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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
: Cine ords(idle @i1enbahnfotc

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ltropbe ereignete lib in Dem 5unnel
Der Seem gorfer G%entralbabn, tpelber
inter Der 8arfzN penue in Seem Oorf
btnour9eebt. 3mei Baiiaaier5iige
itteBen bort %suiammen, mobei Is
BerlOnen IDfDrt qetDotet unb 80
mebr Dber minoer ibmer oerlebt
puroen, baoun 2 tDotlib. Sic &a=
taltrDpbe iou 0aourb entftanoen
iein, DAB Der 2ocomotioenflbrer bes
einen 3uges in Solge oes Nebels
uno oes Sbneetreibens ein Stag
geniignal iiberiab, bas i'm eegeben
tpproen mar. Ser Sbauplab Der
&ataitrupbe bot einen entiebliden
MnbliG bar.
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@anoelnoc 3eihen ibres Sebens=
fuQttDelS.

Sos iinb bic 2eute nit ben tief ieaen~
ben Nueen, Dem 6ageren, eel6en @e{icht
flopfen, gSpfnDelanf Sae'S' a E5t'sti pifs
itopfung unb lonittee Serbauun9sitbrnn~
gen itinblib onsei9en, baB tie burtb l1es
beraenuB Der 2ebensfreuoen Dber aber
onreh reberarbeitung Md9en unb 2eber
rutntrt baben. Sier tbut, tuas INNER
oas Stabium Ser &ranfhett lit, bolbige
Silfe nptb, unb stpar Die einsig iibere
Stlfe Der fir bielen 3tpef DEFENDERS suz
bereiteten ct. Bernard &~rduterpilen.
20 Gents. Qqe M%pDtbefen.
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gamienSe ,peroen perbannt.

Sn jeoem Sabre miro cine erobe
3abl uneludlitJer, oeren 2ungen
lbmah unb franfbaft ftno, gespun=
gen, elm anberes &lima auf5ulu1en.
9ieies lit NIT arosen Soften perbun=
ben uno elm @Holg nidt INNER eez
miB. @eht nibt in ben Sann,
luenn DIR. Kings New Discovery
(eesen Sbminoiuht) gu9 gu 6auie
beilt. Sc lit zines Der erfolgreibIten
Mittel gegen 6uiten, grfaltuna, ale
6alsz uno 2uneen=2eiben. S1on
nab Der eriten Dolis erfolat 2inbe=
rung. gritaunliGe 0eiIungen per=
ben bel ldngerem 0ebmen berpirft.
Strobe : Slaihe frei BET S. Galteper
& Sohn, @eD. S. s. Sbmitt, gigen=
thinner, uno 90. 9reiB. Breis SO
Gents & $1.00. Seoe Slaibe miro
qarantirt.
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Sin @iuter Mnsflng.
CT 9aip nnb iein Garmenal.

Mabt guh cine 8Dbe fret uno beiudbt
ben grDBen @inter<garnebal in 81 8aio
BPM IA. bis Is. Sanuar 1902. Sieler
Garnebal miro zines Ser lbDniten Sefte
peroen, Die je in Der @rensftabt abeehal<
ten rpur0en. &tele Mttraftionen peroen
geboten. Stier9efehte, 8lumenparabe,
8ettmniisiren 5tptihen merifanii6en unb
amerifaniiben &apelen &c. or 8alp lit
an ii6 cine lebr intereiiante, iebenstpertbe
Stabt. 8eniibt bic Siblibe Bacific<8abn
un6 erfunbigt guh BET ibren Mgenten
nod alien g~inselbeiten Der &eile ober
ibreibt on
8. S. Nnberion, )
Ih. Sen. 8afiage@9lgent,
SpufDn, Eeras.
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&pfAleS.
0ie Marfthane.

