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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-14
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF THE



at Waxahachie, State of Texas, at the
close of business on the TIN day OF
Jan, 1911, published in the Daily
Light, a newspaper printed and pub
lished at WaXahachie, State of Tex
as, ON the l4th day of Jan, 1911.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts, per-
sonal or collateral S9S,930.2S
Loans, real estate .. 27,347.55
Overdrafts =, 49,. . $3.50 SO
Bonds nd stocks 5000
Real estate (banking
house 49,. 49,. 49,. S,423.71
Other real estate . 5000
Furniture and fixtures. 2,669.S5
Due from approved re-
serve agents, net 23,379.76
Due from other banks
and bankers, subject
to check, net 5,302.66 2S,6S2,42
Cash items 49,. 262.75
Currency e.t S72S.00
Specie .. 3A51S.03 12.50S.7S
Other resources as fol-
lows; $50. ..>... 1886
Total J.. $1SG,156.94
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in =. $50, 900 90
Surplus nd ., 800 10000
Undivided profits, net. 5,4S3.56
Due to banks and bank
ers, subject TO check 00.00l
Individual deposits, sub
ject to check ..123,254.2
Time certificates of de-
post -. -. -. 2.9190o
Demand certificates Of
deposit 80 49,. 0v.o9I
Cashiers checks 5000 \
Bills payable and re-dis-
counts :. y. ... ~ 0000
Certificates OF deposit for
money borrowed $50. 90 90
Other liabilities as fol-
lows 80. ..F 90. 90 |
Total ... 1S6,l56.94
STATE OF .TEXAS, County of Ellis. /
We, r G Phillips, as president. |
and e. p Hawkins, as cashier of |
said bank, each of us, do solemnly I
swear that the above statement is
true to the best of our knowledge |
and belief
r. G. PHILLIPS. Pres, I
f. p. HAWKINS, Cashier.
(--l Sworn and subscribed to !
Seal J before me, this 18th day
t-- of Jan. A. D., 1911, 4
WITNESS my hand and notarial /
seal on the date> last aforesaid
II f, ROUSSEAU, Notary Public I
Attest:
w e COLEMAN,
r. ]. COLEMAN
j. f. COLEMAN,
Directors,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-14

Full line of garden hose at #. S.
Cronk Co.'S. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-14

Pay Your poll tax today and go to
church tomorrow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-14

Entered at the Waxahachie postoffice as
Mail Matter of the Second Glass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-14

at Waxahachie, State of Texas, at the
close of business on the 7th day OF
Jan, 1911, published in the Daily
Light, newspaper printed and pub
lished at WaXahaehie, State of Tex
as, on the l4th day of Jan, 1911,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-01-14
CA X d S
Physician and Surgeon

Office over Curtin Drug Co.
Old Phone 4S0. New Phone 27l1
Waxahachie, Texas.
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Read the Daily Light,
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". A OWNBY CITY Editor
Ire udence Phone, Bell No. 2s9l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
CISPIDOR VANISHES
The spittoon Mystery" or who
Stole Sam Johnson's SAM
tary Cuspidor?"

