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week, 10 cents.
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sl.5O: 3 months, IS cents; l month, 25
cents.
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to exceed their space unless the excess
is paid for at transient rates, and under
no circumstances will they be allowed
to advertise other than their legiti..
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Resolutions in memoriam. OF thanks,
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Tbe biennial Movable Conference of the
Grand Order of odd Fellows (COl
baltimore. Md, Sept. l2-l7.

Greatly reduced fares via Southern
Railway from principal Virginia points
account above occasion; dates of sale
September 9th and 10th, final limit Sep
tember DIST. Consult agents or write l..
:. Brown. General Agent 705 Fifteenth
street northwest, Washington, d. c., for
full particulars.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19
An Ideal Husband

is patient, even with a nagging
wife, for he knows she needs
help. She may be 80 nervous
and run down in health that
trlfles annoy her. If she is
melancholy, excitable, troubled
with loss of appetite, headache,
sleeplessness, constipation or
fainting and dizzy spells. She
needs Electric Bitters- the most
wonderful remedy for ailing
women. Thousands of sufferers
from female troubles, nervous
troubles, backache and weak
kidneys have used them and be-
come healthy and happy. Try
them. Only 5Oc. satisfaction
guaranteed by Mars Bros. Drug
Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19


Each man must furnish his own shells
Admission fee 1870 premium
Each contestant must comply with rules
of manager
BASE BALL GAME.
The base ball team making the greatest
number scores best two out of three so 90
The above game confined to the counties
of Neshoba and Newton The players Of each
team must live in the above named counties
to-wit: Newton and Neshoba, players from
any other county state will be barred from
this contest If game is not finished first even
ing to be continued until finished.
Advertising and exhibits free to all
}. H. Huston, Secty,
New Numbers will be added to this list as they are
sent to this office If interested class of
premiums now is the time to act.)
$40. in gold for the best 5 stalks
of cotton grown exclusively with Laurel fetiize-Laure
Oil Fertilizer Co.
1000 pounds Plow Brand fertilizer the best stalks
Of corn grown exclusively with Laurel fetilizeLaurel
Oil d Fertilizer Co..
Crhe two premiums above will not be awarded where
less than two acres entered in the than
than 1000 pounds of the fertilizer is used.
1000 pounds Of Super phosphate fertilizer for the best
stalks OF cotton grown by using ertz-
sr only and purchased of Mars Bros Philadelphia Miss
$1,000 in gold for the best stalks of grown by
any person, using Royal fertilizer and purchased Of
Henderson, -Molpus Co." Philadelphia, Miss.
Gin the last two offers bolls be counted and
each must be competed for.)
$500 for the best speech by boy between IA and 20
years of age subject: The Importance Bows Corn
Club in each community.-F L. Bryan Co. Supt.
$500 for the best6 stalks of corn--F. b. Dewees
$1,000 for the best speech by farmer of Nesnoba
county, subject The Importance Systematic Crop
Rotation; How and When to Fertilize; The Three
Great Plant Foods and their Relation Plant Growth and
Development"--Ba of Philadelphia, Miss.
Scholarship in South Miss. College for the best
speech by boy 6 and under q yearsod or recitation
by girl over 16 and under 81 yrs old The successful Com
pedor i'll the above oraorcal will be REQUIRED to
use the scholarship themselves
W. Thames,
Hattiesburg Miss.
$l50 for the largest Watermelon same to be ours
Atkinson & Richardson.
Scholarship in the Hatesburg Business COLLEGE in eitb
or Bookkeeping Shorthand for best recitation bv
young lady between the ages of IA and o. Not ansfera
BILE. w. |. Thames.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19

Look in the window at
SpiveyRoss Hdw. co and
you will see the Official
Schedule for the Cotton
States League. You ':Will
also see a line OF Reach Base
ball goods. All guaran-
teed. :,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19

