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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-09-16
MHerIet.

= Die Wablbenegung lit nod
iebr aabm. Die idtperen @eibnbe
iinb nod nibt ms Treffen eefibrt
mDrben.
= 6eute Nbeno reift Der Mrditett
6err @obrenbereer in eeihdfnihen
Mngelegenbeiten nab benz Norben,
begleitet bot, 1einer @attirt unb 1ei@
mem Sobne. 9ie beioen Nrbitef=
ten peroen Die @%elegenbeit pabrneb=
men, Inn in neribieeenen aroBen
Stdoten Die beiten Wunumente Der
mpoernen Baufun1t bie1eS 2anoes
au be1ihtige, uno oariiber tire Stu,
oier gu MAIDEN. @dbreno Der Mb.
peienbeit bes 6err1 Wabrenberger
miro iein fdbiger unb superldiiiger
Niiiftent, 6err s. 9. @aenSlen, benz
@efbdfte uorfteben.
- SER Souls @rptbaus bat bic
beften Nusfihten, in ben Gtaatsienat
ermdblt 81 tueroen. Sn ben @e=
birgS=G Counties mirb er cine grDBe
Nn5abl uor Stimmen erbalten uno
bier in San Mntonio lit er zines
5ablreihen Gotums gepiB. Sober
ioute es iih CUR Iufaabe MAIDEN,
fir i'm su ftimmen.
= DaB Glapoen suguterlebt bod
nod OppoiitiDn erbalter bat, 1T gut.
Mtit Der Nbnabme bes SntereHes am
Wablfampf in unlerem &ongreBoi-
ftritt. iino AUDI Die Mnfuroerungen
geringer geuDrben. Die man an
einer &ungreBfanbibaten felt.
- Die republitantihe Bartei
t6nnte cine beabtenSmertbe Stole
ipielen, tuenn lie niht BON ben Beute=
politifern uno ibrent u~niauberen
Nnbang 10 ibdnblib in Beirut ges
braht poroen mare.
- Die 8arteeper<u Union bat be-
ihlofen, baB BPM l. Ottober bel
gleiher Be5ablung mie~ieSt, Der
Bebn<5 tunbenoienit eingefiibrt per=
ben 1Dl.
= Wenn Die republitaniibe Bars
tel einig unb gut prgani1irt tpdre, 10
f0nnte iie NIT 2eibtieteit i'm @eiten
uno Snoweiten &OngreBabaeorbnete
erndblen.
- Sn fieben @oden baben mir
lfDn MDnembermabl uro nod 1T es
rebt fiji in politiIhen 3rei1en.
Nun min fih AUDI nod bic
,Oumtane SDcietb" in bic Shulan<
gelegenbeiten einmiiden unb lpeSien
bat fie es auf ben 8ruf. Sin abges
ieben.
= Die &epublifatler beab1ifti>
gen, elm ppleS gpuntp : gidet su
npminiren.
= Sobn Stappenbed bat feline
Stelle nls glert in Der Office bes
@uuntp=g lerfs, bic er felt 81 Sabren
ununterbruben betleioete. nieoer=
gelegt.
- &ibter @nDnart bat ais Bor>
fiber 6eS Senatsoiitrittes elm &am-
paenez& Omite ernanrt, benz in Sill
lespie gountb Mugult Seller, Nlfreo
Banoerituden, gbas. Sung, $. ST.
@ihter, in 8enoaq County S. Sof-
being, 9enrp TbeiB, Nbolf Boiler,
Setter Sngenbitt uro in &err Gountg
Irtbur Steal, s.. Shmetbelm anaes
b6ren.
Der Manaeer bes bielisen
@rDBen Opern 6auies,
Weis, tinoigte 9eftern Nbeno Der
9omnienb 8auoeniQe So. bas gn=
gagement. Die B~Drlteqnngen ge.
rlannter Geieqihaft befrieoigen nift
nOuig bic geiteQten grpartunaen
oeS yublitums, Dbglei1 bas Bro-
grar1m einige quite Wummer enthielt.
Dor S%onnabeno, ben 90, an tpels
dem Gage "Over the fence
aeoeben uerben miro, peroen feine
8oriteaungen in obiaem Tbeater
| f4offfunpu
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Grcnriionen Der 5. & 9. &C.
8ahn.

