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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-12

There is no economy in buying a
pair of cheap glasses, because they
are poorly fitted and you will soon
have to discard theIu any way, why
not come to us first and get better
glasses and havesthem properly ad-
justed. Our optical department can
not be surpassed in Texas and we
guarantee a fit. Ross Jeweiry Co.,
guaranteed opticians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-12

Yesterday afternoon the members
of the Hafner Jewelry and Music
Company met and elected officers
for the year as follows: A. Hafner,
president; g. M. Supple, vice presi-
dent; Fred Newton, treasurer; w.
T. Stovall, secretary.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13

have held that the wardens were
stoo perniciously vigilant, and
rarely ever speak compliment
arily Of those officers. Laws that
do not command the universal
respect of all good people are
rather dangerous things to have
on the statute books, laws that
are not respected but simply
feared as are the game laws
have no business on the law
books of the state. We would
not advocate a wide open policy.
but do believe that laws SO con
stituted that they would not
hedge themselvesso closely about
what people consider their inner
it rights would have more benef-
cial results than the present one.
The present code is too narrow
for peopleto relish. A longopen
season for all kinds of game
would be more satisfactory TO the
people of the state, would be bet
ter observed, and there would be
no greater slaughter Of game
during the year than there is
now, and whole lot of cheap
skate politicians who areiholding
down the Offices as wardens
could retire from business, very
much to the benefit of the treas
ury and to the qualification Of all
who have came to the conclusion
that the game laws as they now
exist are strictly farce.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
Thousands Have been Sold.

The Milwaukee Sentinel has ar
ranged with the manufacturers of
the Porcelain Plaques, to furnish {.
handsome gilt frame for each and
every plaque without additional cost,
excepting expense of express and
delivery.
If you are at present a subscriber
to the Sentinel, you can assure a
plaque, by sending photograph with
30 per cent to pay expense OF express
and delivery.
If you are not a subscriber to the
Sentinel, you can secure the plaque,
reproduced from any photograph
sent US. by subscribil for the Sen
tlrr.. or three months, and sending
30 cents in addition TO pay expense
OF express and delivery Of photo
graph and plaque
Te guarantees to return photo
graph with plaque within thirty
days after order has been received.
The plaque is guaranteed to be an
exact likeness of the photograph
furnished and will never fade.
Address all communications to
Circula ton Department,
Milwaukee Sentinel.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
Notice of Taxes

Notice is hereby given that the
Tax roll for the year 1901 is now in
my hands for collection and that
taxes charged therein are subject to
payment at my office at any time
prior to, or on the 18th day OF
February, 1902. and that after said
18th day OF February, | shall proceed
TO collect such taxes charged on such
roll and remaining unpaid, as he law
directs. NELs LEE,
Town Treasurer.
Dated at Washburn, Wisconsin,
December Bird, 1901.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
Educate Your Bowels

Your bowels can be trained as well.
as your muscles or your brain. Cas-
carets Candy Cathartic train your
bowels to do right. Genuine tablets
stamped C. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, roc.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
Schools Board Proceedings.
September 18th 1901.

September 10Th 1901.
At a special meeting of the execu-
tive committee. All present The
salary Of Professor D e Cameron was
divided as follows: For principal OF
high schoo $40 80: for supervisor OF
grades $50 90 per month.
Meeting adjourned.
j. A. Sheridan. Secretary
September 9th, 1901
Special meeting of executive com
mittee. All members present. The
following bills we're audited and al
lowed
D Cameron principal II S $40 SIS
Ida Burnett first assistant s. 90
r l. McClatchie I'd IS 90
Bert s oscar Sd so 90
Meeting adjourned
October 25fh, 1901.
At a special meeting the following
bills were allowed
d Cameron SO s.
Ida A Burnett IS 90
E L McGlatchie s. 90
Bert S Oscar so 90
Meeting adiourned.
November 22nd, 1901.
The following bills were allowed.
d E Cameron $40 IS
Ida Burnett IS 60
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
THE FtDEE PRESS BOOMERANG.

