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Gur p bindards of Scholarship tested and upgroved by forty universities colleges and eclvarg of lectuoiogs. Includes the very est in the North and East. Ideal location, shorted number, expert teature. Three applicants for each place in the home last session. Early application necessary to secure. Broom, $2000 in improvements in the lash yest our catalogue will interest you. Apply to W W Bondurant, San Antonio, Tex.
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Seeley School
W. W
Military moves and travel notices cited in Texas paper
Major Gardoar heads o ort preparations as Dr Cullen departs for Fort Lagan Roots to relieve a post commander. Surgeon W H Archer joins Fort Sam Houston medical department while Lt Archer sails for the islands with the Twenty sixth infantry. Major F B Jones and Company B Ninth Infantry plan northward leave and target practice at Camp Wint Leon Springs. Also, Wabash Route promotes cheap summer excursions to Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois and New England with rates and reservations through ticket agents.
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W.H. Archer
Fort Sam Houston
Sea
Ninth Infantry
Camp Wint
Leon Springs
Nees
St Punt
All Pointe
Minnesota
Chicago
Detroit
Niagart Falls
Burale
Michigan
Canada
St. Lawrénas River
New Enland States
Boston
New York
Jamestown Exposition
University of Texas at Austin and Galveston Medical College Prospect
The University of Texas at Austin with Galveston medical department offers coeducational degree programs across humanities law engineering and education. The 1907 to 1908 sessions include seven week summer courses, eight month medical study opening October, and extensive clinical training at John Sealy hospital. Catalogs available from registrars Wilson Williams and W. B. Carter.
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University of 7Exas
Matt University
Austin
Galveston
Tulden
Wermenday
College of Acta
Wilson Williams
Medical
John Sealy Hospital
Carter
New Foundations for Brigade Post Construction Breakthrough
New foundations for a brigade post introduce a large pile driver and deep concrete piers of six to twenty five feet. Steel reinforcements will cap piles. silos will stand on the base. Captain Pleaming says the experiment aims to prevent settlement and field crews expect completion within a year or two amid material shortages. Post Notes mention Captain de Rosé Cavell leading eight military prisoners to Fort Alcatraz for long terms and include Dr A M Chase’s recovery status.
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Pleaming
Ward
Ind Fk
Farmers Are Rich From Higher Crop Prices This Year
A preliminary report in the American Agricultural shows farmers are richer this year as crop prices rise. The Sept issue notes a thousand million more farm wealth due to higher prices and better yields, signaling a strong agricultural sector.
Early American inventor and apprentice debt tale
The record notes He Antedated Fulton in Lisp Jann Iibeh a Connecticut native who moved to Philadelphia. He built a steam locomotive, then a motyl of steam Daou, and two years later drove a vessel on the Delaware. In 1790 a boat he built carried twenty one advertised trips Philadelphia to Trenton without accident. Robert Frito, then an apprentice silversmith in Philadelphia, never denied owing Fitch.
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Jann Iibeh
Connecticut
Ant
Philadelphia
Delaware
Trenton
Robert Frito
Fitch
Invents Death Test in Meath Prize Claim
A Frenchman claims a prize for a tellable eign discovery at Meath. The process involves an injectable solution of frimresneine causing the elfin to Ginn yellow when blood is alveulating after a few shouts.
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Meath
Birth notices listing several newborns and parents
Birth announcements show a boy born August to Mr and Mrs C A Dowd at 605 South Flores and a child born September 1 to Dr and Mrs W J Bish at 309 Sharer, plus an Aug 29 birth to Mr and Mrs A L Keller of 225 Cadwallader and an Aug 27 birth to Robert Moore and wife at 2101 Lombrano. Also mentions Ty Burnett & Co.
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A. Dowd
South Flores Street
W. J. Bish
AL Keller
Cadwallader Street
Robert Moore
Lombrano Street
Central Agent Goes to St Louis Transfer of San Antonio based agent to St Louis
W Richardson, long stationed in San Antonio as commercial agent for the Maxtean Centry railroad, is reassigned to St Louis. He will be connected with the sac company and is to be joined by Jules Strausser, recently moved from St Louis. Strausser has arrived. Richardson departs for term in Sep, leaving many friends in San Antonio.
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W. Richardson
Maxtean Centry Reilroad
San Antonio
St Louit
Sac Company
Kugceeied
Jules’ Strausser
St. Lowis
Air
Strausser
Irdpon
Sta. Won
Mr. Richardson
San Antonia
Resumption of Mexico St Louis Special Train Planned
Officials from National, Gould lines and partners meet in San Antonio in September to finalize the 1907 08 winter service. Managers from several roads will discuss schedules and features including an electric lighted train from St Louis to Mexico City and new conveniences to make the service the most luxurious and fastest in the United States.
