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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

An imperial Chinese edict orders
officials to protect foreigners from
insults and to prevent insults being
offered. 1t declares that about 100,-
600 Chinese now enjoy safety abroad,
which is an incentive for better treat
ment of foreigners at home.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

ago, % per cent in excess of January
1899, rs per cent larger than in 1898,
and from two to two and one-half
times larger than the like totals in
the years 1894 to 1897, inclusive.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

The Minneapolis Times, noting
Governor Shaw's nay to third term
adds: "But little birds that may
happen to twitter sweet things to
him about the national convention of
1904 will not be shooed away"
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

There are 81 900, 900 acres of gov
ernment land in the Philippines whic b
will doubtless be apportioned to the
natives for homesteads much after
the fashion of our own laws.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14
Des Moir

The Des Moines Register insists
that GOOD Roads, and "Brick
Roads" are synonymous, and Uncle
Dick il right 1t will be good bricks
{Oskaloosa make) that will solve the
road problem of Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

The Washington Star suggests
urate the soil with beverages, well
digging may become a prominent in
dustry in Kansas
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ALDERMAN

s. B. Sinclair announces that he
will be a candidate for the republican
nomination of alderman in the Sec
ond ward.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

The late fall of IL inches of snow
will cost the city of Chicago Sl20, 900
Carting 1.-THE beautiful" out of big
city is expensive work.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

tions and would get well. After having L filled
twelve times without receiving the slightest
benefit, declined TO continue his treatment any
longer Having heard OF S. S. S. (Swifrs Specihc)
recommended for Rheumatism, decided, almost
In despair however, to give the medicine a trial,
and after had taken a few bottles was able to
hobbie around on crutches, and very soon there's
after had no use for them at all, s. S. S. having
cured me sound aud well. All the distressing. !.
pains have left me, my appetite has returned,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

minerals IN II 10 uIStuID tHe uIgtslIOH anu
lead to ruinous habits.
We have prepared special book on
Rheumatism which every sufferer from
this painful disease should read. 1t is the
most complete and interesting book OF
the kind in existence. It will be sent free
to any one desiring it. Write our physi-
clans fully and freely about your case. We
make no charge for medical advice.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14
REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Transfers of Mahaska County Lots and.
Lands Filed For Record.

Thomas, Hannah A and DIT
to Londen Bowen, lots 245,
2I6, 247 and 270 Spates ad
to Ornbaum or Rose Hill /. 1000 90
Olmstead, william r and wife
to Francis Nj Hough, Sc NV
36-75-14 1850 90
Cricket, VIM Shf to Ada M
Kindig ct al, sheriff's deed
10 interest of A A Kindig in
lot 8 and ~ of lot blk 2
and lots 1, 2, 3. 10, Hand IL
blk 2 Leighton -. 129 a
Kindig, P L ct al to Ada NJ
Kindig ct al, quit claim to
lots L, 2, 8, 10, IL and IL and
lot 8 and 81 s olk 2Leighton 90
Phillips, Simon and wife to
Thomas Berdinner, pit lot
No. AZ, 26-75-16. 6............ 100 90
GA - TOT "a.
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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

As between Palmer for governor
and Dewey for supreme judge, count
us for Dewey please.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

-Mahaska County Fair September
10, II, IL, and 13, 1901.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

the great Vegetable
purifier and tonic, is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no opiates or
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-02-14

ROYAL BAKING powOeR CO.. 100 WILLIAM ST, new YoRk.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

