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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
Mrs. Mary Papinenu.

Mrs. Mary Papineau. aged &c. died sud-
denly yesterday afternoon Of heart fail
uie at the home of her niece. Mrs. H. l..
Shor of North Champlan street She Is
survived by two brothers and three sis
tiers. They are James Howley of Ma
lone. ~ y, Edward iowley of YER
gonnes, Mrs Peter Smith and Mrs. Louis
Barry of St. Adams and Mrs Jerry
Ferry OF Alaska. The funeral arrange
rents have not yet been completed. The
tody will be taken to Milton for burial
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
ESTATE OF SARAH v. HENDEE.
STATE OF VERMONT, District ~

i, ri
Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the a.
tate of Sarah V. Hendee. late of Bur
linSton, in said district. deceased
GRE cTING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Bur
lington. within aid for the District Of
Chittenden, on the 10th day of April
1903, an instrument purportinP TO
be the last will and testament Of
Sarah V. Hcniee. late of Burlington
In said district, deceased, was present
ed to the court aforesaid. for probate
And II Is ordered by ~ ID court thai
the Goth day of April. 1909. at the
probate Court rooms IN said burlington
be assigned for proving said Instrument;
and that notice thereof be given To aii
persons concerned by publishing this or.
Ar three weeks succsssiyely in tho Bur.
linston Weekly Free Press. a news
paper published at said Burlington.
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore. you are hereby notified To
appear before said Court at the time
probate of said will, II you have cause
Given under my hand at BURLINGTON
in said district, this 10th day Of
April, 1909.
MARCELLUs A. BINGHAM,
4S,W jt Judre
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy.

Mrs. Elizabeth Jonos) Murphy of Pit
kin street died yesterday afternoon after
n long Illness. She Is survived by one
son, Alderman w. J. Murphy with whom
she made her home. Mrs. Murphy was
born in Keesevilc y. " but moved TO
this city, when young and has lived here
since. The funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
Mrs. Mary NIenard.

Mrs. Mary Menard. aged ". died NJ
her homo on South Champlain street
Saturday morning after a long ilnesn
with tuberculosis. She is survived by
Fer parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cham
1aene. and six children. Nelson Menard,
her husband died ten years ago. Tho
children are Mrs. Carrie Gcro. the Misses
Florence. Josephine and Lucy, Nelson
and Frederick. The funeral was held
rem ST. Joseph's Church Tuesday morn
ing at 1:30 o'clock
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
OBITUARY..
Mrs. DcIina Reume.

Mrs. Delina Reume, wife of r. Reume
OF lS5 Colchester avenue. died Sunday
evening at her home of spinal meningitis
at the age of 81 years. Besides her hus-
band. she is survived by two adopted
children.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
All Physicians

Must prescribe some Of the In.
gradients that are contained In
hoods Sarsaparllla = for all trou.
bles Of the blood, stomach, KID
neys and liver.
They include sarsaparilla, stillingia,
yellow dock, gentian, wild cherry bark,
mandrake, dandelion, juniper berries,
pipsissewa, etc.
The combination and proportions are
our own formula and give power to cure
beyond the reach of any other prescrip-
ton or substitute. That's WHY il ia
wise to get Hoods and only Hoods.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
BOSTON BUTTER MARKET.

Boston. April "a.
RTTTEP- Firm Northern oe03oc:
western oSd29c
CHEESE-l5iaN l6c; Vermont twins Az
n 15'.C.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
CITY NEWS