Since Mr.. Witherspoon has
seen fit to call Mr.. Byrd to time
for his part in the Senatorial
caucus, We would tell the voters
OF the District that we remember
very well when Mr.. Witherspoon
and other politicians of the Dis
trict undertaken to oust Jno. S.
Williams from Congress by
means OF a prorate convention
following a primary election.
We will further state that our
knowledge OF this affair comes
from first hands as it was talked
by the parties at interest right
here in the Democrat office when
we We're a printer at the case.
Admitting that Mr.. Byrd did en-
terlnto a combine to beat Yard
aman, it was no worse than
w therspoon did in attempting
TO beat Williams.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19

opened his canvass for reel
ection to Congress in all
address to home people here
las t Thursday night.
Although the announcement
OF his speech was not made
until the evening before, the
court house was filed almost
overfowing with enthusias.
tic friends OF Mr.. Byrd. AS
is always expected OF him
he made an excellent address,
which was well received by
his hearers.
He reviewed to some
extent his acco mplishment
in Congress and told his
hearers that while he believ-
ed his record was not at all
deplorable, yet he wished to
be reelected this time as he
had been in Congress for
seven years II member of the
lnemority party and had
not tne opportunity OF get
ting through measures that
We're subjects OF party con
trove1sv and that he
thought the next Congress
would be Democratic and
would give him an opportun-
ity to say what should be
the laws. He told us frank
ly that whenever the Demo
Gratis got through "a measure
it was begged through with
a Republican majority.
He deieated himself in re-
latiOn to the Senatorial
caucus. He said he never
asked a supporter of his
to vote for a secret ballot in
the cauSuS, nor had he ever
mentioned to d single Sena-
tor or representative how he
should vote after he Byrd
was out of the race. He de-
fled any man or set OF men
to maine Il single act OF his
that was Unfair or in any
way disreputeable while the
caucus was in session.
Some weeks ago in reply TO
quotation from Mr.. Stone of
Meridian. we intimated that Mr..
Wltherspoon was a candidate of
the lumber trust. In report of
the debate between Mr.. Wither-
spoon and Mr.. Byrd at Suqualena
the Meridian Dispatch tells that
Mr.. Byrd called upon Mr..
Witherspoon to know where he
stood on the lumber tariff, but it
TAILS to state any definite reply
by Mr.. Witherspoon.
In view of the fact that the
representatives Of the lumber
trust threatened Mr.. Byrd with
defeat and, too, in that Mr..
Witherspoon has declined to
make direct statement as to
where he stood, we would warn
the voters that it is not to their
best interest to vote against
Adam Byrd.
Notice is hereby given to the
public, that it is the intention Of
the Board Of Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen of the town of Phila-
phia, Mississippi to strictly en-
force the ordnance of the said
town IN relation to the dis
chargeing Of fire arms and fire
works IL said town. This notice
is especially directed to those
who will expect order, fire works
etc. for the Christmas holidays.
Ordered by the Board of
Aldermen May 3rd 1910.
This May 18th 1910
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19

Recently we stated that Con-
gresham Byrd was of the Fifth
District, now the Meridian Star
goes seven better by claiming
him Congressman of the State.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Neshoba Fair
AUG. 1919, 1910

