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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-05

j. c. Taylor and H. L. Talbert were
shot and seriously wounded by Lee
Banks, a desperate negro they were seek.
ing to arrest, at Clarksdale. Dep
uty Talbert was injured in the
hand, n finger being blown off, while
Taylor was shot through the back, the
load passing entirely through his body.
The negro escaped, and a reward of $500
has already been offered for his arrest.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-05

Knox, Bob
Kendall, Tom
Loving, Wash
Legree, Tom
Lenard, Ionic
Ladd, Buster
Lee, Jasper
Lott, Ed
Lee, Vister
Majett, John
Mills, Wallace
Murphy, w. r.
Murphy, Ed
Murphy, Sam
Mills, Harry
Meeks, John
Mitchell, Money
Met Call, Clint
Melton, Lee
Murphy, Dave
| Mills, Richard
Majett, Monroe
Marshall, Henry
McDaniels, S. p.
Mitchell, Walter
Mel Cain, w. H.
Met Cain, George
cDonnald, 7. j.
Met orkle, Willis
Mcneil, Ben
McGivin, f. M.
Mason, Sam
Mason, Jesse
Mason, Douglass
Nicely, John
Nash, Ernest
Patterson, Jasper
Peacock, c. P.
Pencil, Jacob
Price, Ed
Pitts, A. T.
Parker, G. B.
Phillips, 0. f.
Peacock, Gage
Peacock, Will
Palmer, d.
Parker, Andrew
Patterson, Robert
Patterson, Kelly
Price, Edward
Perry, j. L.
Ray, Lee
Roberts, Will
Richardson, Arch
Roberts, Herman
Robson, Mack
George A.
Ingram
Martin
Luther
Rodgers, John
Ransom. r. ID.
Smith, Willie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-05

Sledge, Bob
Shelly, Lewis
Smith, Will.
Smith, Henry
Sanders, Pope
Sykes, Leroy
Savage, w. M.
Stokes, John
Sanders, John
Sally, Drew
Spencer, Charlie
Stanley, w. E.
Stokes, Ed
Sally, Pat .
Sally, Jourdan
Sykes, Gentry
Spencer, Walter
Simmons, Harvey
Sellers, Anderson
Smith, J. B.
Stark, Will
Spruill, j. II.
Smith, Jim F.
Sanders, G. w.
Thompson, Zed
Thompson, A. I. w.
Thomas, Richard
Talford, +. J.
Taylor, Ben
Taylor, Frank
Torrance, Amos
Taylor, Lewis
Williams, Lee
Williams, John
Warren, Winfield
Williams, Howard
Warrington, A.
Williams, Alex.
Wier, Sam
Wier, John
Wilson, Sam
Williams, Dennis
Williams, John
Williams, Joe
Watson, ]. p.
Williams, ].
Woods, Goliath
Watson, VIM.
White, c. L.
Wright, Robert
Virgins, Henry
Williams, Wesley
Williamson, George
Williamson, Peter
Weeks, John
Wright, Peter
Wright, B. w.
Weathers, Wash
Williams. j. w.
Woods, GOlias
Williams, Charles
Williams, Acie
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-05

Rowland, Frank
Sanders, John
Shaw, VIM.
Shack, Will
S~pearman, George
Sanders, Summie
Smith, Dave
Spears, Charlie
Shack, George
Silas, Marion
Townes, j. L., Jr.
Thomas, Walker
Townes, Ran
Thompson, Wess
Thompson, Sam, j
Thomas, Albert
Thomas, jeff
Vaughn, Henry
Walton, George
Wright, John
Wilson, Jake
Wink, Robert
Williams, Harry
Young, Anthony
Hardy.
Mcfarland, Buster
Mcfarland, Dockey
Morris, Joe
Martin, Jim
Martin, Willis
Mathews, Sampson
Martin, Barnie
Martin, Thomas
Meeks, Clayburn
MCGEE, Bus
Moss, Adolphus
Moss, Lem
Murphey, Pink
Mays, Charley
Mead, Roland
Norris, David
Norris, Joe
Purdy, Cap
Parker, John
Rosemond, Steve
Roberts, Albert
Reid, Will
Smith, Jim
Spearman, Frank
Stokes, Jefferson
Shegog, Enoch
Shegog, John S.
Talbert, Manuel
Thomas, John
Tyler, Ed
Trussell, R. NJ.
Osburn
Williams, Lee
Governor
Williams, Anthony
Weatherly, Tom
Jesse
Whetherly, Andrew
Wier, Gilbert
Wright, Gilbert
Wright, George
Washington, Mar
cellus
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1909-03-05

Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this, the 10th day of February, A. D.
1908. JOHN S. KING. Clerk.
d. A. WILLIAMS,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
OUTPUT
 GROWS LARGER

E. H. Mobley, the well known Atlin merchant, who was in town over Saturday and went south on the Royal, stated yesterday that the to- tai cleanup on the Atlin and Dis covery creeks this year would be be- tween $25OOOO and s8OO,OOO This Is substantial increase over the output of last year.
 The increase is largely caused by the commencing of active work on the property of the North Columbia Gold Mining company of which J. M. Ruffner is manager. Last year this property only produced $8O,OOO, while this year about s1OO,OOO was taken out, despite the bursted dam early in the season, which somewhat hand icapped the company.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
COOK CALLED
 NATURE FAKER

J. A. Snow, who recently returned from a long prospecting trip in the susitna country, which took him through the regions adjacent to Nit. Mckinley, says that the people Of Seward and CordOva and the pros pectors and hunters in the susitna valley laugh to scorn the idea that Dr. frederick Cook climbed Mt. Mo Klnley n 1906.
 They don't think he discovered the north pole, either" said Mir. Snow Cook is generally considered ma ture faker of the first water. Of all the men who went with Cook on his expedition, including Al Phillips, Al Lowe, John Recunzone, the Swiss guide, and others, Barren is the only one who asserts that Cook made the climb. Barrell is generally believed to have been subsidized. The other men say that 1t was impossible for Cook to have climbed the mountain during the short time he was away from them."
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
DAWSON HAD
 GOOD SEASON

O. B. Perry, manager of the Yukon Gold company and general represent atiye Of the Guggenheims in the KlOndike. arrived in skagway yester. day accompanied by Jack Quick, his private secretary, and several friends. Mr. Perry and Mir. Quick came to whltehOTse several days ago and made a side trip into Atlln to look over the camp
 Mir. Perry said that the output at Dawson this year was larger than that Of last season. He said it had been estimated as being about $780, QUO greater. Be would not estimate tue tv'a! cleanup in the Klopdike.
 The big ditch of the Yuk Gold company is completed and if workiue .,rLar and rext year tha gravel wiD be turned at tremenduOls iate.
 Mir. Perry and Mir Quick sailed south on the Royal and will return to New York.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
"IRISH GIANT"
 SETS RECORD

WASHINGTON, D. c. Sept 28- John Flanagan, of the Irlsh-Amerlcan Athletic Club of New York, estab- llshed a new worlds record with the l6.pound hammer at the Irish Fair and Field Day" at Bennings today. In competition with Matt McGrath, of the New York Athletic Club, Elan agan hurled the hammer l79 feet ten inches, breaking his own record of 178 feet,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
"LID LETTERS"
 FOUL THIRSTY

ST. JOSEPH, Mo.-A thirsty and indignant lot of labOrers are tonight bent on getting revenge against three alleged lid filters. A tip was quietly given a bunch of loungers near Eighth and Olive streets that the lid was off and whisky in pint and half pint bottles could be secured. It was stip- ulated that no liquor could be drunk on the premises. A rush was made by the thirsty, and a consignment of bottled goods quickly disappeared at the rate of $1 pint. The sellers also disappeared quickly. A howl went rp when gulps of acid vinegar reach ed the stomachs of the drinkers. Some sought medical aid and others sought the police. Otto Anderson, Pat Gates and A. w. Zimmerman are in jail charged with selling the vine gar.-st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

w. B. King left the White Pass hos pital Sunday.
 J. W. Burnham, Dick Kefnedy and P. J. Kennedy arrived in skagway last Friday from Haines. Mir. Burn ham and Dick Kennedy are the orig inal Rainy Hollow miners. They now have rich copper claims at Rainy Hol- low and expect to ship abou' a hun dred tons os ore this fall.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
TON 0F GOLD
 SENT SOUTH