IaVaIinr ana IN som" respects sur-
passing N" great Hope diamond mvs-
tory - that which surrounds rho dis
aDUfhiduc" OF tho now sanitary sus-
Tidor from IT'S position ia fh.. center
- tn" floor iu thr councillors office
"f city Treasurer sam johnson.
.~t'SnC" 20 SAL rho police have NOT be-.
r"fiii"d. although N" scene 81 the
disappearance o. hut three stems from
the door 81 police headquarters.
y number 90 amateur sisuths ara
working on The case and 10 has been
suggested that oHrl. m.ssaC, bs
sort fnI Sherlock Holmes one prom
ir'nf city official stated Yesterday
That 10 looked o. him ik. an inside
'"h. Treasurer johnson denies nll
know ledge ~ Tho Grim. bgt was over
hoard making threats just prior tr
'h" time ~ tic disappearance
y frw d7's ago 'h- new cuspid,r
w"s installed with great ecIaf and
was 20 he thing 81 beauty and o.
+"N forever. I'm theory. an vow had Goo
do was 90 'Vp.ctora'- into IN. hand
some. nickel plated howl. then press
Ii''," tr'aGi" with 'nIr foot ana 'h-
water would avis. and carry away ffa
tobacco Juice 20 ho washed ont 900 tho
drinking water supply 90 f3.i'nira and
Other points. 1877 somehow tho ma
'hiucr" failed fp work Many claim
THAT lf vas because 1917 Turner. tho
hsat we eight brunette faulfnr az tho
eifr hall was rho first to spit boz tine
now machine and raralyzrd tho work
h.w ft- patrons % m. treasurer y
office had to poo content with % CONF
mon 'Il -pitfnnn yesterday and fi.re
g. grave doubt ~ tD whether the
vanished .IeItI.r Viii ir aH'. 60 come
back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
FULTON HILL PAVING
OPENED To TRAFFIC
ROAD AUTOISTS PAID FOR is
NOW COMPLETED.
Last Link IN Splendid Thoroughfare
From Wheeling to Outline Pike
Points.

joyful demonstration by local
".toIs's marked th. opening o.! th.
low Fulton i'm section Of paved road
yesterday afternoon. Under the dir
''l"u OF 'ifs Eusiuoor Cooke M.
WORK has been iu progress for the
past tw" months and is pronounced
"r" 81 tho finest sections Of pavin-;
ln this vicinity
Tile completion has strictly per
S"nu interest o. IN, autoists in ad-
diti"n O" that which they always take
in good road. for their money pair
Tor o. b'-paIT4uE of getting this
sup o. road paved iu tho near future
iN ans other means. IN. members Of
the ohio Automobile association rails
'd fund ~ over y1.unp with which
t.' paving was laid from the Mt. Wood
road iu Tho corporation line. 20 disfau...
ui over b.t o. uI..
For fl. FIRST tiu. ir li-t.rr. th.r.
is t.W what may Boo t,fm,I "a t.r
f".t IHHd between Wheeling and Elm
Grove. uaf rr'. for autos hut for ..I
rds nf .H.i. traffic. The Fulton
IiI rH.t. r.H tIr ~1rpf---s th. Mo-
'".i".u street route. Iut This i4 Very
frf rf.ie. The l.ifd rf control
l.- commended however th.t tnI-
I.r-.. -ff..'' .. paved under tu.
..-.-. rI.rf pIsu and within 90 few
months travellers w.U h7t. choice. -
f... ...d roads out Of o.. eastern
fIt tifr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
TWELVE CARS LOOSE POINTS ON
FIRST DAYS RUN.
wheeling the End OF First Days Run
or Five Hundred Mile
Reliability Race.

Covered with dust and mud from
their hundred mile run. the 81 tour
ing cars participating in the 533 mile
reliability run under the auspices OF
the Cleveland News. reached this city
last evening, shortly after 10 O'Clock.
and were stabbed in the various gar
ages. The tired and weary drivers.
covered with dust and mud. spent the
night At the Stratford Springs hotel.
and viii leave this morning at 4
O'Clock for Columbus. where the sec
ond DAYS run will end.
Without their engines stopping or
an accident 10 their mechanism. -
OF the % cars finished the run with
perfect scores. while IL of the en-
trants had points deducted by either
failing to pass their checking points
At the specified time or through some
accident 10 their mechanism Con
sidering the fact that the roads en-
countervd before striking the National
pike were dec&od with mud holes. and
the long hills filled with breakers. the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
TEACHERS
APPOINTED FOR TRIApEIpHIA
DISTRICT SCHOOLS.
Many Appointments Made at so.e;,I
Meeting Of Board Last Might
Salaries Increased.