Cornelius McIane was in city court
Tuesday and pleaded guilty to n first
offensc of intoxication. He was fined
So and costs of $40.
The case of Hayes e. Bouchard VS.
Spear Brothers, apt" an action of
assumpsit was entered yesterday III
Chttcndcn county court.
Samuel Crook was before Justice G. w.
Debervillc yesterday afternoon and
pleaded guilty to breach of the peace.
lie was fined $40 and costs of s7,76
In the list of appointments made by
the city council last week. the
name of Carl d. Stockwell as fire war
Den was omitted in the Free Press re-
port of the meeting.
Tie examination for the immovable
rcctorship at St Johnshury. which was
to have been held here to-day tor the
priests Of the diocese of Burlington, has
been indefinitely postponed, pending the
appointment OF bishop.
IT. marriage of Miss Sophia Van
Sicklen of this city and William Mex.
Sherrard will take place IN the First Con-
gregational Church In Alameda. Cal. on
the evening of Wednesday, May .. The
ceremony will be followed by "A reception.
e,r,a,, o,,o,, oe po,,o, y n was Tn
,.;,,. (l,,,., ,,o.tnr,a, o,h rlaodcd ruiltv
a... eeor, 80 G,to,;o,tt,, Ito
49,. al a. ,,,1 o,s,s 90 g IL ruro,o
-, 20 u,,,.,i,,,,,, ,.s sssessed q
e,,,,i,o. amount for = similar offence.
plans rovo boon made by the Lake
C,oorgo Steamboat company for the con-
strucfion of a new lake steamer, to take
tho Mace of tbe Horizon. the oldest boat
ON Tho lake The new boat which VIII
10 the largest on Lake George. will be
built next winter.
Friday in probate court in the estate
of Robert McCuen of Colchester. There
was n settlement and decree in the es-
tate of John NJ. Hobert of Burlington.
Marcia Gravolin of Williston was COM
rnirted ia the insane ASYLUM.
Inc following pleas OF suliVN 10 'r,"V"
roo,, boforo Justice C. w. pebervflle;
r-,,,1, ,tooto fino s9o and costs of &. rs;
rosorh Mario G. aud COSTS Of & 7G. James
Ia,.anorrh a. and costs Of s. rs. .Ioseph
SchOen 81 and costs of S1I6
u....,a,. ..,..,,i,.,.
Thomas Reeves was YESTERDAY appointed
by the probate court administrator 'e
bonis non with the viii annexed in the
estate Of Alexis Dennis of Jericho.
license to sell real estate was issued in
the estate of Jennie Blair Horton OF
Boston.
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H'raigned before Justice G. w. Deber-
ri lntoXicaton and was fined s. and
costs.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
Col. Henry W. Hall.

col. n. W. Hail died Tuesday morn
,ng at ?;2s o'clock at his home on Clarke
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15

Baby won't suffer, five minutes with
Group II YOU apply DR.. Thomas Eclcc-
trio OH at once. " acts like magic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
GALATEA CLOTH.

Fine range of new patterns
in colored stripes and figured
effects, for beauty and 'dura-
bility it is the best fabric.
Woven for children S suits,
dresses and ladies outing suits,
also shown in all the plain
colors, 80 inches wide. Price
loo per yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
CROXTON CLOTH.

81 inches wide. A superior
linen finished fabric somewhat
lighter than Galatea cloth.
Exceedingly desirable for
mems shirtings, women's and
children's dresses and where
ever a fabric is wanted that
will give exceptional wear.
Price 1850 per yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
BATES
CINGHATT.

Over one hundred pieces Of
this famous ginghan, in all
the plain colors, and a beauti-
ful assortment Of checks,
piaids, stripes and figured eff
fects. Price 121c per yard.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-04-15
HOLLY BATISTE.

HOLLY BATISTE.
The very choicest patterns
and colorings for the new
spring dresses. 80 inches wide
in lavender, brown, blue, pink,
stripes and checks on white
ground. Charming floral and
figured designs in many deli
cate colorings. Price 1910 per
yard.
SILK GINGHAMS.
81 inches wide, fine silk fin
ished fabric, guaranteed to re
tain its rich lustre after being
laundered. Shown in a superb
assortment Of blue, pink, navy,
green, lavender and brown
checks Of various sizes. Price
25c per yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
CHATTER XXI.