About $4SO, ,OOO In gold was shipped south last night on the Princess Royal through the United States mail. The gold was in four pound packages and came from Eairbanks and the creeks and was consigned to the Seattle assay office There were 25 sacks of mall weighing 90 pounds apiece and containing nothing but gold.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

NEW YoRK.-Manufacturers all throughout the country, who know from experience what effect the in- crease in the tariff on cheap wool and worsted mill by-products imposed by the new Aldrich-Payne schedules will have, say that during the year begin ming next spring wearers of ready made clothing in the United States will have to pay about $12O,OOO,OOo more in total for this grade Of cloth ing than they have paid this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

Upon a resolution introduced last night at the meeting of the town council by Councilman Bowman and passed with only the one dissenting vote Of Councilman Tanner, the ju- dietary and election committee was empowered to settle the taxation suit against the Pacific & Arctic Railway &Navigation company for sSH, 20, the original amount assessed aga nst the company. The board of equalization last year raised the assessment to $76O and when the company refused to pay this on the grounds that it was an arbitrary and illegal assess meut, suit was started in the dist rlct court and the matter was dragged along without any decisive action be- ing taken.
 Councilmeu Ashley, Blanchard. Ora shel. Bowman and Tanner were pres ent last night,
 The school board was allowed $675 for October expenses.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
TOWN WILL SETTLE TAX
 CASE AGAINST P.8 A. R. B N. G0.

The report of the town treasurer showed that during September the town had paid outstanding warrants agregating $4,6OS1S and that Sept 30 there was s2,S1S65 cash on hand and warrants unpaid amounting to s2,O94.8O, leaving an available balance of s224.s5.
 Petitions were read asking for a street lamp at Ninth and Main, and Lee Hudson wanted permission to Use the alley between Tenth and Eleventh and Main and Alaska. Both requests were referred to the proper committees.
 Following the policy of retrench- ment the telephones in the home of the street commissioner and in hose house No. 1 were ordered re moved and the electric lights in the town hall and hose house No. 1 will be put on a meter and consider able saving made in the monthly ligh bills.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
TRAYS" FOIL
 THE FACULTY

ADRIAN, Mich. Sept. 25.-Greek letter fraternities gained a favorable decision over the board of education yesterday when the Lenwee county circuit court decided that high school pupils could not be expelled from school for refusing to sign a pledge not ,o join any secret societies.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
WANTED T0 SHOOT TAFT
 NITH PISTOL 0R CAMBRIA.

in police court this morning on a charge of carrying concealed weapons.
 The police investigated his record and could find no criminal anteced- ents. Wright claims that he rushed through the crowd to take snap shot at Taft with his camera.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
CLOTHES COST MORE SINCE
 "REVISI0N'' 0F THE TARIFF

Or, if they decline to pay more for their clothing, they will be obliged to accept a far lower grade of mater ial, large made up of shoddy and cot ton, which will not wear more than half as long as the woolen garments they have been wearing.
 Manufacturers say the prices of the cheaper grades of ready-nlade clothing will be advanced from $2.5O to $500 suit-Philadelphia Ppblic Ledger.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
POPE PIUS X
 HAS THE G0UT
(sy United Press)

ROME. Italy. Oct 5.-Pope Plus the Tenth is seriously i'll with an at' tack of gout. The papal physicians have advised His Holiness to walk more and eat less.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
(By United Press)

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct 5.-Arthur Wright of Lowell Center Mass, who was arrested Saturday morning while trying to force his way to the side of President Taft with a loaded re- yolver in his pocket, was fined $25
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
JEFF ID FIGHT
 THE BIG DINGE
tRy United Press.)