CONTINUED from last week.
Only exercises there is no competition only
one half the premium will be paid
In capital prize, PAGER in single harness. three
or more must start
The Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railroad Compa-
ny gave reduced rates their line in the past and pre-
sumed that they will do SO again.
HACK FAIR.
Hack fair from railroad to Fair grounds last Fair was
81 90 round trip limited day. Trip only way 81 co.
We can safely say the will be same as last year.
OFFICERS
H. Y. GRAHAM, PRESIDENT Union, Miss.
EARL RICHARDSON, VIcE-PREsIDENT Philadelphia Miss
IN. M. Fox, TREASURER, Philadelphia, Miss.
j. H. HusroN, SECRETARY Waldo, Miss
DIRECTORS
CHARLEY THOMAS, Waldo, Miss
p. c. HARRISON, Philadelphia, Miss.
j. L. KENNEDY, Philadelphia Miss
w. P. RICHARDSON, Waldo, Miss
| q. w. SKIES Waldo, Miss.
STATE FAIR DATES.
The Mississippi State Fair will be held Oct 18th to
Nov 3rd, inclusive 1910.
PREMIUM LIST.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Best display Of agricultural products
grown by one person .... 10 90
Second best display of agricultural pro-
duets grown by one person .....-- 90
Third best display of agricultural products
grnwn by person ..~.--.. ~. w Blue Ribbon
Best doz stalks .~.. ..... so
Second best doz. stalks corn ... ~ %
Best stalks cot ton MINIMUM -.-.-.--- so
Second best 3 stalks cotton a...~-- ....~.... GO
Largest water melon -~~-~-~ ...~.-.~......,. 90
Second largest water melon ..~- - so
Best display of garden products grown bv
one person .~ .....-~- 7 so
Second best display Of garden products
grown by one person ....~-...-...- . 5 90
| Third best display of garden products
grown hy one persOn.~.- Blue Ribbon
Best doz stalks ...... ..--...... . - | so
Best variety of hay, not less than lbs to
the bundle - 90
Best Doz. punches peanuts .--... .~-.~ so
Second best doz lunches peanuts -~. Blue Ribbon
| Best bushel wheat (any Variety - . | 90
Second best bushel wheat (any
variety ""'."~'"."" Blue Ribbon
| Best bushel Of oats (any Variety - 90
| Second best bushe of oats iany
variety )""".-~" ,."-..--. ~~:..~.. Blue Ribbon
FRUIT DEPARTMENT.
| All fruit must be raised in 1910
incest variety of fruit grown on one
farm 80. 90
Second incest variety of fruit grown on
one farm -.... . - | 20
| INCEST variety canned fruit grown on one
farm ...... .......... 2 90
Second incest variety canned fruit grown
WI ohe ldI III - 90
| Third best variety canned fruit grown on
one larh1 -~-~.- ~....- -....-.~ Blue Ribbon
| Nlcest variety preserved fruit grown on
one farm -..-.--- ww ww- w- m - 9 oO|
second incest variety preserved fruit
grown on one farm ..-...~- -.... . I M
Third incest variety preserved fruit grown
on one farm - Rlue Rihhor
! Nlcest variety jelly made on one farm 2 90
Second incest variety jelly made on one
arm -... -. ..-..... I OOl
! Third incest variety jelly made on one
iai III '~-"'"'- Blue Ri bbon
| Best display honey in comb ... - I OO
Second best display honey in comb Blue Ribbon
! fk largest potatoes announcement. .....- .. ! 90
Second FIX. largest potatoes . Rlue Rihbo,
1 @3 STOCK DEPA RTMENT
The Neshoba Democrat., 1910-05-19
CONTINUED from last week.

The Mississippi State Fair will be held Oct. 18th to
Nov 3rd, inclusive 1910.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10
Die tem'rem 5leiidJprciie.