|
THE F(R)EE PRESS BOOMERANG.
THE Milwaukee Free Press
sprung a great boomerang Mon
day BY thep publication ofaffidavits
of two publishers in Grant coun-
| ty, saying that they had received
5000 each from the Republican
! League. The affidavits are made
by Henry E. Roethe, editor of the
Fennimore Times, and G. w.
| Goldsmith, Of the Boscobel Sen
tinel. 1t develops that the two
editors were to give in exchange
for the money a certain number
of subscriptions, and incidental
Ily as they were supposed to be
favorable to the league, would
| publish some Of the reading mat
ter sent them from headquarters
on the Eleventh floor.'' The
Free Press published what fur
ther purported to be an interview
with Mr.. Roethe duplicating
Pension Agent Ed. D. NCoe and
others in "the purchase, !" as it
calls it, of the opinions of the
Fennimore paper. It contained
besides the affidavits, a whole lot
of stuff purporting to come from
Fennimore, and credited to Mr..
Roethe. Tuesday Mr.. Roche
branded these newspaper in er-
views as lies of The wors type,
and Mr. Coealso denounced them,
but no withs anding these slate
mems, he Free Fress continued
o give hem credence in its issue
of Tuesday. Anyone who knows
Mr.. Coe, and likewise anyone
who knows Mr.. Roethe will agree
that if there is any question of
veracisy between them and he
Milwaukee Free Press hat the
Free Press man certainly is sit. "
The upshot of he whole business
is that it is acknowledged hat Mr..
Rolhe received $500 from the
league, and he returned it laert
on, believing that he was not con-
scien liously en- tiled 10 it. At
he same ime it may be no ed
that Mr.. Roche still rei'eral es
hal he believes in he slalwart
policy, and is supporting their
plan of campaign. Bug as he is
very conscientious man he be-
lieves that what he does should
be for he sake of the principle
and not for what there NIGH be
in it in a financial way. AS to
Goldsmith things do not look as
clean. It appears that after re-
ceiying S2COhe was made a deputy
oil Inspector under Governor La
Follette. He then madea ssholler,
saying hat he had returned
he $40 % headquar ers, but
"headquar ters" have failed thus
far TO receive the money. The
Governors depar melt 10 make
heir bluff stick, hen brew
Goldsmi b over he boards, and
his appointment was notapproved |
and he is a he present writing
lef on all around. There Will
be lii tie syInpath by expressed foi
such a con cup Iole course as
his, and he old saw sIla you
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13
j. E. JONES'.
FARCE OF THE GAME LAWS.

has been atte mptlng to prosecute
some violations of the game laws
in this county, and for his pains
in arresting the manager Of the
Booth Packing Company at Bay
field the Press reads him the
right act, because while the vio-
lation of the law was perhaps ap-
parent enough still the charge
of having underweight white
fish, was simply a technical
charge. The same warden at
tempted to arrest one of our
butchers for Having under-We
white fish, and our temporary
across the street complimented
the action of Judge Warden in
turning down the application of
the warden for q warrant. And
that remi nds us that last fall sew
eral parties were arrested at or
near Gable charged with viola
tions of the game laws in the
killing Of deer. When they were
arraigned for trial one of them
was sentenced to a term in jail,
but somehow through the habas-
corpuses of the law all escaped
the courts. And year ago there
was brought to this city a viola
tor from out near Iron River,
who was con victed of killing deer
out of season and sentenced to
Jail. Then the discovery was
made that he twas an industrious
old farmer, very worthy man,
etc., and the town was filed with
pity for him. The game warden
lost his job at the next meeting
of the county board, and the
county has not had a warden on
a salary since. It seems to be
pretty generally understood that
there are anumber of well known
citizens who do ga little hunting
all the year round, and never
hesitate to shoot at anything that
has hair on it. But still all this
seems to concern nobody in par
ticular The only complainants
ever made regarding the game
laws is when somebody is arrest
ed for It's violation. And what is
true locally Can be said of all
northern isconsin. All of which
leads one to draw the conclusion
that the game laws are not held
in respect by the people whose.
friends are interested, and are
not sustained by public senti-
ment. They have their only
champions in the game wardens,
who are usually about the most
abused men in the country, and
are supported only by a few zeal
Gus sportsmen and only a very
small percentage of the latter.
It is safe to say that there we're
more deer killed during last year
in northern Wisconsin than in
any previous year in history, not
withstanding the 'seternal vigil
ance of the wardens," and the
very strict and stringent game
laws. They seem only to be
obeyed through fear of the war
dens, and a sense of respect for
their provisions is almost a
stranger to most people who go
into the woods with a gun across
their shoulders. The state of
Wisconsin will have to realize
sooner or later that all this great
expense in the way of protection
to game, is sheer nonsense and
waste of money. When respect
able newspapers all over the
state are engaged week after
W elk in abusing game Wardens
for carrying out the plain letter
OF the game laws there is some
thing wrong. We ask where is
the place that there has been an
important arrest in the whole
state for violation of the game
law that pubic sentiment has not
shown itself TO be in sympathy
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-02-13