Watb @aibinstpn, $. g.: Matipnal.
Selolager Der e.. A. R. Sebr niebrige
Staten. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am g., 8.
unb 4. Sttober. @iltig Bis gum IL. DIT.
nit Serldnserunss<8eht Bis 3. Non.
Nad Marlin, Seq, benz erpBen Sur.
Srt. Niebrise grcuriiDns<9iaten. Sabr.
tarten<Nus9abe tpdbreub bes gansen Sab
res. BUR &idfabrt sfltis fur ben 3eit-
raum BON 60 Sasen.
CONNER : Ggcuriipmem nab pielen
6 Stem y @ie aaHas S saS ,a aO'S %ahr ane
ten perfauft tdelid bis gum 80. Septem.
Der. @nltis Bis gum 81. DIT.
8esen aIer srtuinibten Nnstinfte
iuenbe man iib IN:
D.S. Briee. g. g. 81. Iat.,
9aleiine, Seras,
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SaenermeAer's Tamiliengarteu

erfreut iib uesen Ieiner auseeaeiH.
1eten Slide bes beiten Nnfe8 BEL
6ieiigen unb Sremoen uno miro
oementlprebenb ppn 5reunoen elmer
auten oeutiAen Soft fart patrpni>
iirt. Delifatener Der 6ai5Dn ent.
lprebenb. Milhereiprpbufte auer
Nrt. SIN Saloon finoet man itets
friide8 Bier, quite @eine, 2iauDre
uno @igarren. S9euertneper's Tas
kindergarten lift elm @rbDlungsplab
erfter &laiier
~ Salt, cement, @ano, Bad.
feline, ~feuerfe1te Steine unb TbDr.
9beer unb Ispbaltpapier. DaHpeppe.
9beer uno Nspbalt, Del, Terpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftets pprrdtbia
bel S. 6. 0ielmarn, 306 Oft.
Commerce SisaBe. Miebrige Breiie,
quite Baare ioH!e quite urb reelIe
Bebienung meroen eorantirt. :
2elephpn 40
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Giienbabn Tabr= Ylan.
5. y O. u. @abm.
Mbfa hrt.

@a6 alien NorbsSera r8nntten ........
7.30 @orm.
Wab ct. 2Duis, Wempbis uno BEN
Often 12.30 MittaQs.
Nab. 8acD, Norb<Seras, Santa Sc unb
SriSco~Bunften ........ 8.15 Nbenbs
Nab ct. 2Duis unb benz Often 900 =.
Noh 2areop nnb MeTieo. 300 @prm.
Nnfunft.
8on ct. 9puis unb benz Often .7.30 8orn1.
Bon NorbeSeras, Santa Sc unb SriscD.
Bunften .8.45 Gurm.
Son lDcalen Bnnften .......6 80 Nadhm,
Bon ct. 2Duis un6 benz often. u.45 Mbos.
8Dn 3arebD unb MertfD. 80 II. 10 Nahm,
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Sobn 3bmh

erhielt emit cine un~umidrdntte ribter,
lihe 0etualt iibertragen. ba iih bic Rolo.
nial9eiebe als unsuldnslih erpieien. Sn
getuiher Be5iebang tpare aud beute mod
elm Sohn 2pnh nDtbi9, unb 5fuar gee
gen bic Guadialber. 8~eionbers iflimm
treiben es bieIe G%etpiHenlofen aber nit
ben armen, tpelbe an Sdmorrbpiben
leiben unt niht %uifien, baB es fir biefe
fhredlihe un6 jbmerSbafte 8ranfbeit Elm
unfeblbares Wittel 9iebt, ndmlih Or.
SiIsbee's beribmte AnafeIis. Gin IN.
feblbares Mittel lit niht 5u niel geIaat.
Senn Sebermann nirb a~uigeforoert, iid
5u itberaeugen, inbem pDn P. Neustaed-
ter &Co., Box 1915. New York, Troben
t~oitenfrei berianst per6en.
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9lrbettcu San uuo Wadbt.

0as eeiddftiaite un5 mirtunas=
oDaite feline Ding, weldes iemals
beraeitelt uuroe, iino Die DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. 9ieIe 8ilen per=
panoeln Sdmdhe uno Mbgeipannts
belt in Srait uno @ner9ie; 1ino oas
bette uno wirtiamIte Wiittel gum
8ieoerauibau Der @eiunobeit. Sour
|25 Gents per Sd)abtel. grbG(tlih
bel S. &alteper & Sobn, Sep. s. &.
S6mitt, @igentbitmer, uno 80.
OreiR.
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UNION MEAT MARKET,
8Ipfl.