~ PENCER tried to rise from his
IEA sofa. but the effort was too
~ much for him. Pale and thin,
with black lines under his eyes
and bloodless lips, he seemed scarcely
more than the wreck of his former self.
His visitor laid his stick and hat upon
the table Then he bowed once more
to Spencer and stood looking ut him,
leaning slightly against the table
81 am permitted" he asked gently,
'to introduce myselfT'
"Quite unnecessary" Spencer an
swered
Tile baron shrugged his shoulders.
"You know me-" he asked.
The shadow of smile fitted across
Spcncer's face.
"By many names, NJ. Louis" he an
swered.
His visitor smiled. Debonair Il
dress and department.. there seemed
nothing in the air of gentle concern
with which he regarded the mar
whom he had come to visit to inspire
mistrust. Yet Spencer cursed the Ian
guor which had kept him from recover
ing the revolver which an hour o.
more before had slipped from under
meath his cushion.
at saves trouble" NJ. Louis said
at come to you, N. Spencer, as ;
friend"
..You alarm me-" Spencer murmured
NJ Louis shrugged his shoulders.
.'You are pleased to be witty" b
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

answered "but, indeed, I am no such
terrible person. 1t is permitted that
/ smoker"
Certainly" Spencer answered. '1f
you care for wine or liqueurs, pray
ring for my servant. can assure you
that it is not by my own will that you
find me so Indifferent host"
81 thank you" NJ. Louis answer
ed 81 think that we will not ring
the bell. 1t would be a pity to dis
turb an interview to which / have
looked forward with so much pleas
ure.''
"L'affaire Poynton?" Spencer sug-
gested
Precisely"
"You have perhaps come to complete
the little affair in which so far you
have succeeded so admirably"
pray do not suggest such thing
NJ. Louis answered deprecatingly
'For one thing. 1 should not per
sonally run the risk. And for another
have I not already assured you that
come as fricnd:"
at was them Spencer answered
"that began to be frightened"
NJ Louis smiled. He drew Il gold
cigarette case from his pocket and
calmly lit Il cigarette.
"Since you permit. mon ami" he
sail Good, | speak better when
smoke. You are not so i'll. see, but
that YOU retain that charming sense
of humor which your readers have
learned so we'll how to appreciate"
"rLa dose was scarcely strong
enough" Spencer answered, cor per
haps by good fortune l stumbled upon
tie proper antidota."
81 soa that You like plain speaking
II. Louis continued. with gentle smile
Permit me to assure you. then. that
the dose was quite as strong as we
wished. Extremes are sometimes nee
essary. but We avoid them whenever
possible"
II wonder where It happened" Spen-
Ger said r2Eect!Tely Il have been on
my guard all the time have watch
cd my wine and coffee at the cafes,
and I have eaten only in the restau-
rants that / know
NJ Louis did not seem to think the
matter Important
1T was bound to happen" he said
ar you had been like your friends
the English baroret and the last two
who arc. even more grn7ISinc- DprllaDS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

II am permjItcd,' nc dSisCd gently, ''t0
Introduce myself ~
1t would not have been necessary. But
to discover things"
Yes" Spencer admitted, Il was be-
ginning to get Interested
Exactly. We were forced to act.
can assure You, NJ. Spencer, that it
was with reluctance. The others of
whom l have spoken-Sir George Dun
combe. NJ Pelham and his toy detective
forgive me that | smile-walk all the
time in the palm of our hand. But
they remain unframed. If by any
chance they should blunder into the
! knowledge of things which might cause
us annoyance, why, then there would
be more invalids in Paris. Indeed,
monsieur. we do not seek to abuse our
power. My errand to you today is
one of mercy"
| You make me ashamed" Spencer
said with a sarcasm which he took nc
-! pains to conceal, of my unworthy sus
picions. To proceed"
you have sent for Sir George Dun
combe to come and see YOU"
Spencer was silent for moment
His own servant. 1t was not possible
"Well?'
"Eyen you," the baron continued
, "have not yet solved the mystery Of
raffaire Poynton. But you know more
than Sir George. Let me recommend
that you do not share your knowledge
with him"
I 'Why not?"
'If you do. Sir George will at onct
share your indisposition.''
II begin to understand" Spence
said
"How otherwise? Send Sir Georg
home. You see the delicacy of our pc
sition. 1t is not SO much that we fea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
A 20-Year Sentence.