IF there is a company or an in
dividual in the city of Washburn
who has the interest of the place
so little at heart that they would
try to block the proceedings to
prevent the destruction Of the
Washburn, Bayfield, & Iron River
railroad, they certainly possess
very little of the public spirit
necessary to make a good town.
But it is not surprising that such
exist, for every town has those
chronic fault-fnders who only
find relief in plotting against
the whites It would have been
still more surprising if the par
ties had have been any other than
those who have cl'aWied out of
their shells long enough to en-
deaVor to kick up a aluss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-19
aprrespunsena. -T1atpnto.

8urreSpDnSena. -IlatDnia,
ben Is. Nug. 1902. Durd cine
Nn5abl ibnea btntereinanber abee=
feuerter Shilie, ben duaitli1en STUFF:
rJener! Te1er!" uno Dem lAauer=
ltb ourb Die Wudt ballenoen Slang
Der 5eueroloGen puroe man UNI l
ubr III Der 3adt pom WittmDb auf
0onneritae aus Dem feIten 5hlafe gez
meGt. Wtan bemertte einen beGen
Seuerldein, unb apar in ndblter
Wdbe! 9as itattlibe @obnbaus BON
No6bar Or. Iaen brannte lidter=
fob uno oieies, ionie Die oasu aebDz
rtgen Nebengebdube tparen benz
Seuerodmon perfanen. Sour ourh
Die our 3eit berribenbe ponltdnbiqe
Winoftle, muroe es mDglih, Die
benabbarten 8obnbduier gu retten.
Die felt iblafenoe Jamilie oes Dof.
tors, iopie er ielbit, entfamen nod
fnapp ben Slammen uno perloren
aub fat ale &leloer uno 6ausbal=
tunesgegenitdnoe. 8er(uIt etpa
$500, Berltberuna $4,000.
8ie WDbe porber brannte in
Sbulenburg oas ihDne @obnbaus
oes 6errn $. Boblmann ob. Mu1
oa rettete Die Samilie = Srau uno
orei fleine &inoer, 6err Boblmann
uno Der dltere Subn tparer CUR Belt
abpeieno ibr 2eben. Naes,
Biz auf Die Ndbmaldine uno einen
Stubl, perbrannte. Ser BerluIt
bier mar $2500. Die gerIideruna
$1400.
Bohenlane oauert id,on mieber
Die Irofenbeit unb bic bamit pers
bu1oene 6ibe, Die mdbreno Der per=
loiienen Wobe gem6bnli9 auf 100
@rao itiea, mabt oas Daiein gu Ell
TEN ni6t geraoe aneenebmen.
Die Baummpaernte miro bier al
lem Nnihein nah fnapp ausfaqeu,
bod iheint Die SORRENTO better gu
lein, alS angenDmmen muroe. Sc
bra6te firslib nur so gts. per
8ulbel.
BrDf. $. &iebl, Der Die Stene bes
beutih=engl. 2ebrers bier angenpm=
men batte, bat es bDreesoeen, cine
SteQe an Der Neu : Braunfe(ier
Sbule an5unebmen. gr erbielt bon
ben bieiigen grultees bierfnr ben
DiSpens. Der Soften lit mieoer
pacant. e. Fl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-19
5olgeaoes 1T benz vGbicaso 400"
Wfat 1902 ent1oume1.

