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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-26
S,ot Springs, arf.

Ser bette Ort fir 9tube, @rbplung unb
Ger9niigen, ooer our Stdrflu9 uab npr<
oufgegangener 8rantbeit, Doer sur Sci
lung uDn fnit ir9enb einen 2eioen lit Der
6erithnlte uno tuelt<befannte 8urprt s. D t
prin9s.
9us ii6 bier befiubltcbe Solfs Soui@
toriuH. oaS inter Der &pntrofe Der Ser.
Staaten &eqierung ftebt uno gum 9Sphle
oeS 8DlfeS beIte6t. tit irbou lett Sa6ren-
lett Der Belt lcbDn, ehe baS Nftiliiiippi@
5bal helteDelt rurroe = ais Die berii6mtee
ten Ntineral>Quellen Der 2gelt, Die luelt>
befannten WiineralzGuellen @uropus niAt
auS9e'cblplien, pDrtAeil1aft befannt ge~
iueIen.
Die Srou Mpuntain 8abn 1T bic bette
bDrt6in fiibrenoe 9inie, ba lie bic grDBte
8equemliffeit besii9licb gtusltattun9 uno
0ienlt liefert. 8uaman Shlnf g8aaen,
reclining chair ears' uuo leic1t lailz
fenbe gSag9ons iollteu ieben iberreoen
oiele 9inie 81 benuben.
9urcb einen Srief on ben @eneral-
Iaiiagiers@qent, Serru s. 6. Sumnsenb
in ct. QpuiS, Doer an irgeno einen Der
bieIe 9iuie reprdientireuoeu 8ertreter,
er66lt man cine uollitdnbiae 8eIebreibuna
6iele8 beri1mten 8urprteS, 6pt Sprinos.
Gin Belucb oortbin toiro licb reidlicb
lo6nen.
5. s. 2epis. s. g. Gaent,
'23, ,6ult, lnlfu Nuftn, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-03-26
Cine itiirntii9e &eiGstagsiieung

g(us 8erlin beribtet oas &abel:
Die SbluB1ibung bes 9teibstages
pDr ben Slterferien trug feinestpegs
ben perlDbnenoen un0 friebliben
gborafter bes Siterfeltes. SIM @e=
gentbeil eing es nod 5lt gllterlebt
rebt itiirmi1b unb friegerilb su.
Son ipaialoempfratilder Seite tpur=
ben Der &ai1er unb feline Sfatbgeber
beIbul0igt, auf Die @erid1te cine Grel=
lion ausSuiiben periubt gu baben.
Snsbelpnbere bebanptete Der Nba.
Seine, Der &aiier babe Die Gerurtbeiz
flung einselner 8ubltci1ten, nanent=
lib Warimilian 6aroen's eetpiinlbt.
(Sronungsruf oes 8raiioenten.)
Damn soe Seine eeeen ben Suitiami=
ininiiter SbDnitebt los. SbtpDbl
er, &eoner, angefiinbigt babe, baB
er beute i'm 6eibstaee auf Die i'm
2anbtaee eegen i'm eeri9teten Nn=
eriffe bes WiniiterS anttporten tperbe,
lei bieier .pieoerum ni6t antpeleno.
@abrlbeinlib tpplle er 1tb bier nibt
als &ugelfang aufitellen.
n8ir miifien uns", fubr Der foaia=
liitil6e Geoner fort, rben lDuperanen
Son Derbitten, ben ein5elne preuBi=
ibe Winiiter neuerbines belieben.
Wir iinb elm Saft0r in Der @elebge=
bung, tpdbreno bic Wiinilter bDd)z
items braubbare Salfsfrdfte 1ino.
Die Miniiter miifen bier erldeinen.
geatiirlib lit es bequemer, pDm
nbtaes=Sbmoapinfel aus &raft=
tpDrte nab bem &ei9stae gu l1leu=
bern. (llnrube.) Ser Sulti5niuiz
fter bat MIDI bppotbetilh einen FREE
hen 2iigner genannt. Sb babe fein
8eburfniB, ben SpieB um5uoreben,
unb beihrdnfe MIDI auf bas Gitat:
rDas mar fein 6elbenitiief, Sfta=
niD !" Sc tpdre lbneibiger getpe=
fen, tpenn Der Suiti5miniiter oem
@eribts GDrlibenben i'm 5ar=
ben BrD5eB erflart bdtte, es
tpirbe erfreulib lein, tpenn Elm
&ibter freilprehe, DbtpDbl er
tpiiie, baB Der 9aiier. eine gerur=
tbeilung tpiinide. (Sronungsruf
oes 8rd1ibenten.) Cine MaulfDrb=
iuftia lit zines freien Solfes ltntpiir=
big. @ir iino iebt bereits bel ben
Maieitatsbeeriffen eiies 9iberius
unb Galigula angelangt. Sin Iltp=
naer @eridt bat ben merfennens=
mertben Wfutb gebabt. 81 enti6eloen.
oaB Der Baiius in einem confissirten
Slugblatt: INIT groBipurigen Geoen
fiibrt er bic &plle zines prablerlihen
@oliatb auf" ii4 nur auf ben aailer
beaieben fDnne.
Der Staatslefretdr bes 9ieihs=
Suiti5alnts, Or. Nieberoing, erpi=
berte fur5, Die 9ebe 6eine's lei Elm
Meiiterftiid in Der Sniultiruna zines
Nbpeienben. (Suruf: p@r fam ia
I eribeinen.
Naboem bann mod Der So5ialiit
6aaie auseefIbrt batte, baB in einem
&lalenitaat eine &lalleniu1tis natiir=
lib lei, fano S6luS Der Debate itatt.
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@riinSuna einer wfuiteritaSt.