81 have just completed 20 year
health sentence, imposed by Buck
lens Arnica Salve, which cured me of
bleeding piles just 20 years ago."
writes o. S. Woolever, of LeRaysyille,
N. Y. Bucklen's Arnica Salye heals
the worst sores, boils burns, wounds
and cuts in the shortest time. 25c
at all druggists.
All the news all the ume-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17
(To be Continued.)
0WA GOVERNOR APPROVES
.'our Drastic Measures Recently Pass
ed by Legislature Become Law.

ed by Legislature Become Law.
Des Moines, April 17.--Governor d.
9. Carroll yesterday signed four bills
passed by the recent legislature and
regarded as exceedingly drastic. The
measures signed are Che Cosson law,
which wipes out the red light districts
of the state; the Swift anti-railroad
law, providing heavy fines for rail-
Dads refusing to obey the orders Of
the railroad commissioners the Moon
aw, prohibiting the sale of cocaine
lnder any circumstances ard the
primary law, requiring rotation 81
names on the ballot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

After trying
one bottle of
The Bitt G rs,
7ou will be
ii 7 m | y con-
ginced that it
is t n e o N l v
medicine you
need to pre-
vent
Sick Headache
Sour Risings,
Indigestion,
CostiveneSs
and Malaria.
Try it today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

All the news all the ume--Tne Argu
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

-sss. s.lia : sAsss.+ a. Wei
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-17

- PENCER tried to rise from his
sIsA sofa, but the effort was too
~ much for him. Pale and thin,
with Llncl, limos rulnr his nNeS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-27
9as billise Gorte nad 9emtidJlanb.

glus @albington f6reibt tnan: @ie
Die 8oltbeboroen fonltatieren baben
ii6 infolge Der ooppelten sSrolt=
fatllrrote, melde ieit @bi6luB oes
ne1en 8riefpoltabfonnens 5ri,
| iben Ben 8ereinigten Staoten
nno Deutidlono eriitiert, nanl=
lid 2 Gents fir 8riefe, melhe
nit Den oelltiden 9oltoanpfern be-
for0ern peroen, uno 5 Gents fiir
8riefe, ipelhe nit anberen Dam
pfern geldidt iperoen, man1e fleilte
lln5ulanglidfeiten ergeben, meil oie
bieiigen slbienoer bon 8riefen unge-
nau norgegangen lino. Superinterl=
bent Miles BON Ser 4bteilung fir
ousmartise Hoft i'm 9olt-9epartc=
ment erldl1tert oiesbe5iiglid] folgen-
oes:
o9eur oie BON Stem gorf nad 8re=
men ooer Sarnburg abgeberoen
Danpfer beforbern oie 3tpei=gent=
8riefe. 9ieietigen ipelbe bon SOL
tin1ore abgeben, nod ni6t, obidon
MIR boffen, oaB Dies ipGter aud ge=
ibeben miro. s[ber BEL Ser Mbleil=
oung iolder griefe nlnB nod ettpos
Mnoeres in 8etra6t ge5ogen perbel1.
Der Mbienoer iollte nibt aus 9eah-
lai1igfeit, ODER neil er biellei6t benz
fen mag, Elm 8is1en mebr tonne
nidt ihaoen, mebr Horto anf einerl
iolhen 8rief fleben ols Die ipirflife
9ate. Gum 8eifpiel, ipenn elm 8rief
ooppeltes @etpiht bat, alio 5tpiiden
Elm nno 5tpei lln5en, 10 iit oie Hor-
to-9fate bier Gents fir 8riefe, tpeI-
DIE nit oeutiden Dmnpfern beforoert
tperoen ioI1en.
90 lit es nun norgefontrnen, oab
2eute cine Siinfcents-Marfe barauf
geflebt baben, neil iie oa6tetl oas
mode meiter feinei1 l1nteri1ieo. Mber
Der BoItclerf, ipelher ben 8rief in
Die Sanoe befan, n1uBte natiirlih
oenfen Der 8rief ioae nit Dem na6=
iten europaii6en Danpfer geben
llt1b 10 maro oerieIbe ou6 obgel6ift.
Driiben ongefommen pogen sic
oeutfden 8eamten Ben 8rief fa,,=
Den oaB oerielbe boppelt lpnr, ilnb
Ser Moreiiat nuBte SOS ooppelte
Strafporto be5ablen."
Das ginfahfte lit, nad Inli6t
Der 8eboroen bes Generals Hoitatnts,
Dob Der slbienoer ablolut oas rihti-
ge Borto allf ben 8rief flebt, obne
meitere 8enerfungen iiber oie @ollte
etc. auf oas aoupert gu idreiben.
Damn lit Die forrefte 8eforoeriing
am beIten qeiihert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-27
90 tri9erti6,
9aB biele sun Mntonter bic Grnitz
baftigteit ibrer Sage nidt
erfetlnen.

