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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-06

Pablo has jest entered her second
year as a municipality.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-06

The jacksonville Board Of Trade
has appropriated 81. goo for advertis
ing Jacksonville.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-06

Mrs Luke Palmsr has been yindi
Gated BY Tampa jury Of the killing
Of her husband
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-06

Ground has been broken for the
new county court house at Barlow.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-08-06
THIRD DAY on NOVEMBER,

tor the ratihcation rejection Of the said lofnt
Resolutions proposing amendments 10 the Consti-
tuition Of the State Of tIcrida, vig:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
TRIES DEATH SECOND TINE.
Woman, Taken from Car. F'aints at
Police Station.

Rescued from suicides grave
only a week ago yesterday, Hester
Merrill, well known as a demonstra-
tor and saleswoman in the local de-
partment stores, again attempted to
end her life by taking poison last
night, says the p. |.
She was taken from a Liberty Park
car which arrived at Howard and
Riverside from that part of the city
at o'clock in a semi-conscious con-
ditiOn and removed to the police sta
tion. As she stood at the desk where
she was being booked she fell to the
floor in a dead faint She was re-
moved to the emergency hospital
Police Surgeon Roark, who was call
ed, made an examination of the case
and stated that the young woman had
probably taken a small dose of
strychnine nd gave it as his opinion
that the patients coma was due to
mental arrangement rather than TO
the effect of a drug She was still
unconscious at an early hour this
morning.
Miss Merrill declared when her re-
cent attempt on her life was frus-
tratcd that she would try it again
and hoped she would be successful.
Since Miss Merrill's former attempt
her friends have been making up a
purse to send the unfortunate woman
back to her home in England,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30

Fire in the yards Of the Kansas City
Southern at Pittsburg, Kan, on Octo-
ber 3, destroyed 1O7 freight cars. The
loss is estimated at S65.OOO
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
BARRED FROM CHURCH.
Newspaper Men Objectionable I
Worshippers I'm LcnOX, Mass.

All newspaper men are barred
from attending Trinity Episcopal
church at Lenox, Mass. The Rev
Harold Arrowsm,th, rector, PERSONAL
ly barred two press representatives
fom the church last Sunday by stand
ing in his robes of office in the door,
way and announcing that they should
not enter. Sections of the church have
been given orders to enforce this man
date.
Mr.. Arrowsmith delayed his service
fifteen minutes to make the matter a
personal one and. with a loud voice
which attracted the attention Of
churchgoers without and his congre-
cation within, ordered off the report
ers. Asked the reason for his act,
Mr.. Arowsmith said that membes Of
his congregation had asked him TO
prevent newspaper men from secur-
ing names of their guests and week
end house parties by appearing at the
church for that purpose. Further
more, he stated, the press had made
much Of the people leaving the edifice
and walking to the postoffice for their
mail having called it a fashionable
parade"
All these things, he said. were very
annoying to his parshioners. It is at
Trinity church that all the Lenox
millionaires worship in Lenox regard
less of what church they attend and
support elsewhere. George II. Nor
gan, Charles Lanier, George w. Fol-
som and John +. Parsons are men,
bers of the vestry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
THE
SAN FRANCISCO
EXAMINER
ISSUED DAILY AND SUNDAY

Il works at all times for the
interest and advancement Of the
State of California.
1t print, later, better and more
news than any other San Francisco
paper. because 1t has a leased
wire service, w. R. Hearsi's
News Bureau Service. and his
Eastern Papers foil service.
Its circulation is larger than the
combined circulation Of any two
Pacific Coast Papers.
Advertisers have proved they
obtain the best results by using its
columns, and its advertising patron
age IS the largest and strongest on
the Coast.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
BASEBALL WRITER'S ORGANIZE.
Association Formed TO Secure Uniform
Scoring and Better Reports.

