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W III u Z.
Somoten, Tubenb. .25-50c.
@urfcm Ercibby GbO.. 5000.
@urfen, 8lo., 3so. .40-60c.
&opflalat, Stiid. 3-10c.
SpnrNel, @iinOcl .......... 3O-lOc.
Wobren, @iinOcI. ..3-5c.
Selerie, Rcm.Dorf. ........ 5-8c.
Nbo6orbcr, 9iinocl. .3-5c.
Gntbrii6en, 9iinbel. .3-5c.
&~artoifcln Ycd. ..........3 O-tOr.
&nrtoiicllL ncuc, Eed. .30-l0c.
SiiBfortoifeln, Tiertelpcd. .10-15c.
aobl, Efuno. 4-5c.
aobI, GorIp Oorf, Stiid. ..5-t5c.
glumenfobl, Stiid. 1920.
@aierfrclie, 9ubenb. 800. .30-40c.
3luiebeln, iunge, 1lttenO. .10-15c.
Soltd, Gub1nO. .10-t5c.
Gierpilun3cn, iiiol, Stiid. .tC-25c.
@riine @obnen, Bed. .60-75c.
Spinot, Siertelped .10-t5c.
SroccIc sprouts. Eed.. ..15-25c.
HoOieSdent Viin6el. Sc.
Sqlta'0 Glibeno. .10-50t.
Sla. Wumbo, 0uart. $50. 15-25c.
&omoine Sulat, Stiif. Bloc.
grtiidoden, @iertelped. -. .t5-20c.
3eutitc gnOioien, 9ubeno. 30-40c..
6ran50iiife Gnbiuien, Eiuno. loo.
0riine Bieiier, Gubeno. -. ..25-40c.
SpIter glonts, gInOel. ..S-10c.
Grbien. 8iertelpet. ..t5-20c.
3luieGeln, Giertelpcd ...... .10-t5c.
MoiS, 5Iu, 0uscno. .50-G0c.
Sbit.
5eigen, EfunO. 15-20c.
Grapefruit, Gnbcno. ..... .$1-$i.50
Sal. Srangen, 0ubeno. -. .25-40c.
6la. Srongen, 9utenb. -. ..25-35c.
Gitronen, 2uspno. ...... tO-15c.
0onanen, 9ubeno. Sic.
gananen, rotbe, 9uteno.. 1920.
gnanas, Stiid. t5-25c.
a~ofosniiIie, Stiid. .S-t0c.
aepicl, 8iertelped .20-25c.
2inlonen, 2useno. 10-15c.
Eome0ronoter, Guart. go. .t5-20c.
Groberen, Gliart. ....... 15-25c.
8efIugeI.
Siinge Sail6en, Stiid. .... .25-3Oc.
Siibner, Yfuno.. .20-22c.
Sunge Siibner, Bfuno. 80. .30-45c.
Yerlbiihner. d0c.
|erlbiibner, iunse. SOC.
@nten, pfuno. 20c.
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GuratorS.Icrfani.

reritorbefien gbparo alono aebbren uno irebr,
oils 1900 Elder entbalien. an MliIes'9tipers92ed
IdlhoftsGcnttr. Iiegeiio. finb 81 oerfdIferI. gb
hereS bel 5obn Wa. 6niott, Gurator, Cation,
9~af6ptsGuuntg, Do. Q1S-3D
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@oGnbdufer, s Simmer. SAB, Snmpibei5uus,
eIcttrifbe5 gtft, MISUNDERSTANDING -
$500. GiruRo6iHS $50, 2einie &eoingungcH.
@runo5infen - 8dupllse - Bungalows i'm
Yuu.
,3pretgleu 2nnh Co."
(IpriI27. Mt) $40 @quitdb.es @ebduoe.
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SECOND CALL.