SIN Sdufe G66ne Qus,
fi6t go. II in 5runtfurt a. so. no6nt
felt SUM- b. s. Der friibere &duImann
&onrab @ebner nit ieiner Srdu SuIie
gc6orene GuI9el unb 3pei Ginbern I'M
@lter BON 5 unb 3 Sabren. Die gbes
Ieate finO felt feds Sabren Oerbeiras
tibet; lie betrieben in Der erften 3eit in
aIhuffenbur9 Elm stgenes 8ef4dft.
Gd9 @ufgube bes 9eiddfts mar Der
damn aund9it lGngere 3eit ftelenlos.
0onn 3og bds @6epdar mad Srantz
furt, mo @ebner in elmer Gbininfabrit
in Sa9fen6auIen 9lrbeit fdnb. Die
@be mar feline gIiidli6e, Der Mlann foli
Die Srau bieffd9 miBbanbelt bdben,
urb nur ben &inbern 5ulisbe babe btefe
be! i6rem @dtten ausgebdlten. Dieter
Sage lit nun 6rdu @ebner, bic %
Sabre alt mar. ben 8esiftungstob ges
itcrben. Inter benz @erbd9t, ben
Sob feiner Srau 6e~rbeigefiibrt gu buz
ben, lit Der Gbemdnn 9ebner in 9dft
"HeltDHlIleH IUUIDeH.
= 9abe Der Snef @6tOs
IN Der SDbe bon GbeIbmeb tit Elm rets
der S9ab seboben tporben. Sm Sabre
ITO fanb bort cine S9la6t 5pti9en
elmer ruIiif9en uno tiirtif9en 5lotte
ftott, in Der bic BON etnem @~nglGnoer
befebligten RuiIen ben Siirten cine
fGtpere Nieberldee beibra9ten. Sic
tr!itten dber ielbit @erluite, unb unter
dnberen idnt i6r Shabf9ifF mad eis
nioen @utpritGten ibr Qbmirulsi9ifD.
Scr ettpa sfpei Sabren brd6ten eintge
S6mammfiI9er tl~eberbleibiel aus oies
fer S9la9t, pie S9perter, 5linten
unb @olbftiide an bic Sberfld4e. Die
Ha9ri9t geldnste aud our @bmirdlis
tat in &onitantinopel, unb bon bort
erbielten bic Slider bic Weiiung, cine
griinbIi9e 9ur9fu9ung por3unebs
men, nobel i6nen % procent Oes Sun>
hes periprofsn tpurber. Die Su9e
lit iebt beenbet, unb SauIenbe BON
Miin3en, @plbbarren unb oiele tpftz
barren @esenltdnbe finb serettet ipors
ben. Inter anoerem lit cine reid in
SutpeIen se6unbene 8ibel gu Gage se>
fDrbert poroen, beren 8ldtter natiir=
li9 felt Iausem aeritOrt fpOrben finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-12