Gin s'eanti9er Ylan, in Dem ofli6en Ebeile Oes
sanoes cine eroBe inouitriele Mteritaot su grim
ben, 1T in Der S6uebe, uno Die 5oee oabe it, etle
Staot 5u grinosn, no peri6ieoene 5abritanten uno
elne Mrmee BON Mngeeaten urlter loSia5en 8erbdlt=
niiien 5uiammengebradt mcroen, tucd)e Dem &aptal
5Ir Gbre uno ben Nrbeitern slm gtubeu 9erei9en;
uno Die Staot uno Die 6abriten iolen na6 Den arl=
ertannt beiten @eI6dftsmetboben nit Der gr6Bten
&hfN6t auf Die t0rperli6e uno 9eiitiee gsoblabrt
ibrer yepobner eingerd)tet meroen iuernen 8or
finf,a Sabren iuuroe cine WeoiSn begriabet, mel6e
9ei6sfals Die gr6Bte 8obliabrt Der Menihbeit gum
3pef bate. IS mar bas $5oitetter's 9Rasenbitters
cine auf Der gan3en 98elt our6 ibre 6eiluug rgeno
wel6er BON Wa9enidwd4e berribrenoen 2eloen be-
rhbmte Ir5nei, @eriu6t es gesen DpspepIie, 9er=
itopfuns, 8eroauungst0runa, 4uiltob,n, S6taf=
loigfelt, Gaaepersitung, Ntrpoiitdt oDer Wtataria
Sieber ooer taltes Gieber. @ls elm 5riibabrs Be-
lebnngs= unb YMtreiuisunas Mittel itebt es uuer=
reidlt oa. llniere Yrpat Steuermarte beOedt Den
6als Der Glaide.
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Gin efaQ ppn munberharer 8

