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CIGARNIAKERs' UNION NO. s94-Meels
= drst2 and third Wednesdays Of each month
at Kalamazoo Bldg. Is w. Superior street.
President, H, Pereault; vice president,
Frank 3HeideEnan; financial secretSry!tfeas-i
urer, Paul Neuman, 507 E. Sixth street;
recording corresponding secretary. JOHN
Cakes. care Ron Fernandez Cigar Co.. a.
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BREWERY WORKERS !,

BREWERY WORKERS UNION, No. lp1s
Meets the frst Saturday Of each month
at the kalamazoo Bldg. No Is w. Superior:
street. President, A.. sStenglein: vice DfeSf-S
dent, Chas linden; recording secretary,
Robt. Wentland:t treasurer, Chas. Cooler;
financial secretary, Rudolph Schipper. Ill
East 9th street.
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BLACKsdITH'S UNION, no. 198 meets ths|
nrst and third Thursdays Of each monf1
at tho Victor Carlson Hail. 552s(Grand Ave
West. President, R.-W. Cummings, 1904
Winter ST, Superior; Vice President, jas.
Kemp; Recording Secretary. Louis Haley
2O9s s.. S1st Ave. w. West Duluth .ss
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS. UNION NO: 81.

ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION NO sSf
Meets on the first, thitd>and fifth Tnurs-
day OF each month. In the Kalamazoo
b4ock. Hail &C. President. VIM +. Anr-
naa2 sss Gibbs.
St.: recording-secretary. w. J.. Hunt. 4sl
S. 21st AVG. E.: w. r., McCollum. Business
Agent, 43l East Superior ST.; Frank Etst.-s
er, President, Seventh District COUNCIL
National Hotel Minneapolis. MINI
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City Union DieCtOII

FEDERATED TRADES AssEMBLY-ids1i
second nd fourth Friday Of each monfhs
at Kalamazoo Hall, Ii w. Superior sttAets
President, H. Pereault: vice president. s. 81
Mcdonald: hnancia: secretary-treastsreri
VIM. Perry; recording secretary. e. ~
Peters. eo7 Third Ave. W.: reading clSrks
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:rst Sunday in each month at Kalan6a-s
zoo Block. President John A Barren: ylees
president, H. Burwefl: recording secretatAs
n. N. Wilson,: secretary-treasurer. Edgar
T.. Hughes. News Tribune office. -
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sTEAAlFIrTERs' UNION

STEAMFITTERS' UNION NO, lz5-Nsets
second and fourth Wednesday OF Aachs
month at % West Superior ST. Presidents
r. II. Dempsey: vice president M- Cody:ss
Cor. Sec, E: Greenwood: Fin. sec.. RI ssJ.s
Wicks. 223 Lake Aye. S.: treasurer. o. G.
Larson, go E. FIFTH street.
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LATHERs' UNION. No

LATHERs' UNION. No. IL, w. W. & NJ, L.
E.-Aeets on t2e second and fourth Hi.
day Of each, month at Kalamazoo Blk.
President, George Walters: vice presideni
J. H. selleck; secretary. Albert Meldahi;
5O7 N. Fifty-ninth avenue W.: treasures.
A. ]. Meldahl, 305 s. Sixty third avenus
West. --'s h.
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sTArIoNARY. ,rIREMEN,s

STATIONARY: FIREMEN's UNION, no.
1S7 Il. y. Of s. F.l--Meets on the sscohds.
and fourth Monday of eacn month In xhs
kalamazoo Block. President. F.. A. scott;
vice president, Gust Johnson: secretary.8
treasurer. John Noble. $50 Lake ~ ssnas5
South. - -
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SHEET METAL WoRKERg UNION So