8oben. Der SnEaber beg @eI6dftes
bate fid iiin9it eesen 9iebIta6l ber=
Tidern laHen. Don Der SbdterF9aft
bat man nod feine Spur.
GENT. Sin Raubmorb beriebt bic
biefise 9ep6lterung in ni6t geringe
4%ufresuns. Sin 65idbriser Mann,
Namsns &ammuGer, ipurbe in Der
Hdbe Ieines S~eimtpsIens tpbt aufass
funbsn. Din Der 2eife fab man @ers
lebungen am &ppf unb am iibrioen
&6rper. Die Gr3tlide unterIu6una
ersab, bab Der Sobts bier SdiiHe, eis
men our9 ben 8opf, unb spei in ben
2eib befommen bate. @elbbeutel unb
Saf9enbu6 feblten benz @rmprbeten.
9eterreid .2tnearn.
Bohemia . Stabtberorbneter
MbOlf ge6er. Mr6itett unb 8dtmeiz
fter, lit i'm 4lter BON 46 Sabren an
9%ersldbmins ge%itprben.
@ffeg. SelOmaridau : 9ieuies
nant Emanuel S6reiner, @omman=
beur be- 7. Snfunterie : 0ipiIion, 1T
einem S9laganfale erlsgen.
@ra5. 3eidenatabemiter Sit>
tbaler Itiir5te BON ben S~tiibinger
WGnben al unb mar tpbt. - 8iirqerz
meiIter Or. 6rana @raf pufbe fpies
bergeipGblt. = Sngenieur S9mibt,
Der @r6uuer Der S4loBbergbabn, bat
ii9 erfdoFen.
SaII. Marid Slim, bic @itttps
bes beriibmten Sproler 9i6ters Sers
mann Slim. lit i'm Qlter bon 81 Sch
rem geitorben.
Srpppau. @ensralmaior Srdns
Sitter 2etb b. 2etbsnall. gpmmanbeur
her 10. Snfanterie : Brigade, lit i'm
SO. 9ebensia6re geitptben.
Slumut 6au. S6erlsbrsr
6rans 3elit purpe geiftesfrant uno
muBte bonn 9ienite IuspenOirt fperoen.
Wefelb. 2anbpirtb Srana 2uIts
ner bate ii9 nit einem roitigen Nagel
am 8uBe perleBt unb erlug elmer gluts
oergiftung.
Gabnanib. arbeiter 8ra6et
periibte Sslbitmorb, inbem er fi9 BON
einem 3uge iiberfubren lieb.
Stannern. Sn bem SauIe bes
,S6u6maders Sob. MiiGer fam Elm
&aminbr1nb gum Qusbru6e. Snfolz
&c bes 6errT6enben Sturmipinbes bers
breiteten fi9 bic Slammen raid ii6er
bas ganse, nit S6inbeln geOsdte Dad
unb iprunaen bpn bd uuf bic bsna9s
burten SGuIer iibsr, 10 bab in furSer
8eit 20 8uuernbduIer nit ben gan5en
@etreioeborrGtben unb lanbmirt6s
f6aftli6en MuI6inen benz per6eerens
ben @lemente gum SpFer fielen.
Yulgrdm. Die Wo6ngebGuoe
BON Soief 8tebl, SoIef Sdpar3ens
Drummer uno 4uguit 8OieI purOeu
eingedfdert.
Suxent6ur9.
der. SEEDS 6ies
Tige Burden, Matbias Bidder, 8erns
barb 8ii9ler, Der &ne6t hires gruz
oers, Namens S6uiter aus Mii6lens
bad, Spei SObne bes QnItret6ers
&pbn unb Der S6GofergeIelle Matbtas
S6neiber famen in Der &utI6e bes
&aufmanns Mat6ias proIt pom Sges
Ter Marfte. Our9 ben f6rilen pfiff
Der Qotomptipe tpurbe bas Bferb am
8abniibergang BET Mertert i9eu, unb
ss rannte in ben 3ug. 0ds Pferb
tpurbe iofort bonn 3uge sermalmt.
SduIter erlitt einen 10 f6tperen 9trms
brud, baB Der Nrm abgenommen perz
ben mub, unb cine @e6irneri9iittes
tung. 8ernbarb Bidder brad ben
itnterf6entel unb tpurOe f9per am
&ppfe berlebt. Matbids Bidder ers
lit cine 4rmberrentung unb Ionfttge
lei6e @erlebungen. Matbids S9net,
Der unb bic 8riiber &o6n fpdren bonn
Waoen dbgefprungen, ebe bteIer bic
8drriere errei9t bate. Ssner tpurbe
gar niGt berleBt, oiefe lei6t. Der
8arrierenipdrter S6dtb Der Dor Der
8arriere Itdnb, purbe nit ee9en ben
3ug geI6leuoert. Sbm purbs Elm
&rm a~bgefabren.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Pure Food and Pure Beer.

Mr.. J. P. Stinzing of 5II 9TH
street is student of all phases of
the beer question, and has deep
rooted opinions on affairs OF public
Importance. He says:
"It is very essential we point out
to the public pure food, pure medi-
cine and pure beer. Having handled
Mr.. Heurich's beer for over twenty
years, have no complaint whatever.
To make a thorough investigation
OF this kind is an important step.
Il get beer in large quantities and
store it away at a certain tempera-
ture, and deal it out to the public at
that temperature-not in an ice cold
form. There is a vast difference be-
tween this and putting ice cold beer
into the stomach. At the right tenn
perature and drawn right, beer
equals any tonic in the world.
Among the beers that belong to this
class are Christian Heurich's beers
all of them"
.(Signed ]. P. Stinzing.
Eli Seventh street.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

Prominent Young Hotel Men.

