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The evening times., 1896-11-25

The famous seXtet-eXpress train race will
take place tomorrow afternoon on the
White Horse pike for a mile against the
Philadelphia and Reading express train
leaving Philadelphia at O'Clock
The evening times., 1896-11-25

Louise EIIer, No. Il q ST.: 81 am
twelve Years old. became deaf last
April | had buZZing sounds in my head
and could not hear people talk. Now
can hear as We'll as anybody
The evening times., 1896-11-25

The effect of the action of the l. A W in
assuming control over profe essionalisn last
winter is very apparent IN the record table
In the entire list of accepted profes sional
records, either Competitive or against time,
there is not one over a year old
The evening times., 1896-11-25

Can't. william Hunt, No. 513 L ST.
NV II had been dear for ten years
I had ringing noises in my ears ! could
not hear ordinary converse ton. Sinct,
taking treatment l have improved in every
The evening times., 1896-11-25
Mccoy System Of Medicine
DR.. J. CRESAP rlcCOY.
DR.. j. M. COWDEN,
Consulting Physicians.
us 18th Street Northwest.

Office Hours, to IL a. M, to S
p. M, to y y. M. daily; Sunday, 10
q. IN. to 4 p. m.
The evening times., 1896-11-25
WHEN CLEVELAND IS An Ex
Wants to Go to Europe But Will
First Practice Law.
NEW YORK FIRM RUMoR

Statement That Carlisle Is to BE
Associated With Him Denied.
The Secretary VIII Walt Until
the Kentucky Legislature Is Dem
ocratic-Guesses AS to Message.
The evening times., 1896-11-25

POPE MANUFACTURING
oIumbaH Bicycle dem
andP SITS
The evening times., 1896-11-25

Little has been heard in the press of Tom
and Nat Butler since they arrived in France
This Is in keeping with the methods used
by the orange riders since their advent On
the American path. Never have they been
known to brag of an achievement. and very
few. indeed. are the interviews that have
bcenpyblished withrhcm.
The evening times., 1896-11-25

Negotiations were yesterday concluded
for the appearance of champion + C. Bald
in Madison Square Garden on the night Of
December and during the siN-day race.
He will ride exhibitions, paced by tan
dem. and in case he gets into such cOndi-
ton as will warrant viii accoum odate all
comers in specials. Bald at one time was
unbeatable indoors, and II he decides to
racein the Garden, ne is certain to make the
best of them ride.
The evening times., 1896-11-25

James Michael, the Welsh wonder, who
is cracking so many records in the South
is phenomenon, If CDe exists. Seem
ingly ureless, he has Travelled day after
day in search of new marks, and the way
he has gathered the pluIns is astonishing
in the extreme.
SO diniuutivc rider carries but little
confidence with those who have not seen
him astride the wheel. But when one
watches his smooth, clean work, and the
manner with which he insists continually
upon faster pace, he cannot help but ;.d-
mire the grace and speed with which the
Welsllnan is gifted. -'
The evening times., 1896-11-25

The proposed trip OF Tim Eek and his
team of forty men to- the Pacific coast
indefinitely, owing to ,the continued in
clemency Of the weather on the Goa st, which
makes the completion or the San Francisco
Coliseum impossible. The team reached
Chicago from Memphis Monday and dis
banded.
Michael and Eek will-foiIow him there.
Two weeks will be spent IN the home city
OF johnson and Eek wirfiP awaiting the
final decision OF the Coliseum manage
ment in San Francisco.
The Jallu brothers and a number of the
team will go To New York for the Madison
Square Garden meet early in December.
The plans OF Eek and johnson are not com
plete for the future in the event of the
failure of the proposed Pacific coast trip.
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SUPPER AND LINEN SALE.

