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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-01

and transaeting, business within the Dis
triet, EXCEPT these. exempted by the laws
relating to the District. shall be appraised
in bulk at .Hs-f fair cash value by the board
of personal tax appraisers, and the corpo-
ration issuing the same shall be liable for
the tax thereon according to such value and
shall pay the, collector Of taxes a sum
ecral to So per 81 LOCO on the assessed
valuation, but from the assessed valuation
of such capital stock shall first be deducted
the value Of any and all real estate owned
by any snsh corporation in the District
which ealestate shall be separately taxed
against the corporation; provided. that
nothing inJthis act. contained shall be in
any way construed to affect the laws in
relation to the tax on street railroad COM
paEies. or section $50 of the code of the
District ofrColunfbia in relation to the tax
or insurance companies; provided further
that nothing in this act relating to corpora
Iens shall be construed to include newspa-
per, real estate and mercantile companies
which are or may be Incorporated for the
purpose of conducting kinds or classes of
business usually conducted by individuals
and which by. reason of Incorporation re-
ceive no special franchise privilege, but
all such corporations shall be rated,
sessed and taxed as individuals conducting
business in similar lines are rated, assessed
and taxed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-01
Payable With Real Estate Tax.

bills of exchange, or promiSSory notes, or
where stocks bonds, bills of exchange or
or for sale, shall be regarded as a private
bank or banker
Tax on Brokers'
General brokers shall pay tax Of $500
per annum. Every person, firm, company,
or association not Incorporated Except in
surance and real estate brokers acting as
such9. soliciting business from the general
public by advertisement or otherwise, or
purchasing. selling, or negotiating for 9th
ers securities shares. stocks, bonds, ex-
or prsmSry tes or dealing in futures
on market quo 3tions OF prices or values on
merchandise. shares. stocks, bonds, or other
securities, or, ACCEPTING margins on prices
or xa1usA.of SAD shares share, stocks, bonds;
general l5broker. . - '-''N
Note brokers' Shall pay tax Of $500 per
annum. Every, person. firm, company, or
pG
promissory notes without real estate or
collateral security or advancing money on
personal property as security without pos
session OF said spersonal property shall be
deemed a. note broker.
The taxes for said private banks and
bankers, general brokers and note brokers
shall be paid to the collector of taxes of the
District Of Columbia, and shall date from
pire on the Both day of June following. Such
taxes shah date from the first day of the
month In which the liability begins, and.
payment shall be made for proportionate
amount.
Penalty for Violation.
Any person or persons violating any Of
the provisions of this section shall be IL
able to a penalty of $500 for each offense,
the penalty to be imposed. upon convic-
ton in the Police Court. as other fines
and penalties are imposed; and in default
of the payment Of said penalty the person
or persons so convicted shall be impris-
oned, In the discretion OF the court.
The Commissioners of the District of
Columbia are authorized and directed to
appoint clerk and assistant clerk to the
board OF personal tax appraisers at an
nual salaries of 81 400 and 81 eco, respec-
lively. and three inspectors at annual sal
aries of 81. GEO each. all Of whom shall per-
form such duties as may be assigned to
them by the chairman OF the board. A
sum sufficient to pay the salaries of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-04-01
Correction of Return.

Provided further. That if the board of
personal tax appraisers be not satisfied as
to the correctness of the return of personal
property made by any person, firm. associa-
ton, corporation, company, administrator,
executor, guardian or trustee, the board
may reject the return. and the board. or any
of its members, may, from the best in
formation he or they can procure. by
making such an examination of the per-
sonal property as may be practical BILE, assess
the same in such amount may to him or
them seem just; and notice Of the rejection
of the sworn return shall be given to the
party interested by leaving the same at
the address given in the return, and in all
such cases there shall be right of appeal
from the action taken by the appraisers to
the board Of personal-tax appeals, or to
their successors in office. within fifteen days
after delivery of the notice of rejection:
And provided further, That If any person.
firm, association, corporation. company ad
ministrator, executor, guardian or trustee
shall make a false affidavit touching the
matters herein. provided for, he or they
shall be deemed guilty of perjury, and
upon conviction thereof shall be subject to
the penalties for that offense now provided
by section S5S of the code of the District of
Columbia.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-12-13
st. Ian>m'a>ly &ar&aer.
December Is. 1902.
A GOOD THING.