(Diebel 8IDf),
206 Sno Mlamo : StraBe. g. q.
(neues) Sci. SEQ. II.
Iae Sorten friihes Sleii1, feline
Wnrit, iOpis Der bette S1inten
uno Sped ftets uDrrdtbig. Nufmterts
lante Beoienung; freie N~blieferung.
JOHN mSCHILLING, : EIGENTHUEMER.
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Sn SORT @urtb couioirten smei
3lge Der elefEiIhen 8abn Der Dali
las 2inie, nobel brei Bafiagiere
leibt uerlebt puroen. Der Motorz
fibrer bes Ditlib eebenoen 3uses
lprang ab uno erlitt einen Nrmbrub
uno anoere 8erlebunaen.
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Spmtbern Yacific 8abn.
Wbfuhrt.

Nab Stem Orleans, SDuton unb Gal.
oeftDn td9li6. 1900 Mittags.
Nab Often, Bug ND. 10....7.5O Mbenos.
Nab 81 Bai0, %galifDrnien unb Merifo
900 BOrm.
Nab NorbeEegas, ct. 2ouis unb gbica<
go katy Flyer .8:l5 Mbenbs.
Nnfunt.
gon NorosSe1as, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(Katy Flyer. 1890 Morgens.
Bon Stem Orleans, 9oufton unb @at<
nefton tdglib.. .4:45 Nadbm.
8pn ST 8aio, galifDrnien lnb MeritD
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9u %Uerfaufeit!

200 Ider 5arm in gictoria So.
4ano in @neinal Co., 8auiteaen il
San Gntonio. 500 &der betpdfer.
bares 2ano nabe Der Staot.
Nrel Meeriheiot.
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N. 6. & =. sabm.

Mbfabrt.
Wadb 8aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas. &anias
@itp, ct. Souls unb Chicago, tdglih,
(S.Q & q. 3. 9epot) ..7:30 Mor9ens.
Wab 8aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. (bom
Suniet~SepDt) ........ 1915 Mbenbs.
Wntunt t:
Bon Chicago, st. 9puis, 8anias gitp,
Dalas, Sort @Drtb unb @acD, tdglih
(Suniet 9epDt) ..........8 $3.50 Bprm.
Bon 8aco, Sort @nrtb. Dallas &C. (G.
U. & u. IS. 9epDt) ...... 1925 @ben6s.
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Raeumungs Badr- Ausverkauf

Bir baben fir ben Monat Sep
TENDER einen groBen &dumunas=
9 aarz Iusoerfauf beibloHen!
Gaes mas mir fibren. miro gum
Sotenpreiie loseeiblagen peroen,
aber nur eegen BaarSablune! ga
peten uun q Gents Die &one auf=
warts. &amine init aaem 8ubeb1r,
8tloer uno &abmen gu ben nieorig<
item Breiien. nnier 2aaer 1T gu
eroB 9eporoen uno mir miiien oa=
ber rdur1en!
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3tt 0~eruttefhett :

Cine gerdumige Office i'm uberer
Studmert beS Jreie 8reiie : Sc.
b6ubes. SEQ. 216 oft Commerce,
StraBe. @ad5ufraeen in Der Office
Der .sfreieu HreKe".
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Die Qualitat nnlerer StaOtper=
Droneten.

LrNbeno<Qnsetser", ct. 9ouis, Mo.)
8er itno Die % Mitalieoer bes
lebteetpdblten Deleaatenbauies?
Das Stdotiibe NoreBbuh beiuet
iber Tie 6%plaenbes
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9. u. & u. q. 8a4u.

Wab @alpetDn, 5ouiton uno guero tds-
Born.
Nab Corpus ghriti, Mran1as BoB nnb
8eepiIe tdalib ..........9 ubr Borm.
unb 2:20 Nabm.
Nah 8Drne unb &errbi0e, tdglih......
$3.50 Born.
Qnfunt t.
Bon @alpetDn, SDuffDn unb guerD tds-
......1.UU NDeHD9.
Ton Corpus ghrifi. Nranias BaB unb
Beebile td9lib...........2:05 Rabm
Bon Borne unb &~errpiIe. tdglih.....
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TEXAS MANTEL & DECORATING co
9as "VlENNA".S aus.
.513 @ait.S strase.