Baseball writers connected with the
leading daily papers of every major
league city excepting Brooklyn met
IN Detroit last week prior to the clos
ing game of the worlds series and
formed an organization to be known
as the Baseball Writer'S Association
Of America. Its objects are TO pro-
mote uniformity i'm scoring methods,
to actin conjunction with the leagues
i'm rules, revision suggestions and to
gain control of the baseball press box
es, the conduct of which is a sore
spot with working newspaper men all
over the country.
The association completed organ
ization, Joe S. Jackson of Detroit, be-
ing elected president, I. E. Sanborn
of Chicago secretary and T. NJ. Mur-
name of Boston. treasurer. A commit
tee on constitution was appointed
consisting of Hugh Fullerton of Chi
cago, william G. Weart of Phnadel-
phia and Henry p. Edwards of Cleve-
land. They will report at the next
meeting, probably at the major league
gathering in New York, when the as
sociation will confer with the two
major bodies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30

Newspaper men who have been
following Bryan upon his campaign
are filled with the belief that he will
be elected. Writing of the situation
one Ned York correspondent, person
ally a republican, has the following
to say:
There are lots OF indications that
Bryan is going to be elected. and by
q landslide. If / saw the same indi-
cations Of republican success | would
accept them without any question, but
/ know the grand old democratic
party and its record for defeat, and
/ also know the republican party's
success In using money, On the face
OF 1t, Bryan ought to win by mile
He is going TO get the labor vote as
solidly as it ever goes to candidate.
The democrats are united. The re-
publcans are quarreling and all
through the country the effect of the
panic and disgust with the republi-
cans for turning down live issues are
having their effect. and everywhere
! go | hear the story of the republi-
cans who are going to vote for Bry-
an.
"The meetings ] pay no attention
TO, as the curiosity to see a candi-
date for president would draw a big
crowd for anybody Taft has had big
crowns, too, though not so big as
Bryan's. The impression that Taft
would never have become n candidate
If he had not been wet-nursed into
it by Roosevelt, the feeling that he isl
not as positive and aggressive enough
a character; that he Is a mere echo
OF Roosevelt without really at heart
Carrying for Roosevelt reforms, and
that he Is too easy-going and good
natured to be president, may be hav-
ing an effect.
Preachers for Bryan.
Il also find that Bryan's record as
n lecturer on Christian themes, and
his well-known petty are having great
effect He has spoken in half the
churches this time and most of the
preachers are for him. In fact, it isl
astonishing there is really no power
ful opposition to him. Business is mott
fighting him as 1t did. The business
men. many Of them. would as leave
see him elected as Taft, because i'll
would be rebuke to Roosevelt, clean
him off the carpet for good, and Bry-
an could do little or nothing with
republican senate.
"The feature of the campaign, to I.
my mind, is the luke-warm fight that
is being put up. The papers, with a
few exceptions, are very fair Two
OF the strongest papers in Chicago
are virtually supporting Bryan. There
Is nothing like the hard, bitter, de-
termined fight as was made against
him by Hanna or was even made /
against Parker, Though they real
lie he may be elected, business men
refuse to get excited about it."
The writer concludes with a refer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
CAN'T WED BRIDE HE
MARRIED AS A JOKE
Union Legal-New License Refused
and Problem Unsolved.

Sunbury, Pa, oct. 30.-Married as
joke and wishing to be married in
earnest, Miss Maude Eichelberger Of
Lewisburg, Pa, and Arthur B. Orr Of
Pittsburg, came here to get a license,
but were refused one because Orr has
a wife, from whom he has not been
divorced.
They found that in the eyes of the
law they are really married, and yet
the bride gave a fictitious name.
The pair is now in the strange po-
sitlon Of being married, yet not mar
ried. They want to be married, but
can't be married.
Orr met Miss Eichelberger here to-
day, and with several friends and with
Attorney George b. Rem went to the
office of the register and recorder
at the courthouse for the purpose Of
making application for another mar
riage license, substituting the name Of
Miss Eichelberger for Miss Matilda
Smith, the assumed name on the IL
cense upon which they had been join
co In marriage, 1t having been decid-
ed to have second ceremony per-
formed as the easiest way out of the
love tangle.
As Orr would be obliged to answer
yes to the question, Have you ever
been married before?" as required,
to secure the new license and not be-
ing divorced, the license had TO be
J efused.
The marriage license clerk inform |
ed the pair that he could not issue a !
new license nor change the records /
making the fake marriage a reality !
If the law and the union can be
reconciled the pair will live in Pitts 1
burg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DAILY.
Mrs. Eddys Followers Will Try {
Run Clean Paper.