German Syrup is the special pre-
scription of DR.. 4. Boschee, a Gel
ebrated German physician, and is
acknowledged to be one of the most
fortunate discoveries in Medicines
1t quickly cures Coughs, Colds and
Lang troubles of the severest ma
ture, removing, as it does, the cause
OF the affection and leaving the
parts in a strong and healthy con-
dition. 1t is not an experimental
medicine, but has stood the test Of
years, giving satisfaction in every
case, which its rapidly Increasing
sale every season confirms. Two
million bottles sold annually.
Boschee's German Syrup was intro
duced in the United States in 1868,
and is now sold in every town and
village in the civilized world. Three
doses will relieve any ordinary
cough. Price, rs and Is cts. Sold
by all druggists in the civilized
world.
6. G. GREEN, Woodbury., N J.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-12-13

E. Brewster. competent witnesses OF
lawful age, and domiciled in said Par
1sh and State, who hereunto sign their
names with said appearers and me, said
nortary, after due reading of the whole.
MRS. P. OU1LLIBEk,
MRS. GEO. DUTSCH,
MRS. NJ. ECKEL,
MRS. B. GOLDATE,
MRS. LIZZIE HAAS,
MRS. T. BADEAUX,
MRS. ?. GENTLUCI.
Attest
T. E. Brewster,
Jules B, Maille.
II. r. WARREN,
Clerk and Ex- Of1iciary Notary Public
The above and foregoing charter of
the Ladies' United Friends Bcnev-
olent Association having been submitted
to me for examination and approval and
the same having been examined, and
none Of its provisions being contrary to
the Constitution or laws of the State of
Louisiana, the same is hereby approved,
this 7th day OF November, 1902.
GORDON w. GOODBYE,
Dist. Atty for the Goth judicial District
OF Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of St. Tammany.
l hereby certify the above and fore
going charter to be truly recorded in
Mortgage Book 81" pages 313, etc.
Witness my hand and seal OF office
this 18th day of November, A. D., 1902,
H. r. WARREN,
Clerk and Ex- Of1icio Recorder.
no Is, %, 20, de 6, IL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1902-12-13
Practical
Experienced
MilIwright

Thoroughly versed on general con-
struction and operation of the Latest
Improved Modern Rice Mills Of any
capacity. Also the testing of Milling
Machinery. Satisfactory city refer
ences given on application.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-06

priceless heritage and that con
venient coal scuttle in a distant sea
is of far less value than the right
to be trusted when you have given
word"
He declared that the war depart
ment had ceased to do anything to
stop the outrages upon helpless
prisoners, which it had started out
to punish.
He said in conclusion:
"The charge that we are at
tempting to defame the honor of
the American army is truthful
calumny, and it is simply impossi-
BILE that any man having heard
these debates could have uttered it
without taking u falsehood upon
his lips"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-06

trict committeeman by the differ
ent delegates ratified:
East Tennessee r. E. L. Mount
castle, Morristown. and Frank M
Thompson, of Chattanooga.
Middle Tennessee Ware 0gilvies
Lewisbnrg; Edward B. Craig. Of.
Giles County, and r. r. Carmack,
Of Davidson County.
West Tennessee w. "A. Carter.
of Paris, and John e. Wells, Of
Union City,
The Committee met and elected
Frank M. Thompson, Chairman.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-06
TWo LIVES.

