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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15
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oen Iesten Sabr5ebnten cine geiual-
tige 9unabme erfabren, aber oaB es
i'm Sdiffsbau unb in Der Siiderei
cine neue Mone ipielt, lit iIngiten
I0atums. Die galifornier noren
es, bic in ibrem l1nternebmungs.
geiif Suerit ben @eriuh madten,
|Sdiffe nit @lasboben gu ba,ien.
|Damit 1T perpirflidt, mas Sules
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@erne's pabreno Der Sabrt be.
obadten, mas fi4 inn Meere abipieIt.
Durhi6nittli6 bermag man BEL
flarem @etter bis su 80 SUB unter
Dem @ofieripiesel gu ieben. 4ber
Die neue grfinoung bat aud ibrc
praftii6e geoeutung. @ie man au
er3dbten neib, baben 8eriude ge-
seigt, oob cine itarfe eleftriihe gr-
leuhtung oieier ourhiidtigen
Shiffsboben ouf Die Slide eine gro.
re @n5iebunesfraft ausiibt. Die
itummen @anerbetpobner orGngen
5u ser 2idtquelIe, oft in oifteit
Sdaaren, uno nerben bier cine
leihte 8elte Der ausgeiesten Slid.
nese.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15
Meniis auf allerbSdien gefebf.

Vile @elt lommeri uber bic DO
ben Sleli6preiie uno uber bic Ser
t%euerung Der 2ebensmittel. Mber tpas
limo bas fir lhpo6li6e nnb lah.
me Wosnabmen, NIT oenen man bel
uns Die Sleiidteuerung befdmpfen
nil, tpenn es iiberbaupt geidiebt,
g%egenuber Ser raoifolen 9eltim-
mllna zines fran5olii6en &onigs
Der einfa6 boridrieb, mas uno niey
uiel Der brobe 9irger eiien biirfe.
Cur 3eit Bbilipps beg Sbonen
lporen namli9 in 9arig Die iippig.
ten nnb lu~rurioielten @aitmabler-
an Der Togesoronung. Die Solge
oobon fuoren unnatiirIide Sobe Der
8leiidpreiie uno Sleiidmangel BEL
ben Wabl5eiten ser Minberbegiiter-
ten. 0o erlieB Bbilipp Der Shone
i'm Sabre 1894 elm gbift, III Dem
es bieB: n8ei elmer groBen Mahl-
5eit bari es ni6t mebr aIs eilts
5uppe nnh 5tpei @anee, hei einer
|fIeinen Wabl5eit niht mebr als Ell
nen Song geben". Dieies @eies
i6eint gon5 CUTE Dienitc aeleiltei
gu baben, benn als unter ber STE.
oierung 4orIs bes Neunten Die
Sdlemmerei in Der fron3oiii6en
Souptitobt abermolg on oes Tage3.
orbnung mar, beltimmte bieier Serr.
ider I'M Sabre 1868: .@ei ieber
|&odaeits. ooer Seittafel oorf es nidyt
mebr oenn brei @ange gebet, ndrt.
li6 @oripeiie, Slid ODER Sleiid
unb 0eiiert. Muf ieoer Der gereid.
ten S6iiieIn oarf niht mebr als
Elm Stid Sleii6 elmer beitimln-
ten Gorte Iiesen." @or bon einem
@aitseber oieiem 8efebl autpioer oe.
|bonoelt moroen, oa11n tparen oie
@a5te perpfli6tet, innerbalb pierunb.
3iuan5ig Stunoen @n5eige gu eritot.
ten. Mls Gtrafe tporen pierbunoert
Yfuno feiteeiest Die our Sdlfte
in Ole Goi6en bes 2onigs ~floiie1,
unb our Sdlfte benz Mnseber 81.
famen. gs mar alio Elm redjt
lufratines .@eperbe", @ait 5i iein.
3uerlt fonnte man iih on uppiger
|gofeI MOL iein laiien, bann ging
man BIN, oenun5ierte sen @irt nr1o
befom nod ~obenorein als gelob.
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|einem perbotenen @o1tmabl, barn
nobm tie einfaf Die @eridte ben
Soften por Der Naie fort nno fon-
fis5ierte auBeroem nod 6as Safel,
eeihirr. Die &ode enblid, Die mehr
gefodt, als Der aonig geitattet Bot
te, tpuroen beiin erIten Male 5u
3ebn gfuno Strafe berurteilt. @ein,
3peiten Male muBten iie fin ID
Sage Bel @aiIer nnb 8rot ins @e.
fangnis monbern, rno nnroen Tie
nod einmal absefaBt, bann barrie
i6rer 8aitonabe unb 8~erbannung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15