81, A: S. NJ. w. I. A.-Meets thu nrst
mazoo BLOCK. at . y. m. President. Artnur5
Moore; vice president. Chas Cause: fihan- 3
cial secretary, n. ]. Harvey. s1s East sixths
street: corresponding and recording secfss
tary. R. Little. 617. l23 avenue East
treasurer. Ely Ducharne.
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PLUMBERS AND GASEc-TERs. 1ocal
Union No. ~l1-Meets on the second ana
fourth Thursday of each month at Kala.
mazoo hail. President. Geo. Blackwood:sf =
vice president Marion Haynes; recording
secretary-treasurer, H. r. Tinkham; finan-
cial secretary, J. e. Ribble. 1912 iJefferSoh
St. s..-. .-, g.. -, . --i. =" =: rsTt-sst4i
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LICENSED TUGMEN'S PROTECTIVE As
sociationl Zenith Lodge No. ,1.-Meetss1 s1st
and 3rd Wednesday Of each month during
the winter season at Marine Engineer hall
31oa w. First street. President. W. e
Hoy, 212j w. Superior street: First .vica
president Fred Benson; Second vice presi-
dent. Jas. Fountain: Financial secre.asy.
R. f. Barrows, H.. 5Sth Ave. E.; recording
and corresponding secretary, Albert Jones,
TO E. Sixth ST. treasurer. Jas. Walsh. Is
n Fifth Ave. w.. .... =, . ..,-. ~. 5s2-@5s.ss5
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Meets on second and fourth Wednesday
Of each month at Kalamazoo Block. Preei-9
dent Samuel Maghan; vice president, Johu
Campbell; financial secretary E. perrott.
Duiuth Heights; corresponding secretary.s
w. ]. Darby, 219 N. 29th Ave. W.: DSl6-.
gates to Structural Bldg Trades Alliance.
carson. Ahl and Jackson.
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Continued from page ~
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MUSICIANS UNION No. IL, a. F. Of II.
Meets first Tuesday Of each month "a
their headauarters. % West Superior street.
President Arthur Howell: vice president.
A. Haakanson: financial secretary, Louis
Aostue: treasurer. I. N. sodahl: sergeant
At arms. Olaf Halten: recording secretary.
lngald Westward, and First AvSnus
West. -
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No. I47 I. A. Of M.-Meate second and
fourth Tuesdays OF each month p. the AKA
building. 221 West Superior street. PrAsi-
dent, S. S. Mcdonald. S29 =. Third ST:
vice president, 3. W. Nelson. s02 61se Ave.
West; L. Ewald, financial secretary, 1904
East Third street; recording secretary w.
F. Sullivan. 119 eth Ave. W. S.
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HANGERS-Meets every Tuesday at
Kalamazoo Block. Is W. Superior Street.
President, W.. p. Perry. IL E. Fifth Sc:
vice president e. Bergyiog. s26 E. First st:S
financial secretary, w. F. Meyer, 5719 Ta.5
cony st.: recording secretary, Jas. II. Pou.s
ers, 5l3 e. Fifth st. = - $50
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MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL As
sociation. No. 7s.-Meets every Friday
at Marine Engineers Hall. 31O3 w First st.
President. Cnas.: Hector: tirst vice pre.l-
dent Guy Webb; treasurer, A. Harvey, p O.
Box 2Ss; corresponding secretary, J. r. Burg
1922 Minnesota avenue. ,--.. .-5.ysrS5s$s
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order For Hearing on Petition For
Administration.


Labor World-May 80; June 6, 13, 1908
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Labor worla-J1ne g. Is. 20, II, July
: 4, II, 1908. ss,A 49,,
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Labor World May 80; June 6-13-20-27.
July 4, 1908.
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Order for Hearing ON Petition for Adj
~- mfnistrRtiOn. s. z

Labor World-May %, 80, June 6. "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-16

5ufiibren. 9iefes lon auBer oem Ell
gentliben 9beater nod &laiien5im=
mer uno @dl1lne fir geieaige 3uiam-
n1etlfiinfte llno Srdelterproben ent-
balten.
Sn Sarrisburg, Der Sauptitaot
bon He1nfDlba1ien bat Der Wonitre-
pro5eB segen 6ie atgeblid CUR 8e-
i9tpinoelung oes Staates beri6pore-
nen 8ear1ten, &ontraftoren llro Sie-
feranten, tpelhe NIT Dem &apitolbal
5u tim batterr Elm uneripartet f6nel-
leg Gnoe genonlmen. Nod 22itiin-
bigger 8eratung gaber Die @eldpo-
renen einen @abriprud ab, morin iie
oen &onsreBreprdientanten $. 8uro
gaiiel uno ben srbiteften S. SO.
@uiten BON oieier glnflage freiipra-
den. Gibter 4llnfel ieIbit oronete
Die Streibung Der gegen gr-Staats-
ihaemeilter @. 8. Matbues, Sanes
g. Sbumofer uno @. g. Snpber
ihpebenoen Inflageil an.
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@abl . Mn3etgem.
Har Sheriff.