How sim pie and sweet We're
Our lives just then.
How true the beat Of our heart
That has changed since we have
Climbed life's wonderful peak,
And looked upon the world apart.
Cynical I've grown perhaps
Yourself strangely cold,
Yet the remaining spark
Memory has kindled to life.
And long with the old time love
For the touch fyour hand tonight.
AS sit in the purplish light
BY the loch SO BRIGHT
That glnts and CLEANS in the hush of night,
| wonder if peace would come
If parted the portal of leaves
And stepped beneath where the river CLEANS;
On its lovely bosom would DREAM
This beautiful dream, yours and mine,
Of which the world knows aught
OF the shadows that lie between
shadows divine and grey
That haunt us through each passing day,
Phantoms of gloom that beckon
To you and me.
Like the rush of the waves
From restless seas comes the thought of your
decline,
You with your rose-lined path of wealth
And faithful heart must drift out on the COM
ing tide,
Silent and cold those beautiful lips
That have caressed me.
! shrink not from the change
II has thousand charms,
With Christ fear not the stream,
Or the depths so dreary to thee,
There is rest from the praise that assails, =
A balm for the passionate tears of regret,
Freedom from the CALLING yoke
That destiny gave, and regret
Is lost in the grave.
But for thee in your terraced home
OF grandeur and artist tart,
m sore distressed and would
Halt the message sent.
If the power were mine to give
I'd blow the rose leafs
To thy face so wan.
And through thy veins
The warm rich current send,
Ere sought repose
Upon my restless couch.
But the fiat has passed.
Death the end
With his sickle sharp,
Stands like sentinel grim,
70 cleaye our struggling breath,
Torn IN nnaf,tr W
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-06
LITTLE JACK.
JoIE CRADDooK

Take this child and nurse it,
And thy wages will pay.
Did this mean my baby
The one He has taken away?
For surely have nursed him,
With mothers love and care,
Not forgetting as | rocked him
To breathe Tor him prayer.
Aud l know among God IS angels
The blessings, hopes and joy
There were none more dear 10 my mothers
heart
Than that one little mite of boy.
Our only boy, little Jack
Our hope and our pride,
And surely God will forgive me
For wishing he had not have died..
'Tis easy to say God knows best, I"
For those who know not our sorrow
But we who own the empty cradle
Know twill be empty tomorrow.
Know that throughout the endless years
The cradle will be empty still,
And say, because we must,
That we bow to "our Savior's will =
Time may dull the heart-ache,
But memory must remain,
And most we have to comfort us
Is to know he's free from pain.
And know that all Gods blessings
That heaven holds for all,
Are heaped upon our little ONE
Our taby yet so small
Laugh and the world laughs with YOU
But bear your burdens alone.
The world cares not for your sorrow,
1t has enough of its own.
Then to smile. as fate has decreed we must
Smile and await our DOOM
For well l know all nature says
Wen soon be waited home.
And then 1 know those little feet,
That knew no earthly thorns,
Will be standing among Gods angels,
Waiting the coming morn.
And those little waxen hngres,
That are now SO stiff and cold,
Win be reaching out to mother
From that beautiful heavenly fold
And again will l clasp to my heart my bal
The baby that can not come back,
And I'll feel those dear little arms around
me,
And live again with little Jack
MoTHER.
To the dear people who we're Sd
ind to me in my trouble l dedica
his little poem in memory of d
ably. MRS. J. t. CLAIR
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-06
THE GREAT ROER WAR
is AT AN END