9tiidenidlner5 tit 10 triigerii1. 81
fonlmt nno gebt Ano lit fit gu6 cir
Hdtlel.
| 2ernt 0ie llrlabe feflnen uno beiIi
lie oann.
geeunmal bon 5eDnntal fomrnt lie
BON Sen Nieren.
9esbolb peroen 9oan's giaen lie
beieitigen.
Sic betlen ieoe geierenfranfbeit
bonn giidenidmer5 biz CUR 3uder-
franfbeit.
Sier gum 8etpeiie Elm San sln=
tonic Soa.
Srau @uitab 9feidert, 400 0eain
Ipenue, Gan Intonio, Seras, ipobn-
baft, iogt: n9tiideni6ner5 peruriadte
mir langere 3eit biel 2eioen. Sd
fonnte na6ts nidt i6lofen, NOR ner.
pos utto ibna1 nno beiaB feline
@nergie. sl1es mas ib tat, ge1dab
ullter Initrengung rno 5uipeilen mar
es mir pegen Der S6lner5en in met
nen giiden ean5lid unnoeli6, mild
gu biiden. Sbeleid nidt ooron ge-
mobnt, Wfeoi5in 5n nebnen, per-
ldlimnlerte iidb ntein 5ultono nerart,
ooB id mild entidloB, irgeno etipos
5n tnn SeS6 begonn 9oon's geieren
Bilen 5ll nebmen uno befono mid
in fnraer 3eit beiler. 0o i6 nit
Dem @ebrauh Der 8illen fortfubr,
berlieB nit Der @iideni1nler5, id ae.
mann meine Starfe uno @nergie ipie.
Der nno meine Nieren tpuroen tpie-
Der geiuno 0oan's 9eieren Gillell
baben mir 10 biel autes geton, ooB
i6 lie biernlit auf oas oringenIte EN-.
pfcble. Wsan fam fie in ser 8eror
Drug 60. erbaIten.
Gum Gerfouf BEL oGen SanoIern.
Nreis so Gents. sSoiter-Milburn
60, 8uffalo Seem yorf, oIIeiniae
slgenten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinliert @ud oes geomens -
0oalls - nnb nebnt feline anoeren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-27
Grmnoeisentmms 1lebertrasaneen.