~ a special meeting OF the Tria-
"riptld district board of .du..tio,
winch was held last evening I'm tb.
oitlces OF the president. DIR X
'tacratt. Of Elm Grove. teachers w.re
"pp"'hted tol the various schools of
m Instruct IN addition TO the an
J. lutm"nt OF teachers. tanltors for ~.
oitfereni school buildings were chosen
ana salaries wer. Increased ,,,,-
missioner J. +. Shirk. Of Edcin,-top
! am. was absent from the me.fipy,
made. MS
Triadelphia graded school. principal
W. cuttings: assistant principal
Ma'\ urfan: Room No. I. Julia Don
ION. Room No. 3 Mary Lowe. Room
-. Ella Weeks. Room No. I %cI-
lie Ewing. 49,
t-irn 1t"r" school-principal with
h,I"' assistant high school teacher.
S MafH orr. assistant principal. Ethel
S S,c, h'skeN Room No. ?, Blanch,.
-iiil.h: Room No. :. open: Room No.
:. open; Room "" s. Logan Kitfi..
Room No. -. Eva Cohtrlv. poom "
y BesSi" Mc' ulloch: Room \n
Mary H"rvcy; Room No. > omen.
Room No. I. HALLE Baird
f1rk View school Principal George
>. Biggs. Room No. > Reb.c',
''',t" room No. I. Essie Ferrcu.
I
op'n: assistant principal. Julia otto.
Room NJ. .. Alic" Beginner: Room No
!. clara GiI"m. Room NJ. ; Ieuorn
N'pher. Room No. .. ON. Dr .u.r-
h,"in 40 0. Daisy TimminS
N""dSdal" school PRINCIPAL omen.
ass slant principals Lillian Ja',.,s.
Gay Dorsey
Beech Glen Principal. Samuel
S ,,.a,ir assistant principal Emma
MI l." ChInt.l- Principal. j A.
r"rn''r. assistant principal. ESt.Ila
RUo tauau
R"n",'s Point Principal Th.rm,n
lii-ds"s. assistant principal I.ulG
sub districts as follows Peter,
Run Arhi" Creighton. Ar Loon.
Ft"iS' BItl-r. Coffyrtuwu. W. \ No
"ilSt'r. FairVi.w Edward Carroll.
tti"h"mH. e. ~ Mcmillan. cool
hr. "z". Frank Rhodes. Eo,N I,i..
tTar' Moore: 81. uialv. E-t-Iia Klr4.
Bel a.. g Atkinson: Color,d school
Fila Douglas
l.n"'i smith was appointed to 3D..
"t i'' OF truant officer and th- -.b-
~titUtr Is lett open
Th' following were the. jan.tor, and
addresses selected. Tr.td,lprr. &;
M@IIl.. Film Grove. Earnest kr.I-
So 7. taih View. Mrs. Mary Butler.
Ii''ch Glen. Ms EdVar Dixon. Eli
gmeton Lane. John FoImar. NJ ID.
thantel. Mrs. d. = Reilly. Kouey's
Point Ronrt Nsrmi.llun.
Tn" matter "t fixing tho salary Of
"itier"ni teachers Was taken up and
"a number Of important changes made.
Inr salary cot the principal at Tri-
adelphia w"s raised zoo 500. az Elm
Grove. Sll'. 90 Farn View. s.s. at
EdsinEt"n LAM. Sion. 80 Moousdai-
500. 90 Beech Glen. 500. al Nj De
hantcl, So. and 90 Euu.ts Point.
so.
tn" assistant high school teacher at
Elm Grov" Will Receive S.. ia. ass
sistant principal $50. Irimar. teach
"fs at Elm Grove and Edpiugtuu
Lane. So. at Wo"dsdal- and TGiad,l-
Ihia. Sts IN" teachers of -.hais-
triCt schools holding So r.rtiti,at-
VIII receive 800. 80. .. 500. and so. O..
$50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
0uu