0ibihe fiible 3immer (-mDblirt
ooer unmDblirt-) Staten $1.25 Bis
$3.50 pro Tag. Geeuldre Wabl5ei-
ten 25 @ts. Nuseeseihneter 9iih.
6eoucirte Staten pro Wunat.
Srau 81. &rd b il /,
@ieentbumerin.
212 & 214 Wain Mpenue.
Billiards in 5d5ols' 0arten uur
nod 80 @ts. pro stumble bon nun an.
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u eiienoe 81 genten:
Carl Mrnp.
10. Ghprpbtnb.
Ser Gtaat geras.

Das Stats : Departer,ert fur
Nferbau, 9eriiHerune unb Gtatiitif
mabt in feinem Sabresberiht bic
f0lgenoen Ingaben iiber oas @a1ss
tbum be8 StaateS.
Set benz erlten Genius i'm Sabre
1850 itiee Die Shulben6lferung mie
fnfnf.
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Wulf gbpre 8abm.

Nbfabrt.
Nab StDdbale, tdslib, 1900 Born.
N~nfunft.
Son Stodbale, tdalih. 1900 Nahm.
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Briefs tfte.
Serrens3tfte,

9 s @ihelbur9er-Baul Giienbauer -
@bas @ffinger s s 6artmann- 90 6
&eQer-Sas Qoeb - Wtlbelm Mann-Q
Ornth-9r 81 6 8aIhbaum-0r Quault
Shommel-5 @ S6leidter-S % Teoe.
ner-9puts BOB.
9amems3tfse
Sarab 8lod - Marie Sammer - Mrs
" . 2~ing-3isaie Shrdsmann.
MnsIdnntfds
Nrthur Sirutf.
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i. 8arb: 9. $. Oberbed. geriiheruns
:. ~ Sranf sc. Stan5e. Saloon.
Sobn g. Smeeneb, Saloon.
i. SbDs. 6. 8innep, SalDDn.
=. Sanes $. grDntn, Saloon.
i. @bas. 6. 9ennp, Glerf.
!. SD. 8fefffe, Seamiter.
!. gbos. SrDa, Saloon.
Sliner S. Sunib, Drugs.
/. SttD S. 8arbe, gbemifer.
. >@otparb &oeln, Saloon.
!. S. S. Sad)rib, &aufmann.
/. 60 6. Murren, 2etbftaa.
i. - Spbn 9. 8iIiams, &aufm.
. Inorep @o55olo, Saloon.
. SDbn S. 8urfe, &aufmann.
S. S. Soparb, 9uf1hmieb.
Spbn $. &lute, 8aufmnnn.
:. 8. 8. Stannarb, &aufmann
. CHARLES S. 8enp, 9rufer.
=. - s. s. Sannigan, Sufihmieo
/. Sobn 81. Sontana, Saloon.
=. $. u. Saulfner, 8aufmann.
i. 3bDm. s. 8udleb, Carpenter
:. - 6. @inbmiiller, @eritberuns
. s. 8. 8rennan, &oufntann.
. s. 8. @eragbtb, 2eibitaa.
{. Haul GetB, Gehtsannalt.
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unlere DfficesT telephone umme,
lit nunnlebr 315. anitatt 212.
SAN ANTONIO GAS & ELECTRIC co.
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BILLIARDS In Gdbpla' 0arten nur
~ Gents pro Stunbe bon nun an.
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Seiratbs.gneiue.

6. s. 2ebmann uno Suiepblne
@onpper.
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aaabt 5tnd's sc Sapaua eisarrem.
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u 4!

uniere Office>E Telephone Drummer
lit nunmebr 315, anitatt 212.
SAN ANTONIO GAS 8 ELECTRIC co.
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staotif6er steners Solicitor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25

Professor Mark A. Carleton of Man
haitian, Kan, the wheat expert of the De-
partment of Agriculture, has just COM
pleted a bulletin, now ready for distri-
button, on the successful introduction
into his country of macaroni wheat.
This variety of wheat is remarkable on
account of it's excellent adoption to re-
gions of intense heat and drought and to
soils that are considered alkaline. For
centuries this wheat has been grown in
South Russia, Turkestan, North Africa,
Greece and Italy, but for some reason no
one thought of trying it in this country
until Professor Carleton introduced it
here on his return from Europe a few
years ago. This is the wheat from which
United States was, several years ago, i'm
porting macaroni and macaroni flour tc
the extent of thousands of dollars worth
annually from the ports of the Black ant
Mediterranean seas, last year 100,00 bush
els of his wheat was produced in th'
West, a goodly portion of it in Kansas
and the mills are now grinding it, botf
for home consumption and export. II
has proved a great success in the arid re-
gion of the West, and this years harvest
will, in all likelihood, be very much larger
tina that of last.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25
The Post Check,