Der iibrtsens erit tint 1esembet 19t1
5~nlammentritt, merben bie Demo.
froten cine MaIorit0t BON uneefq6r
lef5ig Stintmen baben. @uf i'm
Senot boben iie mebrere Sise ge,
nonnen, baben ober feline Moiori-
tatet. 9ie betonntelten Republican,,
l6en Senatoren Die ousi6eioen,
limb 0epem uno 8eperioee.
Gum erlten Mal miro elm SosiaI.
Demofrot i'm nd6iten &onereb
iisen, 8ictor Berger bon MiImou-
fee. 9os itorfe Mnidmelen oes TO-,
5ioliitilden Gotums lit cine Scr
beo6tensmerteiten grgebniIIe Der
@abl. Niht MIR in @isconiilr, NO
iie einen &onereb-& eprdientonten
erDdblten uno Dos gauge Milna,,-
feer @ountptidet eroberten, boben sic
So3ioIiten einen eroBen grfolg en-
5ielt, aud in Stem Yorf n1lo anbetn
Staten boben lie beoeutenoen
Stimmen5uDahs 5u per5eihnen. STU
Stoate Stem gorf batten iie CHARLES
gomarb &ulfell ols @ouper11eurs-
&onbioot mfgeiteut, Ser $1,000
Stimmen erbtelt. % bos io5ialiiti,
ibe 8otum i'm Sabre 1908 nlir
SO, 1874 Stimmen betrng, 10 bat es
fih olio leitber nobesu berooppelt.
Sn Ser Stobt Stem Worf erbielt MuI.
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falo, Shenectabp, 5Dracuie uno No.
DIETER muroen piele io5ioliitiid'e
Stimmen abseseben. Sn San Srm,
cisco erbielt Der io8ialiitii6e @ou-
berneursfanoioot S. 5titt @ilion
nabe5n 10000 Stimmen, pabreno
Dor bier Sabren faum 1000 i%o5iali,
ftiihe Stimmen abgegeben murben,
Sn 2oa 4ngeles brahten Tie ebenfaGs
10000 5timnlen 5ufammen gegen
BOAT Dor bier Sabren. Sm Staate
@aibington erbieIt Ser ioaialiitiid)e
&an6ibot 1853 Stimmen. 0as iino
5abIen, nit oenen bie so5ialiitien
iebr 5ufrieoen iein fonnen uno Die
ben Widt-S oaialiiten Stoff gu eifri-
gem Rahoenfen eeben miiIfen.
Die Srauen=S g immrehtlerinner1
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men. I'M Staate @aibinston tper-
ben iie %fiinftig 5timmenre1t ia,
ben. Ooeegen bot Noro-9a Ell
oiesbe5Ielihes ENHANCEMENT gu lei
ner @erfaiiung nieoergeitimmt.
l1eber Die 5olgen Der @abl baber
mir nns bereits an an6erer Stelle
ausgeiprofen. @or aGem pirb oos
Observation-Disclosures oes neuen
4ongreiies einen anbern Spreber
%befommeu, iuabriheinlid Champ
GIarf bon Mifionri. Die Cannon
Srage bot ii6 aIlo bon ielber &C.
loit. Sc folte uns iibrigens gar
ni9t ipunoern, penn iebt Die Stolen
ai,ssetaui1t meroen, Die 3epubli-
faner inter gannon's Jiibrune ge-
gen bic 8orre6te oes 5pre9ers ali.
ltilrmen un0 Die Semofrafen tie
perteioisen piiroen.
3nndhit aber meroen bic Ste
pubIifaner neriuhen, IN Der bepor.
ifebenben far5en Sibung bes Gou-
greiies, mdbreno Der iie nod b;s
poIe Ma1t in Sdnoen baben, Die
ienigen 8ins our6snbringelr, Die
Ser Administration belonoers an!
&er5en liegen uno iomit miro moi
5riebe nn6 Sreunbihoft mdbrerre
oieier Sisung unter ibnen berrihen.
Ser Brdiioent peilt our 3eit in
8onama, mir6 aber Dor geginn
oes 4onereiies 5lriif iein. Sic
5sisung beeinnt am 5. Desember.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15
Cine ipirflide @ebisin.