score is exceptionally good. The cars
ieit %" Huiicndcn hotel. Cleveland.
Yesterday Wornius. shortly after six
clock, after the hoods of the ma
chimes had been scaled and fIe dr..-
tr~ instructed. The pathfinder which
bl'/'c The way Tor the contestants.
leit an hour before the first car de-
parted, and arrived IN this CITY
shortly after o'C-ock Tho run was
made by the way oil YOUNGSTOWN.
warren. and Denninson. To- this city.
Many prominent drivers in the auto
mobile world are az the wheels OF
some OF the cars. The first woman
20 enter a race OF this kind is driv-
ing car. Mrs Woods who Is well
known IN auto circles in Ohio While
not a contestant. Mrs. Wood VIII I've
other drivers. are making th. race.
ana her car finished With a perfect
score last night. She was the third
entrant 10 reach Wheeling. and drove
her car al times at a speed OF nearly
80 miles an hour
With The break Of dawn this morn.
ing. the cars VIII leave for Columbus.
where they viii be stabbed t1ufrh:.
tomorrow morning the r-n viii start
io Cleveland. where the y RI and last
days run ~ tho race viii end 80
announcement OF the cars rDraf.1ed
VIII be made public until t.et finish
Accom- pnuFlrE fu" ;ufu.st- Was a.
car con'ainirc % htuI which p.a,.
popular music a. 800 towns through
which me ears VIII pass.
Tie run has moro entries than
any other run bold hsf year. or SD
far This wear .....r.H .Ir.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
SCNAEFER
Fined s. and Costs for Usin1 Profane
lanQuare

Lawrence Schaefcr. 81 the Island.
no jumped into tho limelight some
tim" az" when he attempted a balloon
ascension with the Barnum and Bailey
circus. WAS arraigncd before Squire
Hobbs ut the county Jail last night
on charge Of using profanity pre-
i"rr"d 10y Frank Harc. Of the Garden
spot. Scha"fer pleaded guilty and
drew 81 and costs. which ne paid
The board hin case uf Frank Miller
"t Elm Grove against Frank Spille
"t Tho same place was continued until
the l9th. The amount of the board
biil j. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

CHICAGO. July 70 -- President r. n.
Johnson. OF tho American league. to
iHf afternoon uu fhs Patterson
N1rlc' 3D. Parker former major
'clrcr. and owner of the Grand Rap
Iis club 81 the Central league. 10 his
stan OF umpires Parker viii umpire
bis first same at So Louis tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Navigation LaevS
Must be OBSERVED
GOVERNMENT WILL PUNISH
ALL OFFENDERS.
kanawha viii Bring Rivers and
Harbors Committee to This
City on Monday.

Niolators OF the navigation laws
VIII be arrested and punished TO the
iull extent of the law. and the gov
eminent is now arranging TO have a
patrol boat make a trip on the Ohio
Tor the purpose OF inspecting all
boats and pleasure crafts. Owners OF
these crafts that have been violating
The laws will be placed under arrest
and given the full extent OF the law
The first investigation will be
started in the Evansville district be
tween that city and Paducah. Ky.
and the investigation in the Wheel
ing district will be- started later. The
coal boats. packets. launches and
other crafts that ply the waters OF
the Ohio will be examined. and II
they are not varying the proper
lights. safety devices and other things
prescribed by the government they
will be placed under arrest.
Much interest is being taken by
rivermen In the visit that the rivers
and harbors committee will nav to
the Ohio next week. The committee
leaves Pittsburg on the Pittsburg-
Charleston packet Kanawha. and will
arrive here on Monday evening,
where they Will be entertained by
the board of trade. The packet Is
being remodeled aud cleaned
throughout for the trip.
With stage of but one foot regis
tered below the dam NJ McNechep
the Ohio is still unnavigable to the
larger packets, and the light draught
packet Pearl and gasoline crafts are
the only crafts that are plying the
river The boats are bringing large
cargoes OF vegetables. berries and
fruit TO the market from the river
farms. The Indian cleared yesterday
Tor Maiamoras at noon. while the
Sanford Hay drew anchor az $50 ..
m. for Darlington
Today the Pearl will clear for Mat
amoras AT noon. while the Hav VIII
clear for Darlington AZ 800 p. m.
The Marks.
PITTSRU re-. July 1.-THE iiffle
rainfall Of the past - hours was in.
suricient to have any appreciable Of
rect on the river stages. Tho stage
or the Ohio az Davis Island Dam to-
night is So feet. tho Allegheny AZ
Hers Island Dam 81 feet and at
Freeport . feet. falling cloudy.
oil city, . inches. falling. clear
Warren. inches. below. clear.
Steubenville. l. rising. CLOUDY
Parkerburg. -. stationary. cloudy.
Moreantown. feet. stationary.
cloudy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