gpn iberall ert5mt @eilbrei,
@ic teucr jett bas 2eben iei,
3nm 8eifpicl iei, npr alien Sinnen
9as Jleiidj fait gar nidjt su erib,uingen.
Der Eegetarianer lafft,
Weil er fifb ans benz Sleiidj uttji3 mad;t.
Spdl iucr iidJ on bas Sleifdl ge,u5bnt
g8pl bretmal tagltd, flagt nno it5bnt.
limb mdbrenb afl unb Scbem sranit,
2adlt iif ber Hader in bic sSanit,
ttnb fteigert mod, madj alter Seii',
Tim einen Gent bes Bleiidles Breis.
Was merbem fpll, lit mod nidji fIar,
Wnn fprid]t pDn eincm gpDfDtt anr,
auf,s GIeiid upn 0iinb, SdnF, SAILS nnb
Shmein,
9pd) ,uirS cs ernit gen1cint nidn iein.
Der Cine riit, baii man pcriuft
SO NAL NIT bcr Gantndensud)f,
0rdj tuirb inan's 81 leidt ii5crcriiilig,
gsa, 6pmmentar lit iiberfliiiiig.
@ctn man In ctiuns aud ,uGl ipart,
SO bat bod nidJt bic rcd1tc Nrt,
Wpran ntan fdj gcip1bnt nat, iltalt
Auh nidjt 10 leid)t entbebren fann.
Mian iud)t mad Snrrpsaten b'rum,
3pdl blicb bic Sade iinincr onmn,
Was man empfteblt audJ phcr iprift
Grietct nns ben graten nttbt.
Spdj iuiiiite id) ein WsittcI fein,
9nS iupl bas rcd)tc iuiirbe icir,
Wir baben's IN Der Iabe bier,
Gs lit ia bns N lamp Sier".
tsS iuirb ia, mic Gmdj upIbcfamnt,
Sebr bdnfig, ofliiiiis sSlciidJ", genannt.
llnb itarfet, BET neritanb'sem Srnudl,
Ucnam ,uic oics ben 05rper aud.
9'rnm, LIT bas oIciitj audj einniaI fnapp,
Sp fiiblt Sbr babmrdl bod niht itllapp,
Trtnft ~ amp gicr" nnr gum
Sd)rnns
limb Iafbt bcn sier'sen Tafcr aus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

mie bel Berlin Die erfoIgie 0erbof.
tllng oes ein5igen oortieen slpotbe.
fers Wlar SollbaIe erregt. Der sselt.
aeitomnlcne, Der iib bis por Sur.
gent allgeneialer M9tu,g ino eines
foit unbegren5ten &reoits erfreute,
lit rielieer getriigereien beiduloigt.
gr ioll ieine @lallbieer un niht
neniQcr ols cine balbe Millinil
Marf beihlpinoeIt baben. Scin Gse-
ehaft lpnroe Don Ser Staatsamuolt-
icboft oeihloiien uno beriiegelt.
@illiam Seunings grpan tit
nit ieilter @attin ino ieiner God.
Ter III So go3, Der Sauptitaot Ser
iiio-amerifnniiden giepublif 9olipic.
nacfommcn. sssn Ga Ra5-glub
iullroe ein Gmpfang 5n @bren ocs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES neranltaItet, BEL
iueI6em oie oiplomatiiden 8ertretcr
uno perlbieoeilell 9fegierlmgsbeau-
ten inn boreeltellt iulroen. Mudi
Sraiioent @illason, miro Serrn
9rpan empfanaen, Der ii6 iiber feline
9lllfnabnte bier boblt anerfennclto
nusgeIhrodlen bot.
- 2aut Meloung aug 3oln lit
Ser 9toiennontog, fir melhen sic
aroBartielten 9orbereitllngen getrof.
fen iparen griinoli6 perregnet =
cine bittere @nttduihing nidt tntr
fir Die 9eiuobner, ionberlr ait1 fir
Sollienoe bon Grentoer, Die gum
frobli9en Srei6en berbeigceilt iuo~
rem. glub in anberen 1beiniidlen
Sta6ten, mo Ser &ari,cnal 5,ibamIc.
lit / nfolae oes oblpoltenben idled.
ten 8etters Die Stinunltns iiberolls
flmi.
- 9lus 8ien meloet man: Gin
9lusihub oler oeutlhen Parteien,
melder unter. Dem 8oriis bes Sber-
6iirgermeiIters Or. 8orl 2ueaer
sSiibrers Der Gbriltlidio5ialen, taate,
fat ben 9eldlub eefabt, Die Sdub.
geiete crit fort5ufiibren, nodoem bie
2anbesfonlites berihtet bdben. Dips
6eoeutet 5ugleif cine Mnerfennilng
Der 6riItlihio5iolen Siibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