Sine iuirffide Mebisin. .8o I'M.
mer ib b%infommen mag, tperoe i'd
ben Mpentrauter empfebIen, oenn id)
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1853 @aibington ct, 0enper. Colo.
SD NOR lett 5ebn Sabren franf mil
Mngenleioen, ur6 ale Meoiainen, Die
i9 gebraufte, naren nuslog. Sd
itano am 4bgruno Der 9er5peifIulie,
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mebr ais cine Glaife gebraudt alg
ih Mid i9on better fiiblte, itnb iest,
nod benz @ebrau1 BON feds SIGben
befinbe id mid 10 mobl, mie Dor 5ebn
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aliber SanoeIsartifeI iouoern elm aft
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6urh 2ofoIogenten, angeftent boz;
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15
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@enn ite es t1ter, tpiiroen Mil
lionen bafur Itimmen bob CT.
Sings Stem Site BiGg bic bette Sec.
oi5in fir Srouen lit. Sic banncn
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bensfraft. % Cts. BEL allen Drra,
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Der iie niht aufrieoen iit): sic jag.
ten, bob sic in Dem lesteu Sauie
einen Monat lang maren, oos lit ia
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i'm Barterrel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15

Sdt.orrboiben sebeiIt In GA Easen.
Hasc Ointment betIt, garunttert ale
Sale bon SUDDEN. blinbe, bIutenbe, hers
bortretenbe in 6-14 Ea9eu ODER @eIo
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-15
SnIamoii6e MudenrMnbidam.

9as alles iiberi6attenoe greianis
Der pergangenen ISOLDE tparen Sic
8oblen, Die oorieen 0ienitaa fait
in olen Staaten %itattfonoen. Ste
boben Dem 2anoe cine groBe lleber,
rai6une gebroht uno oie Sage
poaitdnoig ~peranoert. Bier repubii.
faniide Saupt.s taaten, 9ep gorf,
Waiiaduiettsr Connecticut nno Neiu
Seriep, baben semofratiIde @ouper-
neure uno gum Sell audi oenln.
fratifde 2eeislaturen geipdblt nl6
I'M Observation-Disclosures 6es Son.
greiies nerben Ole 0emofroten flint.
tig cine Waioritdt baden, mdbreno
I'M 9unoesienat Die Mepublifaner
aaeroings Die Oberbanb bebalten,
aber oo6 mebrere Site ali Die Sc.
mofraten abgeben miiiem. Das lit
mebr, oIs ieIbit Die groBten Opt.
fnilten nnter ben 9emofraten sl
boffen ipagten.
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Gem beriibmten oeuti6en
Saul Sepie tit Der 0obelpreis fir
2eiituneen auf benz @ebiete Ser Git
teratur a~uerfannt por0en.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Serving T ca
M ADGE DEAR:

p M ADGE DEAR:
lVE You know how pink teas generally bore me, but
yesterday I attended that such departure
into the realm of greens and blues and all other harmonious
shades that left with feeling that my call the most
enjoyable of the season.
In the first place. the Lady Olga has lived in the Rus
capital and has brought this country her love for the
of the North The had the Russian flavor and
there magncence her gown that suggested dark dukes
and gorgeous palaces 1t of gold embroidered with
green and decorated with gold braid and white forms
This used for the underdres which long green
velvet placed The sleeves slashed the under
and the ge passed through openings the sides and
held the form the waist line The gown coarles which
of the notes.
AS entered there gorgeous creation of smoky blue
satin cashmere dull red that gracng darhared
beauty There of the blue crossed the side and
edged with silk fringe The sleeves had the crossed effect
from the elbows cascade of gray chiffon fell the
Soft folds of dull red fabric evidence the s while
the color again used the red poppes embroidered
bodice and tunic.
My green velvet afternoon the in which
felt very comfortable very shallow yoke and under
sleeves of net give the transparent touch Bands of embroidery
down the front and around the sleeves of old gold My
hat the Corday type with its soft f of old gold
silk and the mu of shrTed velvet and chiffon almost large
enough hold 1t simple little costume, but very
satisfactory.
Write of your thought that will help me in my
spring outfit
Your aHectonate sister Eleanor
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS
COLISEUM.