The Christian Science Sentinel.
published In Boston, in this weeks
number announces the starting by the
Christian Science Publishing society
of a daily paper to be known as the
Christian Science Monitor. The an
nouncement in part is as follows:
"The current of human thought is
setting in the direction of that which
alone is real-the good that men do.
not the evil. II will be the mission Of
the Monitor TO publish the real news
of the world in a clean, wholesome
manner, devoid of the sensational
methods employed by so many news
papers. There will be no exploitation
or illustration of vice and crime. but
the aim of the editor will be to issue
paper which will he welcomed in
every home where purity and refine
ment are cherished ideals"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
Music Teacher,

4. II. Johnson, instructor of band
and orchestra in Pendleton academy
viii accept a limited number of pu-
pills on violin, cornet, clarionet or any
band or orchestra instrument Pu
pills may join the academy band an,
orchestra If they so desire. Studio a
Pendleton academy. Residence, COL
Post street: phone, Black 1852.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
Al Hotel PcndlptOn.

j. a. Cooper Walla Walla; j. NJ.
Berry St. Louis; Mrs. +. j. Bosworth,
Milwaukee; 5. L. Hausser. Los Ange-
les; L. a. Hudson, Ohio; G. \. Lewis,
Cincinnati: O. f. Sheorer, San Fran
cisco; John Nylander, Portland; H. a.
Forbes, Portland; c. j. Miller, Chi
cago w F. Boehrlg, Portland; ]. w.
Harvey. Portland; G. b. Laucks, Spo-
kane; r. c. Sorry. San Francisco;
Thomas Duncan, San Francisco; A.
Brauner, Portland; Miss f. X. South
erland, city; W. T. Hislop, Portland;
W. Hoehma Chicago; AL d. lesser,
New York; L. NJ. Herman, Chicago;
A. Hirshberg, New York; F. r,
Brown, Spokane; Mrs. A Vanness,
Salt Lake; f. A. McKenna, Walla
Walla: 4. Sinsheimer Portland; H.
G. Masterson, Elgln; George Harris,
Elgin: DR.. F. L. Barrows, Moscow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
Masquerade Ban. Get Ready.

Halloween masquerade ball in
Eagle hall, October 80. There'll be
prizes given, refreshments served and
everybody is invited.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-30
BRYAN SHOULD WIN EASILY,
SAYS A NEW YORK WRITER

ence to a Taft-Bryan banquet and
states that Bryan got all the best
Of it,"
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seit iiber go sabr.n

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ine-Sprllp bon Wiaionen bon Wfit-
tern beim 3abnen Der 9inber onse.
lpenbet. 8irft gu i'm Sdlafe ourd
bos S6reien zines 9inoes geitort,
oos i'm 9obnen lit uno Dor Sdmeraen
peint2 8enn 10, laiie fofort cine
Slaf6e bon ,.Mtrs. @inslolp's Sootb.
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l,nbe5obIbor. @s miro oem fleinen
aeioen6en iofort 2irberltng peridaf'
fen. 8erlobt elid oarauf, Wiitter,
es lit fem 3rpeifel boriiber. gs betlt
9iorrboe, reeuliert Den Wagen uno
bie geieren, beIeitigt @ino.aolif. er'
peiht ben @oumen, perbinoert @nts
siinolnq uno itGrft oaS gon5e Sp'
item. ,Oers. @insloip's Sootbing
gprl,p" fir 8Gbnenoe Sinoer TT an.
oenebnt i'm @ei6nlaf; eos 8e5ept
itommt BON einem Der beiten tpeibli,
den @er5te in oen Ser. Staaten @s
1T Bel oQen 9rugeiiten in Der san3en
g8elt 5u baben. 8rets 25 Gents per
SloIde. aauft nihts unoeres als
Wers. @insloip's Sootbina Spr,,p, q
@arontiert inter Der Soob mts
Drugs afte. 80, SUM 1906, Seriol
Nummsr t09S,
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Is SATIRE 3iinbbSlsdjen.