Sic ,Sreie Breiie fir Segas" 1T alito@
riliert, afl5u5eieer, 6ab 9. 8. 2inoz
T e b &anoibat fir bas gmt zines Sberiffs
BON 8erar goitntb lit lnb iid) Der @nte
ideibung Der benofratiiden Primdrs
ipahlen ltntertpirft.
9ie nSreie 9reiie fir Segas lit auto
riliert, a1l5u5eigen, Dab sSames yt e.
gIosteb &arlbibat fir oas Mmt
bes @beriffs bon 8egar County 1T unb
ii1 ben bentofratiffen Primdrfpablen I'M
Suli nntertpirft. :.
9ie nSreie YreRe fir Eeras" 1T
autorifierf, ar5li5ei9en, 6aR gB m. S.
@ofort6 &attbibat fir bag Imt eis
nes Sberiffs bon 8egar gountp 1T lno
iih Der gt1tldeibung Der bentofratii6en
Erinrdrtpablen untertpirft.
Sic .Sreie Hrefle" lit alltoriiiert,
@eorge Surfep als &anoioat fir
bas glmt beg 9 Sberiffs bon gegar
County, abbdn9ig BON ben i'm Snli 5it
baItenoen bemofratiid]en @rinldrtpablen,
arlalifiinbieea. .
Sic "rSreie greiie fit Eegas lit
alltoriiiert, au5u5eisen, bab 6 + a 3. g.
5tebens &at1bi6at fir bas Gn1t eis
neg Sberiffs bon 8egar GolntD lit llno
iid Der gnti6eibung Der oeurofratiffen
8rindrtpablen lt1ltertpirft.
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Seras 3.

Gin fiinf5ebniabriger Sunse
nomens 2otbgrobe 9ot9 muroe ali
elmer gfanb in Breiioio gountp bon
ieinem Bferoe abgeiporfen un6 sll
Eooe geidleift.
Cecil M. 2pon lit, ipie aus
gbicago gerneloet miro, bon Der
teraniiden Delegation nieoer gum
Waitglieo oes republifaniiden Natio-
noIfontites ertp1blt iporoen.
glus 2ampaias miro geneloet,
Die Sbiternte in oer oortigen @eeerh
iei auBeroroentlid eroB.
SSn Der Staot Staples in Wor.
ris Gonrtp iino mebrere @eih1Its,
bduier abgebrannt; Der S9aben BE-
ldnft iih auf $4,000.
sSn Seguin bat man nit Dem
8au Der neuen Creamery, Gle in
&o0omun Springs erribtet peroen
ioa, begonnen.
9luf eigentiirnIide @eiie acq
iih SRI. Sannie Moams in 9epine
cine idwere gerlesllns gu. Sic tpoll.
te elm n6oloing 8eo" 5ure6t ma1en
mari 6abei Die 2arnpe INN uno leste
ibre &leioer in 8rano. CHARLES
Burmeiiter aus SiIben, Ger 5ufGaia
i'm Sauie antpefeno mar, geIang es
Die 5lmmen 5u eritiden, bod EN-.
ping iie ihfpere 8ranoiputloen. Muf
gnrmeiiter's S0noe nurben arg Der.
brannt.
SSn Der gfabe bon Ga Grange
ipuroe Die 2eibe zines 1lteren Man.
nes geflinoen, Der ip6ter aIs elm ge.
tpiiier Moolf Serbian erfannt ipuroe
Sorpan reiite fir Die 9elenfabrif ir
groontotpn, glititin gountp. 9e,
Wann muB mebrere Gage tot gene.
len ieiL als man i'm fano, Die Sci
DIE mar idon in gertpeiung iiberge
gangen.
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an Der 2ei6e llibt gef1noen tperoe1l
uno es miro angenomnen, Dab eth
Guubuloro an bent 4naben begangen
puroe; ood mag es itf ou6 nnt el-
nen 2ultnoro banoeln.
Sn Berlin tit 6ie gea6rt6t BON
elmer blutigen Suoerlbebe in benz rltl-
1ildel1 StGot1elt 9orbtalt, nobe Der
oltpreuBii6en @ren5e, eingetroffen.
Gin 5oblrei6er Gobelbaufen fiel IN
oas Ghetto Elm, perbrannte oie beioen
Spnogogen uno 5ablrei6e @obnbdlt-
fer uno totete orei Suoen; 38 tpur=
ben perlebt. Sedsbunoert Sl1oen
Ii1o oboo6los geiporben.
= Ser 2ol1ooner vStanbaro" er=
bielt cine 9epeide bon gebaI, fporin
beri6tet miro, oaB 5tpei Gage Dor Der
9lnfunft oes 4onies goiparb cine
oortige @dullebrerin SelbItmoro be-
ging. Oieielbe ipor friiber Elm Wit-
glieo Der repollttionaren Bartei rno
oo es fir iie Elm 2ei6tes NOR, nit
oen S9uIfinoern auf Die Blattform
5u gelangen bon Ser aus Ser ruililde
&atier abreilte, 10 mar iie auserieben
lporoen, &aiier geifolaus gu err1or=
ben. 0a lie iib aber bon Ser repolu=
tiondren Soee obgemanot batte, 70
beging iie Selbitrnoro, Inn Der gade
Der Serroriiten 3u entgeben.
2art MeIoung aus Diiiieloorf
bot oas Canadian Wining Sniti@
tute" oeuti6e !6iittenleute 5ur geil-
nobnle an Ser he1n,td6itigen Sagung
oes engliiden usSsron ano Steel Sn-
ititute", lotpie 5u elmer geludsreiie
in Canada eingelaoen. 9ie Ginla-
bung ilt nit GROCER 8efriebigung auf=
genommen lporoen
Sn Durango ion eitt Waiier.
merit uno Elm Seper=Spitem eiltgee
rihtet lperoen oas ltngefabr ST..
100000 folten miro.
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Sir GDnntg Glert.