There will be q complete change of bill tonight Each of the three head line acts which has been making such Q big hit this week will introduce new comedy. new songs. new impersOna- tions and new dances, and if possible there will be more laughs than the first part of the week The manage ment made d special effort to have an unusually pleasing bill during this week in order to help give the visitors a pleasant time. and have succeeded in booking one of, if not the best bill ever presented in their theater. and the immense crowds prove the appre- ciation of their many patrons
 Walter Wilson, known as Casey Jones'" Is making a bigger hit, if possible. than he did on his first ap- pearance here several months ago. and is without doubt the best dancer ever seen in the city He will introduce some new steps tonight with some of his late catchy songs. Seymour and May will appear In Q new act, Mir. Seymour playing new music on his Chinese fiddle. and Miss May will sing new songs in her excellent manner
 The hit of the bill and without doubt the cieyerest comedian ever seen Oh the vaudeville stage in Phoe- nix is MT Odell appearing in the team of Odeil and Hart, this act being roar of merriment from the time of the raising of the curtain until the closing Of their act, and one appre- ciating a good hearty laugh should not faii to see this excellent turn.
 The management has booked for next week Arrnan Brothers, high class musical act, just over from Aus tralia. This act was to appear here and was advertised by the manage nient last week but were delayed in getting here but will positively appear Tuesday night as they are already here and prepared to fill their engagement In addition Sherman & Lucas. a high class comedy acrobatic turn. and Fly dell & Wilson in singing and danc- ing turn will insure an excellent show for next week. There will be the us- uai Saturday matinee at pm. today.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
AN INjEcTED EVENT
 N THE AVIATION MEET
A Race Between the Buick and E. M. P.
 This Afternoon.

There is to be a race for blood and a cup at the aviation meet this after noon. It was not on the original pro- gram. It has grown out of the com merciai animosity of the Buick and F. NJ F. agencies. Being an automo- bile event it cannot he properly called an aviation contest. but it will be sandwiched in between aviation stunts Beside. the respective advocates of the E. M F. and the Buick each expect his machine to go so fast that the spectators will be unable to say for sure that it is not off the ground.
 Each has been accusing the other in language almost violent of having the slower machine of the two. That is the thing to be decided this after noon. The agent who is beaten con- tracts to keep still about the other machine. His silence will he of more value to his competitor than the cup.
 The cup. though very handsome trophy, Is not by any means all of the prize. The race has been seasoned by a side bet Of sI,000
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12

Early Rose seed potatoes for sale by Crump Hay & Grain Co. br
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
BOOTS FOR BABY.

Even the baby has come in for his share of pretty styles of footwear. White pique, laced with linen cord, is a clean, attractive style for morning wear. There. are the most cunning little felt Juliets. edged with white rabbit skin. for the bedroom.
 Kid boots of pale colors offer soft ness and durability, for in the mod ern day of ''cleansers" soiled pair can easily be freshened up. A dainty little pair of white silk bootees is erh- broidered with silk or tiny silk rib- bon.
 Most novel of all is the idea of using a small piece Of Irish lace, which you have kept just because you have been waiting for some use to be made Of it. over a colored silk foundation this lace is spread. and its flowerlike beauty is Jelicately appropriate for the lace and linen of the party dress. t.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
INDIGESTION GOES
 IN FIVE MINUTES
Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia and Other Stomach Misery ,vanishss Be-
 fore You Realize it.

Ii what you just ate is souring on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead. refusing to digest, or you belch Gas and Eructate sour. undigested food or have q feeling of Dizziness, Heart burn. Fullness. Nausea, Bad taste in mouth and stomach headache-this is Indigestion.
 \ full case of Pape's Diapepsin costs only 50 cents and will thoroughly cure your out-of of-order stomach, and leave sufficient about the house in case some one else in the family may suffer from stomach trouble or Indigestion.
 Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula plainly printed on these 5O-cent cases, then you will under stand why Dyspeptic trouble of all kinds must go, and why they usually relieve sour. ut-Of-order stomachs or Indigestion in five minutes. Diapepsin is harmless and tastes like candy, though each dose contains power suf- ficient to digest and prepare for assi- milation into the blood all the food you eat; besides, it makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite;. but what will please you most is that you will feel that your stomach and intes- tines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for Biliousness or Constipation.
 This city will have many Diapepsin cranks. as some people may call them, but you will be cranky about this splendid stomach preparation. too. if you ever try a little for Indigestion or Gastritis or any other Stomach 
 Get some now, this minute. and for ever rid yourself of Stomach Trouble and Indigestion.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
MAJESTIC.