OreipierteI Sobrbunoert 1T es iebt
fer, bab Die ,Shtpefelbol5er" erflln-
sen nurbe1, elm babies, oaB ibr Gr-
timber itarb = i'm tiefIten Gleno. er
mar we6er elm S1ipebe, nod Elm eng
l6nber, ionbern Elm Deutiher, nno
bieb Sobann Grieorid aammerer.
Sein Oeame erittnert uns ON bic triib-
Ite 8eit Der Serrfdoft Weetterni9s:
adnnnerer mar zines ieiner Spfer,
bic IN bic bitterite Scot, in Die Ser
bmnune ober ms Srrenbans gebest
tpurben. Mus 2ubpigsburg tn Wiirt-
temberg itommenb, ieines 3eihens
gben,ifer, nobm er tell am Sanba.
her geationoIfeit linb iproh begeiitert
,on DeutidIm,bs ginigung uno Der
,,aonfooeration Der ellropallben
5tooten". SoI1e gfeoen Duroen
1ber ear libel permerft, uno Die Wre-
oe'iden Dragoner mubten Die Wiiie.
tdter boIb gu finoen. Gud aamme-
| rer muroe in ieiner Seimat ols
itaotsgef1brEder Mufmiegler ergrif.
fen unb nod oem Sobenaiperg abge.
fiibrt. @Gbreno ieiner @efangen.
ldaft bier erfano er i'm Robember
oes esabres 1882 bic Shmefelbolaer.
| als er ober mieoer auf freien Sub
aeiett tpuroe, uno Die beb6rolihe Be.
pillisung CUR gerpertung ieiner gr.
finoung nadiuhte, puroe oem Ser
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lhuerIter Strafe perbotenl Cine
8eile geIang es ibmt, bic Sdpefel'
| 6oIser i'm @ebeinen ber5uiteilen uno
ins Muslano au perfaufen. Mls oies
ruhbor tpur6e, lieb Die Beboroe ietne
| 8erfItatte aerit0ren unb aammerer
panberte Dieber ms @efangnis Die
Code puroe fir 10 mi6tig gebolten,
| oas Der gunoestae Iih oamit beidaf.
| tiate mo cine 8eroronung erlieB,
nonad, IN oaen oeutIhen 2anoen Der
| SonoeI uub 8ebrauh Der bohltge'
| f6hrIifen 2eibsiinobol5er, erfunoei1
uno beraeitellt pom oem ebemifer
| admlnerer, itrengitens perboten tpnr'
be Der lnslidlid)e grfinoer perlo,
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| lono n,tsten Die beoeutialne Grim
buno aus; bier ipor es beionoers Sol
ben, Ser Die Sobrifation I'M groBer
betrieb uno ols pielfader gtillionol
itorb Qeuti6lano 3ablte crit nod
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4IaIfe, 10000 iinb Hoitoffice=Glerfs,
%, ,7O4 iino @ngeitente am Banamos
4anol uno 10000 ii1o TageIobner
BEL beri6ieoenen 8eeierungsarbeiten.
gg p1roen nqbreno oes Sabres 1907
i'm aa1sen 1856, ,108 gepriift. 99,261
beltanoen bic Yriifune 1no 44,28S
erbielten @nitellung.
Der Dolnpfer n4nielm" elmer
Der Darnpfer, Die fir Die Limited
Iruit Company" in SEEM Orleans ben
9erfebr 5tpifden ienem Safen uno
BEN SGfen an Der 5entral-amerifoni-
iden aaite perrnitteln, bat an Der
Aii5te BON 8ritiib 9onouras Sbift-
brud erlitten. 8erlnutli6 iino Bol-
iaaiere nno Mannidaft gerettet.
= Gadtreiter i'm geortb gbriitton
go,uttp, @entudp, baben einett Sar-
mer namens 2ueim Mea1s aus iei-
mem So1lie gebolt uno bnr4gepeitibt,
neil er nad 8eIieben Eabaf oerfaufi
batte.
Charles g8. Morie, oer bor
&1tr8em nod o1s etner Der berpor-
raaenbiten Jiro15iers uno @efhafts.
Ieute oes 2a1bes angeieben mnroe,
Ger @riin6er Der Mmertcan See Conf
panp unb Der GonioIibateo Steort'
ibip @omponp, Bat Stem gorf beinl-
lih perlaiien unb TT, mie es beiBt
nod europa geretft. Ser Mann itedt
bts iiber Ben Sols IN Sinan5noten,
fat aIle ietne l1nternebmungen iinn
IN oen Sdnoen BON Moifeperpaltern
ieine ganfoepofiten finb NIT geidlaa
beIeat, fein Sous tit nit &ppotbeferl
beIaItet uno &lagen, BET oenen es itf
Inn &unoerttauferoe banoelt, iinf
gegen i'm onbdneig gemadt. @inen il
pIosliden u1lo bonitdroigen 3uian.
menbrud uie oenienigen Mories bal
ielbit Die an 11eberruidungen gefpobt'
te Seem yorfer Stnanapelt ieiten er'
Iebt. Maories 8ern1ogen tpuroe au'
smanaig Miuionen Dollars abge'
ihatt.
Ser Brdfioent bot Biaiam 9
Moiiiter beauftragt cine genaue I'm
teriuaung Der Hegierungsornderei n
@aibington por5nnebmen.
Die Mationalfonpention Der TO-
aialiitiihen Bartei miro am 10. Wta1
in gbicago abgebalten meroen.
Die republifaniihe Staatsfon
pention bon SIorioa Bat einen itiir'
milden 8erlauf genommen. Sic ba1
fid geipaIten uno bat auei Delegatio'
| men 5,ir Nationalfonpention ertpablt
| oie eine lit fir Eaft iitruiert, Die an
oere gebt obne SSSnitrnftion
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| 2onifiana tpuroe Der Neger Rober'
Waithen, Der einen Weiben nanens
2eon EbeiIfeI6 ernorbet boben iollte
| deInndt.
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sssn Sonnoper tit @eneraIleut