and ask for manager or National
phone is5oR and ask for III SadI,r.
Tho AU-Collegiars Of Bridr,rort
"ien Co challenge the PreShytrrian
Ii'l'tcam ~ Martins FERRY Tor "a
game any tim" this week can Rob
'fishnws Confectionery.
THE strong y. g. o. team 81 Flor
ID" ohio. VIII try conclusions with
th'r rivals the TlltpsvifIo aerrrrn-
lI'ii "h sunday afternoon ON tho lat
''I grounds. IS both t,Im- nr.
'''nIt matched and from the .afr,
'''".'' f'" same is expected
rhc i'aucrs o. DO. Easf rnd cbai-
'f' th' & % Nuit.t far o. rrr.
SUNDAY afternoon. or ans other local
amateur team. Or accepted anewar
ihI"nsh This paper Tb. lltucrs wish
'o sian 100 good pitcher as verI ~
hist class short stop
Tho Dallas Athletic club would like
To "ff'nr" rtmr fnr SATURDAY, az
'fn""n ou tho Dallas grounds with
t"iu' last amateur team 600 Tho AL
i'. rHr" barred Expenses ru4r1r-
i''l Do accepted answer trrourh OBJ.
'n.'r. Ur r1lI b. o.. ttiG.r U,U
Ih"hr I''. Ring o. Elm Grove. Co
''"iI''. o." final arrangements
The Wheeling Mold and Foundry
."inrnu' team rte accepted tho slaf-
Hifr "l ft' Patterson AthIsfI. club
.fi VIII iiny them eu SUNDAY after.
NOON on the Patterson grounds This
is Goo second time this season those
Two teams have rlrshcd tho lr.f
rfmr h.inr called outu Goo r.fafI,.
'i .r. 90 the PLAYERS dHiur g. smith
Hni i'.utnrr wiH form the battery
Tor fhr Patterson tenn
Arrangements were completed last
evening fnf Same between OBJ.
strong Elm Grove nine and tho fast
Martins l.frf rrErsrrfiuu Tho latter
i'HfI hHF 700 'trriirrf record frIq s,t.
f.r Hri lle defeated praDrcaII, ,,,rv
f'Hn fh't have mot Fritz Wsif.f
nns rf fhr H.ef amateur pitchers Ir
fhr valley VIII appcrr on th. r.lrrI
fHr flt rnlH state ftIa whr. r...r..
VIII v.fh Cor tho grove rIuh
HH. 10000. stars nr rfm Grow. f.
Coated th. tirvt christian church sr.
sr'gttou yesterday mofninv h.. th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18
Cleveland Touring Cars
End First Days Run Here