Sbeo0or popp illlo Srali OH @lla 8oR
$1,000.
Seize 8. Sppenbeimer an s. 6
yolper. @rnnoitiid i'm nellen gitbs8lcd
B. $. 8roipn uuo ssram an 6. =
Samnl, 100 older Qanb; $780,
Ilnmp 1eiabts gombnrh au 9tap.
mon6 Seller. @runb5tiid in Der 9lunlt
5eigbts Slibbibiiion; $500.
@runoitiid i'm MarIborpn9b 9lace
$780,
Clifton George an ssoIepb atotl,
@runbitiid in Der &ebftone Tarf Subbi=
piiion; $1,000.
an eplparo Z Sernar,Sss, Grltnnoifad nj H'DllT a.
her gbupeoeras Ctr; $500.
Clifton Georae an sSoiepb Motb
9runorud in Der aepitone Rarf Gubois
bilion; $100.
Charles 5. alOd an 90. SernanOes
@rlrtoitiid an Der gbupeberas Ctr; $50
ebarlss U. gibl an 9aniel 9ias
@runbitiid an Der Dunn Ctr; $780,
Sobn 9. SippIe an 9. g. 8illie
@rllnoitiid an Der 9elmar Ctr. Sulttt
RtiYpto, P1OV.
@eorse 9foe unb 2ouis l1lridj an
Sobn 81. uno &ofa Camp. @runbftiid oil
Der Norb@gomal Ctr; $500.
Sranf 8. Wel6er an S. 6. Sonf
9rllnbftiid an Ibenue e; $3.50.
S. S. Cor lnb Sobn 8ifbert an 2oris
armIie, @riinbftiid am Gait Craig Hlace
$500.
gn1il Sherb an Carl q. goed
@rilnoftiid in ber Stabt gonberie; $500.
CHARLES @raebner unb 9l[freb 9uerier
an q. o. 0aipfon, @rinbltiif on Del
9ittmar Abemie; 1915.
Clifton George an Charles 6einet
@rlnoitiid in Der &epitoue Bart Siibb;s
biiipn; 800.
$. g. 8eloman an Soc 9ureaa
@rllnoftiid in Der Gan Sernaubo Ctr.
$3.50.
$. 6. Sbumader nno Srau an g.
s. MueIIer, @rlinoitiid an Der 9elez
mare StraBe; $500.
@illinm 9aeihner unb Sran an sSrul
gpa 8roipn. @rlinoitiif in gitps@lpd
1899; $3.50.
ssobn Sein uno Srau an 60. BoIf,
1927 ader 2anb; 81 u g.
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go. 9-gom Often. 7:35 bonn
20. I-Som Sfen. 49,. 100 nadn
Ro. 1O-el Eaio H. 8eiten 1870 na1sn
go. 10-gt 9aio IL @elten. .7.3o nad)nl
Mo. 10-ytab oem Often. 1890 na1nt
$40. 8-Nacb benz Often. .11:40 borln
@ietoria 9ioiiiun, 9. $. e g. 81.
Infunft-
@oO. so2-guero, @ietoria. 7:so nahm
Gbfabrt-
$40. 301-guero. gictoria. $50 BORN
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graiioent bilft Waiien.

Sunoerten bon @aiien muroe
ourd ben Brafioenten oes vSnot-
itrial ano Srpbans Some" bon Msa-
con, Ga, seboIfen, ipel6er i9reibt
gWir brauhen electric 8itters in
oiefem Snititut ieit 9 Ssabren. Gs
aeigte fi6 als cine auBeroroentlt6e
Wteoiain fir Wagen, 2eber Mnb Nie-
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Der beiten Samilien-W Weoi5irlen Der
@elt." gs beIebt Die 2ebensorgo-
men. reinigt bas 9lut, bilft Ser Ser
oauung, erregt Mppetit. lin 6iinlle,
bleibe idmabe &in6er ODER berun-
tergefommene Berionen gu itGrfen
ullo tpieOer auf5lbauen, sibt es rli6ts
@ebnlibes. Das 8eite fir Srauen-
leioen. Nur so gts. BEL anen Drug
di5tpn
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Smlan0.