The Regent Hotel Cafe. next to
Chase's Polite Vaudeville. is patron
lied by several hundred representa-
tive Washingtonians every week. and
the hotel is the rendezvous of large
clientele of leading travelling and
professional people who make 1t
their Washington home.
Our patrons are keen critics of
beer" said Mr.. Roy X. Salt. the
popular young manager of the
Regent. They have to compare our
Washington beer with that brcwed
in all parts of the country and
Europe, and they say that nowhere
do they find beer equal to Heurich's.
We handle both Maerzen and Sen
ate beer on draught and in bottles.
Our bar trade in the season is as
large as any hotel in the city. Very
few hotels in Washington do any
where near the amount of bar busi
ness this hotel does, and our trade
is constantly increasing. We have
to deal in the very best beverages.
and we long ago learned that those
who know most about beer demand
Heurich's, both at the bar and at
the table. wish Mr.. Murphy was
here to tell you his experience with
Heurich's beer at his new hotel at
Albany and his cafe in New York
city"
(Signed Roy Salt.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

The testimonials quoted above are
only part of much evidence of the
same character.
After few days more of these and
other matter of equal importance
will be published. The intention is
to discuss the subject of beer thor
oughly, as it is just as much a mat
ter of great public importance as
bread or pure water or health.
The truth will be fully printed, as
the more widely the truth about
Heurich's beer is published the bet
ter for the Heurich Brewing Com
pany and the better for the beer
drinking public.
This might just as well be put
more broadly, and say the better
for the whole public" for pure beer
is a wholesome, healthful, delicious,
temperance beverage. Beer has
been the greatest agency of the CEN
tury in reducing drunkenness" is
the statement of one of the leading
thinkers of the day.
The more universally good pure
beer is drunk the better for the
health and morals of the public.
THE INVESTIGATOR.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Washington Owes Its Good Beer
to Fir. heurich.

Il think Heurich's the finest beer
brewed, and good beer in Washing
ton is due to Mr.. Heurich. There
was no good beer brewed here until
Mr.. Heurich began brewing here.
81 know that by personal expert
ence. We had nothing but out-of-
town beers before he came to Wash
ington. Mr.. Heurich drove out all
the foreign beers.
Il can remember when he came
here. [ am proud to have a good
beer brewed in Washington.
Il say what | have about Mr..
Heurich from principle, and not
from partiality"
(SigneO Chas. Dietz,
Seventh and +.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
"It's All Right. I"

What do you think of Heurich's
beer, Mr.. Lyons" was asked of Mr..
Michael M. Lyons, goo Pennsylva
MIA ave.
Its all right don't know of
any better
DO you know of any as good?"
Not to my thinking. | certainly
like Heurich's, and my trade does"
Does your trade increase"
Yes, sir, a great deal in the past
three or four years"
(Signed) Michael Lyons.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
every Good Beer Drinker Knows
It's Best

"Maerzen is the finest on earth,
sir-it has no equal at ALL | pay
Heurich's Brewery about $1,000 a
year for beer. My trade increases.
Everybody calls for it. Everybody
wants it, except strangers. Every
good beer drinker knows it's best.
1t certainly is, there is no doubt
about it.
They are good people to deal
with. Mr.. Heurich's rule about sell
ing only Maerzen is hard to carry
out, but [ have dealt with him ever
since | have been in business, and
wouldn't change for anybody else.
| handle Heurich's only
(Signed)
Patrick Cannon,
1904 Penn. ave.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
A Rival Brewer Drinks II.

Zone OF the largest brewers in this
section comes in and drinks two
glasses of Maerzen here three times
a week" said prominent dealer who
naturally did not care to have his
name quoted to this particular state
ment.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Century Club.

"We sell more Maerzen than anv
other beer. 1t is the most popular
with the members"
(Signed) Chas. Hughes,
Bartender.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Cosmos Club.

Eve have both Maerzen and SEN
ate, both of which are popular with
our members. We sell more of Heu-
rich's than any other beer"
(Signed H. Wallner,
Steward, Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Sells Better Than All Others COM
bined.


"Maerzen is the best beer in
Washington. You can say anything
you want to about it, and I will
father it. 1t sells great deal better
than all the rest put together"
(Signed)
John Schlotterbeck,
42I 10th (P. r. s.
"Heurich's Maerzen is the best
beer in the country. | have been
selling it for thirty years. At every
exhibition we have had he has got
ten the first premium"
(Signed)
Elizabeth Atze',
1910 n. Y. ave.
Il would hate to be without it."
(Signed) W. G.. Meade,
1916 Pennsylvania avenue.
IT'S the finest l ever smacked a
lip on. It's the only one we sell.
Can | say any more"
(Signe0 PC. Ford,
Keystone Hotel, 4S2 Pa. ave.
"Maerzen is all right We handle
it for private trade. 1t is the beer |
always call for myself l can't han
die any other with my trade"
(Signed)
F. H. Gehrmam,
IIS L street northwest.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
VIM. J. Vonderheide,
4o5 Tenth street.