Ssn Sannoper lit @eneraIleut-
nont b. sSeItenberg-Hodfiid, @bef oes
oortiaeu MiIit6r 6r-&eitinitituts, an Der
2ungenent5iinoung geitorben. Ser
General golt ols ein berporragenoer
@opaGeriit uno lettete Dos SSsnititut
felt Dem 27. ssanuar 1906.
9lus 2onoon miro gemeloet:
Ser bieIbeipro6enen 9ruce-2egenoe
puroe beirobe bos leBte Stiidden
gooen ent5ogen, inoen Die 3ipilflage
6. $. 9ruces auf @ermtsgobe oes
Na6loiies oes @er5ogs bon 8ortlaro
abaepiefen pnrbe. 9lneroings bot
9ruces Mntpalt 8ernfung eingelegt,
Der aud itottgegeben ipnroe.
ssn 9iiiielborf begtng Der nam,
bofte 9iermaler 8rof Gbriltian aro=
ner oie Seier ieines iieb5igiten @e-
burtstags, aus melbem 4nloB ibm
piele @brungen 5uteil ipuroen.
= 9lus @lgier meIoet man: Gin
uno5mon5ig Mann Der 20. &om-
pognie ser Srenoenlegion, nno biel.
leidt nod mebr 2eute bon oieler
aompagnie, far1en am 1. Sebrnar
in einenl nrd6tigen 5dneeiturn1 INN,
in oen bic Soloate11 auf Dem WarIbe
nod Sort Saiia eerieten. Die gan5e
&on1pagnie murbe al,seinanoerge.
iprengt, ntlb nabber puroen bic
2eiden bon einuno5tpan5tg Wonn
beim Su9en gefunoen. Cine Mbtei.
lung Der &ompagnie lit in Sort Saiia
angelongt, ober in ianmernoaem GU
itano, nnb 8iele merben permibt.
= N6bites Sabr ion eine merifa.
niide Musiteaung i'm &riitaa.R .Ralait
a. 2onbon itattftn6en.
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grmmoetseutums ,lebsrtras.msea.

Nlfreb 5anbplo u. u. an Grid Nenoer
Sr., Urnnoitfide in ben @Itp slods 24l4,
24l5, 2416, 2417, 2440 uno 2441; 1896 ~.
grben boz SO epb Sferaele an erneh
Diesmann. 1907 Mder 4anb; $3600.
Uiox Meiher bah unb Jrau an Nmalia
. 8argos, @runoftiid in Der Gah Gno'
addition: 500
Sobn Wiltins Sr. an 5reberica Bobn.
Brunbffnf an Der Garoen. nno Glib
grelo. StreBe; S.
Sohn Wilttns Sr an Sreberica Rubn.
lSrur bifiid in ben neuen @itp Blods 79l
unb $40; $5u VI.
Baul Brehm an gtbert 8 S. Stahi,
80 Mder Ganb; $500
Wrs. Nlpine 1oDf an N9rs Gituine
snseltina. @1unoftGd an Der Canal
Strabf; $40
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Die 9alteiteQe.