Gin Sal BON tpunberbarer Qez
bensrettung bat ii9 in Gpm in einem
6aule oes pDpuldren @squilinpier=
tets sugetraeen. Ourt lief elm neun=
jdbriees Wiaoben Innita Gaputo all
ein pffenes 5eniter bes liebenten
StodtperfS, INN elne pDm Spf ber=
aufibaaenbe Wiulif belier su bDren,
lebnte iib au tpeit fiber uno itilr5te
binab. SIN Saa itieB oas Wdohen
NIT oem &opf an einen iiber Den 0of
bintpeg geipannten Drabt. Der gum
Infbdngen BON @dlbe bient, uno
untplllfiirlib flamlnerte ,es lih nit
beioen Sdnoen baran. Der Orabt
rib ourb ben beftieen StpB, uno nit
Dem fiirseren @noe, an Dem bic
fleine Innita bine, tpurbe lie nab
Der Wano biniiber eelbpungen, no
oleles gnoe befeitigt mar. 60
flog iie aeraoe in ein Dffene5 5Sen1ter
oeS 5tpeiten Stpds binein, an Dem
5ufdllig eine 6ebamme itonb, Die
nibt tpenig eritaunt eetpelen mar,
als Iie in ibren 9rmen pl6bticb elm
neunjdbriees &ino hielt, OaS ppn
6immel berunter9efallen lhien. aber
auBer einiaen 6autabl6iirflutgen fei=
nerlei 8erlebungen gebabt bate.
9ab elmer fur5en Bflege i'm Solpital
tpiro Die fleine Innita obne Sbmer=
gen an ibre merfwilroiae 2uftreile uno
ibre Bieoergeburt surildoenfen f1n=
tfef1
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Gin nnr5iigli1er 9rppfem,

6as lit 6as einitimnise urtbeil, tuelbes
bas Bublitmm iber bas TEXAS PRIDE
ber "San Antonio Brewing Associa-
ton" (gitp>Brauerei) sefdllt hat. Oas
Sob bes neuen 8ieres tuirb iberan bin
pertiinbet unb bic Brauerei lit faun, int
Stanbe, alle Guftrdge 10 prompt 3a fiil<
len, tuie iie bies tpo5l mbbte. Dfe SER
iteliuns Sieles gierss it Elm sbus ins
S9uarse, Elm 9refer, tuie er tusblsee
lunaener niebt Iein fonnte.
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@abt SIRE i4ntt berim@t?

Watiirlicb bos neae Slaifenbier Der
Gan Nntonio 8reipin9 MhuciatiDn (@itp
8rauerei), bic NIT bem TEXAS
PRIDE" ibren Werfen cine ueitere
binsugefIgt bat, bic einen serabesu pbae
npnenalen grfol9 auftueiit nnb lbren
9riumpbsns iiber ben 9ansen Staat nnb
peit iiber bic @ren5en binaus fprtiebt.
gBer elm burbaus reines, aus bem beiten
Sppfen unb ber beiten @erite hergeitelltes
Bier au trinfen tuiinidbt unb su tuiirbigen
tpeiB, tpiro iieb an ''Texas Pride" halten
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Gr narrte bic Gbirmracn.

9lae Nerate iaeten Genif Sarnil=
ton ppn @eft Sefferion, o., nab=
benz er felt 18Wonaten unter Rec
tai Fistula" eelitten bate, er tpiroe
iterben, tpenn nibt cine foitlpielige
Operation pDreenDmmen tuiiroe; er
beilte ii6 jeoob ielbit init Budlens
Nrnica=Salbe, Der beiten in Der
@elt. 8eites Wtittel gegen 0aut=
Iusih(ag. 25 @t8. per Shahs
tel. 8u baben bel S. 8alteper q
Sobn DrDeuiiten.
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ssn Webrenoorf bel Dsnabriid

- Sn @ebrenoorf bel 0snabrud
eri1oB Der S9mieb Shuiter Die
bort anidiIigen 8auern Sieffen uno
Shni.tfer unb periubte, ben @e=
meinbeporitano Sberneper au erz
mprben. Das Wotip Der Tbat lit
nod nibt fi1er befannt, fDn aber in
einem Streite iber Die 8esablung
BON Nrbeiten beiteben.
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Wulf gbpre Babn.
2lbfo hrt.