@or mebreren Sabren ibpn par
cine WarttbaQe 6as alleemsine Bez
oirfniB Der Staot, einmal, UNI bas
qorae Warftgelbdft elmer erDBeren
Staot entiprebenb, auf einem 8lab
~ t%D15entriren unb apeitens, INN
ianitdrer &idiihten uno 8uribrifz
ten 81 geniigen.
Die @eibibte Der @rbauunQ Der
MarttbaQe 1T betannt ee1ue. Die
beftdnoigen Ngitatipner, fabrten oa=
~, Die -Staotaominiftration bafir gu
intereifiren un0 unter Der flinaenoen
Heibiilfe Der Burger, pelhe @runbz
ei9eatbum uno 9duIer in Der @dbe
oe8 YaiHal Square beIaBen, murhe
Die WarftbaQe auf bieiem 8labe er=
tolt. Nnitatt aber fi@ auf einen
Nartt 81 Backgammon unb oenlelben
eelliigeno groB an5uleeen, murbe ba=
NIT gleih bic 8eibaffu1g elmer &pn=
nentionSbaue geplant urtD ba muBte
oann am Martt belHnitten tperoen,
nm oa8 Stefenpferb beS, MapDr
0id8, oaSy 8erIammlungslofal i'm
3tueite1 Stodmert, nit bauer su TOM
men.
Bel benz Mangel an Naum i'm
Martt felbit mar bon p%prnberein
rldbt oarar1 gu benfen, ale Tlei1her,
Jifbbdnoler uno @emu1ebdnoler oaz
rim unter5ubringen uro cine barauf
bin5ielenoe Orbinans tpirbe BON tel
nee Wirtung 9etpelen 1ein. Man
ituBte es aliD benz guten Wils
len Der 5hldbter etc. uberlalien,
IN benz Wfartt lire gerfaufsltGnbe
auf5uiblagen Dber ridt. @leidaeis
tig tOnnte man nit Der grlaubniB
IN ben Deri1ieoenen Tbeilen Der
Staot pripate Sleiih=, Siid= unb
Wehiaelmdrfte 81 etabliren, niht
5nridbnlten uno TO blieb bas Marftz
Qeb6uoe fait leer uno erfunt Ieinen
8med in teiner @eiie. Nber niht
aur oas: anftatt elm Ginfommeu au
liefern, tuDrauf man beitimn1t gered=
net bette, neruriabt es Der Sta6t
untoften, Die monatlid nibt unbez
oeuteno iein iollen.
Bel benz Bau bes Marftes hatte
man man iib anoere Stdote, mie
gnlpefton, 0DuitDn. etc. gum 8pr=
bib 9%erOr1r1en, tpD Die Mdrfte alIers
oings ourh Die Wfietbe cine biblhe
Menerue abmerfen. Man bat aber
pier erifenS tein central gelegenes,
Johann aber AUDI feitt geniigenb grD=
tes Nnrttbaus gebaut uno iiH ba=
ber IN ben 5u ertpartenben Ginnab=
men fart nerrehnet.
Dna MarftbauS lit elm febr foftz
ipielige8 Snftitut ~getporben; Der qrpBe
Snal i'm uberen Stodmerf ftebt leer.
Dies lit cine 5plge Der burdaus
!oliden Mn[aee bes Baues, sumal
oo audi nod tpiftige @inridtungen,
mie aiblapparate, &iblrdume ETC.,
IN WegfaH fDr1mert muBten.
Bos bic Staot ihlieBli9L NIT bie-
len @lepbanten anfangen mill, 1T
en- Gdtbiel. Die Mufbebung Der
Bariet6s3benter uno anberer Ser
aeniigungspldbe bss 9rans-9 San 8e@
orp pire Die 2eute auh nibt naH
PEI W1rttbaQe 5ieben; file baben iie
IN oer Tbat nod nibt barar perbin=
bert, bortbin gu eeben uno ibre Gin
tdufe bort gu MAIDEN. Dies bat eber
nJtoere @riinoe. @iirbe Der Marft
leirert Bwed ourbaus entiprecben,
% tpiiroe er AUDI frequentirt tperben.
@ie fib bic Staot init benz rebt an
!ebnlihen Delight abfinben miro,
tleibt nb3utparten.
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Setb auf Der 6nt.

aDnlumenten BON rBubmeiler"
ipelbes ausidlieBlib BON Der In=
beufer=8 uib=8 rauerei aebraut miro,
tperoen por anoeren 8ieren geparnt,
Die oenielben 0amen fiibren ober
cine abnlibe etiquette traaen. Seoe
Slalbe oes nBubmeiler" trdgt Die
tpDblbefannte etiquette unb ieber
Sort meift ben einaebrannten Stemz
pei u8uomeiier" auf. 5iitet @ud
pDr Ha6abmungen, inoem Sbr altf
Dbiees a9tet uno beitebet oarauf,
oaB r8uomeiler" in @urer @egen=
mart aeDffnet per6e.
Gnbeuierzg ulb 8reping Miin'.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