The Persian Cat" will be the new offering in musical comedy at the Ma jestic tonight. a complete change also in pictures and vaudeville. All cos tunes and effects used in this bill will be new. The line Of comedy is fine and the fact that West and Lee are the comedians is enough to insure a good time. Six new. bright anl catchy musical numbers will be introduced by the Majestic beauty chorus. which is now complete. and cant be excelled by any road show, only in numbers. for ability and grace or good looks for that matter, either on or off the stage. MT. Fred Lancaster will appear in a musical number tonight. His voice is almost back to the standard again. The world renowned aviators, Charles K. Hamilton and MT. Willard. who are en- tertaining us so highly this week, will be the guests of this theater tonight, having received invitations from Man ager Echlin. There will be only one performance tonight. beginning at p. m. concert by orchestra at 7:45.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
AN EVEMMG SERVICE
 1T TRINITY SUNDAY
Splendid Program With Noted Singers
 Participating.

A Choral Evensohg service will be given in Trinity church Sunday even ing at 7:30 o'clock, with a selected program from the Oratorio of St. Paul. by Mendelssohn. The quartet choir. under direction of Mrs. Deity. will be augmented and an orchestral number will be given. The choir comprises Mrs. Leecraft, soprano; Mrs. Jessop. contralto: Paul Ingles, tenor: John Armstrong. basso; Mrs. Deity, organ ist, The program follows:
 Organ voluntary-Andante, from overture.
 Recitative, tenor-Lo Behold.
 Air, soprano--Jerusalem, Thou Phat Kiilest the Prophets.
 Recitative and arioso-"But the Lord Is Mindful of His Own," Miss Maud Hawley.
 Recitative, tenor-And His Compan- ions.
 Aria. basso-O God Have Mercy
 Recitative. soprano-And Paul Came to the Congregation.
 Duettino. tenor and basso-Now We Are Ambassadors.
 Chorus. quartet-How Lovely Are the Messengers
 Recitative and arioso, soprano-1 Will Sing Thy Great Mercies.
 Recitative. tenor-But When the Jews.
 Chorus, quartet-Thus. Saith the Lord.
 Recitative. tenor and basso-But Paul and Barnabas Spake Freely.
 Duet. tenor and basso-For So Hath the Lord.
 Recitative. soprano-And They All Prosecuted Paul.
 Cavatina, tenor-Be Thou Faithful Unto Death.
 Offertory-Trio from Stabet Mater. Rossiri. Mrs. Wilkinson violin: Mrs Deity. organ; Dwight Deity. cello.
 Postlude-War March of the Priests. Athalie, Aendelssohn. organ.
 Mound City Paint. are better.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12

Mound City Paints are better.
 Phoenix Hardware Company.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
WE HAVE BEEN SHOWN.

MT Hamilton and MT. Willard have shown us they can actually rise iu the air and remain there, move forward. dip and rise again and alisht at pleas ure in their aeroplanes. To us this seems wonderful thing that man can so closely initiate the birds and go where the birds go. We take off our hats to Messrs. Hamilton and Willard as up-to-date aerial navigators. and we take off our hats to Mr. McDou- gall and all his associates in the work concerning the aviation meet and getting it for Phoenix and carrying it on to a successful issue. We are proud to be residents of a city the size of Phoenix that has enterprise and gumption enough to so quickly secure an exhibition of this kind in competi- ton with cities of many times her size. We have lots of goods to sell but we feel impelled to use our contract adver- tising space today to express our ap preciation of Phoenix enterprise. Hinck- ley's Postoffice Store. opposite the postOffice on Central avenue.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
$IOO Dollars Reward, $IOO

ed to learn that there ie at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages. and that onlS OF % positive e cure now known % to n the he medical fraternity. >Catarrh being a con- stitutional disease. requires . constitu- tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. thereby destroying the founda- ton of the disease. and giving the pa- tient strength by building up the con- stitution and assisting nature In doing its work. The proprietors have SO much faith in It's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials Address.
 F. J. CHENEY 6 CO. Toledo. o.
 Sold by Druggists. 75c. Take Halls Family Pills for constipa ton.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12
AERoPlANE PHOTOGRAPHS
 MADE IN PHOENIX.

We have secured from Mir. Robt Turnhill the photographer who. photo graphed the aeroplanes in flight in Phoenix the exclusive sale of his post cards Now is the time to get them They are good. They are actual pho- tographs. The price is 10c. HincSley'f Postoffice store, 136 North Centra
 avenue. bc
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12

If troubled with indigestion. constipa- tion. no appetite or feel bilious. give ChaHberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets a trial and you will he pleased With the result. These tablets in- vigorate the stomach and liver and strengthen the digestion. Sod by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-02-12

Early Rose seed potatoes for sale by Crump Hay & Grain Go. Dn