9ie nSreie Yreiie fir EeIas" lit alis
toriliert, a1l3u5eisen, bah Q b an 6
8 a mi I ON &anbibat fir bas Ini
6es gountb@glerfs bon gerar COUNT
lit llnb ii6 ben oeunofratii6en Brimdr>
tpablen i'm eSltli ltnteripirft.
0ie nSreie BreiIe fir Segas" lit alls
toriliert, a15u5ei9en, baB sc fe s.
6 a m p b Ell | &anbioat fir oas Intt beg
gountbzgIerfs bon 8egar County lit linf
it6 ben oemofratii6en Rrindripablen i'm
Siili unteripirft
Sic nSreie 9reiie" lift alltoriiiert
fir ba5 amt It Ses e q'9 SaDspa eIer1
bon 8erar gonntb, abbdneis bon Der
am 25. Sult a5ubaltenoen oemotratii6er
Rrintdrtpablen, atl8lifiinoigen.
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@nte syamilien Wfebisiu.

ngs madt mir gergniigen, Elm
eutes @ort fir electric 8itters ein-
5ulegen", i6reibt Sranf Gonlan, 436
Soulton Str, Seem gorf. u@s tit
cine quite San1ilienmeoi5in fir Wa-
gen. unb 2eber=l r=l1norbnungen uno fir
&iden unb geierer1leioen ME 5u bob
el1lpfoblelt." @r reguliert Die Ser
oaunngsfunftione1L reinigt oas Slut,
itarft nno belebt beibe @eidle6ter.
nnter @arar1tie perfauft Bel 46oIpb
DreiB uno 81. gobn & So. @potbe-
fer. so Gents.
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9iifrift=GIerf.