@as bic rSnternational & Great
Nortbern BON 9eras" anbelangt, 10 mug
es Seben iiberraihen, menn er genann<
ten Staat belubt unb ben b~praiialichen
3uitan6 iener Bnbn unb ben ansneb>
menb prdsiien 8ug<9ienf fiebt-6en Bee
item, nibt III in Seras, iDnbern amA
ben bieler 9rDBen Bahnen i'm Nprben
ibertrefenb. Sb entiinne mild teiner
gijenbabn in ben Ser. Staaten, beren
"day coaches" benen Der 8. & g. 81.
9~leihfommen. Die Basen iino bod,
gerdumis, jhDn .ausgefattet unb ben.
NuBerbem finbet iib in ieoem Wagen elm
por5lglih einaerihtetes TDilette>M btbeil
nor, tuelbeS man tpDbf II in einem
Salons8agen enautreffen slaubt. Sic
S. g. q. H. baut tire eigenen Baggons
in ben 8aleitinesSbuppen nnb bertuen<
oet-io tueit als mD9lib-nur Materiul
aus benz Seimatbs Staate. Sic ssday-
coaches, bere1 ib pben grtudhnuia
that, iin6 ''chair cars. elegant un6
beqnem ein9erihtet, nit eleftriiher Be<
lelbtung, i'm @inter Oampf : 6ei5unq,
groBen Sentern unb nit 9eppiden Be-
leoten SnBb6ben. Der 3ue : Dient 1T
bDr5igli9. Die Babn aeigt an: ,Die
ibneliten 3ige i'm Siben" unb pertpirf-
licbt audi oie5e Bebauptung burb bic
8e%ripenbune ber sr6Bten, ibmeriten mn6
ibneliten 3ofDmotiben, Die i'm aanaen
Staate an5utrefen finb."
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Gtue ehtes.MHare.

Nut Wontag Nbeno UNI balb aebr,
ubr tpurbe Com 6olt. elm in ueiter
&reifen befannter iunger Marrt, Der
Spbn bes friiherer alderman Capt.
6olt, BON benz Boit=glert 6arpep
6arreu in Bulls Saloon an Der
Nlamo Blasa eri1pHen.
8eibe bat.en ben Mabmittag uber
a%ulan1nten piel aetrurfert unb batten
geeen 5 ubr in @auls @alo0r an
Der Wei.=G eunmerce @traBe einen
Streit nit einan5er gebabt, Der ba<
nit e1oete, oa5 6Dlt ben 6arren NIT
einem Stuhl iber ben &upf lhluo
uno ibm baonrh cine ftart blutenbe
90pfmunoe beibrabte. 0arreq be,
CAB iib bann in cine Mpotbefe, Inn
fib pefbinben su lai1en.
&ur5 por balb sebn ubr trafen iib
Die 8eioen mieoer in Bulls Saloon
uno nab ben 4usiagen bes Barfees
pers = oes eina;gen 8eugen = fon
6plt ben 6arrea heorobt uno iogar
elm MeIfer gesoger haben. 6arrea
sog bann feinen &epDluer uno l@DB
6olt nieoer. Ser ShuB eing burh
Die groBe 6alsihlagaoer unb fiibrte
faft iofDrt ben Sob bes @etrofenen
berbet.
6arrea madte feiner @erluh, iib
Der Werbaftung 5u ent5ieben. Die
beioen Wdnner itammtten aus NuIttn
uno galten bisber INNER als bic be.
ften Jreunoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-19
G%rfinbumg anf benz @ebiete Der
Malerei.