Nbfabrt.
Nacb Stodbole, taglieb, ausaenpmmen
Spnnta9s. ..............., 800 Sprm.
autunIt.
Spn Stodbale, tdslid). ousecnu,nmen
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GilenbaDu Syabr>Blan,
5. & @. ". @asn.
9lbfahrt.

Nocb ct. Souls uia Srun Mpuntain ober
DC. 6. & 1870 9ta bm1.
Na6 ct. 9Duts blu Sron Muna tain
GDute. ............6. SIS Nbenbs.
NGcb ct. 2ouis bia SrDn Mpuniain
Eoute e............... 800 gl6enbs.
Hocb 6earne ta9lifb. 200 Ufprgens.
9tacb 9areoD.. D............ 9:45 &orm
Nnfunft.
Son ct. 9puis, ,}rou Muuntoin & 81.
St. & S................... .7:30 Sornl.
Spn Nnroen. Notwithstanding .9:25 &Drnl.
Spn gtoroen .............. 40 Naetn.
Son 6earne tdglteb. ....... ll:20 Nbenos.
SDn GareoD. 1920 0tachm.
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= 3um erlten Wale felt benz 8iir=
gerfriege 1itt in BET Staatsgeiebge=
bune opn Norbcarolina fein einsiger
Heaer.
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81 II funft.
M. s.. & z. Sabm.
81 bfohrt.

Nob Baco, sSDrt @Drtb. 0allas. &anlas
gitD, ct. Qouis unb gbiea9o, tdelicb,
(S. U & q. y. 9eppt) .7:45 Mor9ens.
Aab gSacp, Sort @Drtb, 9allas &c. (non
Sunlet@OepDt) .......... 800 gbenbs.
@nfunft:
8pn Chicago, st. 2puis, 8anias 9th,
Dallas, 6prt S8prtb uno gsaco, thelicb
(Suniet 9epoD ....... S:30 SDrm.
Son Baco, Sort 9SDrtb, 9allas &c. (S.
q. & q. Is. 9epDH -. 1920 @benos.
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- Sn England elauben iie an De
@et's ,@abnlinn". @ir glauben
an feline ,Metbobe1
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Der beutlbe &eibsfan5ler miro
ihlieBli6 nod ihielen lernen. Gin
Nuge bat er befdnoig auf England
gerihtet, oas anoere auf Die Nerarier.
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9. u. & q. y. 8abn.
u bfahrt,

gtaeb @atpeitou, Souiton unb guero tds<
Zig. observation-disclosures. .S:45 @prm.
gsacb Corpus Gbriiti, @ranias 8aB nnb
Seenille taalirb 2:20 9a6m.
giacb Sbrnc uno aerrotlle, tdelitb, aus
genDmmen Sonntogs. 2:45 Ia6nl.
9tacb S6rne uno Sierrutlle, GDnntags..
..................... $3.50 Gorm.
Nnfunft.
Son @albeaDn, 5Duiton unb guerD tag<
lteb ..E0O NbenoS.
Son Corpus @briiti, @ranias GaB uno
Geebille ta9lib. l:55 Ha6m,
Bon 86rne l1no &erroille. taglitb. aus
:, genommen Sennta9s. -. 1855 Born.
Bon SDrne uno 8errpille, Sonutaes, -.
..................... 800 Mbenbs.
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SferpDie Seutc, mno fUlcile, bic att
eetrenete &Opf Nrbeit gu tbun babeu, tcnnen Den
@prtbeil. Der ibneu aus Dem @ebraufs BON 3r
Sie9ert's @ngoitnra Yitters erpd6t
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vWrpRmmtter'S Ebee" regniirf
bic Seber. 25c bet alien 9rpautiteu.
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u nj II IT.

gon Norb~3e eros, ct. Nuuis unb gbicagp
Katy Flyer ........ $3.50 MDrgens.
Son gfen Orleans, Soulten uno Snle
oelton ta9liG G............ .4:45 STADIUM.
Spn 81 Gaio, Galifornien uuo Merifo
............ .7:30 9tbenos.
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Gpmtbern 3sasiFic Sabs,.
U B / a brt.