London, June lit is officially
announced by the British foreign
Office that all the Boer delegates
have accepted the British terms Of
surrender.
BY the terms of the treaty OF
peace the Beers gain:
Restoration of farms in the con-
dition they were in before the war,
Restoration of confiscated prop
erty.
Remuneration for property de-
stroyed and stock taken.
Permission to retain their arms.
Equal rights of citizenship and
suffrage with British inhabitants.
Revocation of Kitchener's Danish
ment proclamation.
The Beers lose:
Their independence.
The South African Republic and
Orange Free State becomes crown
colonies of Great Britain,
The great struggle between the
Beers and the British was opened
on October II, 1899 1t lasted for
two years and has cost Great Brit
ain 81, $50, 600, 900 in money; besides
the lives Of fully $4,000 men.
What it has cost the Beers finau-
orally will probably never be known
any more than will the total num-
Der of their dead and deported,
The Beers went into the field
with approximately 10000 men. 1t
is known that their forces have
been reduced to not more than
5000.
JOY IN LONDON.
London, June 1.-The war office
stated that the announcement OF
the long looked for peace with the
Beers in South Africa had been de-
clared. Boer leaders who have
been in conference at Vereeninig
for the past few weeks in discussion
of the terms offered by the British
cabinet, and changed slightly from
time to time, at last agreed to what
the government held forth and
signed the document containing the
terms of surrender at 1880 o'clock
on Saturday night.
When the good news, which had
been almost hourly awaited in Lon
don, was posted at the war office it
was hardly any time before it
seemed that London's four millions
of people were Informed of the ter
mination of hostilities. The news
had seemingly spread with tremen-
dous rapidity and the streets soon
filled with cheering crowds, almost
wild with enthusiasm.
From the late afternoon, when
the announcement was first made
known, until midnight, the people
surged through the thoroughfares,
the national anthem and
with we're exuberance of
Joy. In st. Paul's Cathedral and
also in many other of the churches
in the city the national anthem was
sung with the tie deum. News of
similar rejoicing comes from all of
the provinces, whittier the news
was telegraphed Immediately that
it was made known in London,
BoERs GOT GOOD TERMS.
Atlanta, Ga, June LIN Lon
don cable, sent after a conference
with Or. Jameson, the terms of TIE
Beers surrender may be, unofficial
1y, stated as follows:
First--That the demand for un-
surrender, so passion
ately insisted upon by Lord Sails
bury, Field Marshal Roberts, and
the ministerial newspapers, was
abandoned.
Second That the Beers have Sc
cured better terms for themselves
than those which Secretary Cham
berlain refused to concede them
twelve months ago.
Third That the war indemnity
will be paid by Great Britain to the
Beers in the shape of a nominal
oan, but real grant of ten mil
ions sterling in compensation for
private property destroyed in the
var.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1902-06-06
Marriage Licenses.

]. w. Bell and Miss Kate Con
r. G. Rodes and Miss Ada
theney.
E. L. Griffith and Miss vsra
son.
R. t. Coggin and Mis-
Prather.
J. W. Jackson and M
Freed.
NJ. &. w. Inner Tubes rs
at U. c. Cycle Co.
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seit aber go Sahren

ihon tpurhe Mtrs. @inslow's SDo.
thing Syrup BON Minionep boa
Waiittern beim .3abnen Der 8inber
angemenbet. @irft Du i'm S9lnfe
ourb oas 56reien zines &tnbes ges
itDrt, 6os I'm 3abnen lit uro bot
Sbmeraen petnt? Mern 10, lafie
lofOrt cine Slai9e BON ,Mrs.
Win8lows SoDtbina Gnrup" bplen.
Sem 8ertb lit nnbesablbar. Sc
miro Dem fleinen 2eibenben lofort
2tnberung peri9aHen. GerlaBt eu1
oarauf, Wiitter, es 1T fem 3meifel
oariber. Sc BELT Siarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Magen uno Die @ierer. tes
ieitist @ino : &olit, erpeiht ben
1aumen, uerbtnbert gntsiinbun9
nno itarft bas gauge Spftem. rMfrs.
Blnslpws SOOTHING Sgrup" fir 5ab.
nenoe Sinoer lit anaenebm i'm Sc,
fdmaG; baS Gecept ftam,lit BON
einem Der beIten tpeibli1en Nerste in
ben Ser. Stoaten. Sc lit Bel alien
9ruggiiten in Der aan5er @elt gu
baben. Breis 25 Gents per 5laihe.
&auft niGt8 ~anberes, als Wrs.
WinslomS SoDthinasS nrup.
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WodJ mebr alS seraoe.