% Gorf Gas, Y e II. L 9u........
300 llnitco Mno It. e SITS. ......... ~
~ Goni Cotton Gucf rio. ......... 23h
2l3 0uui Cotton Sucf pfo. ......... 23la
3l2 9onl Cotton Suct BIO. ......... "a
20 llniteo Rus Boa 5cr (Scrip) 49,. II
10 Nortbern Central Ri. ..........107
$4,000 9ouiolituteo @ds 4laer ........ g4lA
1000 DiCmpBis Strcct NO 5er. ....... 81
1000 Wlucor Mn II. gigbt Scr. ........ 90
1000 llniteo Railtuubs gini. ......... 57lt
5000 llniteo GidilipnOs Ier. .......... S74
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@crlanst i'm I%asemeincn.
eeutSdes rbsits.Wahpciiuuas.ga reau.
StcQcugeinde.
Sienrnciuh

SteleGclud:
Bran Vdiil bat eiu Oidodlcn aus Celttld)s
Iano, oae cine SteIlc bel elmer oelitiden IA.
mile iubt. 9idbcrcs in 9ir. 1854, Noros@ans
Strahc. N32-3)
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3u uermiet1en:
Tr. 2t3t. Wtarblauo.tpc. am 1. sunni 1909
be5iebbar ~ 3irnmer lun Nao.
0r. 1924, ct. Enul' Strufe, bitter llniunz
gabnbuf, 10 Simmer uno Rub.
NeurD shirt, Nnlud!t,
(ltaiS, tOiD 122-5 Gap4 Suiloiua.
SIT uernictbcn:
8ier grn6e Simmer. HndbufrdQcn In yr.
56S, 9fprp. OSun. Strafe, 1856
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Seutiae Sd)luBrote :

w It. - ONTHUI JO0o VHTUJVI /,
ais Den gleuotorcn Slriidae5ogcit
1880 @uid)el; Glepatoren &orrotb
201,053 9uibel.
Seutise ShluBrate:
&eiBer Nr. 2........ 61h--62
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gteue SduTer an W.s9utoHacftr 5ioifhen
Guirnounts glpenle II. Sabetteltr.; ale geauenl'
I6feiten; nieoriee .WIiet6e. Nebnt 5ntrr1ounts
Nbe. sgars. gaf5uiragen an Sr uno stens.
(Sebt20-3&S)
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5n Oeriaufen:
Phi glnitioH, &oHleritng, ocn 10. mai. 1 80
ga6m.. 6iuei renc 2.ftjdigc 9Sububduier, 9tr.
1916 IIio 1918, NiSquithsSttube. cemeHttrte
s~sSteller,s GelItralhCi5nH1 ,SAlidrinurtrpppeu, q 3tnIs
MGR ino Ndo, eDeit 'ertig geitellt, (132-3)
3u pcrfauicn:
Nuf Iuftion am IL. .Jiui 1909, 4 llbr 9tut'
mittug s, Gin 5iG9elitciuerucc 9&oMlGdua uebit
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100. oreiftodig, GROCER 6iegeliieineruer Slull
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Ieid1ten 9coin1nlqen pcriauit. Had8ntrnaelt iii
Gr. S01, Sulumblat Aucnuc. 1870
Seine, Sarmcu, sPdIher. Sauls, Gr. 1902,
Eits2erimgtpnsS trabe. (Npril1S-)
cf17 stieit Sianp 70 out pie nett
fam Ilr ndh 8eittttpung 8eruiirs
bigt tueroen.
etirff-9 Huro'Sibcrtp. Giraffe.
G29-35)
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9lppnbalc Shurc.

Inter neuer 9cituua. .9SaperIbsGoneI1b :.
g. s., 9r. 81. SomtugssSbu Gogell utlO
%qcIaoer. Saten belegt burb 9. u. 9aIe, 1907
Nurf.gioao. 0iaoiion 21G7 o.. Grail ,1.gtt)
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@erIangt Sranert nnb IGbaen.


Sine 5rau in mittlcren Subrel iir ulgemci-
ne SaItsarbeit in elmer tleiuen Sarutlie ooll
5ipet 4erionen. Ninn aorefIre; ny. 1000"
eEtifer GprrCipcnpcut. G3l-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

Sine oeuti6c 6rau In mittIeren Sa1re1 tilr
eihte @uusnrbeit. liub5ufrugen in Hr. 2l3,
sios Sacus StraBe. (l3l-2)
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13