uno Die betretten0elt BeDDroen IDG.
ten oas Ncbt babell, rad5uforifell.
ob Die 8eribte au1 ridtig liuo. Nei
@ei6aftstransaftionell bon allJe.
meineln SsSilterelie iollte abiolute Oei.
fentlibfeit portpolten, ,latiirlid) III.
ter Mohruug Der @eIbaitseebeinl.
niiie. Uesen nueeb0riee aontllrrena
iollte BON hen Deborocn geribtlid)
eingeidritten iperoel1, bod iollte lnall
Elm iolbes geribtlibes 8erfabrcn
als Iestes Ntittel auleben. Nelnl
tllait iiberan 0effentlihfeit poripal.
ten laiie. bann meroe oas auh iden
beiuirfen, oaB in oen meilten Sdllc:l
aaes orOentlid 5ugebe.
Dos 8oitoepartement bat etne
8erfiigung erlaiier, Ourh peIhe oe1
aanobrieftragern unterlaet miro, aui
i6ren 9ouren @ilo gu erlegen, ober
aud nur Elm Sago-@ -@eipebr bel iid)
81 fiibren. Gs maren perlhieoelle
geihperoen oariiber eingegangel,.
oaB Die @blieferung uno ginlanln-
lung Der 8riefaheal oaourd Ser
5ogerung erleioe, oob Die grieftrager
nebenber aud nod bem @aioueri
oblagen.
= Die Goroner's S,lrp in 4an-
ias Gitp, ipelhe ben 500 bes Mll-
tionars Stpope unteriudt bat. lit 81
Der lleber5ellaung gefomlnen, bui,
5mope an elmer StrD1nin-BiGe oe,
itorben lit, Die inn Or. &poe, ser
Dam leiner gtid)te, geseben batte.
Die SurD erfldrt abcr gleihoeitie III
Dem 8eroift, bob iie llidt el,tide..
oen fonne, Oh Spoe bent alian Mmnl
Die pille nit perbreherilher @b.
libt gegeben babe ooer llibt.
= Das 8unoes-Gircuitgeriht gu
ct. 2ouis bat einen tcnlporGrcn
ginbaltsbefebl erIaiien, ourd ben Die
3tegierung oes Staates OfIabomo
ooran eebinoert miro, bas @eies,
oas ben Sabrpreis auf oen @ilcu-
5abnen auf 5tpei Gents rebu5icrt,
,ur &usfiibrung gu bringen.
- Ser Brielter S. g. 2acoIler if
ium Siilfs-@rabiidof bon ct. YouI
ernonilt uno Der bis9erige Stills.
oiidof BON SSnoianapoIis, gei.is
DDonagbue lit @ildof bon 2ours.
ollie geiporoea1.
= Das @epr6ientantenbaus miro
San1ltag, ben 26. Gebruar, oen
nit Der 9lnnobme burd Die 3esia-
rllalg Der fiir5lid in Der Statuenbalte
BEG 4apitoIs aufgeitellten Gtatlc
oes Generals Gem @anoce perbnnee-
Ten Geremonien tpibn1en.
@ie aus gbiengo eemeloet
uiro, iollen eegen iieben Der be-
fonnteiten S6labtbalsbeiiser in
sbicogo uno Seem Oorf BON Der 8ur1-
,esregiernlg anflagen erboben lncr-
Den.
- gei elmer @rploIion in elmer
8oblennline 81 Stearns, Gp., MIR
oen iehs glrbeiter getotet un6 ,tnee-
idbr slpall5ig berlest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