L go around to great many
places with great many friends, and
If | can't get Heurich's beer | al
ways advise my friends not to drink
beer at all. | used to deal in it my
self. If we were to put in any other
beer. here Our trade would decrease
50 per. cent. If I strike a place
where they don't have Heurich's,
drink whiskey. l have gotten many
a place to put it in
(Signed) Chas. H. Stelle,
Barkeeper az 4o5 Tenth street.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

The best beer in America is
brewed in Washington, at the Heu-
rich Brewery.
This statement applies to both
light beer and dark beer.
Good Judges who have travelled IN
Europe say there is no dark beer IN
the world equal to Heurioh's Maer-
zen-not even the famous beer OF
Munich
That Heurich's Senate is the best
light beer brewed anywhere may be
said without fear of contradiction.
Senate will not sour weak
stcmachs nor cause biliousness. l his
Is due to its purity, the high quality
of material from which it is made,
and its age. 1t is kept from eight
months to a year before being placed
on sale. This carries it through the
second stage of fermentation, and
it cannot ferment in the stomach.
Maerzen has attained a much
larger sale than any beer IN Wash
ineton. Maerzen has been brewed
for a quarter OF a century.
Senate has been brewed less than
five wears. 1t is rapidly growing IN
public favor. Physicians prescribe
it and drink it themselves. Il never
could drink beer until | learned OF
Ifeurich's Senate say a score OF
them.
Statement Proven.
To claim that Heurich's beer IS the
best in the United States is sweep
ING assertion, but it is sustained by
conclusive evidence.
In the following chapters this evi-
dence is given
1t embraces an investigation OF the
materials from which the beer is
made and the process OF making it.
Prof Wiley, chief chemist OF the
Department OF Agriculture, gives a
signed statement as to the purity OF
the malt and the Yeast used in brew
ing Heurich beers. They are the
only yeast and malt used by him in
the Department OF Agricultures I'M
portant experiments, because lie has
found them absolutely the purest
and best
Mr. HeuriCh's Evidence.
Mr. Christian Heurich, the presi-
dent of the Heurich Brewing Com
pany, gives complete statement re-
garding the brewing OF the beer, be-
ginning with the procuring OF the
best materials He is a practical
brewer and malSter, who received in
Germany and Austria his early edu-
cation in brewing, perfected it by ex-
tensive travel, and applied it in
Washington, where he began brew
ing upon small scale many years
ago, his brewing growing larger
each year until his latest and largest
brewery is the model brewery Of the
world 1t includes an ice-makine
plant. where on large scale ice is
made in the purest form-not only
the ordinary can ice, which at the
best must retain in its center Z
core" but ice frozen in big plates
fifteen feet long and nine feet wide
so clear that one may look through
the cake the longest way as i
through plate glass, made clearer
than crystal by the fact that as the
water freezes it is kept in constant
agitation and thus only the pur,
water freezes, while the sediment i:
carried away.
Defies the Trust,
This ice is supplied to all dealer.
in Heurich's beer at about half the
price of ordinary ice, while the SUR
plus is sold to those who may com,
to the brewery and apply for it, thu
Evening star., 1901-05-18
''Nothing in Europe Equals It,"

Il was in Europe travelling four
months last year and I didn't find
single beer that was half as good as
Christian Heurich's beer brewed in
Washington. | have been handling
it twenty-five years, and | gain GUS
toners every day through it.
(Signe0 Chas. A. Dismer,
7oS K st.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
James Shea,
3 333 Pennsylvania avenue.