% q UCI.
Nad) gietu Orleans, 9uuitpn unb Gal
oeton tGglicb ........ l2;00 Niittaqs.
9tad 81 95alp. galifpruen unb WteIifD
................9 500 SDrm.
Jtacb 9iDroeSeres, ct. Guuis uno gbica~
go (katy Flyer) ..... 900 2l6enbs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12


They were still sitting at desert, a sill
ent little company Bess had been try
ing to talk and failed, and Declares was
gazing at her with a slow earnestness
that was not lost upon the two third
parties. Now one of the servants
brought in a telegram. The mistress of
the house took it up listlessly as a thing
of business; then she read it with a cry:
"Oh! It's Archle!" she said ITS
ARCHER
They all started. Surprise had driven
away all the wlstful WEAKNESS of her
manner her eyes were shining, her
checks were red.
And who is Archie?" asked Joseph
quickly.
My cousin--my soldier cousin" said
Bess. He has got leave-he is coming
home-he has landed"'
Mrs Cox looked at her thoughtfuIly.
Let me see." she said Did 1 meet
him at the-wedding?
No" answered Bess, a bright scarlet
heightening the young eagerness in her
face, lie sailed for India that mcrn-
ing"
"Ohr'
I'VE were brought up together Won
know. said she, turning t, Dalcarrss-
the only one who hal asked nothing
and / haven't seen him since. Pellvv|.--
Mrs Cox was attentive.
You must stay on with me while h
IS here, toto
''Of course"
Il shall be charmed" said JOS Pm.
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When shall communicate the result OF
my deliberations?" l asked in the hall
Tomorrow"
I'm going to Thurston'a."
Thursday
IF you like"
Thursday. then. Good night. Mary"
1t Is In the compact that / am not 10
call her Merry. but do Sometimes she
objects. sometimes she doesn't. on this
occasion she only tossed her head and
half turned away from me. She is aware
that she looked well IN profile. ] sudden
ly bent over her. and
How dare your she cried houy.
Il couldn't help 1t. Mary; you looked
her face scarlet.
II shall not be in on Thursday" she
called. as she turned the corner. "or any
other day"
so | went out. feeling triumphantly
foolish.
Next Thursday called. and she wasn't
out; but she received me cody. and kept
the table between us.
Look here Mary" ] began.
a.. Miss is. G!arIIysle, If you please"
oo, ~ don't please as IL T. Is cutie natural to
'Ye-es; but people might msunder-
stand. we agreed; and go
I'm not going to pandcr 10 ether poo
pies stupidity,"I said. Indignantly: and
] don't consider that friendship should
have to be weighed and measured in ex-
act words | had prepared this remark
beforehand.
MOO: perhaps not" knew It
would score. Still. there are bounds
to friendship" She shut her little
mouth decisively.
IF you mean last Tuesday"
81 don't want to talk about IT," she
interrupted. Have you considered abo II
the storios?'
Yes; have reasoned out my position
most carefully. Mary" She f.owned. but
passed the familiarity.
And yoIr conclusions?"
is In verse"
"Oh. how nicer' Women always like
fellow to run to verse. I suppose 1t
10 because he Is sure TO give himself
away. LET nte see it,
"On condition that you read II aloud
She looked objections "I want to hear
If have got the swing"
So she detained softly. 7 think I
said that she had pretty voice.
TO MARY.
/ made me tale OF the tempest at sea-
Full OF thunder and lightning ebove
And the terrors that be when the storm
winds are free
But the end OF the story was Iove
I sang me & song of raid in the glen.
With Tilt Of the pipers who played
strike again. strike again, and die figEti
like meni
And the struggle was over maid!
l planned me a play OF a monarch OF
And his courtiers In shken attire.
And his statesmen who came like q
moth to the flame
For a pair of bright eyes were the fire!
l paeaned the praise OF an hero so calm.
And so strong in the tumult TO stand
When 1 found me the charm that had
strengthened his arm
1t was only the touch OF a hand.
And J? IF my heart for moment be
strong.
If my tale for page ring sincere.
Or If merits belong to the play or tho
song
They are only four echoes. my dear
When she came 70 the last line her
voice was very soft, and Just q Httis
fearful. / put my hand on her shoulder
and we stood looking silently at the pa
per Tor minute. Then drew her gently
TO me-the way the stories end:
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First British census
LONDON Chronlcle.