Sn @aibinetpn lit Die Maf<
ribt BON elmer groBen 5bldgerei
amiI9en amerifanild]en WatrpIen
BPM &anonenboDt ngidsbura" uno
ruliilhen SDloaten in Der 9ineli=
i6en 5afenitaot Miutibpane einge=
troHen. Man legt Der Nneeleeen=
belt ieoob feline politiibe Beoeutune
BEL. Sc 1T ieboh baourb apiiben
ben &uiien unb ben oprt iibernin-
ternoen Nmerifanern cine spanning
e%ingetreten, melde leibt mod gu
ernfteren gDnflicten fiibren fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
Giienbabn 6abr=Ylan.
s. Il O. "a. @abm.

AO " ~.
Nab alien Norbz3 erass 8unften ........
Na9 ct. 2onis, Mempbis unb Sen,
0lIeIi. .......1G U(1ftQQS.
gtab 8aeo, Nor6&3eras, Santa Sc unb
SrtscoeBunften SIS MbenbS
ytab ct. 9Duis urb benz Often 900 ,
ytodb Gareop nno Merico 400 8prm.
Gnfnnft.
Son st. 9Dnis urb Dem Often. 7.30 BORN.
Son Noro~Seras, Santa Sc unb Sriscos
Hunften S.45 8Drm.
BDn lDcalen 8unften ......6.3 80 Nachrn.
Son ct. 2Duis unb benz Sten .11.45 Mbbs.
Son 9areoo uno W1ertfp. .12.I 10 geac9m.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

WttBernten leiben unb Der 8erlanbt
b0n Nferbau : 8rpouften bat bon
Sapr 5u Sabr suaenommen. .3uerit
lanoten iie nab Der 6auptitoot, trob
Der groBen gntfernung BON ca. 100
Stlotneter Butter unb Sdie, ipGter
nod eingema6te Sritbte, uno iebt
fomn1en gauge 8ageonlaounqen nit
Meiaen an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09
30,000,00O Tlaldleu

tperben ge9enpdrtia BON Der Inhelr=
Ter 8uib : 8rauerei in ct. 2puis.
Mo., an 6ano gebalter, UNI nit ben,
berubmten n8uopeiier s8ier eefaat
su meroen. 9ieie8 lit elm Qutes
3eiden BON Der YDpularitdt oieier
Warfe.
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San 9lntpmip & 9lranias
Vak Sahn,

i'm @arten=D iftrift bes @taates. Sc.
lunobeit uno &lima uniibertrpfen.
8iaige 2dnoereien fir ben Sarnter,
Warftgdrtner, Obit= uno &iebsIbter.
Wegen @inselbeiten tpenoet@ub an
=. S. Wfartin, q. IS. g.,
Sun Mntpnip, Tera8.
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g. u. s. u. q. 8abu.

@ah Galueiton, Souton uno Guerp tag.
Zig. 900 &prm.
@ocb Corpus gbrifti, NrauiaS BaB unb
BeebiIe tdalid .........9 ubr 8Drm.
unb 2:20 Na@m.
NabL 8Drne unb &erroiae, tdglib ......
$3.50 Born.
Mnfun t.
8Dn @alnetDH, SDufDn nnb guerD tag
lib ZOO Mbenbs.
Son Corpus gbriti, MranIas 8aB yno
8eebiIe taelib. ..........2:05 Nadjm.
BON S6rne uub 8errniue. taelib ...:..
$3.50 Nbenbs.
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Suutbern @acific Babm.

Nab Netp Orleans, Souiton unb @al>
peitpn td9lib. .12:00 Mittaas.
Wa6 81 8aio, galifornien unb MeTtfD
No6 WorbeSeges, ct. 2ouis unb gbicae
90 katy Flyer ........8:15 Ibenbs.
Wnfun t.
Son NorozSe1as, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago
(katy Flyer ..........8:30 WDr9enS.
Bon Nefp Orleans, Spufteu unb Sol.
belton t08ltb.. .4:45 Na6n1.
Bon 81 8aio, ~@alifDrnien uno Werifr
.......... ...........7:30 Nbenos,
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Sebt tit Die Belt