= 3u einem interelionteu 9iehts.
Itreit iiber oas gieht gum 8eiudlG
BON @rdbern Der engiten Werlponb,
ten fam es 5piihen einenn Ober
(anoesgeribtsrat a. Q. auf S6Ioi
i. uno oeiiel Sobn. 3ie Muttcl
aes aldgers liegt auf Der lunterer
lerraiie oes S6Iobberoes begroben
icood eebort oieler. nlnfricoctc Seil
nod gum Sd!ob. sssil Dftobcr 1905
uerbot Der franfelnbe @ater infolQt
Streitigfeiten feinenl Sobue ieoel
Ferneren 3utritt gum Sdlob. Sc
Der alager ober trosoem oas @rcI
Der aautter iueiter beiubte, hroGt;
Der @ater nit Waffeneebroub mi
gln5eige tpegen 9ausfrieoenbruhs
Der al6ger bebauptete in Der Ga
rauf erbobeneu Glage, es ici itiG
ibipeigenoe 8ereinbarung oIler g'e
teiligten geipeicn, bob ieber BON III
nen ieber5eit oas Meht boben ioIlte
oas @rab Der Mutter au beinheE
Dos 2anoeeribt Dffenbiirg geitatte
te Dem Gl1ger, oas @rob Der Mut
ter monotli6 einnol gu beiuhen. @n
Die 8erufung beg 8eflagten i6r1nf
te Dos Oberlaiioesgeridt 8orlsruh
oas 8robreht Oes alagers 10 pei
elm, oaB es Dem aldger rlilr erlaubte
>as @rab ieiner Mutter On ibren
@eburtstoge uno Sobestooe iotpie an
Ofterfonntag uno on glGerbeilige,l
llno 5fpor III Der 3eit 5tpiihen 1
irno 12 llbr @orinittoQs, s5u ben!
den. @egen oos urteil oes Sber
lonoesgerihts botte Der g3nter nod
&ebiiion beim 9teihsgeri6t eineeItg
rno bic pollige 9lbmeiiung bes 9I0
gers berIangt. 9os @eidsgeri6t ct
fannie ieood ouf 3uriidlueiiung De
gfebifion.
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8aNifalbeilmne
Nerbeni6ludde

e6tuoGe, nerb6fe gerfcnen. sep!ost bon oeff.
uIinesIoTteieit unb t6IenteH Irdumen, erf66p.
ieuben 9lusfiien, Rrnit.. @i6en. nr6 aopi.
f1mer5cn. Saarousfau. stbnabm. bes 0eb6rs
uUb @eftbts, sfatarrb. Wageu6rii6en, etubIbers
ftnpfuHe, Mibietet, Grroten, 8ittern, Ser5tIops
fen. Druftbeilemmuna, MeueitIt9ieit nnb xril6.
finn erfabren aus bem yJasenbirennb", ipis
einfadD, ifncll nnb billis allie unnathrIts
den 8erInite unb aubere ssslscn jusenS.
lidicr Nerirrunscn sriinbltd sebrilt unl
ppIle Wefunbbctt uub Grpbiinn sutcnes.
trfanet tuerbem fbnnen. Cans uenes
Seilusrfabren. Seber iein eisner Nrst.-
Giefes auberoroentIi@ iHtersfiarte unb Iebr.
reide BUD (Deutfde @ufIase l80s), foeId5es
bon Jung unb alt. Wann nne Grau. eeIefen
neroen foIIte, fam aeeen Ginfenbune bon 2S
Gents in Briefmarfen berfteseIt beSoeen perbel
bon Der
Pripatsalinif, 1876. 4benne
aasrp zgsrk. ~. 70.
Wau ertpabne bic Rreie asre1e f. SsIas.
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sfus 8oris miro aelncIoet, fie
Seine iteige mieber, fnan bcfiirh!e
obcr llidbt. bol, es luieoer 81 eiicr
oIlgemeinen ltcberidipemlnlung font.
ncl merbe. ssSn Der belgiid)en Staot
oiitti6 bot Die Waas ocn grobtcii
Cell Ser @oritdote iibcridipemmt.
lteber $50 Sauier iteDen inter @oi-
Ter.
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glahm an iein @elb.

Dit miro olIes, iuas Elm Nann
uerbient, fir 9oftoren ober Weoi5i.
nen alsgegeben, INN Mage1, 2e6er
ooer Nieren il, Oronung gu MAIDEN.
Or. Sings Stem 2ife Eins piiroen
oas 2eiocn ihuea uno billia furiert
hobel. 9as Bette segen @eritopfunl,
9iaioiitdt, @elbiuht, Maloria,
Sdtpd6e uip. 25c Bel allen 9rug'
oilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-10