On Friday night Of this week. in the
chapel OF the tlrst Presbyterian churcn,
the Ladies Association viii serve a suppe
ct O'Clock. Nobody uccl find it necessary
to eat AT home that night. for while
everything Will be ready to be served 10y
6 o'clock one can get served any time
during the evening The menu VIII be com
pete. the supper excellent and only regular
prices that prevail in the city viii be
charged.
There will also be exposed for sale ele-
giant pieces OF embroidered linen aud linen
drawn ork. such as viii please even the
fancy OF the counoisseur The rieces have
been wrought by the dcft fingers OF the
ladies and are very beautiful One NAV
reckon on the fact that the prices charged
viii not he high
In addition to this, articles OF virtu and
elegantly dressed dolls will he offered for
sale. Some Of these articles are souvenir,
from France and Spain, especially imported
Tor this sale by the Ladies' Association M
the First PRESBYTERIAN church
Here will be given mos excellent on
portunty TO purchase suitable ard elecun,
Christmas presents at very reasonable
prices.
That no ono may lack for sweets 49,,
ladies will sell fine candies
The supper md the sale will be comnIs,c
for this Ladies' Association has cstablisheI
the reputation of doing such things wei,
From IL noon on Saturday all through
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THE FAITH HOWE.
The Lrhie. Thankful For >mnii DO
nntiuns to the Cause.

There was no quorum At the meeting Of
the Faith Homo association las week or
this IN informal discussion ot ways AMI
means by these present was all that could
be- accomplished Mrs W,ams reported
81 IN from some little hoys WHO had CIV N
an entertainment Tor the Faith Home. The
boys are Thomas Garages. Albert Moore
Ismcs McGce Cecu Mcl<utcheon assisted
~ Lecuora McEnnis. lolise McEnns and
Edaa Petit.
Tic Glowing girl friends raised tlu toy
having an afternoon tea Misses Mcc
Clcmns Emily scott Chiide 1onss, Nan
,y Bolts. Eddie atkinson amt E,clyu camp.
hell This money les 10 purchase an iynn
hCdsteed The association hopes the youns
Indies win continue their efforts and hat
thor society VII furnish this bod with all
aocesKort,T
Tho YOUNG men who played the rar,c Of
football oil Tbankssl'ior IVA donated e
to iho IHaiatcrancn tprl The ladl,a thank
an thcse Young poorlc Tor thci, kindly ia
tCreft
The boar ot manap"r' vrl meet A. Ms
charles Houses on Friday morrlng az -
lock md a full attrullu ia desired
Tho nov meirnn is nov hore imoug the
children IN tho Hora thcro Is no safioug
sictncss f,w coGs
Ever, mcNhrr NJ the association Is re-
eucsied to he present NJ Shelrn chapel nest
Tuesday AZ 70 o'clncL
The second Presbyterian church sent IN
81 collected at their 'rhanksclving service
which VII also he applied 10 the maiute-
marco fund
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g.. 30. Fannin S215. Lucy s2.o5. Port Lavaca
s2S5. Cuero s2.3b. Thomastcn s2l5. Nnr
scry s2.i0. Victoria $3.50. liner yiIo. Edna
fi.55, Gnnado st.40. Louise $3.50. I'll Campo
si.lb, Pierce si.05. Wharton % cents. Hun
gerford So cents. Kendleton !, cents. Glid
den sI.so. Columbus sl.25. Alleyton $40.
Eagle Lake &i.05. Eagle Lake lin crrorj.
East Bernard so cents Rosonbcrs 30 cents.
Richmond 80 cents Harlem Is cents. Sar-
tartia 40 cents. Sugarland 50 cents. stat
ford 30 cents. Missouri city 30 cents.
The committee has assurances from Mr
George Hunter OF the International and
Great Northern. and Major Howe OF the
Houston East and West Texas. that refrcef
rates Will be given over their roads. dates
and raics TO be announced later
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SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.
Monthly Report Of Supcrintende Mt
For November.
TO PROVIDE MORE ROOM FOR PUPILS
A Coiorrd Teacher Eaonerntrd b.
the Committee ON Grievances.
To Heat the Schoois.