A bill has been before Congress to re-
tire the present five, two and one dollar
bills inc substitute notes, payable at any
postoffice, which shall pass as currency.
If 1t becomes a law it will prove as in
valuable to many forms of business as
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is to those
who are weak and sickly. To such per-
sens this medicine will prove a blessing
because 1t contains only such ingredients
as will build up and strengthen h en-
tire system. 1t will tone up the stomach,
restore the appetite and cure heartburn,
belching, headache, indigestion, dyspep-
STA, constipation, biliousness and in
somnia. Don't fail to try it, but do not
accept a substitute If you value your
health. There is no medicine so good as
the Bitters. For sale by druggists.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25

Judge Griggs, chairman of the Ma
tional Democratic Congressional Com
mjttee. in speaking of President Roose-
velt's declared intention to fight the
trusts saws: "Six years the Republican
party has been in absolute power. 1t
has controlled the eSnate, the House Of
Representatives and the Presidency. For
seven months a Congress, Republican in
both branches, has been in session, yet
not one syllable of legislation has been
undertaken for the suppression of the
trusts. The Democratic party sent a
message to Congress while that body was
in session, although we had no authority
to do so. We sent it from our caucus,
and upon this same question of trusts
every Democrat in the House voted
against adjourning until some legislation
was enacted which would curtal the
power of these gigantic m%onepolies and
every Republican voted to go home with
out taking any action, leaving them to
plumber the people for a while longer
We voted to remain here, If 1T should be
all summer, for the purpose of enactine
an antitrust law, but now, after Con.
gress has adjourned, the President buck
les on his armor and starts out to fight
the trusts"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25

1t was recently announced, with a con-
Siderable flourish of trumpets, that Pres
ident Roosevelt was preparing to get
right after the trusts. He was going to
Maine, in the preparation of a bill to be
introduced at the next session of Con-
gress, which was to be so cunningly
framed as to make the trusts come right
down from their perch, like Davy Crock
ett's coon, n give up the ghost. But
it has since t~ranspired that the bill is
to be a little more than that which Lit
tlefield introduced at the last session,
whose sovereign cure for trust evils was
publicity The measure was promptly
pigeon-holed by a Republican committee,
but had it passed it would ave done the
trusts little harm. The old bill may be
tinkered up a little, but no matter how
much amended it will be ineffective, so
long as 1t remains the same in principle.
The President waited until Congress
had adjourned befor declaring that some
thing must be done with the trusts. And
he carefully ~refrained from saying that
the way to hit most of them the hardest
blow would be to cut down or remove
the high tariff duties that give them a
monopoly of the home market-Sacra-
mento Bee.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25

Mark Town another victory to the
has succeeded in compelling the over
worked postmistress at Oyster Bay to
keep her office open on Sundays, for his
accommodation. After all the matter
was not so difficult, as all he a to do
was TO request his Postmaster-Genera to
issue the necessary orders to the lady.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25

The denial of President Roosevelt that
he is to make political speeches this fall
will be taken with a due allowance of
salt. He is to make addresse in a num-
Der of States and could no more make
a speech without injecting politics into
it than he could write a book without
making himself the hero.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-07-25
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

u.s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURAL
WINNEMUCCA STATION, July "a, 1902
Conditions of weather for the "a hours ending
SPIN, 18th meridian time or 500 PM. local
time.
Mean barometer, 1884
Maximum temperature, 95 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 81 above zero.
Mean temperature, rs degrees.
Normal temperature, IA degrees.
Prevailing wind-direction N.
Precipitation for "a hours 0. inches.
Min temperature. July 25. 60 above zero.
]. HAYDEN.
Observer Weather Bureau.
+ -
4 WEATHER FORECAST.
Cloudy tonight and Saturday.
McADIE.
Is, 1902
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-29
A Famous Rose bush.