No. 22-Everett. ]. Gardhan
No. .a-Stuyvesant. 4. II brown
NO -'-Chaimers 1910. official Press
Car.
No. 25-Chalmers
No. .e-Csrtecsr. Y. r. Halt
10. st-ktrt. ~. Higginbotham.
~. -s-Lion y, Bfoomstrom.
40. NorwaIk. =. Taylor
40. sg-Norwalk, T. J. Ruffe'
No. 5l-Ford. L. =. Van Patton.
Ne. 81 Ford. A. ~. Smith.
No. SS-tord. n. J. Lytle
30. 3t-Nitchell. p g Lucas
No. 55-American. G Kagy.
No. so-Nan Dyke. =. ]. Monsette
No. 31-Heo. :. Bredbeck
No. A-NaNwell. q. A Roberts
No. 3S-Oldsmohi'c. Mrs. &. wood.
No. 4V-Brush Liberty. Chas Ross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

rH. 1000. stars .r frw er... f.
Coated OBJ. Iirvt christian church la, .
sr'gatlou yesterday mofniRg b5 tn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

Tho iioiderm8rs challenge any
'irhtr0u- cold team in the city Tor
same SUNDAY afternoon ON the
toft' seventh street grounds. nons
barred
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-18

The Film Grove team has NOT vet
secured game Tor SATURDAY after
."n huf may take on the fast Mar
tlns fctry lrrshttorIan church Bibls
class team
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