Nus 8aris miro pom 8. Suli be-
rihtet: S. 9. &afaeai, elmer Der
beit befannten Genre Waler unter
ben lebenoen fraas0itiben &inft(ern,
bebauptet, cine @ntoefung aemaht
81 BADEN. pelbe, tperlr iih ale feline
8ebauptungen erfiaen ioqten, Die
Oelmalerei pDn @runo aus urngez
italten miroe. 8ei einem gn1=
pfan9e, pelhen er am lebten Witt=
nod fran5Diilben unb a~uslGnbi=
ihen Wialern in ieinem Stubio CAB,
oemonitrirte er feline gntbefunq.
@r mies auf Die Nahtbeile oes Ba=
ftelitifteS bin. be11en Sarbe abfaue,
ben Con uerliere unb lelten iiber cine
gemilie 3eit binaus feline Original=
SbDnbeit uno ben @lan5 bebalte
ielbit niht unter @las. Del anoere>
ieits babe uuh ieine 0attbeile,
menn Der Nrtiit niht in ieinem Stuoio
arbeite. Die 5ubereiteten Sarben
beginner bes OelS tpegert, NIT uel=
9em tie aemiibt ieien, gu laufen.
SIN Stubip tonne man Balette, pinz
iel u. /. ~. leidt reinigen, menr aber
Der Nrtiit i'm Sreien an leiner 2anb=
lhaft arbeite ober Elm Bortrait i'm
6auie Der libenoen Beripn mole,
unterbrdben i'm lpl1e Saben in
empfinoliber Weiie in ieinem Werfe.
Nab la~ngiabrigen Experimental ba=
be er, &afaeqi, bic 8orsige beS Ba=
iteaitiftes nit ieiner feinen ueiden
SammetcolDratur nit oenen bes Oels
81 elmer Combination pereiniat, oez
rem ShDnbeit ourb bas Mlter nod err
bDbt merbe.
Ser &initler sei9te bann ieinen
@diten elm Bib uno iagte: SIS lift
mir gelungen, Oelfarben in fleine
iolioe Stifte. gleib ben &reioeitiften.
gu bringen, init melhem id) auf 2ein-
tpano, 6Dls uno glfenbein malen
fam. SD babe, pie Sic iehen,
bier ems Der compli5irtelten 8ilber
in Tarben5eibnune berooraebolt.
uno ib merbe bic 5aupttbeile oeliel-
ben Dor Sbren Mueen reprobusiren,
10 ibnea Die 6arben trodnen, mas
iebr ibneu aeibiebt."
Der 8iinftler reproouairte Johann
einen 9beil oe8 8iloes, uno es mar
unmoglib, oa8 Original BON Der
SDpte 81 u1teribeiDen.
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Seras =.

- Sn Studbale. @ilion gountp,
lit cine Der Dtpbterie dbnliHe b6s.
6alstranfbeit unter ben Sim
bern aufgetreten, bic audi bereits
mebrere Opfer gefDroert bat.
- SEPT bat Wr8. Sling ppr, 0ueces
@ountp, bic gr1Bte @runobefiberin
oes Staate8 TeraS, audi bic qroBe
Senenstolo'ihe Santa glara-M Stand,
tuelbe 5000 Nder umfabt, a~naefauft.
- Die i'm 9afen BON @alpefton
llegenoen britiihen Dampfer v@ent"
uno bSaael WOre" muBten lire Nb.
fabrt peribieben, neil 10 piele Wa-
trDien beiertirt tparer.
Sn @alneftpn tuurbe bic Iofi.
5ei inftruirt, in 8utunft bic Bpr.
ihriften our SblieBune Der Saloons
an ben Sonntngen itreneer als bis.
Der our DurHfibrune al brinaen.
= u. W. Gregg BON Hnletine
tuuroe BON ben DemDtraten oes Z.
teganiiben &ongreB.D iitrittes ais
2anbibat aufgeiteat.
- Die County . Rpmmindre bon
Collection COUNTY baben Die idmnts
liben Gngebote fir ben 8au ber
SturmflutbsS hubmauer abeelebnt,
1ahoem Der Sngenieur Boibte er=
fldrt bate, baB fir oas niebrigite
Nngebot. i'm Betrage BON 81. 068,-
O66, Der Bau nibt in Der erforber-
liben iolioen Weife bergeiteat tpers
ben tann. &c merben ieBt r1eue Nn=
gebpte auSgegeben peroen.
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0as Gnbe: bic 0pife.