@ute @etrdnfe uno fanoier
2und itets in @nraitaller's Sniuon
nnS &citaurant. @illito Strobe, neben
Der Salle Der Sermonnsi0bne.
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Mrs. WinsIOWs Soothing Syrup

lit feit iiber 80 Sabren bon Milio.
men bon Miittern beim 3abnen if.
rer ainber init p6aisem Grfulg ee.
6raudt tporoen. gs berubigt oos
Rino, ertpeidt oa8 3abnfleii9, lin.
bert ale Sdmeraen, furiert @inb.
Gulie uno lit Die bette Mr5nei ecgen
Diorrboe. Bon alien Druggiiten
in ieoem EeiI Der @eIt perfouit.
Seio fider unb berIanet .Wtrs.
Winsloms Sootbing Sprup~ i,ne
nebmt nidts Gn6eres. % Cts. sic
,Slnihe.
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Sobn s. Bolton, offentIihet 60
tor. @runoeiqentum. Igcnt fiji
Beniionsanipriihe. Sinmer 8. Ct
Games Sotel. Sit.Souiion StraBe
Beioe SeIepboue $50.
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0rfeu1telt e9 an.
San slntonio bemgt iid Dem 1tnab.
anSerlid)em. giele 8iirser be.
ScAgcn eS.

Mrs. 30. g. sreemau, 434, guo.
grein Ctr, San gtntot1io, 9esaS.
ioet: ~Seit einem Sabre gebralpbe
id 0oan's gieren Gillen uno erfrene
mid elmer gltten @elunobeit. Sd ba,
be oos WiitteI i6on bieIen anoer:1
2eltten elnpfoblen. Sd erneuere nlii
gergniigen Dos offentlide 3euenis.
meldes icb oieiem Brdparat III
1907 ollsltellte."
8ieies 3euenis, meldes afrs.
Sreeman bier ertpdbnt, lautet Iol.
genoermoben: SD lit on Hiidc!t,
idmer5en ilno fiir6tete, bab lteils
Nieren ongegriffen tparen. 9lls Die
Observation-Disclosures anfingen I'M.
regellnaBig 5u iueroen, mar i'd ibsr.
5ellet ulto peridoffte mir cine S6ad-
tel BON Der 8eror Drug 60. sic bal
fen iogleid) uno in fi,r5er 3eit NOR
i'd frei bon Rierenleioen.~
Gum Gerfoui Bel ollen SanoIern.
ereis 50 Gents, Joiter-Min6ur.,
Go. guffoIo, Netu gorf, alleiniJe
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
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&iienbabnz dablplau.
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SEQ. g. @om Norben. .6.45 moro
$50. 7-2ocal boz, Seorne 1000 mora
SO. 9-2oeal bon 9aleitine. =.
go. A. Bon megifo. =. .1.5o nadr.
No. 12-9oeal bon 2areoo (gemiIcbD :.
49,. ..6.0O niorJ.
SO. 4 Ma6 benz Morben. 1.55 notbnl.
9o. g. Na9 Dem 9orben. 500 openos
SO. 8-2ocal nacb galeitine .730 mol1
Ho. 10 @gpreb na6 9earne. ;. !.
SO. -glad gaegifo. 100 msra, a.
$40. II -2oeal mad 2areoO (senidt) !.
49,. 100 obenos.
g. n. & u. =. Sabu.
Anfunft-
DO. 1--@ourpn u. b. aiiite 1920 nad,n
go. 3-8ouiton II. 3. @iiite 700 uorns
SO. 5-&iiItenitdbte -. 1885 nu,s)m
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g.. $. G g. u. (Saupt-einie).
Nnfunft-
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SO. 7-8pm Often. -. 500 nadln
9o: 10-gl Rafo IT, 8eiten 1870 nat,n,
Nbfnbrt-
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SO. e-aoni aorbe,i. Sis SIS a6enos dpa
au. 244-Rad benz aorben II. Souiton
so. 1o-gaad Sem aor6en. g. SO burn
SO. 236-Iah bem Noroen. -. ;.
SO. 242-@ost bem glorocn ,mo @al
rcitnn . ....1150 abenb.