Sic uSreie Yreiie fir Segas" lit allz
toriiiert, Germ @ar S. 8eder als
&aitbibaten fir bas Mmt beg 9itrifts
glerfs bon 8egar gountD, abbdngig bon
ben benofratii6en Printdrtpablen I'M
Suli, art5ufiinbigen.
9ie nSreie Hreiie fir Eeras1 tit alle
toriiiert, 9errn gnbreas Cor II.
als &anbi0aten fir 6as @mt Deg 9tltriftz
glerfs bon 8erar Gol1ntb, abbdnsig bon
ben benofratii9en Erimdrtpablen I'M
Suli. an5ufiinbigen.
9ie vSreie Yreiie fir Seras" 1T alls
tpriiiert, slngn It 8ie ID als
&anbibat fir bas Anlt Oes Siitrif t.
glerfs. abbdngig bon Den oemofras
tii6en Hrimdrtpablen, an5n5eiger.
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aiir ariebensridlter 9reeintt /

Sic nSreie Rreiie fir Eeyas" lit allz
tori1iert, Sarrb 9erb berg als
aa1bioat fir bas @mt bes S lie EN- g
ri6ters, Brecirft y2o 1, HIab 2,
(iebt bon Ben. 9. Sisf befebt) abbdngia
bon ben 0en1ofratiiden Briudrtpabler
an5llfiinbigen.
Sic nSreie greiie fir Segas" lit aus
toriiiert, 8enS. Sisf als &art0ibai
fir @ieberipabl fin 6as slmt beg S ri e
be nsri 6 t ter 8, Yreeinft 1, Blab q
abbdn9is bon ben oemofratiiden Triz
mdrtpa6len, ar5lfiinbi9en.
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Oie Mhtbe er5a6lt bonn Serfnles, er
babe llrrtpiiientIid elm ber9iftetes Semb
angelegt, in sSoIge beiIen er iol6e
S6mer5en litt, bdB er es bor5og, auf
einem S6eiterbaufen 56neu In Slam
men anf5ugeben. aIs lanaiatn bin8uiies
Mbtbe lit cine @nbe,ttung Der profaifden
Eatfn6e Satte man ons Weittel, fpeIhes
IIIen in ben ct. 8ernarb &rauterpilfen
(fiir 25 Gents bel Gpotbefen gu baben)
aiir @erfiiglina itebt, bantals 9efarlnt, 70
fpiirbe bic @eihidte bonn 5erfules elm
bereniigteres gnoe genommen ba6en.
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Ssiir Gpunth Rtdlter. I.

Sic nSsreie 9relie fir Segos" lit olitori>
iiert. ni5u5eieen, oab Serr s heobore
Sarris 3anoiont fir oos gmt eines
gountpridters BON Berar @ountb lit
nno 1ih Ser @ntiheioling Der bemotrotis
1heu 8rimdrtpubl uuteripirft.
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1874 So|edad Str. \. Tel. 1853.
Stir Gpuntb= Mntualt.

n9ie nSreie 8reiie fir Seras" lit allz
toriiiert GERM 6, @,eorge CUNT + e
als &anbibaten fir bas Mn1t 6es County
MntpaIts, abbdngig bon ben bemofratiz
i9en Brimdripable1 an5afiinbisen,
Sic nSreie Yreiie fir Eegas" iit alte
toriiiert, So m S. 81 I'm ton als &aaa
bibat fir @ieberipabI fir bas Gn1t beg
Count tpanfpaItes b bon Begar
County, abbdngig bon ben am 25. Suli
5tattfiiloenoen oentofratiiden Rrimdrs
ipablen, anSufiinbigen
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Semrb 6. Eips, Sransport bon
Mobeln, Bianos, @elbibrdnfen, gfei'
nigen BON Seppi6en. 304 Sit-Seite
MIamo BaIa5a. geioe Selepbone.
grompte 9ebienung. @ebt lns Cure
@nftrdee. 3ufrieoenbeit garantiert.
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Sir Gunitabler, grecimft SO. l..

Sic rSreie Ereiie fir Seras" 1T alls
tori1iert, arl5u5eisen, oab 9. s.
Meebes &arlbibat fir bas @mt beg
gonitablers in Brecinft SEQ. tit llnf
ii1 Der gnti9eibuns Der oen1ofratiiden
8rimdrfpablen untertpirft.
Sic nSreie Ereife fir Seras" 1T alls
toriiiert, n15ii5eiger, baB S. 6 3. Bi I :
tens &arlbibat fir ba5 Nmt bes gons
itabler Brecinft SO. lit nrlb ii6 Der
@nti6eibuns Der bentofratii6en Primdrs
ipableu linteripirft.
Sic vSreie Treiie fir Seras" lit alls
torifiert, an5li5eigen, bab S I'm 6.
Srainer &anoioat fir Das gmt bes
gonftabler grecintt $50. / lit unb Iid
Der grlti6eibllns Der oemotratiiden Bris
rndrtpablen lInteripirft.
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Sir 9freprlientant.