Nus Berlin 11reibt man: Sn
gdn5lib p~erfommenem, bilf(DIem 8u=
itanoe uurbe geitern Nabmittag in
Der 0dbe Der Suoennieien cine etpa
40idbrige Srau aufeefunoen uno
nah Dem &%rantenbauie iiberfubrt.
Sci S~eftitelIung Der Berlonalien
iener ourb NlfobolgenuB berunter=
g%etommenen BeriDn ergab Ii9, baB
man eS init elmer Berlinerin, Mlpine
Sdwars, gu tbun batte, Die Dor suei
S~abr5ebnten unter benz Hamen Noir
in bieiigen gbeatern auftrat, uno
ourh i5re berrlibe Stimme uno
ShDnbeit ale Welt entbu1iasmirte.
Nlpine, Die Tphter zines Shub=
n1ahers, bate es nur bur9 oier1nter=
itiibung ibrer gltern burbieben fDn=
men. lire Stuoien 81 beenoen. Die
alten 2eute, melbe alaubten. burd
ben borrenoen 8eroienit ibrer Iodter
aaer SDrgen entboben gu iein, faben
iiA bierin bitter getduibt; benn 5rduz
lein Nlmine iaete nab fur5er Belt
ben Brettern. Die Die Welt beoeutet1,
Noieu uno 9ing init Dem beiabrten
ruiiiihen &eibsgrafen BON 9ihere
niefstp auf &eilen. @ttpa sebn Sabre
lang lebte Die &iinitlerin in Quiet
iubilo, obne iib un ibre in Nrmutb
lebenoen Gltern gu fiimmern, bis
plDblib ibr @0nner ftarb, uno 1ie
nerlaiien baitano. Der @raf batte
ieoDh Dor ieinem Tobe nod leiner
@eliebten gebabt unb bieier auser
einem Term6gen ppn 200, 900 Hu=
beln cine in Der Sbpeis beleaene
firitli6 mDblirte 8iua permadt.
SRI. Woir trat ielbitperitdnolib Die
@rbihaft on uno puroe. pie nidt
anoerS 81 ertDarten, iebt BON u@liids=
rittern" f6rmlib pere1ttert. Die
immer nod bibihe frii9ere &lnlts
lerin lieB iih mirflid betbDren unb
p%erbeiratbete iib nit einem 5reiberrn
bon Salbiih. Das duBerft foftipie=
lige 2eben beS Baares oerlhlana iee
bob in turser Belt oas geiammte
BermOgen, eS muroen S6ulben aez
mabt, oann Wehiel eefalidt uno
ais man CUR 8erbaftung oes Baares
idritt. erihoB fib b. s.. uno feline
sJrau muBte AUDI fiir feline 0ergeben
biBen.
@ah oreiiabriaer @efdneniBftrafe
aug Der Strafanftalt entlafen, per.
iubte Die ebemalige &inItlerin per=
eebens Engagement gu finoen, aus
Wotb mari fie fib Der Broititution
in Die Irme. uno nun mar es aars
nDrbei.
Guf ibren Streifaiaen fam Die
fribere n9iua" nab Berlin; gltern
uno 8eruanote uaren in5milfen
g%eitorben, uno Srau b. 5albilb
puroe = 2umpeniammlerin. Sn it,
rer 2%eioenSSeit griff iie in grmanQee
lung BON Wein gum Sbnaps, unb
oas gnoe nom 3ieoe par-eie @oIIe,
aus Der iie geitern in oas &rantenz
baus gebradt tpuroe.
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@efalidte sfeine.