PARIS, France. Oct. 5-Jim Jeffries stated today that he would probably fight Jack Johnson for the champion ship of the world either April 10 or Il before coffroth's club at San Fran cisco.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
COOK DECLARES HE WILL
 NOW SEEK SOUTH P9-E

equip an expedition and endeavor to be the first to reach the south pole. thus securing the glory for the United States. This announcement was received with @ burst of cheer ing.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
CITY OF SEATTLE TONIGHT

The City of Seattle was at Juneau before noon today and is ex- pected in skagway at about midnight. She will sail south tomorrow morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
Csy unlssG Prsso.l

WASHINGTON, D. c, Oct. 5,-Dr. Frederick Cook lecured here tonight and was accorded a most enthusias- tic welcome. He stated that he might
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

James A. Kettles will leave Thurs day on trip to Boston. He expects to be gone about six weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

Harry England, the Fairbanks Oper tor went south on the Dolphin.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05
Coming Winter Needs

Heavy Underwear and Hosiery, Warm Comforts and Blankets are not luxures, they are necessities at this season.
 We carry the Merode hand finished garments for Ladies in Lisle, Wool, Silk and Wool and Fine Hand Bombed Cotton Assortmeuts in all our winter lines are large so selection is easy.
 Qualities are up to our usual High Standard and Prices are as Low as they can be possibly made. We can supply your winter needs in other lines which we carry and we guarantee satisfaction with every purchase you make.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

"a. H. Mobley and wife Of DiscoY- cry left on the Princess Royal. Mrs. Mobley has been in skagway for some time awaiting her husband, who was an expert witness in the sluice box robbery case at Atlin.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-05

Howard Turner, auditor of the Nor. thern Commercial company and Fran Grace arrived in town Saturday and left on the Dolphin fO; the south.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-02

9anb4eit fann nidbt sebeilt werbeu
hirrh lofale NppLifdtioneil, ipeil fie ben
ben trnrifen Sell beg Gbres nidt erreis
den f6nnen. gs giebt ,ttir eit,en Geg
Die 4alibbeit 5u flirieren, uno oer II,
6fr1 fonftitutioneIe 6eilmitteI. Sniibs
beit ipirb bnr6 eiileii ent5iinoeten g.
Hdub Der f1leimigen Nusfleioung be,
Eu5tnhii9en 0f6bre berarfad1t. Henr
oiefe M6Bre iib ent3iiubet, bnbt SIR eis
i,en rilmpelnoen Son ober unpo1fonme.
iaks @ebot; lr1b fpenn iie gang geihfci-
fen III, erfoIgt Sdnbbeit. unb fpenn bieie
Gnt5iinoung iii6t geboben uno Sieie
@0bre tuie6er II, ibren geb0rigen Sus
Hanb berfebf tperoen fartil, tpiro 6as
@eb0r fiir imner 5erit5rt tperben; rieur
gale itt1ter 5ebn iin0 our1 &ntnrrt
bsriIrfant, fpeIher f,it1ts aIs elm cmt-
ajnbeter 3uftouo Der fhIeiniesn Sber.
Hd6en lit.
Bir ipollen einbun0ert DoIIur5 fin
ieoen (ourh &otarr6 bermrindten Sail
bon Sanbbeit geben, ben mir niht 6urd
gfn1ebrnen bon 9df['s &ntorrhs@ur tcl,
len ionren. 2abt glidb umionit gtrfiI.
I6re foinmen.
5. S. beneb& Co., Soleoo. 6.
ar 8erfnift bon allen Gpothefeu 75c
8aH's 6dnilieus9iuen iinb bic better
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Nmslanc.
Prinzreeent Luitpold
5sisrt SEMEN 88. Gsburtstas.
kuban. kongrsss.
Httentdts auf deutsebe Waebt.
pcsten.
I.inisnsebiff nassau.
kuban. kcngrsss.
Linisnscbiff nassau
Lsiebsnvsrbrsnnune in ossfer.
reich ungssetzIieb.