@uren Sorratb BON 5euerbofs fir
ben @inter an5uiboffen. @ir baben
oas bette lie bier pfferirte 6ofs aus
Rounb &od an Der Sc. 6. & e.
Sabn. Wadt Cure Seiteaun9,
3elepbon 81.
Suniet 8ouo Company,
@. q. fSith, 8eneral 0fanaaer.
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Morsan @itp Slid. Il. TleiidsMarft

9reuino Npe, apiiden Main= uno
Militdr : 8laaa, Selepbpn 81 bat
itets ale Sprten BON Si1Hen, Mms
itern, @ilo uno oas bette friIHe
Jleiib. Wo1t Cure Beiteuungen
brett ober per 9elepbun. &ae Nuf.
trdge neroen prompt ausgefibrt unb
Die Irtifel frei a~baeliefert.
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M. g. & E. @ahu.

Nab @acp, Sort 8prtb. Dallas. &anIaa
gitb, ct. Souls unb Chicago, taglib,
e.. q. & q. 8. Sepot) 1870 Mor9ens.
Nob @aco, Sort 8ortb, Dallas &C. {non1
Suniet~OepDt) ......... .8:l5 Mbenbs.
Nnfunt t:
gpn Chicago. ct. 9Duts, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort BDrth unb &ac0, tdelib
(Snnlet Depot ...........8:30 Born.
Son 8aco, Sort 8Drtb, Dallas &C. Is.
u. & u. IS. SepDt) $500. 9:25 Mbenos.
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aa- Salt, cement, Sanb, Bad
feline. ~feuerfeite Steine unb 1bon=
Cheer urb Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappes
Cheer uno Gspbalt, Del, g~erpentin,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. ftetS porrdtbi0
bel s.. 6. 9ielmanm, 306 Dfts
Commerce. traBe. &teorige 8reiie,
quite Waare iDpie quite uno reeue
Beoienung meroen garantirt. :
9elepbpn 40
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@rnmseisentbums . llebertraaansen

Sobn s. llbrbera an Sobn S.
Gatterion, 3 @runoftiide an Monu=
mental Str., $1,750.
Soiepb g6tle an @m. @eiser, 100
Mder 2ano, $1,000.
IS. Seloer an Morp Set, @runo=
itiid an Der gde BON Hpro= Flores
ctr. uno 5rieori9sburger 2ano=
1traBe. 8reis nDmineQ.
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@mlf ghpre @ahn.

Nbfabrt.
Wab Stodbale, taslicb, $500 8orm.
Infuu t.
Son StOd6ale. tdalid, 1900 Nadhm.
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8ir fDnnen un8 cine bbfe Gr=
fdltuna 5u5ieben, mir wiiien nibt
mie; mas AUDI immer Die urlahe
lein mag, ems lit 9epiB, Or. Iu=
auIt S6ni9's 6amburger 8ruIttbee
miro cine lidere 6eilune brineen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

Stets fiir ben @ebrau6 fertie;
itets superldliie iinb Cheatham's
Laxative Tablets. Sic beilen gr=
fdltung idnener als irgeno elm an=
beres Mittel. 2eidt bel Iib su tra=
aen, anaenebm 81 nebmen. @eroen
%oarantirt. Brets rs Gents.
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Siibweitteras miiHl6tG u9

Wern SIR Guh ireenbup nieber.
laiien uuut, tbut es entlang Der 81.
ME Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

Serb. staffel, 33l gaft Cont
MERGE : StraBe. Selb= uno @artens
Sdmereien ftets fril1. 8inter 9ur-
Oats. &oeeen uno @erfte fir Wins
ter Stature. ,Pratts Food fiir Bferoe,
Gibe nro 6afner. 0as bette Wtittel
um 6iibner leoer 81 MAIDEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-01-09