Wien, 81. San. Inter oieient
9itet idreibt oos nGeue 8iener 9as
%geblatt": vBlus que oroit" - 10 laus
tet iebt bic 8arple Der mooernen Ba.
riier Mieoer, Die laut Der ibnen uor>
angebenoen Nnpreiiungen i'm ltanoe
lein iolIen, iiber oas Borbanoeniein
zines l1nterleibes - 8aroon, meine
Damen uno 9erren! - uouitdnoig
binmegautduiden. 9eae @ntriitung
muB man empfinoen benin Gnblid
Der Die gpr5ige iolb zines neuen
WooeeebiloeS oariteqenoen Nbbil=
oung. DaB oiele ioaenannten 8or=
siiee MIR aRf Soften Der @eiunobeit
9eponnen rueroen f0nnen, itebt
auber alien 8meifel; oaB aber Die
9amen, Die iDlhe Nnpreiiungen in
Die 9dnbe befommen. ieit iiberSeuat
meroen bon Der Wunoertbdtieteit
fold zines neueu Mieoers, oas elau=
ben mir ebenio. rGlio plus que
droit'' muB man iein, I'M Der Wooe
gu entipreben! Wieoer init gera=
Der SrDnt" iino ihon abgetban"
neil iebt ia aae6 niiber" iein muB |!
Man iteae iih Die ourh elm lols
Dies Wieoer geponnene @eitalt nur
Dor: Der SbertDrper. Der. penn er
MODERN ietn Mil, rebt tief geldJuirt
iein muB, belien breiteite Steae aliu
nabe Der Cattle lit, ooruiiber gez
neigt ourh, baB oa3 Wieoer Die
Bartie unterbalb bes 2aiuenihlui=
les surifordnat, Der u~nterf6rper
alio san5 nab hinten aelhoben uno
nah binten abltebeno. mas, mie wir
erfabren, in aaernaditer 3ufunft
nod ourb 9urniiren unteritiiBt mer=
ben loa - fur5, Die @eitalt centau=
rendhnlid) entiteGt. uno oa6 ioq
ldDn fem! l~lebrieenS miro Dem
tiefi6niirenben Niieoer balo ba8
Stiinolein ih(agen; mie mir aus gu=
ter Queqe pernebmen. gebt es Damn
Don einem grtrem ins anoere. uno
menn Die 9urniire CUR Wabrbeit
miro, tritt bas bobe Mieoer in feline
&edte - penr li9's Die Damen
mieoer meroen eefauen laiien, benin
trOb v%geraoer" Sront 1T es nett be-
quemer ols Der bobe Shraubltod!
rMehr alS geraoe" ober laiien Sic
Iib fth ni6t MAIDEN, meine Oamen!"
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NuetIef.