In the town of Hildersheim, in
Germany, is rosebush said to be
1000 years old and sprouts from
its branches have realized fabulous
sums. Some years ago rich Eng
lishman offered 100000 for the en-
tire tree, but the sum was indig-
nantly refused. This wonderful
plant clings amid thickly grown
moss against the side Of the famous
old Church Of st. Michael. 1t is
claimed that it has bloomed peren-
nially since the days of King AL
fred, and this statement has never
been disputed, for its record has
been as carefully kept as the pedi-
gree Of the bluest blooded family
in the kingdom. 1t is supposed to
have been discovered through the
medium of King Louis Of Hilders-
helm as far back as 1922.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-08-29

DrED.-At Der home on 9TH street
Jasper, Aug. 26, 1902, at elk o'clock
70. M, Mrs. ERNEsrINE BuETTNER,
aged 63 years, l month and q days,
relict OF the late Bruno Buettner.
The remains were buried Thurs
day morning, by the side Of her hus-
band in the jasper grave yard, after
services at Trinity church, and were
followed to the tomb by large No.
of sympathizing friends. She was
one Of JaspsF's noble women, do
mestic in her character, but always
res ponsive to any good cause, not q
run.about, nor gossipper, but atten-
ding diligently to her home duties.
Mrs. Buettner was born at Hanan,
Province Of Hesse Csssel, and was
the second daughter OF Pierre and
Christina Gaze. She emigrated to
New York city in 1852, and after
living there several months moved
to Newark, N. j., where she was
married 10 Mr.. Buettner Nov. u,
1855. She came to Jasper with her
husband 10 1860. Seven children
survive her: Theckla Schumacher
and Otto Buettner, Of Anderson
Mrs. Elizabeth Stephenson, Mr.. z.
Buettner, and Misses Clotilda, Alma
and Olga Buettner.
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A. 0. j. ". LABOR
DAY PICNIC MONDAY!
PROGRAM:
$50; Grand Parade by
Laborers & A.O.U.W.

IL A. M. Welcoming Speech by w.
E. Cox; Address, I. D. Neal,
G. M. w. OF Indiana.
Dinner at Lake Calumet.
1, p. NJ, Addresses by Hons. w.
T. Zenor, OF Corydon, and Thos.
H. Dillon, OF Petersburg.
Then Tub Races and Boat Races on
the Lake.
A P. NJ. prompt; A Grand Rope
Walk across the Lake, by Mon
sipnor Mont, from the Paris Col.
iseum, engaged especially for this
occasion.
Dancing and the Merry go. Round
will be in full swing Immediately
after dinner.
Meals furnished on grounds, to suit
the most fastidious epicure.
The Southern r. r. runs trains t.
Jasper that day at one fare fol
the round trip, and the evening
train will be held till $3.50, fol
the accommodation of excursion
lists from Evansville and this side
Tickets good, also, on trains next
day.
Every body come, and enjoy 90 feas,
Of reason and a flow Of soul" a
mongst the stalwart supporters Of
Progress and Civilization-.he la
borers. and have a lot OF fnn, too
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction at his home on East 9th
st.. Sasper, Indiana on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER. 8, 1902.
the following personal property; One
single buggy, set OF harness, lawn
mower. household and kitchen furniture
and utensils, to-wit: One parlor suit OF
5 pieces, good as new, brussels carpet,
ingram carpet, q larse mirror, lace cur
tains, Parlor standing lamp, wardrobe,
clock, | air tight heater, 2 heating
stoves, l Garland cook stove, chairs, ia
bles, rockers, sideboard, ice box, pic
lures in frames, fine couch, Winches-
ter repeating rifle, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
will also offer my house, consisting Of
six rooms, and lot No. 46, McCrillus
add, 70xl00 feet.
Sale to begin at . a. m.
TERMS:-All sums OF - or less,
cash over S. a credit Of six months will
be given, purchaser giving his note bear.
ing 8 per cent. interest from date. and
with good freehold surety 10 the appro,
al OF the undersigned.
EDWARD TROXLER.
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Once upon a time there was an
intensely practical politician who
drifted into office with the success
of his party and found himself in
desirable position, where the labor
involved was in inverse proportion
to a large salary.
After awhile there was a great
change in public sentiment, and he
decided to change his politics with
the result of getting a reappoint
ment from the new party when i
came into power. Then there came
another political change that prom
ised the restitution of the old party
IL am convinced that have beer
wrong" said the practical polii
clan, "and must turn to the party
of my former faith"
Moral.-One good turn deserves
another.-New York Herald.
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Bird surasons.

Some interesting observations con.
corning the surgical treatment Of
wounds by birds were recently made
by Swiss naturalist. The most in
teresting example was that Of a
snipe, both of whose legs he had I'M
fortunately broken by misdlreeted
shot. He recovered it the following
day, when he found that the poor
bird had contrived to apply dress
ings Of down from other parts Of its
body, fastened by CONCEALED blood,
and sort of splint Of interviewer
feathers to both limbs.