Perryvillc. spent Saturday Monday with
their aunt, Mrs. Robert +. Pierce.
Mrs. Thomas Malan and Mrs. Lewis
Martindale were guests OF Mrs Thos.
Brown, Liberty Grove.
Eli Coulson. Philadelphia, and Frank
H. Nicklc. Pcrryville. were visitors at
the home OF K. i. Pierce, Sunday.
Thomas Hopkins, Of New York.
spent several days last week at the
home OF his uncle. Edward Hopkins.
near Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Joseph l.. Krauss, Mrs Clar-
ence Krauss and children were recent
guests OF Stephen Krauss and family,
Port Deposit
1t is rumorcd that the widowcr who
resides on Lonely Hill, near Richards
mere. is champion ginger cake baker.
Miss Elizabeth Gamble. Philadelphia,
spent few days last week with her
mother. Mrs. Brinton Gamble, who
was very ILL.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Susquehanna Toll Bridge

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has sent engineers to Havrc de Grace
Ia draw plans and to estimate the cost
ui repairing the old bridge OF that
company spanning the Susquehanna
River 1t Is said that fully $4,000 will
he necessary to put the bridge III condi-
ton ior travel. Ai,cr its restoration
!, will be passed over to company,
which was incorporated by the last
General Assembly and which will keep
il in proper repair. 1t will become a
toll bridge. and the same fares will be
charged a, will be charged by the com
pany which has been organized to re
place the burned bridge at Conowngo.
Ii not repaired by the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad company, the old bridge
would have been removed, in com
plancc with am act OF the General As
,cmbly ui 1000, which gave this guar
autcc in return ior the concession To-
erect dnublclrack bridge across the
Su>ducharna The railroad company
has found it more economical to re
store thcb ridge than to remove II.
The structure is - feet wide. The
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13

Mrs. Robert Jackson and George l..
Shirley. OF this county, and Mrs. Hes
ter Cullison. OF Havrc dc Grace, died
at the latier's home ON February 20,
al heart trouble. aged 80 years. Her
funeral was held on February Is, with
intcrmen, in Asbury Cemetery, Wood
lawn.
Early Ch.cks can be made ex-
trcmely profitable by the regular use
OF Fairiicld's Poultry Tonic and Egg
Producer al this season. March wea'
Their is hard on lutte chicks, but Fair
fields Blood Tonic and Egg Producer
for Poultry Only, will iortiiy them
against disease. increase their strength
ard hasten their development and
growth. Sold under written guarantee
by Alexander K Son. Elkton; a. An
dcrson. North East; w T. Harrlott'
Chesapeake City.
The steamer Susquchanna resumed
her trips between Baltimore, liavre dc
Grace and Port Deposit last week
making her first trip from Baltimore
on last Friday. Sailing days from Bal
timorc will be Mondays Wednesdays
and Fridays. returning. tuesdays
THURSDAYS and Saturdays, at a. m.
from Port Deposit. and 7.5o from iiav'
re dc Grace
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
COLORA.

Rev ! +. Otis. Rising sun, will
preach in Mt Pleasant NJ +. Church
nest Sunday evening.
The ladies OF Mt Pleasant Church
cleared SCI at their supper held here
Friday evening 81 last week
Cameron & Davis started up their
new creamery Monday morning
The grip IS prevalent in this vicinity.
Eli CnulSon Jr.. who has been en-
ploycd - an assistant foreman on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Philadelphia.
i"r the past two years. was promoted
a. foreman last week
\ pie social will be held here Mon
day evening, March ~ by the ladies OF
NJ Pleasant NJ t. Church.
Misses Carrie Woodrow. assistant
teacher in our pul lie school. Is off duty
with the grip.
Clifford Dunlap ha, been indiSposcd
with the measles
William Hines Is preparing to have
wagon house bait
Misc, Maudc and Grace Reynolds,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Cattle Quarantine Modffied

Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson, on
last Friday. modified the cattle quar-
antinc, which has been in force since
the outbreak OF the foot and mouth
disease in several States. late last fall.
The quarantine area has been reduced
TO include only the particular sections
in which the disease existed and GER
tain adjoining sections. All portions
OF Pennsylvania, New York, Michigan
and Maryland. save the sections speci-
fed above. are released entirely from
the quarantine. The British quaran-
tine OF cattle exported from these
States is still in full force. which bears
heavily on the trade OF Baltimore. AS
il was, but ono district in Carroll
county developed any cases OF the foot
and mouth disease.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Local JOftin