= Staatsiefretar 8oot bat Die
BON Gnblano berlangte guslieferlula
oes ruliif6en Sliidtlings 6uooipit
oeripeigert.
Mus @ai6inston fonlnlt oas
@erii6t, Ser Brafioent babe 8unoes-
ridter @robeup aufgeforoert, feline
Jteiignotion ein5ureihen uno oieIer
babe li1 poiitip gelpeigert> es gu tutl.
9ongreBrepralertant Moiner
bat gegen ben 9ruoer bes fiinftis
gen Braiioenten Saft llno anoere hie
Infloge erboben, oaB iie Die Ste
publif Eanana uno itloireft aud
unier 2ano ourd Elm giienbabn-9Sro-
left beihpinoelten.
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Ct. ssames Gafe.

0ieies pollitdnoig nelt eingeribtete
&eitaurant tit cine our6ous popll-
lare SSSnititiition, Die tpegen Der bill
ligen Breiie SSSe0em 8ugdngli6 lit.
Reguldre Wabl5eiten peroen 5u 25
Gents geliefert ein ausse5ei6neter
8uiineB Wens 2und foltet iulr 10
Gents. slaes gut uno por5iigli6 3a-
bereitet. 8eionoers Die 8eutiden,
Inn oeren 4rnoidaft oringeno aehe-
ten miro, peroen gllles i6nadboft
finoen.
$. Mascnoie, @igentiinter.
Inter Dem ct. SSanes Sotel, Souiton
StraBe.
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Sapfere syemer- Snnaen

erbalten of, bein 2oiden bon
Seuern i6tpere 8ran6tpnnoen
bran6en 6ann 8udlens Mrnica 6oI.
be nno bergeiien iie. gs bertrei6i
ben Sdmer5 balo. Sir granowul..
ben gerbriibungen, @unoetl @dnitt.
pnnoen nno 8eulen lit es oas grobte
Seilmittel Der @elt. gs beilt raid
Saut-Mnsi6lage, olte @nnoen, 9eu-
len. Ulcers, 6elons, bette @dmorrbri-
oen-4ur. glueenblidlihe 2in6erllng
25 Gents Bel alien Drugsiiten.
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Mmslnnb.

Ser preltBiide 2anotag bot
aQe bisber eingereidten 0oridlaoe
aur yteform oes @ablredts nieoerge-
ftintnlt.
Seb5ig Minen in Sen meri-
faaii6en Staaten Gbibuabua, Du-
range, Guerrero uno goobuila fol-
len nllter Dem Namen 9llparaoo
Mining @onlpanD Dereinigt per6en.
Ser &onig uno oie &oniain
bon ENGLAND meroen atn 26. ssebruor
oas lponiidle 4onigspaar beiuden.
Or Carl Bling, ser neue oeut-
l6e 8elanoter in Weerifo, ipuroe onl
Otenltog bon Braiioent Sia5 enl-
pfangen.
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Ezra 8.
0as cSl1ftisfonitp Ap,

Dos Sufti5fornite oes Sanats
bat ungiinitig iiber Die iogenallntc
pitatutorD prohibition" -8il berihtet
- Die @nti's baben lire 0roblnl,l
nidt pabrgelnadt, cine 4bitimmunq
iiber Slibniiiion 81 erapingen, bit
Situation lit oober unberdnoert.
- Sci Dem 8ranoe oes Soutberil
Sotel in Sort @ortb fanlen Wilam
Sanilton aus Gleburne, Gbarles
grDant aus Sort @ortb, Or. 9. g.
8eteet aus 0eniion uno soiepf
gaugban aus ct. 2ouis tnn's 2ehen
uno ipuroen S. g. Manning aus
Dallos SO. @. Stegoa nno ieine
Srou uno SRI. Sou Meronoer Der.
lest 9as Seuer entitano our6 @r.
ploiion zines @aiolinofens.
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90. 6. G. s. 8ahn.

No. 4-NaG Dem Norben. :. 1880 bornt
sSlber r"-ga9 Dem Norben. 900 nacbn1
Ao. 0oltfton etc. -. 1915 nadlnl