9ie vSreie Breile fir Segas" 1T allz
toriIiert, Serrn 6 gbefter $. Ser%
reIl als 9feprdientant fir ben britten
9lab IN gegar County, abbdn9ig bon
ben bemofratii6en Brimdripablen, an5uz
fiin0iqen.
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Sir Gpunth=G =Gdlaknteiiter.

Sic uSreie Greiie fir Segas" lit au@
toriliert, &c. g. (gbarlie) Sbine
als &a1lbibat fir gonntb g Of a b
m ii iter, abbdngig bon ben oemofrati@
i6en YrirnGrtpablen am 25. Suli 1908
on5llfiinoisen. Sbre 1l1terltiisung erbe@
Ton
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SIZE nSreie Breile fir Seras" 1T alls
toriiiert, an5ufiinbigen, oab 5err % E L
+ ON 2Dtle &anbibat fir oas Mmt beg
9iltriftantpaIts lit ltrlb fi9 Der @nti9ei<
bung Der ben1ofratiiden Brimdrtpablen
am 25. Suli lliltertpirft
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Qlnttpprtet iebent @nf.
Gan Mntomioer baben sefunoem, baf
bies ipabr tit.

Cine grf1Itlna cine 8errenfnng,
eine plotli9e 9rebung.
Cine geringe l1riahe mag Die sde-
ren bei1dbigen.
Saufig foIsen @iidenidmer5en,
ooer unregelndBigfeit i'm nrinieren.
Gin fideres Mittel fir iolae Mn.
fale, cine Wfebi5il Die uns ieoen Nnf
beanttportet, fi1o 9oans @ierem-Til-
len; Elm iideres Mittel.
Niele 2eute berlaiien ii6 oaranf.
&ier iIt elm getpeis BON Gan Mn-
tonic:
s5rau goporo Mbele, III Mpe. g.,
Gan Mntonio, Seras, iagt: SD
CLAUDE, oaB n1eine Nierenfranfbeit
BON elmer i9tperen grfdltung ber-
riibrt, oie i1 mir Dor einen1 Sabre
5u5og. Sd oodte auerit, oab id oies
2eioen batte, oIs ib einen beftigen
Sdmer5 in meinem &iiden empfano
uno es mnntogli9 i6ien, mid oapon
su befreien. Sd batte ebenfaGs bef-
tige aopfibmeraei1, fonnte Nadts
nidt gut idIofen uno oie Arbeit ma6-
te mid iebr Ieidt miioe. Sd batte
10 bieI bon Doan's Nieren-BiQen ge-
Ieien, oaB id nod 0em gerar Drug
Store ging nno mir cine Sdadtel
boIte. Sd beritebe iest, ipesbalb oie-
les MitteI 10 tparm empfoblen miro.
Ole BiIIen beiIten mid bo1ltdnoig
bon meinen 2eioen in iebr fur5er
3eit nno i1 fam Doan's yieren-
8illen nibt genug Ioben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-16

Ser Snnger nad arbeit tut
oroentliden Meni6en lpeber als Der
Sunaer na6 8rot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-16

Bum 8erfouf BEL aGen S6n0lern
Yreis so Gents. Softer Wilbnrr
Co., Buffalo, Stem Sort, alleinigf
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Staaten
grinnert gu6 oes Namens -
Opams - 1tno nebnt feine anoeren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-16

Sobm $. Bolton, 6ffentliber $50.
tar. @ritnteigettum. agent fiir
Benlionsonipriibe. 3inmer 8, ct.
sssarnes SoteI, Sit-Souiton Strabe.
8eioe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-06-16
Stir 9iitriftaniualt.

9fihter bes 81. 9iitriftgeridts.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-20
Prot. A. E. Ellis Married.