|, Yrina-&egent 2uitpolo pori
Bopern bat 1einen 88. @ebnrtstag
r1o iein 7Oidbriges Offiaiers- Subj
lallm in 9erhtesgaben gefeiert. Ser
alte 9err erfreut iid) Ser belten Sc
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8otfhoft mar iebr optimiitiid gebal-
ten. iie ntnhte ouf Die giiten ftnan,
siellen gerb1It1iIle oes 2nlbes alf,
nlerfiain lino itel1te Die 3lifltnft als
cine iiberaas glan5e1be bin.
IufIeben erregen 5tpei gleibsei-
tige Observation-Disclosures auf @ahtpo.
iten. Sn 9iloesbeifn ipuroe ein
@ohtpoiten am @algenberg abtnoI
beIhoiien. God tplroe er BON feirter
Der abgefenerten &ugeln getroffen.
Der Cater beiperffteaige feline Sluht.
Gerner tpur6e in Sodbeim ein am
oortigen 8ulbermoga5in ftebenoer
9oiten alls einem Gubriperf breinlol
beidoilen. gros eifriger Moaror-
idungen lit bislang feline Spur bon
benz Cater, Der eilieit oaponiagte, ee-
fun6en tporben
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itorbener Der 1riitli1en @uffaiiung
bon 8eitattilng entgeserlaufe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-02
NHadbt Die Mrbeit leiH.er
San Mntonier 2eute Iafien iid beleb-
rem, tuie es gemad)t wirS.

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nod5ufommen
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ben.
( Doans Nieren asillen MAIDEN Die
glrbeit Ieidter.
Sic beiIen NiidenIdmer5en.
Sic furieren aae gsieren-2cioen.
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Dalpion StraBe, San 9lntonio, Ger,
fagt: SD oenfe, ib bin beredtiyt.
Doans geieren Biaen au empfebIen,
trotoem i6 ilo6 ben gan5en ssnbalt
eiller S1a6tel gebrau1t babe. ssi-
tie 2abnllno III nleitlem Miifen bill-
0erte mid al, Der Mrbeit lno purSe
i'd onrf einen bdufigen MusflnB Ser
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Sdadtel bon oer gerar Drug 60.
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brallh, bin idl .frei bon aIlen Nieren.
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Gum 8erfanf bel ol1en 81nolerlt.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-02
8an-Grlaxbnisideise.

9arrifon & S,1ilefinb, s @obnbaufer
Gaangbnn Ctr; $105O.
Srail slnnie Sroebel 8erdnbernna
8ai9tngton Ctr; $50.
@ag Dmiiin, 8obnhalis, ganasban
Stt.; $500.
5. q @eier. @auerie, sbarer Cir;
8. g alobt Waiahaus. gierion aDe.
nue; $25.
6ttp aoebler, @eranberlns, sOuitou
Sfabore Seller. sduppen. abams gpe.
nue; $40.
ganI 8ernbarbt. Sauppeu. afiber
ctr. $25.
Mnenue.
MiItun Wa1are, gauppen, aeaI Ctr;
$50.
a9eO 8Offs, mobnbaas. CIipe CTR;
Otto . 9; r. alts, BObnbais, seOpOlb
So9H Strider, @obubaus. Sable Ctr;
Bertha geiser. anbau. ssebrasta Ctr.
S. 9ierOIf, sauppen. CAT Commerce
Ctr; $40.
s Ssasrbader @ohnballs. sOg gae-
lnle; $400
s. @aier, 9Hbau, Mittma1lH Str;
$75.
Soiepb Seb. Bobnbaus llno sduppsn.
George &alteber, Mablas, aubau
San Eebro Mbe; $100.
g. S. 5duIt, 8erfitdtte. Muitin Ctr;
SObn seulinser, @obnbaus, Snbiano
Ctr, $500.
5. q. Wolf, @obnbaus, @ortb gine
Ctr; $500
q. gr,lni fr-. @obubaus, Gan sa6o
Ctr; $500
albert aufd, sduppen, gsebaba Sir;
500.
Srant gseiber, gsobnbaus, @impiou
Ctr; $500.
g. aeidert. @duppen, GuIebra Ctr;
$40
soepperiDein 4 @apfielb, aagerbaus
Nolan Ctr; $110O.
Sulius Gonrab. 0feparatnr, galt Cont
merce Ctr; $40.
9. %: araus, anbal, @eit 2anrel
Ctr; $75.
Econ $; seibel, @obnbaus, orana,
Ctr; $500
9enrb @namall, Bobnbaus, soutf
Hrefa Ctr; $50.
g., @ebipeiler. Aortb Stores Ctr.
Stall; 500.
gmil @ipps, anbau, Yarral Strabe;
$3.50
$. 9. affIed, @anerie. gartin ctr;
$35.
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grnnbeisentnms uebertrasnnsen.