Al the regular monthly meeting OF tine
school board there were present D. o. Cart
president. Rufus CAGE. j. r. Cade. the ne"
member. G. L. shearn. secretary, ana -
lombard
The report Of Superintendent sutton tor
November was read and adopted. As foi T.
lows
TO the Honorable Board OF Trustees Houh
ton Public Schools.
ce OF the Superintendent o' Pubic
Schools uous,on. LEXIS, Dectanbcr l.
Gentlemen have the honor 70 sdomil the
following report tor the month oil "o'eni'
her. 1850 In the table given below VIII b
found the statistical reports of the several
schools Tor the scholastic month ending the
18th ut.
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n,Trs ron TuE C,n,yy,,
tn" " ""i Y. q. nuh Southern p,,,u.
H"nds Give Fnyuruh,, u,t..

pr Ed KAN for the TRANSFORMATION ro,r
m,ttec for the proposed holiday carnival
has ARRANGED with General Passenger
Agent Robbins Of the Houston aud 1cxs,
central Tor pe'ial treins to arrive n Ilout
Ton at so a m and I p, r.. December is
aud leave Houston 1920 m. December
H. only, bringing eScur,iontsts n, the io,.
lowing round trip rates.
premond Sc wooian go, Hammond si.75
Calvert sl75. uearne 81 so sutton .t 20
bcnohiey ~ ~. Bryan N,eS, College 81 49,
Weilborn SLsa, Millican N25. Navasot7
-, Courtney 81, Hampstead Is con,s
cypress 1S IS ''' cents. ''h A".,, " g :, IS
Manor $50, Elgiu s2.2b McDade 81, Paig,
81 m Gi1diHss $50. I.edbc,tcr 81 30 car.
mine sl25. Burton slc5. Drenham a
Chappoll hin 81 t'....,
The San Antonio end Arkansas paas
Galveston, Harrisburg and San An
topio, Texas and New Orleans an,
Macaroni routes will run excursion
December H. both morning and after
neon, returning on December is. at the fol
lowing rates for the round trip.
Lafayette s3.25 Scott ,S?o. nusun 81. oi
Rayne s3o5. Crowley ssa5. Mormcntea,
$40. JENNINGS s2.b5. Welsh s2S low
ss.Sc. Lake Charles selS. Westlskc S1l5
sulphur Mine 50. Edsorly sl.pl, vlntor
$3.50. Orange SLIGO, Beaumont sl.2s. Sour
Lake 81 cents. Devcrs so cents Liberty 81
cents, Dayton 20 cents Sheldon ~ cents
Eunice s3.,5. Rocklapd seas. Colmesncil
SECS, Woodvlllc $40, Warren g.. 90. Hyatt
si,s5, VillNEe $40, olive Sl75, Kount,
si.sa, Mona $3.50, sharon siij. Sabine Pass
$40. Beevillc sc15, Berolair sos. Goliad
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The tardinoss reported for the second
month is greatcr than usual, but heavy
rain storm which occurred between anl
10 o'clock a m Thursday October 20. was
the direct cause Of at least 20 pcr cent Of
the tardinees reported for tr,, whole month.
1t v.ag r,t',h bette that riil.iren sitnuId he
tardy on tina, day than that they should re-
ma II oui OF school during the entire las.
However. here is no moro important less N
for children to learn than that nf ptirctuai-
ny and parents who are far moro inter. s'cd
IN their own Children ,hrn the teachers "
thes, children can possibly be. SHOULD At
Inc COS, nj cvon rn,,ch snlf deni,t rro,.i,le
such clothing for their sons and daughter,
ss is necessary for nae in cold or rainy
weather.
ON tho 9th nj, occurred tho seropd A.,
nuaI colsb rat,on NJ Library dsy nv tho nun
,tlt ~ ~" N"y ~ 49,
eon,rth,,tors "a no ,ihrsries -, NC ,,hi,.
schools vcre ,o, ho,l. IA ca,h a,nor,tir,
20 seo- 10 vbile ,,rort,.,,,o ho't," ,, ,,sh
IN tho amount ~, al n ,.aro ,t,o, 80 ,ho
IIhr,ri,r -, 81, .,,a-., .nha,i, W." w
ts,o,,. ,, ,s asu ,," ,
h.,,,, ,a,rra, pm'..,
N Nv" W - NV y"
90, -. $3.50 ,',nu w p''n,'1' ilS'',
~ ."' VI 'p.i'ltu " 'as,s 'or rohllnf Eool
- 80. 'ate". even
,r,,,r,,o ~ ny n". 9e so,e 20 opt'ln i''ma'
',,"n III -uuool or ,pu'se
-" .l"'" ih"' ,aNoran'e IL ms eonaiuon
,t...a H., ~ ,nI.]s ln' a1v5h,ases 10 ne ae-
ln'p loh He h'hE nhoer toIpush ''ach-
~, VINO; .. me same Vpe. VIZ sniie MN
VI ms pIh',ral r'1nlni ana VINO VIII open
"p 10 MN the rlori"s ar the r"'lms of ma
.prr Inl human nalufe Us scr 'orih N M.
h'tS,'1i i'''S NJ literature 40 ic''uro or
onr pUl''' senools - more deserving of the
Snp"l u, an1 fpnnor' OF an oNr ct"cNs
lAnn rs m" promotion Of The srhoGl library
NtrF - .ro''f''lly. W 9 sutton.
SUPERINTENDENT ~ fdbll' Schools.
Mo'iah 10 accent tho excuses OF abscnr
'sohe,' dnrinS ne north Of Norcuhcr
carried
,uA"e age, 10 Thri, VS.. referred IN
tHo,''l q heeNng the H1"ihorn aal rol-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