On last Sunday afternoon at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
John Magan at Buford, Prof. Everett
Ellis led Miss Josie Magyar to the bril-
dial altar, wherein the presence of
the family and only few immediate
friends, Rev. o. NJ. Shultz pronounced
them man and wife. These young peo-
pc are both quite popular and promi-
nent, Prof. Ellis having for the past
several years been connected with the
schools of the county and at present
is one OF the faculty of Hartford Col
lege. The bride is social favorite
with everybody. The marriage WAS
somewhat Of a surprise to their many
frissris. Tsey VIII occupy the resi-
dence recently vacated by Mr.. wallace
Riley, near the planning mill.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-20
Found 500 In an Old Vest.

Pahucah, KY, Nov. 14.-After a
negro had returned an old vest to
Chris Berger, as too poor even for
him to wear. Mr.. Berger found a crisp
800 bill in the pocket, where lie had
left 1t when he discarded the garment
last summer. Mr.. Berger wore the
vest to the bank late one afternoon
and deposited some checks, forgetting
to place the bill among them. He
wore the vest constantly to work in,
and when the weather became cold he
hung it away and never looked at 1t
again, until a negro beggar asked for
some clothes. The negro took the
vest away and then carried it back
declaring it was 400 Worn 10 be ssI-
vlceable. Willie taking the vest back
Mr.. Berger noticed the bill.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-20
Fourteen Horses Slot From
Under Him.

Worcester, Mass, Nov. 16.-General
Samuel E. Chamberlain, of Barre,
died of paralysis ct st. Vincent's nos
pital after an illness of six months.
He was eighty years of age. He had
been in the hospital three weeks.
General Chamberlain Went to ILL
noise when he was fifteen years old
When seventeen he enlisted in the
Mexican war. After the war he start
ed for California. and upon reaching
chihuahua inducements We're Offered
him by the government 10 enter the
Rangers, which he did. Just tten be-
gan a campaign against the Apache
Indians. Out of the forty survivors
General Chamberlain Yves the last to
die.
When Lincoln called for troops
Chamberlain went to the front as a
captain in 1861. He steadily rose
through gallant and merituous service
and was finally brevetted brigadier
general for covering rhe retreat of
Gregg's division of cavalry at the bat
tie Of ST. Maly's church, Va.
General Chambk rlain had fourteen
horses shot from under him and was
wounded several times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-20
Found Guilty of DeSertion.

Frankfort, KY, Nov. 16.-Tne find
ing Of the court-maIrial in the case of
Private G. C. Epps, of Bel county was
made known this morning. He was
charged whit desertion and mis- punish
ment was fixed at ten days in Jail and
fine for all the pay that WAS due
him for active service up TO tie time
lie failed TO report back for duty.
Gov Wilson RENTED the Jail part
of tie sentence because Epps is ire sole
support of his mother and sister TIE
court-mai-tial mas adjourned until No
vember %, and mca nCime their finding
in me other cases wi be made known
wten the Governor approves or disap-
proves them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-20

unable to empty counsel the court
appointed Barnes & Anderson and Bar
mott & Smith to defend.
Trout and Kahn vs.. Evansville and
Bowling Green Packet Company
agreed Judgment for $500 and cost
for plaintiff.
T. C. Schroeder VS.. Aver and Lord
Tie Company. dismissed settled.
Henry Minton vs.. same. same order
Proctor and Herndmen VS.. e. S.
Moa.ellan ct al, continued to next
term with Judgment for defendant for
defendants cost.
Commonwealth VS.. hurry Grove set
for to-day and defendant being unable
to employ counsel the court appointed
attorneys, ]. b. Wilson, C. NJ Grove
and r. e. l. Simmerman to defend.
The grand jury had not made any
report up to the time we went TO press
but 1t is understood it will return a
large number OF indictments this morn
ing.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-11-20
Found Triple Hoodoo.

Deputy Coroner ]. f. 1Terks blames
triple hoodOo for the fact that il
took lim al nfglt TO return 70 Ed
wardsvi lie from Williamson. He Went
70 williamson Thursday to hold an in
quest on the body of Joseph Samnak,
xii cd in a mine. After returning a
verdict of accident ne started for home
Upon paying his fare &e found tnat
he lad but IL Genus Left Wren ne
got as far as Staunton the power gave
out ON TIE inDerurban system, aud il
was not until doylight Friday that he
reached home. He blalnes the triple
combination of 10 cents and Friday
the 18th, for his unpleasant expert
ence.-Clipped.