Sn 8elpeoere. Sas., ftarb i'm
boben Sitter Der Commodore Softer
on einem Sblaganfale. 8otter
bate pdbreno oes 8iireerfrieQe8 als
Commandment bes 8anserihiffes
ngbippemo" wdbreno Der 8elaaez
rura oeS Sort 6ilber cine beroprra=
genoe Goae 9elpielt.
- rMenid, Iino Sic eefrdBial
SD CLAUDE, tpenn Sic Der 8ari5 ge=
weien mar n, bdtten Sic ben Ipfel
lelber e~efrefien!"
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bigger g%rinnerung, fuie elm Serb
8eluin (Wiqiam 9bumlon) elm
Werner Siemens, elm 0elmbolb
uno anbere 9eroen Der @i1ien-
ihait in belle 8eaeiiterung eerie=
them. tpenn fie BON benz fleinen
Wunoeroinge. benz Telepbpn, ipra=
ben! Won muB gelteben, baS bic
neueite Bbale Der @erpenoung bes
n6Drrobrs" oenlelben Gbarafter
elmer ih6nen grfinouns al fid bat
uno neue Beripeftipen in oos ofs
unnabbar nerlhrieene Ieid1 Der
MDglibfeiten erDffuet, benz Die mo
bernen 9itanen ibOn 10 manfes
@ebeimniB gum @oble Der Menidz
belt entriiien baben. 9as mi
admirari' eebDrt in Die Humpel=
TANNER Der 8ergangenbeit, tpie
mandes Nnbere nod.
@abreno nun Die eurppdilben
Grinder chamber in Neuerunaen
auf benz 9ebiete Der Sunfenteleeras
pbie ~uberbieten, fist 9esla auf Den
0Dben Der Hofp Wountains in eineml
lelbit g%esimmerten BlDdbaus unb
beitrebt iib, cine 3orreiponoens NIT
ben WarsbemObnern einsuleiten!
90 rdrrilb oieie Soee flinet, 70, inuB
man 9esla, in pelbem fid 2pme
brpio's Iniibt pom @eIen bes Sc
MES gu beitdtigen iheint, benn bod
bepunoernl SIN &c entury Maya
zine bonn DECEMBER 1899 oer0ffent=
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

Many of those women who have been
in the habit of trading in certain board
brokers' houses and who recently have
been denied further privileges in the
manner indicated by the sample letter
quoted above are highly indignant. One
of them, referring to the letter men,
toned which she had received, said
Are not brokers' offices as a rule fit
places for self-respecting business wo-
men to frequent? And, if so, why not
L want to know as Aunt Jemima
says. have passed beyond the moral
infancy far enough to know that arti-
fetal manipulation of stock values is
a dishonest business, and that all who
knowingly make themselves accessory
to the practice must suffer under the
highest criteria of dignity
But is all buying and selling of
stocks unworthy-buying for an hon
est rise in value or for investment?
And if not, why is not brokers of
flee proper place for a woman? And
if so, why are not men also who value
their dignity warned away from them i?
I want to know if a wave of Hindoo
ehtics is about to sweep over and pos
sess this land, because if it is L want to
take whatever precaution is most to be
relied upon against becoming a wild
ow."
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

De bes' way to cook a possum is 10
bile him until he's half done, and den
put him in de stove oven ana paKe
him. It's bes' to put little pork IN
jes' to season him.
" Fore l forget it, I wants TO put
yer on about de possum carryln ms
young uns. When dey is very young
he carry 'em in his pocket, jus on
his udder side. When dey gus Dig
he carry 'em on his back. De OLD
possum jes whip his tail over his PACK
and all de little possums twist de ends
oh dere tails roun' de big tail and moi
on right smart. When de possun
hain't no young he jes' drag MS TAN
after him.
"Dere's one ting, Jedge, 1 don jes
like bout de possum. When he find an
old dead boss or cow in de woods ne
go and git all his young an feed on
him. De possum love dead things. But
mos of de time de possum lives on
nuts, grapes and simmons. Den hes
de bes' eatin'. But if he's been near
a dead COW he taste jes' like a turkey
buzzard smell. l don't know how buzz
zard taste. never eat none.
DE possum is almos' as smart as
de squirrel bout layin' up stuff for
bad weather. He done lay up acorns
and nuts. Yet de possum is nasty
thing. He'll eat anything, don't care
what II Is fVllOCdlS 10 ullSHly 1OllO
of possum. Cats is plenty about seven
mile from here in de mountains Some
times de possum gets - fat he amt
no good only to throw away.
But, Jedge, thars much more cite
ment huntin' coons dan possums. Dey
both have about four young uns, and
dey'n fight for 'em. Never see none
with more than four Deres great
sport in a coon hunt. Want more than
one dog unless he's a very pertickler
good dog. Every time de coon's hand
tech a dog he tears de dogs nose
mouf and ears. After a young dog
hunts coon for a while dat dog knows
somethin! De dog mus throw de coon
on his back and ketch him on his
breast. It's in de night dat we go
for coons. De coons tears our corn all
to pieces. De dog ginerally trees de
coon on a big tree unless he coon is
pushed berry close. Den we cut de tree
down, or, if he on a small tree, shake
him down. De coon is not so easily
caught as de possum. De fall don't
hurt him none. He fall on his side
and de dog covers him, and dey's both
in for an awful fight.
Il don't think 1 know nuthin' more
bout coons an possums."
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27
II YOU HAVE PAIN IN YOUR BACK
Do Not BE Deceived. You Have Kid
ney Trouble, and You Do Not
Need a Physician to Tell
You So.