'It's the best beer brewed in the
country today. 1t suits all the
Washington trade the best. Every
body asks for it and they all praise
it. It's the only beer we handle"
M. McInerney. 1926 9TH st.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Edward J. Gardiner,
400 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

'We do not sell any other Wash
ington beer on draught. Maerzen
is a good beer. 1t is gaining in pop
uiarity." The National Hotel,
Chas. Van Riswick,
Barkeeper.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

'Heurich's is the best there is. We
have a good trade and we sell Heu-
rich's exclusively"
John Appich,
1909 nth st. Sc.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

where Maerzen is sold, and those
who sell Maerzen exclusively build
up large business and make more
money than if they sold any or all
other beers, no matter how much
profit other beers may yield.
Other Beers VS., Maerzen.
The profit in other beers is due to
the fact that they cost less to make
are made of cheaper malt-cheaper
hops-and by a cheaper process.
The difference between Maerzen and
other beers is easily detected by the
beer drinker, and he soon acquires a
taste for Maerzen that no other beer
will satisfy. He asks for Maerzen,
demands Maerzen and buys his beer
where Maerzen is sold.
Some Sample Interviews.
The story of Heurich's Beer will
be presented in series OF page arti-
cles, of which this is the first. The
heading of this Introductory article,
THE BEST BEER IN THE
WORLD" dictates that the evidence
OF the outside public be presented in
this particular page, and, therefore,
as far as the space will permit, inter
views are quoted.
The reading public will probably
enjoy the story of the brewery and
divers interviews on other branches
of the subject, such as "Beer as a
Temperance Beverage, which will
be presented in other pages later,
more than this mere setting forth of
testimonials" but SO complete and
conclusive is the evidence furnished
in the signed interviews they are
given precedence.
The most important interview is
that with Prof Wiley, and It is given
in display type in space specially
reserved for it. The interview with
Prof. MEunroe of Columbian UniveI-
sity is entirely personal
Prof. Monroe said to the inter
viewer: Il have made repeated visits
to the Heurich Brewery. I have
visited it in company with Captain
Sigsbee and other prominent gentle
men of the navy, whom l became &C
quainted with during my long term
in the service.
"Observation of the process by
which the Heurich beer is brewcd
and knowledge of its character en-
ables me to say that it is a pure
and wholesome beverage, and l per-
sonally recommend it to individuals
and clubs. 1t is a pure, wholesome
beer, but | have never made a pro-
| fessional investigation or analysis of
the beer. Prof. Wiley, chief chemist
of the Department of Agriculture,
has, and he is eminently qualified to
pass upon the question of beer. The
analysis of all the beers exhibited at
| the Chicago Worlds Fair was re-
| ferred to Prof. Wiley for report"
Evening star., 1901-05-18
"The Best Ever Brewed. !"


"Maerzen is best beer ever brewed.
That is what any man who knows
will tell YOU"
'Heurich's beer is the best beer in
the world. He thinks his Senate
beer beats his Maerzen beer, but 7
don't. He has them all whipped ON
brewing beer. They all try 70 copy
him, but they can't.
81 sell more of it than all the
others put together grea7 deal
more"
do you think it is better than
Milwaukee or St. Louis beer?"
Il certainly do. We never handled
any dark beer except Heurich's, be-
cause we think it is the best
(Signed) r. 7. Warwick,
AIS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
His Trade Increased.

Il handle Heurich's exclusively. L
have handled it exclusively several.
years, and my trade has increased re-
markably in that time"
Cha
Evening star., 1901-05-18
This Trade Wants Only Maerzen.

"We self Heurich's beer exclusive
ly because it's the best beer in the
world. Our trade wants Maerzen
and nothing but Maerzen."
(Signed) Robert Allen,
A26 10th street northwest.
Evening star., 1901-05-18

Eve sell Heurich's exclusively on
draught It's the most popular beer
on the market. A man can't get
along without it.
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Evening star., 1901-05-18
Don't Know of Any as Good"

Il don't know of anything any
better than Maerzen."
"Is there anything as good?"
mot to my opinion. 1t is the
principal beer | handle. | sell a
great deal OF it, and the demand in
creases."
(Signed
Evening star., 1901-05-18
"The Best Brewed in Any Coun-
try."

1T is the best and purest beer
brewed in this or any other country.
| am the dealer who first introduced
Senate beer on draught here. 1t is
especially good, because it agrees so
well with the stomach. | drink it
exclusively. 1t is beer and a medi-
cine at the same time. The Senate
would sell a great deal better if it
were On general sale, same as Maer-
zen is"
(Signe0