London Chronicle.
It is significant OF the invariable oppo-
stion offered TO any innovation In this
country that when the first proposal for
a census was made in parliament n met
with bitter hostility. It was on March
80. 1853. that Mr.. Potter, NJ. p, asked
leave to bring in a bill for the taking
ana registering an annual account OF the
total number of people and OF the total
number OF births, deaths and maria ges -
The ex-home secretary's grandfs ther.
Mr. Matthew Ridley, said that the people
or Newcastle regarded the measure az
ominous. and feared-havinR regard per-
maps. to the punishment awarded 20 King
DayidIlest some public misfortune or an
ep!dsmical distemper should follow the
commons. and received the support of
the government. but was thrown out by
the lords.
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listeners. Messer LEONARDO gave his ac-
count of what had taken place. He had
come from Milan on private business, not
wishing his presence known In Florence:
ne had CHANGED on the carving: ne had
scrubbed the cipher as a piece of mere
mischief. and because he believed that
Toni and no other would in any case re-
ceive the prize.
Your secretary" he said to Ser Luigi
SIS. as you know, an old friend OF minis
and let me In to see the contest from
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behind closed curtains. which accounts
for my appearing at the proper moment. 90
"A most extremely proper moment
echoed Ser Luigi And now tell us what
punishment this cecco deserves"
''Souse him in the Arno once or twice. o"
was Lionardo's ready reply. ut migCt
cure him of living and thieving And YOU
my Toni, woodcarver-in-chief TO Ser
Luigi Alberti." he turned TO the boy who
had stolen W beside him, was / not
right in saying the cipher would bring
you luclS?''
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12

The travel over the Minneapolis &. ST
Louis r. r. to Omaha has doubled in
one year. Reason, each new passenger
Is a permanent patron.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
Only $I2.3o to Lincoln, Neb., and Re-
turn via Chicago Great western

On May 23d to 9th, 1901, the Chicago
Great Western railway viii sell through
excursion tickets to Lincoln, Neb., to
attend the annual meeting Of tho Ger
man Faptists Dunkaris) to be held In
that city May 9th to 3lst. Tickets good
to return June 4th Cor TILL June 3etf Inv
payment OF so cents extral
For further information apply to ]. N.
Storr. City Ticket Agent corner Fifth
and Robert streets. ST. Paul. MINI.
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STRUCTURE

In days. without pain. injury or Inconvenience
The eouEiss are inserted at night and act while you
sle9p. Graz Solvent" removes every symptom Of
structure, leaving tho cansl as healthy as when
LATINO. NO INJECTIONS TO IRRITATE THE
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12

disease. Tho seminal ducts project into the urs-
thra canal through the Prosts Gland ard are lily
reached by LOCAL IREA rdENT
DR.. Carter's 'Gran-Solvent' soluble Eouses will
dissolve digest aud forever remove
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-12
S $::44s x: X; ~ W.:
l0,S46=-CURES DURING LAST YEAR-==D,S46
Why the Frghfu Tension Structure is Dissolved Like Snow
Beneath the Sun-IN FIFTEEN DAYS.
Why Weak Men Are Restored by the Magic St James Treatment
Applied Locally and Directly to the Affected Parts

We answer ths ques-
lions briefly. II you cut
an artery in yoIr arm you
do not take internal msdi-
cine 70 stop the flow OF
blood. YOU USE LOCAL
APPLICATIONS. Sim
Ilsrly when the urethrsl
ducts become weakened
and relaxed II is ridiculous
to take internal treatment.
which must pass through
the stomach and urine be-
fora II raachAs thA saaf ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-15
THE MYSTERY SOLVED.