Der 8~ebeimoienit bat entoedt, oaB irsenb sSemano
81 .00=gias auf $500 mittels elmer eeiAidten DEE
tbooe, Die 3lffern gu dnoern, erb6bt, uno paiiiren Die
Bills, falls ni6t genau ilnterIuGt, unbeanifanoet. &c
1T ferncr entoedt poroen, bob oiele unitrupulDIen
9dtoler Die TlaI6en bes beribmtet 6utetter's
Magenbitters wieoer a~uffiaen uno bieielben Dem Yu=
blitum als oas e6te %Offeriren. SieIe ga6abmunsen
iino ni6ts lpertb uno fhr Cure @eiunobeit 10 seIabr=
LID, naB Die Gigentbiliner oieier beribmten Meeoisin,
ras pa6lifum 5l idiberl, cine Yripatmarte aoop=
tirt baben, Die am 6alie elmer ieoen Sfai6e anse.
bra9tif. 4@tet% sefdnist oarauf, oab Die gripatmarfe
beim Saul unbei6doiet lit. Oas gitters 1T elm lpe.
5ifi6es 6eitmittel fur iOl6e oeiosu, tpie gldbiu6t
Accommodation, MuffoBen, NerpoTtdt, Dnspepfe,
uno aeber= uno Mierenbei6peroen. 9eriuat ss.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-19
Cine Nemigfeit.
8eri4tet hon unierem &ebraientanten tn
Der tanaoif9en @egierungs Mgentur
tn 6Dnfon.
(Wus benz Sputon uehronicle")

(Mus benz Souiton ngbrDnicle")
Die tanaotide &eeieruns bate
feinen bei1eren Gertreter ernennen
f6nnen, beiien Nufeabe es 1T, Die
unterihieoe spiiben Dem rionnteen
@iiben" uno benz 2anoe Der Oranz
gen=6aine einerIeits unb ben W1anis
tpba. @eisen= @benen oes Npropes
items a~noererleits feitsuiteIen, als
ben Capt. Barrett, ben Setter Der
tanabiiben &~eeierungs=I gentur in
6ouitpn. Spnte elmer unlerer Seller
ientals 6errn Barrett aufiuben ooer
linn i1reibea, 10 miro er smeifeaos
gu Der Wn1iht gelangen, COB oerielbe
cine Nutorit1t in Der Nngelegenbett
lit, Die err erfDri6t, lei es, oaB fie
auf &eminiScensen aus benz 2eben
feiner &onfDoerirten : Belt i'm 8lrz
ger : &riege, ober auf periDnliben
@rfabruneen auf Der Jarm am Sasz
fatibepan : Tbale berubt. 8efra0et
aenannten 0errn Dbne 8ersue be-
aiglih 1einer aufri9tieen Weinure
iiber Dpan's Nieren : 8iaen uno ie=
get, Db feline Nuslaee nibt unten=
itebenoes p6lie bedt:
6err Barrett beribtet ndtnlib:
.Geit uneefdbr einem Sabre fit ib
betrdbtlib an Der unnatlrliben
5unttiDn Der Nieren uno an
@~iifeni1mersen. @enn ib mild
pergaB uno MIDI biidte, UNI ireenb
etmos Shmeres a~uf5ubeben, befam
id beftige 5eiten : Stide. Srgeno
Elm @etterumiblag Dber cine @rfdl=
tung, Die ih mir ausUg, iblug auf
meme Nieren uno ib fit entlebltb.
Oils i1 BON Dpan's Nieren : 8iaen
b0rte, peridaffte ib mir 5mei Sbadz
telr, Die ih Der Nnmeiluuns aemdB
nabm. Snnerbalb elmer WDbe par
mir gebolfen uno beute fam ib
MIDI als nDaig eeiunb betrahten.
Sd babe feine Shmer5en mebr, bic
BON ben Nieren berriibren. SD
fann niht 9enug iber 9pan's Nie=
rem : Niuen iagen. sic peroienei1
oaS bD1ite Sob, neil 1ie aerlau oas
bepirfen, mas pDn ibnen geia9t
piro!
Cine 9enau iolb' marme @m=
pfeblung fann aud. BON San Sim
toniD'er 8irgern pDrgeleet tperoen.
Sprebt in Der 8erar NpDtbefe,
gde Nlanu : Bla5a uno 6ouiton<
StraBe, nDr uno laBt guh iaeei1,
was beren aunoen iiber bieies Mit=
tel beribten.
grbdltlib bel alien Drpguifen.
Breis so Gents. Softer Mtqburn
So. in Buffalo, sc. g., aueinige
Igenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
BergeBt niht ben Mamen Dpar
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.