sd mar in Der @erpult Der
Sdmin6iu9t uno batte beinabe Die
Salteltelle errei9t ols mir Or. Sings
]eeue gntoedltng enpfoblen tpuroe.
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CAB mir geiieruns. Gin Duseno
iSloIden madte einen geiunoen,
gliifliden Mann aug mir, " fagt Geo
Uioore bon @rirneslanb, g. 6. Gls
UeitteI fir Suiten, idtpade 2ungen,
INN Bneunonia por5ubeugen, ftebt
oieie Meoi5in uniibertroffen, SOC uno
81 BEL Ioolpb DreiB unb 81. @pbn 8
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Cine Seftion 2anb

gu perfoufen IN Com Green Gountp,
6 WeiIen bon Der Staot, anes ge.
fen5t nit 9reiito6elorobt; 150-
200 older oapon eben oas anoere gu.
tes Grassland.
Greis S. pro slder. $640 baor,
&elt eeniigeub 3eit au s Bro5er1t.
u. s. 8oebrens,
geo. 26O 8. Ctr. Gan 9tngelo, Ger.
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Mnfunft 7.55 ntprgens.
Nadb sferrebine, slbfnbrt $50 ntoreens. alrs
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abenbS gsur @autftass nab &errbtIe: llbr
na6mittaes @iin1abrt bon bart Montags b.
morgens, antnnft in Gan antonto $50 mors
gems.
gsa9 @uero. Uolfunt Soufton, GaIbefto"t,
@ibbings 0apdbaIe, Cameron unb g8oco. Abs
fabrt 845 bormittags. Mnfl NIT ubr morgens.
Ma9 geeptue. Corpus gbriftt, aIiee Matbts.
aranias gab, Modport, albfabrt 1.b0 na1'
M. 1ars unb llbr abenbS. GnIunft loo
uorgens uno 1.50 na6utttagS
gladb Snlfurtas, abfabrt tibr abenbs, Mn'
turft 755 ntoreenS.
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@ie tit bies!

gSte tit bteS!
8ir bieten einbunbert Donars Belob<
nllno fir ieoen Soil bon &atarrh, Der
ui1t blrh ginnebmen bon 9au'S aas
tarrbz@ur gebeilt tperben lam.
S. S. gbeneb & Co.. gigentb.
9olebp. ..
Bir, Die 1lnter5eihneten. baben s. s.
g6eneb felt ben lesten 10 Sabren ges
fannt unb balten i'm fir poqfounmen ebs
renbaft il, allen MISUNDERSTANDING
unb finan8iea befdbigt, aae bon ietner
sirn,a einse9aneenen gerbinbli9feiten
5ll erfiillen
IS E It & sruag, grobbanbelss9 s9ro'
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5anTs aatarrbs&nr tpirb innerlid ges
nonmen unb pirft brett allf bas glut
uno Die idleimisen Sberfldden beg
5pitems 3elgniiie frei perfanot Breis
Is gents per Slaid)e. gertanft bon allen
Ipotbefern.
Saa's Eamilien>ginen> iinb Die beiten
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Sir elm 12-idbriges Maoden tpirb
in elmer i6onen, geiunben Stoot
Merifos eine gr5ieberin eeiudt. Mub
alaoierunterri6t erteilen fonnen.
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Cine eroBere @n5obl @enoor.Sien.
Roten 5u peridieoenen getrasen iinb
5li oerfoufen. 0ie ein5eluen gsoten
iino oui peridiebene 3eitoauer ausge.
itelt. 0od8ufragen in Der Offi5e Der
,ssreien 8reffe fir Seras".
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A lbr nno 8 bprnlittags.
Mat Ct Courts. MempbiS nnb benz Often
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Mnfnaft.
Bon ct. Qpuis benz Often, $50 morg
Gon ct. 2ouis II. benz Often, $50 morg.
9on Qarebo unb Megifo 80 LOS na6m.
8pn St. = uis, 8ahias 9th 8 As obos.
ct. Houis & snn Sraneiasa 8asu.
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petrats S6etne.
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furiert nidt ane 9eihDeroen, aber
g miro 9ibeumatislnus fnrieren
Sn ollen Mpotbefcn.
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Bon sbieaso, ct. aouts aan'as 9Th Dallas.
Sort @ortb unb 2s.eo, tdsIt1 (Suntef
DepoD $500. 1.3o mot9eHe
QofaI5ua bta SmttAbine 300 dpenos
gIamo epesiai bon Smttbriue, Sonitcn. @al'
seiton $40 HctaeHe