The Mccartney farm ri /
near Fair lIill. ha, been sold I,
) Scarborough. at the Fourth
Tor $4,000.
Two carload, ~ telcgra,
were shipped by Robcr, X,
tnn"wingo last SUNDAY Ia II
mediate demand.
ii W Pippin. ,upcrin,cr
Elkt"n Cemetery. whose work
lt' Improvement is iully app
has resigned. John " Ninth,
succeed him.
The "Jack" roses. in the
>t"n greenhouse at Culora. a
lng into bloom with grca,
Friends are kindly permitted
them and the permission is a
Those desiring to GO IL
lamar sale ut Turkey Point ~
wharf on Wednesday next on:
promptly at . o'clock. at VIII:
the Spray will leave with tn
Former County Cumms,in
w McTrlgau. ul Cunuwingu,
yet recovered from his long a.
asthma tie w'>hc, t. rent II
81 business, thinking change
p"tl"n may improve his health
Bishop David Moore, OF
nail, who will preside at the
W ilmngtnn Conference. at
next week will preach in Ton
mortal NJ T.. Church, Port Dep
morrow morning. The mission
Icctions oi the Sunday School
announced in the evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Was Mixed often

Some remarkable stories are
tod about town aud among the {
people coming IN OF this simple
made mixture curing Rheumatis
Kidney trouble. Here is the
and directions Tor taking: \
shaking well in a bottle one hall
fi"id Extract Dandclion, one
Compound Kargon, three ounce.
pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Tax
dose one tcaspuoniul after inca
at bedtime.
No change need be made in y,
ual diet, but drink plenty Of
water.
This mixture has a peculiar
effect upon the Kidneys: CLEANSE
cloggcd up pores OF the eliminate
sues. forcing the kidneys to 81
strain from the blood the uric &C
other poisonous waste matter
coming Rheumatism. Bladder an
nary troubles in 4 short while.
y druggist here who has hat
drcds oi calls for these mgr,
since the first announcement
newspapers last October state,
the people who once try it "sw
it, especially those who have I
and Kidney trouble and suffer
Rheumatism.
MI the druggists in this ncit
hood say ;hcy can supply the II
cnts, which are easily mixed at
There is said to be no better
cleansing agent or system tonic
and certainly none more harml
simple to use.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Thirteen VeferanS-FiVe AcfiUe

The late Rev. J. T. VanBurkalow
was not, as has been stated the last
surviving member OF the Wilmington
Conference. as the roll stood when it
was constituted Thirteen original
members are yet living as follows:--
W NJ Warner f.. f. White. II. s.
Thompson, \ T. Scott. 7. II Rawlins.
w. w Rcdan. c. w Prettyman. r. T..
Martindaie. T. D. Hunter, T. G. Fos-
uocht, James Carroll, G. s. Conoway
and George w Burke. I'ivc-Mcssrs.
FoSnocht. Hunter, Martindalc. Pretty
man and White are still in the effective
work
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13

width is not sufficient to permit the
passage of two teams going in oppo-
site directions. To remedy this defect
/, is proposed 10 erect new draw TO
replace the old one, which has been
removed. this draw 10 be ~ feet wide.
II will be a midriver relay. permitting
teams to stop there until a right OF
way to either bank OF the river shall
have been obtained. The tolls are ex-
pcc,ed to DC sufficient to maintain the
bridge, The taxpayers of Hartford and
Cecil counties viii not be asked 10 CON
tribute to its support.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
In Memorial

In sad but lovinp memory OF OF
sister. Mrs. Catherine Sch
who fell asleep in Jesus on Ma
1908.
Loved in life, in death remen
Death has robbed us OF a sistc
OF a one we loved so well;
Taken from world OF sorrow
Safely home with God to dive
Suffered much, and bore it pat
But her pains are over now.
She shall sleep but not forever
In the cold and silent sod.
Dearcs, sister thou hast left II.
We thy loss most deeply feel
But It's God who has bercit us
He can all our sorrows heal.
BY her Brother and Sister i
Mr. and Mrs. William Schumm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Marriage Licenses

Thomas II. Smith, OF Knoxville,
Tenn, and Ophelia McGaven, OF
Havre dc Grace.
J. Harvey Townsend, OF Nottingham,
Pa. and Eflie f. Brown, OF Sylmar.
Charles G. Perry, OF Zion, and Lydia
g. Churchma, of Sylmar.
c Minor McNemar and Victoria r.
Ward, both OF Zion
COLORED
Frank Bias and Mrs Jennie Turner,
both oi Newark, Del
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Real Estate Transfers