The mystery surrounding the old
man who was found on the road
east of town week ago last Sunday
has been cleared up somewhat.
After he was taken to the infirmary
he grew more rational and said his
home was at De Smet, s.: D. He
claimed to have a daughter living
near Canton, s. D., and said his son
John was in the Philippines. After
communicating with parties Of De
Smet, DIR. Carrel of the .infr1nary,
found that the old fellow had finally
discovered ''where he was at," and
last Monday the Doctor took him to
De Smet, where. he will receive care
and necessary treatment.
The pony and cart that was found
on the road near the old man is in
possession Of Supervisor Murphy
who will hold the property. until
some. disposition is made of it.
-Democart Adrian. #
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-15
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

Village council met in regular
secession Friday evening. Messers
Douglass President, Recorder Hick-
man, and councilmen Boberg and
Hubbard, were present
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved. The following bills were
allowed. Atkinson and B. coal,
$2O7.81; A. c. Todd, labor, $40. so,
P. C'Oconnor, 800; W. Loungren,
labor, $21.4 IS; P. Larson, labor,
$3.50; P. L. Larson, labor, IS. 40;
G. Mecklenberg, labor, $13. 50; Geo.
Martin, labor, $6.15; r. Dauphiney,
labor, &29.75; F. M. Hickman, sup
plies, $3.50; Fl. Wayne Elec. Co.
supplies, $3.50; o. Sanford labor,
$5.25; Geo. Lewis, labor,$ $50; E.
W. Cutler, cement walk, $S8. so;
Elec. Eng. Co. supplies, $15s.97; W.
/. Humston, $29.S1;'O. Sanford, Ia
Dor, $500; NJ. S. Smith, freight,
&S.49.
The question Of passing an ordi.
nance to prohibit selling or ped.
ding meat on the streets was dis
cussed and will be referred to village
attorney for legality of such an act.
ion. The idea is, that there il
considerable diseased meat through
out the country and the butchers
refuse to buy it and an ordinance Of
this kind would prevent it's sale.
Supt. Garrettson was present and
informed the council that the elect.
ric light service had reached the ca.
pacity of the plant or within one hun
dred lights. 1t was decided not tc
put in any more lights except fol
business houses. Thus it will be
seen that the village IS confronted
with the fact that the electric light
plant will have to be increased to
accommodate the demand. There
is already a large number of appi
cations for lights. The treasury, as
usual is overdrawn. The present
council finding an overd1awn treas
ury when they took hold and will
leave it that way at the expiration
of their term. The plant requires
more dynamo and steam capacity,
and before the people can be accom-
mdodated with lights the capacity
of these machines must be increased.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-11-15

Many Of our subscriber are doubt
less also subscribers to The Pioneer
Press, and in calling attention to
and complimenting that paper on
the newspaper par excellence that
they have been getting out, we are
but echoing the opinion of every
person who has had the pleasure Of
reading that very admirable sheet.
OF late The Pioneer Press has given
more space to the news of the
Northwest and a greater space to
sporting news, and has changed the
make up of the paper 81 as to en-
able the reader to find at a glance
just the news he sees. The bright
est and cleverest writer's of the
Twin Cities are requisitioned to
make a paper that will fairly bristle
with news, non-partisan and COM
plete. Editorials that are clean cut,
broad and fair Special stories and
features that must appeal to and in
Fterest every person who reads them.
In fact at every point The Pioneer
Press is q news paper and one that
gu the Northwest MAXWELL e::proud
q and submit s.. comparison with
'any paper published IN ahy part q
fhls b r, country ,s=ti ''';' t