A. Graham and wife. NJ. T.. Graham,
were arrested last night on warrant
charging them with the theft OF i2i5 from
Mrs Zorn. who keeps drcssmaking estnb-
lIshmeut on Prairie avenue between Milan
and Louisiana streets. Mrs. Graham was
an omploye Of Mrs. Zorns place.
Last night n. J, Mackln. colorei, shot
another colored man named Ben Clemens
through the tlCShy part OF the right arm.
The shooting occurred at N'cl,n'e horse.
corner Of webb street and Odin avenue. in
The Fifth ward clemens is the driy"r nj
n delivery wagon for Firth ward gror"".
Mnclin was arrested last night and locked
zap on a charge az assault ~ murder,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Stockholders OF odd Fellows Building
and Exchange company are hereby notified
to attend a meeting OF the company at the
ofice of r. w House on the ed Instant
full attendance is requested. as busne SIS
OF importance will come before the meeting.
4. j. Burke. Secretary
December | 1896.
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KEEP CLEAN.

as II Ia essential to good health, Washing
corts hut a trifle with us. aud We guar
antoe II 90 he satisfactory Work called
for and delivered and special work turned
on, In eight hours, The Model Laun Try
i0il Prairie. Phone 49,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

! wish to notify you Du Bois. formerly q
driver with me. is no longer connected with
NE. 81 Packard
81 Packard's Troy Laundry,
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sACRIElCEs In SHOES

To suit the times S. 81 and 81 Ladies
Button and Cater shoes cut TO 81 the pair
Sans shoe Store 3lj Main street.
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the afternoon lunch VIII be served at city
prices and lunch there will be equal to
complete meal.
Such articles of virtu. embroidered and
drawn linen pieces, dolls, etc, as are not
so!d Friday night will he again offered for
sac Saturday afternoon from IL IN. to 6
p. NJ.
No admission fec will be charged either
Friday or Saturday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03
County Treasurer. u,,or,

The following monthly rcpor, Of County
treasurer John Farmer shows the follow
ing
Inlapces on hand IN various funds ~ the
county treasurer al close OF husI,css Va.
vcphar 20 iSos 'F
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

40 Christmas and New Years tabl.
should ho without bottle Of Dr. sicgcrt'e
Angosiura bitters the world renowned
appetizer OF exquisite flavor, Beware Of
l.aitEtions.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-03