borfte ein lpenia beidamt attf ais
lebt gromotln lagte:
SD neiB> oaB Sic mir geltottcu,
BET meiner 4niidt iiber bieie Dinge
81 beborren, nie i1 Die Sbre &c.
ipeftiere uto gu perIteben bercit
bin. 2ucie tit fir mid cine 10 foI..
lt9e 8irflidfeit u,to audi ipieoer Ell
ne 10 munoerboae Snuiion, 6aB if
ye19ts 81 boren bermohte, tpas iie
mir aus 8obrbeit uno 8bontolie
NJ oos ganale riidtc. 9anaI u1lo I'LL.
ldor, nno = i6iner5boft. Seoe ralt-
be g%eriibrung, Die ibre Geele ltreif.
te, mnB id 10 nenl1en. ltno rult gar
ein Wonn, eiu Nanle, cine Sntilni.
tat, ein 2eio! Sd BIN eilt r1erpel,.
ltarfer Wonn, aber bas ertriiae ib
nt6tl @in5elbeiten! @o5u? Sd babe
nidt. gefragt uno gefori6t. niht
nit elmer Silbe oarauf bingeoeutet.
Sd nabm iie. 10 lpie ie mir Ell.
i6ten. rein uno rii6reno. uno idJ
bite Sic, bringen Sic ni9ts Nelles
binein in uniere Seelengemeinheit.
SIT lie erlt mein @eib. - er bielt
einen Iugenblid inne, i'd benfe,
lie miro aud oant ME Sen MrmldJ
haben nod iiberfliiiiser 8ertrml.
efsieligfeit. 8ieaeidt bat mei1 Ian.
ses MIleinleben nlein gerItanonis
fir ein 5pedloies Mitteilunasbe.
oiirfnts beeintradfigt. @as ms
geioen bon iest an bas 2eben &C.
meini6aftli6 bringen miro, mu,b
llna 10 piel geben1 DOB es uns reid,
iiberreib MAIDEN miro, lei es i'm
8liid, lei es I'M Sdmer5. 8ir ,mer.
ben auf oieiem 8o0en, Der rur inns
gebort, felt nebeneino1oer lteben
8as mid an ibr 5uerit 10 ipmpa.
tbild beribrte, 10 innerlid anlproA,
mar Die feline 3uriidbaltung, bic
Obstruction hires @eiens. Sd Iiebe
Die Obstruction. Was ii9 laut an.
fanoigt luas ii6 midtig nno brett
oiinft, mas iid grobipuris oltf
pflan5t, lit mir unbebagli9. Sc
ipirft in1mer BRETT uno anorganiih
9eransge5errt, mas in uns rubt,
itort oas @leidgepid)t unferer See.
lie. 9enno4 bin id bereit, Sbnen
liber Maes MufidluB gu eeben, mos
Sbnen m%iIiensuert erideint, aus
melnem 2eben, iotpeit es oen Srou3
6rieori6 gromanm betrifft, ben Sic
nift fen1lelr, ilno aleroings 2 =
er la6elte eth menis ipotii6L uie-
melt id i'm femme"
Gortiebnne foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09
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bon 5todbauien an 5arab Sdtpara
Mnteil an @runbitiid an Der Gin ctr.
@runbtiid an Der Siios2nrebo Gtr.
@runoitiid an Der 2pmbrano StraB,
uno on Der @ar5a Ctr. $1,000.
Nbrabam S6raener an S. 6. godereG
@runotiid an ber 9ia5 Nbe., 2alre'
Seigbts Serrace; $3.50 II. q.
@usuIt urD Otto 2imbureer at
@aterssYierce Oil Co., 8obert s. Sd.
barot, 3eceiber, @ruubltld I'M neitel
GitDe8lod 917; $7657.
Sobn uno Srau g. Sug an Srau @
Qnceb, @runbitiid an Ser gde Der ITO
ion nnb gabtpalnoer Ctr; $4,000.
George 1tb Qi55ie Galloway an @u=
quit Mbr, @runbihid an Ser 3abolc
Ctr; $34.
e. $. 9ieIsfi all 0tadel gielsti
@runOtid i'm II gitbSglod 567;
81 II. 81.
Charles S. uno g. 6. Senninaer al
90. S. unb S. 8. 96uler, @runoItad
III Der @iua Noia Nbbitipn; 81 II. q.
s. 6. Seloma. an g. $. @olfe
@runoitiid i'm Iieue1 gitb<8lod 557,
$1,000.
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8roofe, @runoitiid al Der @iibzYreic
Ctr; $4,000.
9. g. &esGer uno Srau All U. 8.
Waoe nlo 8. o. 8latIeb, @rlnbitiid
IN Der 2otpnoale Mo6ition.
grlino 8oiet unb Srau an q. S. @reiz
ner. 8rnnoitiid i'm neuen gitbs@lod
1912; $50.
George q. Stumberg all Slnn 81. Sc
@maoor, 26 Ider 2anb; 1910.
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Sn 1906 totefe Ser 9lib MIR 1Ge
Weeniden i'm gartaen 2anoe, off
talm 5fpei bon elmer Miaion. 4bcl
Die Sterbegefabr bon 2eber-, Sic
REM ODER Magen : &ranfbeiten /
beoeuteno GROCER; aber nidt, mem
Electric 8itters" gebrauht miro
ME &obert Waoien bon @eit Bur
lit1gton Sav benefit. Merate beban
oelten i'm ~erfolglos s Monate noe
gen 2eberfranfbeit u11o @elbiubt
pona6 Electric 9itters" i'm bon
ltanoig furierte. 9as bette Mitte
fir Magen 2eber, Nerpen uno Nie
rem nno 8lutreiniger. Nur so gts
BEL alert Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-09

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6radte es tpabrenb ieines @rideins
nidt bober ais Bis auf $4,000. Das
mar elm idmerer pefunidrer @us-
fan fir i'm uno an9 elm idlperer
S6lag fir iein SelbitbemuBtiein.
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nabmen ploelih feline ginnabmell
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geltedt muroen, mltreer immer gro
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3eit ouf &eiien gu eeben uno er
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fiibren gu fGnlten. 4ud ser sc.
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ter bergab NIT ibm eeben fonna,
qualte i'm. 90 erihien oas gbriit-
mas Carol nno iein @rfole NOR ELI
pbanomenaler. ST. fur5er 3eit mo-
rem an $4,000 gremplare perfanft
uno 9idens NOR populdrer ols lie
5ltpor. Die @elonot mar boriiber,
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i6en erfreut, es bat Ser @elt piel-
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