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San Antonio
National Lines
International
Great Northern
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Conenrerd Tn
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
World
Railroad News In Brief From Many Sources
Werdy Adams, traffic manager of the St Louis Drownayilio & Mexica railroad, visited San Antonio for a short time. W T Paul named general agent of Denver & Rio Grande with HQ at Goldfield Nevada. Other officials listed: Pred Wild, Jn general freight agent. I Hooper, general passenger agent. A S Hughes, general traffic manager. W H Leek, traveling passenger agent of International & Great Northern, in San Antonio from Palestine. The excursion crowd taxed the Sip to its capacity for the low gates. H M Coombs, commercial agent of Missouri Kansas & Texas, returns from Kentucky and Colorado noting cooler weather soon. Stockholders and directors of San Antonio & Aransas Pass meet tomorrow at Maverick Building. no expected changes. Kidney trouble menace noted with warning to take Foley's Kidney Cure from Bexar Drug Co.
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Werdy Adams
Trafic Maneser
St. Louis
San Antonio
W. Tf. Paul
Denver
HM. Coombs
Missouri
Minais
Texas
Kentucky
Colorado
Mrs CherryLaid To Rest At City Cemetery
Mrs Lillie Cherry was laid to rest at City Cemetery this morning. The funeral services were held at the family home on 30 Soledad Street and attended only by relatives and a few intimate friends.
Deaths at Sanitarium and Army Death in Hospital
W T Dopp died yesterday at a local sanitarium where he had been a patient. He was 66, survived by his father and widow, with body to be sent to Dilley Kentucky for burial. Apoplexy killed Private Patrick Dampkey of the Sixth Infantry at the hospital.
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W. T. Dopp
Kanttarium
Dilley
Patrick Dampkey
Tthe
Sinth Infantry
Pioneer traces old Oregon Trail for boulevard project
Moeker, 76, a pioneer of the far northwest, completes an eighteen month journey by oxen from Puyallup Wash to Oyster Bay to seek Roosevelt's backing for a grand boulevard along the old Oregon trail. He then proceeds to Washington to obtain a survey appropriation at the next Congress session.
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Sera Mabnr
Jowney
Puyashin
Wash
Oyster Bay
Gaduzht
Roosevelt
Maeker
Washington
Congress
Moeker
Hale
Howrly
Far Northwest
Fort Sam Houston Framed by Nurse and Soldier Deaths
Private Dempsey long served in the Boxer campaign and died at Fort Sam Houston after a fall. Funeral rites will be held at the post with burial at National cemetery at 4 p.m. The obituary notes the nine year old Herbert Leo Allen, son of Trumpeter Will Allen, died at home from an accidental gun discharge while playing. Chaplain Dielson conducted services. honorary pallbearers included six boys and six girls.
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Herbert Leo Allen
Will Allen
Tigtoonthe
Fort Gam Houston
Scott Street
Dielson
Uray Poel
Igd
Gowrding Lumber
Big Companiong
Lttle
Recuto
Wolock
Old Settler Farrow Cross Dies at 70 Near Merriam Kansas
An early settler on a Johnson County farm near Merriam, Kansas, Wy Cross died at age 70 after living on the farm since 1836. He was known as a pioneer associated with the Delaware Tribe and local preservation efforts in the region. Chaplain Dickson of Fort Sam Houston will photograph the scientific society and guests at the Osh Fry in honor of Col George Roy Brown, who has requested invitations to the event.
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Wy Cross
Johnson Conunty
Merriam
Kan
Mr. Cross
Chaplain Dickson
Caty
George fieRoy Brown
Fort Sam Houston
Col. Brown
Bly Stait
Tragic Twin Deaths On Niagara Falls Tower Shock
In Buffalo on September 2, two Polish youths Tony Carolai and Guiseppe Zoppa about teenagers were electrocuted on a steel tower carrying a high voltage line above the Niagara Falls power plant. Their bodies hung for nearly three hours as blue flames licked around them, seen by thousands of streetcar passengers.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Tony Carolai
Guiseppe Zoppa
Niagara
Falls
Lackswana
New Light On Dengue Disease Findings
Medical officers studying tropical diseases in the Philippines under American auspices report evidence linking a bloodborne microbe to dengue. Drs Ashburn and Cridg summarize experiments showing temporary illness after transfusions, suggesting immunity after recovery but noting the microbe may be too small for microscopy. The work mirrors earlier malaria and yellow fever studies by Reed and Ross and highlights dengue's similarity to yellow fever and malaria. The discovery points to prevention strategies applicable beyond Luzon.
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Philippines
New York Tribune
PM. Ashburn
Charles F. Cridg
Innerians
Ronald Rosa
Walter Reed
Ty Jean
Fenr Daya
Texas
India
Lusen
Burial Permits For Several Local Deaths
Burial permits list several interments: William Preodere Depp died September 1 at Santi Rose hospital with interment at Dilley. Norbert Loa Allen aged 18 at Post hospital interment at National cemetery. Mrs Gillie Cherry aged 42 died September 1 at 402 Saladua street with interment at cemetery No. 1. James C. Birkhead aged 60 died September 1 at 483 Guenther street with interment at cemetery No. 4. Pearl Morgan aged 20 died September 1 at 3611 Atonto rey street with interment at cemetery No. 1.