FOR warmth and comfort, at Sans Sho.
Store, 3l5 Main street.
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.HIE
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Wdbrenb er In Der Republicans
iheu Gountp a0npenti0n cine feoe
belt, wuroe Web. 6lana9an BON els
nem popuIiiien nit elmer naiewsiien
5rage unterbro6en, auf iDel1e Der
f9Iaue Gu6s fdIagfertig antwortete
unb natiirli9 bic 2aGer auf feline seite
sog. Damn fti9te er aber nod bin3u:
rSritte parteien bot es 5u allen Soften
gegeben felt grihafuns Der Welt.
Muh i'm parabiie mar iie fdou, beam
bic erfe mar 4bam. bic awtite Gna
anb bic brittle Sataul l.
- Wie bic Bsp6lferung bes Staas
tss Seras selpa6fen 1T, erbeat aus
foIeenben 3obleu. Sn 1850 betrus He
212, 600 Geelen; In 1860 bate es
604, 600, in 1870 $4,000, in 1880
1881. 600 unb in 1890 1885, 900
ginmobner.
Ser alte S. 8. &tagan bat nuns
mebr pofiiiu erfldrt, bab er fein 4ans
6ibat flr bas @ouperneursamt III nnb
eiue Denomination gnlberion's befhrs
uor:et. ber ieiner anIht nod eine
Wieberuabl perbient bat.
- gs bsrIoutet, bab bie NepnblifGs
ner i'm IL. aonsreBbiftritt eineH 6ans
bibaten auffelen uerben.
An einem Sblagaufaa ftarb in
eeguin Der gottoHpins8eiiber aaton
Braben.
- Sn Mempbis, 0al Gountp. bot
3nii@en benz 9lopotaten 80. M. pars
bue unb benz @ieb3h1ter 90. s. Scars
borough einerieits unb benz BANTER 5.
q. Soues unb feinem 6cbne Rat 9.
Sones an6ererieits iiber eefndftlide
9ransaftiouen elm Streit faileefnnben,
I'M 0erlduf. befen bic beieeH lebtereh
burd 96aiie uermunbet wurben. =.
&. SOnes criag Seu Wunben baIb nod,
Der. parbue u Scarborough Tnb
perboftet unb unier giirsfdoft sefellt
merbtn
- Wlon erpa,tst, baB minbeiteus
$40, 900 i'm Gtaate 9efanlmelt werben,
Inn fiir bds sariegsfhiff v9sSas" elm
Gilber.eerpics au beidaffen.
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gDie lit bieS I

gSir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selobnung
fir ieben 6au BON &atarrb, Der nidbt bur4
Ginrebmen BON Sails Ratarrb s8ur geheilt
tperben fanH.
y s.. 3. gbeneb & Co., gisentb, Eolebo,O.
gSir, bic tlntersei9neten. babea S. s. @bes
net felt ben letten Is Sabren sefannt unb
balten ibn fir nolfomnen ehrenbaft in allen
Gei1dftsbanblunsen iino finan3iea befas
bigt, ale bon ieiner Ttrna einsesansenen
0erbinbliHf 3u erfiaen.
Beft & Truar, GrobbanbeIs> >Drosuiiten,
9plebc, D.
@aIbing. &innan & Marbin, @rcbs
banteIssDrosu Iolebo, ..
5an's &dtarrbsStur fpirb itnerlih 9enonis
men uno ipi1ft brett aui bns SLUT inb bic
1AIeimigen OberHdben bes Stitems. 3sugs
nifie irei perianbt. preis 10 @ts liir bic
Slafde @ertauft BON dllen Aycthetern.
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Sin lettbter gsippenftnf,