Let us give you a piece of advice:
Pain in the hack is an almost infallible
sign of kidney disease; a surer sign is
the condition of your urine. If you
have a pain in the back then look to
the condition of your urine. 1t is easily
done. Take a glass tumbler and fill
it with urine; after it has stood "a
hours. if it has a sediment, if 1t is
milky or cloudy, if it is pale or disol-
ored, stringy or ropy, your kidneys and
bladder are in dangerous condition and
need immediate attention, or the con-
sequences may prove fatal.
DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy is the one medicine that really
cures all diseases of the kidneys liver
bladder and blood, rheumatism. dyspep-
STA and chronic constipation, and it will
take you but short trial to convince
yourself of its wonderful curative
power.
G. f. Sammer of No 400 Tioga street.
Syracuse, N. Y, in a recent letter says:
II was afflicted for years with
severe pains in my back and kid
neys. 1 tried many doctors and
many medicines, but got no relief;
for over two years | scarcely had
good nights rest on account of back
ache in a most distressing form. 1
bought a bottle of DIR. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy and COM
menced to use it, and I must say l
never imagined 1 should find such a
wonderful cure. Why. ] feel like
young man again in spite of my 50
years
All druggists sell DIR. David Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy in the new so
cent size and the regular $1.00 size bot
ties.
Sample bottles-enough for trial, free
by mail.
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TON, Rondout, N. Y.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27
Jim HAM, LEWIS LUCK.
Injured in Accident and Presented
$1,000 by Client.

James Hamilton Lewis of Seattle
the Jim Ham" of newspaper fame
who formerly represented Washington
in Congress, a former Savannahian
and known throughout Georgia and
everywhere, was hurt in Chicago last
week, in attempting to rescue a team
ster from a position of peril under a
wrecked wagon. Mr.. Lewis quite re-
Gently won a 100000 lawsuit for John
Healy, formerly of Fort Benton. and
now Of Alaska, and the latter pre-
scented Mr.. Lewis with 100000 of the
amount.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

-Temptation.-"You have such a
cosey home here" her caller said.
Yes" she replied. Sometimes I al
most feel like giving up my club work
and living in It for a while."-Chicago
Record Herald.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

He Seams Something Grandpa:
My father used to tell me that all
play and no work made Jack a lazy
boy
Harry: Did he? Is that chestnut
as old as that Puck.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27
Mrs.
Dear Madame:

Dear AldQdIHS.
We regret to inform you that in flu
ture we shall be unable to afford you
the privilege of calling at our office
on Blank street.
We find that some of our
best customers consider it undignified
for women to frequent brokers offices,
and for that reason beg to ask that in
future you will kindly communicate
with us only by letter or telephone.
In this matter we have used no dis
elimination. Every woman who has
an account or who has done business
with us will receive similar notice by
the same mail. Yours very truly,
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27
WOMEN BAD LOSERS.
MOVEMENT TO EXCLUDE THEM
FROM BROKERS' OFFICES.

Wall street to EndeaVOr to Put an
End to Female SpeuIating-Reason
why Brokers object to business OF
This Kind-Instances of Women's
Lack of Business Knowledge.
From the New York Times.
There is a movement among brokers
in New York to exclude women from
their business houses and to deny them
the privilege of specializing in stocks.
Femininity, they say. has been given
a fair chance to show its adaptability
sn 1.-The street" and has failed misera-
bly,.
For a long time many brokers have
considered women undesirable patrons
for a multitude of reasons. During
the past fortnight the opposition has
crystallized and several prominent
firms have taken q bold, determined
stand to ostracize those members of
the fair sex whose gaming instinct and
desire to get rich quick prompt them
10 speculate on the markets.
The following is a copy of letter
sent ont last week by well known
firm of stock brokers. 1t shows plain
~ the attitude of brokers, and is not
unlike letters that have been sent out
recently by other firms:
New York, July Z, 1902.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-07-27

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