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William Preodere Depp
Santi Rose Hospital
Dilley
Fir
Nferbert Loa Allen
Post Hospital
National Cemetery
Gillie Cherry
Saladua Street
James C. Birkhead
Agen
Guenther Street
Pearl Morgan
The Worst Kind After Pites Sufferers Seek Cure
The article claims a Dr Leonhardt Hem Rold is the only absolute Milo cure for pit illnesses causing pain tumors and bleeding. It asserts dramatic results even in the toughest cases and offers a package for $1.00 at Hexar Drug Co or Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls N Y.
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Leonhardt
Funeral Notice for C Miller at 2:20 Today
Funeral will take place at 6 p.m. Wednesday September 4 from 206 South Street. Airs, C Miller, wgad seventy seven, died today at 2 20 p m.
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C. Miller
Wgad
Dace
Hay Residenes
Siath Street
Sunset Express Time Table Across Lines
Railroad timetable fragment lists departures and arrivals among Houston Galveston New Orleans and Austin paths. Mentions Sunset Route and various stations including San Antonio Chicago Santa Fe connections, with times such as 8 00 am 7 30 pm and 9 60 pm and notes on local and express services.
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West Cummerte Street
Msfom
Austin
Lomeylaw
Anty Pon sRockana
Se Paula
Chicago Aid Cert
Santa 'Fe
Fritse
Search Turns Up Old Time Minstrel in Baltimore Find
Billy Williams the old time minstrel who vanished from Iola Kansas was found yesterday afternoon by Tatroman Matthew Sullivan at the Baltimore hotel. Williams said he suffered heart trouble and came for treatment. He will spend tonight in the matron's department at Payes headquarters and will return to Iola tomorrow with his wife to perform in an amateur minstrel show with J. T. Burnet Co. Undertakers involved.
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Bensay City
Billy' Williams
Olitime Winstrel
Dia
Iola
Kun
Hs Polite
Tatroman
Matthew Sullivan
Min Ivel
Thugs Kill Policeman in Lindhurst Shooting
In Lindhurst N Sept 3 Jetorga Cassady and two burglars were shot during a failed arrest attempt. Cassady and one burglar died. the other criminal fled into a swamp after the crowd pursued the pair. The event ends with a chaotic pursuit and a fatal shooting.
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Lindhurst
Jetorga Cassady
White
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SAN Antonio Academy
West Texas Military Academy
Government Hill
Bonth
Grenads
Japan
West Point
Alfred Garden
Lakeside Classical Institute
Ban Antonio
Manly
Gome and See
J. W. Coltrane
A. B. Prin
H. Richmond
Gardoar
GC. W. Cullen
Fort Lagan
H. Roots
Fhrelan
Ga Feiye
Cantain de Roséy Cavell
First Cavalry
Morala
Alcaipux Yoizon
California
Toms
Frygin Blakeney
Tisksen
A. M. Chase
St. Mary’s
Amtorican Agriculturlal
Elite Cafe
Pompano
Fiellen
St.ate
W. H
Bob Be
A. T. Burnett & Co. Undertakera
Fulton
A. Ty Burnett & Ca
Petrich-Saur Lumber CO
Lamar and Chestnut
W. H. Richardson
Railroad News
W. HW. Leek
The
Aternational & Great Northern Railroad
City
Palestine
Sip
Foley
Bright
Bexar Drug Company
Mortuary
Pioneer
Old
Oregon
Robert
Lew
Pointer
Hempstead
Ballard
Corpate
Beth Phonen
Commerce St
Quitmaenta
Cis
Epreatua
Houston
Jatte
Widam
New Orleans
Pam
Teausayia Coat
Aurora
Bere
Vickarin
Eshin
S.A. & Alp
Sap Staton
South Flores
Mbavy Crockett
Galveman
Pitt, Cuerg
Corpus Oris
Port
Brownsville
Hautton
Galvastea
Gon Orleans
Wwi
Chery
Xon
Union Station
East Gommerch
Fom
Fort Worth
Donta
Day “Express
Austs
New Braun- Twam
Fala
L&g.n
Texarkana
Palesting
Tex- Spann
Hearne Amt
Filong
Unexies
Lareds
St Louls
Laredo
Toeiin
Saltilla
Billy” Wiliams
A J.T Burnet & Co. Undertikers
Thru
Kansas City
St Louis
Y. Williams
P. A
W. Commerce St
E. Eidrigze
West Commerce Street
Saeed
Bailie Stream Bakery
Naegellts
South Alamo
Prag and
Camarrs Straeta
Arlvere
Welf & Marc Co
VIA
TOS
All Resorts
J. B. Morrow, T. PL AL
Oklahoma City
Alams Plaza
Buta
S. A
A. P. Offens
Davy Crockett
SAP
Claude Springall
Alamo Plaza
Houston St
New &71
Beth Phonos
Southern Pacific
Port Lavaca
AL A
Atkinnon
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