i'm e4er,e appli5trt, 1T ntdts S9limmes; etpaS
baaliGes Geflbl unter ben &ippen auf Der re&ten
Geite temertbar ndHt, ein 3etden, bab e nit ber
2eber ntGt 70 ftebt, mie es ftebsn ipIlte GeM bias
paSfirt, Der tit nt8t su tenetben. @sr6hnlt4 finb
NIT bieiem @efhbl bie selbe Garbuns Der Saut unb
ansdpfel, mausfurbener 8eIos her 3unse. sairii9eS
&cpipeb, 1ebeIteii unh aueere petusenpe 8rdnfhess
Wasenbtters Bic nrffamite ar3net, mad ber ter &C..
berletpcube ppr allen Dinsen sreifen fclte. Gud
SortIetbtsteit unb Dpspeffe, tte sem0tnltden Be-
sleiter BON 9eberletoen, werben bur3 baS gittsrs
furirt, tped,es burd baIbbunbertidbrise Grfabruns
burd bas 3ensnb ber berprrrasenbi1en mebiStniiden
Gori@er unb burH BITE an Saboien Ratienten In per.
fHiebenter 2eben8mele betbdtiSte Seitraft it9 ais
rcradaltGeS 9ebenseltgir bepdbrt bat. @eSen Rbeus
mafiSmuS, Nierens un6 0aienleipen ptrft e8 unrers
sIethltds. GS furirt 0erppftdt unt SHsrdGe, fers
Bert ben appetit unb GGla, befGleuntSt bic 6eecns
permetblt&ea BelGweIten beS brben atters.
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etneit 9nauel, Ben Tie nit perd6tlicber
Miene, oils brenne ct Iie an BITE Sine
ger, in einen m0slidlt entfernten 3tnt'
meripinfel i6leuoerte.
rDas muB Dir bod uur angenebnt
lein, nad benz bringenSen s3ureben,
baS Dm an uniere done Iante pers
l6penoetelt, gu i6lieBen, iaete
i3uitus 10 elei6n,iitbig un6 iiberlegem,
pie er itetS NIT ieiner Satin 5a ipre'
den pfleste.
geloa mari tim einen funfelnoen
8lid 3u:
,-llniere l96ne 1ante-baba! Du
biit natiirlid balb narrii6 Dor 6reus
ben, oab 8opna suseiast bat, @elbas
ool3e 9erfon bebte Dor innerer ners
oSier aufresuns.
,Gebe t6 10 aus, alS Oh td ndrriil)
tpdre?" CAB Suitns fur3 3uriif. pllebrts
gems, tpenn fdon bieie bdblihe 8es
iei1nung sur 8eruenbuns fommen
ioll, 70 1na9it On ielblt, meine
2beure, piel 1lebr ben Ginbrud, ais
lslsll I'm Elm ipenis ,tdrriid. Sd fam
iol6e affefte bel Weibern iiberbaupt
nidt leiben, On lollteit Did nirflib
beuaiiben, 5ufpeilen Elm penis oaran 5lt
oenfen, ltebe Belbo.
unb Suitus biirltete iein 6aar NIT
Der gan3en eingebenben llmltanbli6'
teit, bic er itetS berartigen bo1tpt1,
ttgen 1otlettenanselesennelten 3n mtos
men pflegte, unb that oann etli6e auf
bas Set besiieli9e Gragen, seren Ues
authorizing er faum bDrte, 10 slei9s
giltis iparen iie ibm i'm @runoe ges
nonlmen, benn eieentlid) batte 8eloa
nit ibrer nlalitt6ien 8emerfung baS
&i1tige setroffeu, unO oas mar es
natiirlid, mas er ibr ain allertpenisiten
perseiben fOnnte,
Cgortfetuns foEst)-
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10. 8. Nouna q,
Ratb fir yfatter.

gor iiber so Sabren i9on Iuurbe
WirS. Wihslow'S SOOTHING Sprup
Don Msillionen BON Miittern bsim Cab
Hen Der &inber angeipenbet. Wirf bu
i'm 56lafe bur6 ba8 ShreieH eines
ainbes geitbrt, baS i'm 3abnen ift unb
Dor @6nler3en reints Weuu 10, laRe
iofort cine GIaide BON nWir8. Winss
lous Soothing Sprup" bolen. Sein
Wertb lit unbesablbar. gs Dirb BEN
tleimen 2eihembeniofort 2inberung pers
i6aifen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Mtttter,
es lit tein 3meifel bariiber. @s beilt
9pienterg nnb Diarrboe, regalirt ben
Weagen unb bic 9aieren, beieitigt Mtnbs
aolit, ertpei6t ben @aumen, perbtns
bert @nt5inbuns un6 ftdrtt bas gan3e
spfem. rNirs. Winslotps Sootbins
sprup1 fur aabnenbe 3inher III anses
nebm in @si6mad um0 bas @eeept
ltammt BON einem ber beifen welblitben
Qer3te in ben Der. 5taaten. Ss IT bet
allen 0ruggiiien in Der eanaen We!t ~
baben. preiS rs Gents per Jlai9e.
aauft nIhts anbereS, als Wfrs. gBinSs
LONG @ootbings5prIp.
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Das @ebd6tniB IdBt uus bin unb
mieber stmas I'M Slide unb bann ber'
giBt man bic widtisiten Dinse, wenn
man ni1t cine @rfabrung sema9t bat
tuie Wlr. 8. 6. gaf in MOffatt's
Greet, 3d., wel9er fagt: Sabre
lang babe i'd an elmer trdaen 9eber
geiiiten unb faub feine 0alfe, big i'd
Simmons 2iper &esulator nabm,
worauf i6 fofort afle meine plagen
LOG mar. SD MIL ME mebr obne
Simmons 2iper Regulator feinl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-05