Samuel Scotch and wife to c. I. +.
Mearns, oi-acre farm in Fifth district,
S2,75o
II. Maude Kirk and Hannah NJ.
Kirk to Charles X. Biles, two proper
ties at Rising Sun, $4,000.
School Commissioners OF Cecil
County TO Jacob Schneider, old school
lot at Perryville, 81 200.
John r. Woolleyhan and wife to Ben
jamin i. Chiifens, 10 acre property in
Sassafras Neck, 81 200,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Found Eagle EGGS In Tai

John II. IIusiclt. OF the ri
trict, one OF the court juroi
showing a couple OF eagle egg,
Neazcy Taylor, who was waikiki
his son, Jack Husiclt. on tn
tenanted by William Woolleyhi
day last week, secured by elm
tall tree over which they had
pair OF eagles lowering. a nc
found, fully Is feet from the {
in which the eggs, which are not
those al ducks, but are larger
lying.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Plan For Ducks Profec

The solution OF the duck Stat
problem, SO far as proposed as .
a weeks earlier start OF the seasC
close between March / and 10,
crease oil the number OF gunne
the flats and opening the Busl
Gunpowder rivers to gunners, for
quarter to one half mile
shore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13

TINS State to cNpcnd on In
merit; may lis expenditure /
the hands at men who hav,
The bushes, training nor the
ability t" secure the best rcsu
Good Roads Commission lad
>cr'uu, problem.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Real Estate Transfer.

Joseph Coudon and wife to Jose
Scarborough, Mccartney farm q
acres in Fourth district, $1,000.
John W. Powers and others, oil
timore, to Ella Carney, proper
Por: DEPOSIT, S. and other cons
tions.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
Baseball Signs OF Sprii

A note 10 the WING from
McNcal, 1910 Chestnut street, Oh
Pa. announces the Edgemont !
would like TO play the best team in
ton on May 81, (Mcmorial Da,
July 4th, for two games; il there
team in Elkton, then any county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13

Constipation causes headache,
sea, dizziness, languor, heart pa
ton. Drastic physics grippe, 81
weaken the bowels and don't
Doan's Regulc,s act gently and
constipation rs cents. Ask your
gist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
ENTERPRISE
MACHINE WORKS
GEORGE MeQUILkIN. Proprieio,

+ eines. Boilers, Skating Steam
Heating, Steam Pumps, Pnl'ev'
and Gearing and General Machine
Work - -: =: =. -
HIGH AND BRIDGE STREETS
EIkion, Maryland
Long Distance Telephone 50
July II Tyr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1909-03-13
News In Brief

chaser.
F. + Alcurn. farmer oi the New
ark section, during the past twelve
months. sold to the local creamery.
so.8bz pounds OF milk from which he
realized SossSo or Sos per COW.
Temple College. Philadelphia. team
beat Delaware. at Newark, at basket
ball last week by score OF ~ to 3d. IN
n game marked by the visitors rough
play. Delaware led. 70 10 ~, IN the
first half hut finally lost out
Senator Drexlcr's bill. providing
for liquor license elections in Della
ware every eight years by vote OF
Wilmington. Rural New Castle, Kent
and SUSSEX counties. has been favor
ably reported in the House at Dover.
The mastS and other equipment Tor
the new wireless telegraph station ON
the roof 81 the DUPONT Building. in
Wilmington. will shortly he IN posi-
ton. 4 station Is To he located IN
Dover. and another probably at OriS-
field
Senator Cannon's new State House
bill failed at Dover last week by vote
81 . 10 o /, carried an appropriation
II ST. coo for a new State building
and Law Library and for restoring the
old State House to it, Colonial APP
pcarancc.
Not content with nearly destroy
ing Mrs Martha Steers home near
Pennington, by fire burglars made
further attempts To enter the premises
last week They were fired upon with
out effect hut returned the nest night
and were again inllcd.
The successful dairyman is the one
that increases the ont put ni his dairy
bv taking advantage at all the most
modern achievement, at science Fair
fields Blood Tome and Milk Producer
for Cattle put, money IN the dairyman' $
rocket hy increasing and crrichng the
milk supply and by eliminating all Gar
lice taste aud odor from milk and
cream Sold under written guarantee
by Alexander & Son. Elkton; - An
dcrsuu. North East: W T Ilarriott,
Chesapeake City.
lame, Z Armour. ~ GrrcnhurSt.
rs reported t. have entered slit against
u NJ Waters. al Montgomery county.
for $4,000 damages. claimed because
three 'u'rr,'' ho'''r> p"r'na>'o 't"I,
'cich1"n'' ''N'n'n'" 'un','".",,' quo
,u.'So 'uI ''''''''',n '' "."'''''' ""'
ncr" "i '"' '"''' hfc'"
Tho profits made from he ncrca>>.
ed WORKING ability Of Your horse viii
pay Tor the amount OF fairncld's Blood
l"mc ana Regulator Tor Horses ~
NH take l." ru' nm ~ good condition
many il",, over. ne money y"u
,pch1 tor r"Turld h'""I ono ana
K'Gnia'"r l"r Horses 'n'L IS Wi>cly
ana pr"'''h'} invested. SOFA under
written guarantee by NlcNandcr Son
Elkt9n' ~ Mdi'rN"n' Norm t"''' W
!. liarr'"'l' chesapeake '.'N.
The Grand jury a, Wilmington ha'
found tw" indictments against \cNan
der tlarcyt. young Pole. CHARGE
Win braln'nG MS aunt ana uncle WIN
na'ehrt, III 'hrf nome in iNll city 81
december y lic MI hkcll b'
brought +" irH "u March -.
W u cannot improve upon Nature
Iri ,,,u cen ,..,., %ytur,. I,frirld'.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho weekly issue of the'FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State Of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to e
Paso and Of course mainly IN
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and ou1
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver.
Using medium IN the State Of
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading pc
~pulatlon.
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An bag Ynblifnm.