SSuan Garcia ait Sranf @eber. 15
Ifer 2anb an ser @oliab Honb; 1925.
Sefferion @illett an Srarlf @eher.
9rllnbitid mr Der @irsiria Ctr; 800.
8iIIian 3uebn unb Sra1 an German
aempin. @rlinbitiid in Der Gait @no aos
oition; $2400.
g. q. @ibens an Sobn 2eiiius nub
Sral, 9runoitiid an Der 2eopolb Ctr ;
$3.50.
Charles q. @erlab nno 6ran on s.
3d. Miller, 8runbitiid an Der Eorter
Ctr, Soutb 0eights; $3.50.
Souiton uub gbaneb 8eunett an 8er=
thu Mofes, 8rllnoftiid an oer @rofioll
Nbe; $3.50.
Giant 0fenltb Company an @iuie 6.
8erner, @ruuhitiid an Der Miiiiilippi
Ctr; $500,
Yeter 3oinb uuo Srau an Ebeooore
Nam5insti, so Nder 2anb; $500.
glleganber Sosfe unb GIbin Geibel on
Saplnr Naorria. grunsftiid an Der Yaio
Sonbo Ctr; 5000
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-02
Grcssartigss Stick.
hsuls i'm grossen zeIttbsatsr.
"Tbe Wedding of Sylvia

8. 3. guder's beriibnrte aoraf
8onoer Company errinst grfolq
iiber grfolg in ibrem groBen 3elt-
tbeater an Der Oit<Soltfton Stra6e
nabe Der Goftoffice. Die @elealdait
lift iebr gut lino sefdat auberoroent.
lid. Sir beute uno morsen abeno
lit Elm belonoers tpirflutgspollcs
Stiif angefimoist, oas 2ultlnieI
uSbe @eooing of Splbio". Woreen
nahrtittas I'M 3 llbr miro cine
freie Matinee, nur fir 9amen geae-
ben Sn oieier Matiilee miro Cabs
Girl" 5ur Muffiibruns fonrmell.
0onneritag uno 8reitag obeno tuiro
Die nor5iigIihe 8eiel1Idoft 9altoet 8
uSappbo", in Der Olga Netberiole'-
ihen 9earbeituns ipielen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-02
s1tete i1ren 6eino ieit 20 sSabren.

nCer erbarrnungSlOIeIte Jeillo,
ben i'd fir 20 Sabre batte" erflGrte
Jrai Sanes Duncan, bon &apnes-
bile, Me., .tpar DDspepfie. Sd lit
furdtbar nod ieoem giien uno Grim
ten nno fonate faun idlafen. Nad-
oen piele WeitteI bergeblib mare,:
unO Deridiebene Doftoren mid allf-
gegeben batten, perillhte ih electric
Bitters, Delher MIDI ponitanoig fll-
rierte. yfan fam .ib slnes eiieE.
SD bin 70 Sabre alt uno erfrene
mid meiner tpieoerbergeitelten &raft
lino @eiunobeit. Sir l1nperoaulid]-
felt, Appetitlofigfeit, Nierenleibel.,
@iidenidmer5en, ipeibliden 2eiben
lit es uniibertrofffen gsur so StS.
bel alien Drliggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-11-02
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