eeSabren bic 8eriuhe, gr6Bere 9fen
gen pollailtiser Silbermiin3en in
BEN gertebr su bringen, gef6eitert,
Gin lebrreideS 8eiIpiel bafiir. mas 0er
heutige 8ertebr bebarf unb ais 8aran:
tie fir bic Wertheonitan3 aniiebt, geben
unS bic Ser. 9taaten. bic ieit 1878
bas ausfiibrteu, mas bic GimetaHiiten
tpiini6en. Sort murben BON 1871 big
1894 far 100 Miqionen M. SiIbers
mtn3eu au5geprdgt; bieroon ober
tonntsn ilur 225 Mill. Wfarf i'm gers
tebr erbaIten mer6en, Der Heit rubt i'm
5taatsihaBs, ein tobies 9apital, bas
tdgli6 mebr eiltnertbet.
allte &eute.
Nlte Qeute, melde Mr3enei gebraus
den, nm tbre @insemeibe unb Nierea
tn Orbnung gu balten. finben bas
tuabre 6eilmitteI in @leftric 9itters.
Diefe @ebisin rei3t ni6t unb entbdlt
ou6 teinen NIfobol, ionbern tpirft to-.
Mid unb frdftisenb. @s regt bet
Magen unb bic Ddrme III ntlber Weiie
an unb giebt bieien 0rganen Mibers
fanbafraft, iobaB bic Natur in Der
Wusabuug ibrer Sunctioaen unteriftibt
mirb. Das g!ettrie 8itter8 tpirtt aps
petitreiaenb uub f6rbert bic gerbauung.
glIte 9eute merben fin6en, buB bies
9itters gerabe Das lit, mas iie braus
den. BreiS so Gents unb $1.O0 bic
5laf6e bel 4bolpb 9reiB.
- NuA "Texas Farm and Ranch"
tparnt bor Der gergr6Berung bes 8aumls
uou Nreals in bieiem Sabre, 6a aus
ben meiien Counties perlautet, bab bic
Garmer f6 bergenomnen bdttem. tpies
Der mebr 8aumwolle 81 pfanaert.
BaummolIe iaat bas 8latt gang ri9tig,
aIaife "Middling", lit iebt in ben 9a
fenfdbten bur9f6uiitIid) = Gents. i'm
Snnern bes 2anbes Z Gents per pfunb
mertb. Wdre Die grnte aes pergans
qenen Sabres 10 aroB gewefen. mie bic
beg D0rbergangenen, 10 miirDe Der
Breis Der gaumlpolIe h6diens Al
Gent betra9eT. Desbab lei es nDtbig,
baB bic Garner be5 8dumwolsMreal
in ridtistn s6ranten balten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-05
.uer 'Kino.

Sic bem.rfen einen unteridieS
smifhen Kinoern. 2flanhe ha'
ben, trob Der bsiten pflese, nabesu
ale Kranfbeiten. neil anSere, rpeit
mebr allen l1nbiloen ausaeisbt,
polItdn6is eefunb beiben.
Sdwa9e Kinder habsn I'M
minter faft INNER GrfdItunsen,
fdlehte Deroauune i'm Sommer
uno baben feine lpioeritanosfraft
uno feline Kraftreierpe.
8cott's Emulsion bon
Sebertbrau, nit unterpbospbor-
faurem SaIs 1T tbeiIweiie perieb.
ter Seberthrau uno porsii9lid' Der
fhwdd,eren Dereauun9 Der Rtn'
Der anSepd6t.
so GntB uno $l.0e.
SCOTT BowsH, Chemists, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-03-05
gfuu {iub bic Bulaaren pieb

= glun fnb bic 8ulsaren tpieber
unsufrieben bamit, baB bic eurOpdif4en
Md9te ibren Giirlten Gerbinano als
redtadBieen 9ouberain anertannt boz
ben. Sc beiBt, baB fie i'm germ Iosges
norben tpdren unb baB i'm SOmmer
ober 6erbf ein Nufifanb In 8ulgarien
su ertDarten itebe, um GeroiHanb bonn
9brou All ffoBen.