Die oSreie Breife fir Seras" tpiro
an iiber $50 8oftofficen berian6t,
unb bat cine groBe 8erbreitung IN
Der Na6bar-M epubIif Merifo, i'm Sn.
oianer : Eerritorium uno Sflaboma.
SIR girfuIations- @ebiet in Eeras
eritreft iih bon @albefton Big binaul
nod 9eni1on bonn ditBeriten Often
Bis nod gI Bafo i'm ferniten Beiten
es idIiebt ieIbitperitdnolih nit be.
Ionbers aabIreihen 2eiern bas biht'
belie0elte MitteI-Eeras unb ben Sii6.
tpeften Elm. Mub in Werifo bat fiji
cine groBe Berbreititng.
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leIben i'm Berein nit unieren riibri
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Sn @nbetro1t oieIer Satfa1en If
Die uSreie Breiie fir Seras", mo e'
iib oarum ban0elt, Die Oeutibe 8e
bolferung 5u erreihelL bas bette Mm
e.Weoinm i'm Gtaat; Sexas.
Die Treie YreHe fir Seras Ymbliibinl
Enmu1ru.
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AtnHhuft.

ais i'd iaf, bob es 70 fpdt NOR,
BIN Id aber h,im pie Der 9lib.1 =
Greunb: nSm 3idS3ads"
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aeitsretfe feine sRufterfolettioner, NIT,
gtrpmmen, mai: bos nt4t ~lunspeilis
flr Gie94 = 70 nein, i'm Gegtnthetl,
fe6r rei5enb tpetr eB; i9 partete Dor
jebem @dHdftsbaufe, bts metrt Wann
herausgeflocen tam, bann fling ID ihn
NIT pffenen Mrlnen ouf."
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sErpJt.

porpeni (3lt fsinem Dertrauten
Dttner): ~ooben @ie's f4On geb5rt,
Ssean9 Der Baron bot bic Uerlobung
NIT metner Scooter ipieber aufgeho-
bent - Diener. .Na. fdob't nidts,
4err RDmmeraienratb, infer @elb
fSnnen tptr nod ale Gage LOB tDers
btni"
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ne $3.50.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROT, $3.50.
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Sonne $24.00.
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aiibe 1915 Bis $500.
@nllen uulo n5tags" 5000 biz $500,
Sdbrlinge $3.50 biz $500.
&dlber $3.50 Bis $3.50.
S1afe 1926 bis $4.25.
3egen 1926 Biz $3.50.
S6ipeine $500 bis $500.
ct. 2onig, 10. Sebr. 1909 rs 3ino.
bieb, Geas&@ieb $500 Bis 500.
66ipeine $3.50 Bis $3.50.