Iomiral Shlep fat Dem Sra
ftoenten bes 8ulineB M}ens Stub,
Wtr. 5art, auf feline freunbli9e Gin
laouug, Der Staot San Gntpnio Ell
men Belu6 ab~5uitatten uno es 10
eln5uribten, boB er gum 8lumenfeit
bier 1T, geantmortet, boB er spar
nidt i'm Ipril lein gri6einen MAIDEN
fann. oaB er ober iider San Gin
tpnio einihlieBen miro, penn er lie
nah Seras fpmnen iolte.
&ibter s. 8. gerrea bielt am
Sreitag Nbeno ppr benz uBr0greB
Club" in Der s urnerbaIe cine 8eoe.
in nelher er in 1einem Gortaa:
nWas lit benn NIT Dem Siiben los?"
eine gan5eMtenee bausbafener Wabrz
beiten per5apfte. ST betonte namentz
lih, oaB mir fait Iaes, womit MIR
uns fleioen, einen groBen Sbeil BON
benz, mas mir eiien uno fat Nles,
mas MIR an Waihinerien, 6anos
tperfsseug, Observation-Disclosures
&c. gebrauden, pom Noroen beSieben;
allies Nrtifel, Die ebeniDeut bier fa=
bright peroen fDnnten uuo nofir bas
8elo i'm Staate b(eiben miiBte. CT
iauitrirte AUDI trefffib Die 8irfuugell
unleres famDlen nti=9ruitgeiebe8,
tpoourb einige unbeoeutenbe County
Inwdlte einige Tauieno Dollars in
in ibre Tai6e bringen, UNI Wfiaioneu
aus benz Staate gu treiben. Die
Geoe mar ausge5eihnet, aber ob Tie
@inorud MAIDEN miro?
- Ser Beriu9, bas Wpbnbou8
Don Nntonio Sanhes, PIG Siioz9o=
reoo StraBe nieoer5ubrennen, lit
ourb ben Boliaiiten &ublmann, Der
bas Seuer rebtseitig entoedte uno
nit 6ilfe Der aus Dem Sblaf eetped=
ten Satnilie lDlbte, nereitelt moroen.
Gin Sbeil oeS 6ol5nerfeS par NIT
Setroleum %getrdnft.
- Ser in Der Sones Ipenue nob=
nenoe Merifaner 8. Warttnes bat
feline Srau burb orei Shiiiie aefabr=
lih oermunoet. gr befinoet ith in
SOFT uno Die Srau miro i'm 6ospital
gepflegt.
BrinS Seinrib lit beute &ah.
mittag 3 uhr nit Dem Dampfer
r&ronprins @ilbelm" BON 8remer=
bauen abaefabren uno miro etma UNI
Mittag ben %. SEEM gorf eintreffen.
Da8 betBt, tpenn u%nterpeas ni6t8
neutrality-suspicious. paliirt uuo 0a8
@etter nibt gar 81 unginitig lit,
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Mrbeiten uebersett.

Die ahtltinoise gagesarbeit bat
felne 8eoeutune fir iene fleiren,
uuermiolihen Nrbeiter = fir DR..
Kings New Life Pills. Wiiuio>
men bacon fino Sag unb 0abt be-
ibdftiet NIT ben Seilen BON nnuers
oaulihfeit, 8iliuiitat, 8eritopfung,
f%ranfbaftem &opfihmer5 uno alien
Waeen<, 2eber, uno 0ieren=2eioen.
Sic bellen ibnea nuo permanent
uno fino leibt uno angenebm gu
nebmen. Sour Is Gents bel s..
&alter & Sobn. @eo. s. S. Sdmitt,
@igentbiimer, unb Io. OreiB.
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0afael 1ia3.

Die alt=renpmmirte gigarrens uno
9abaf 9anolune BON &afael Dias
fat Elm mobl <aiiortirtes 2ager pon
feinen importirten unb beimiIhen
giearren unb empfieblt namentlid]
Die ipe5ie1 fir iie ailgefertigte ,Jlor
be @afael Dia5", Die gu Breiien
BON 10 uno 12a Gents per Stid gu
baben lit. NuBer &auhs uno &aus
tabaden fibrt bic Girma audi piele
S0rten BON S9nupftabaf.
@er gut uno biIig rauden miu,
taufe bel Mafaef Dias, 319
Mlamu 8la5a.
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ltuperhpfft fommt oft!

User bieie 3eilen lieit, ellie niht illhtie
bariiber binwea. gs lit bier bic 8ebe
BON benz ein5isen Wittel, bas iid]erlid
un6 bauerub BON ben ibperen Qualer
Ter Sdmorrboioen befreien fam. 9ieiea
Mittel heiBt Mnafeiis, Bat iih felt Sab,
rem betudbrt, un6 es piro cine 8robe bas
BON BON P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1915,
New York, an Sebertnann perianot, 90
bic gisentbiimer miien, baB es iicber
hilft. Nnh in alien Npothefeu su baben,
iinb es beilenbe S~tuhlSapfden, tpeldbt
am Sibe bes 2eioens einaefibrt tueroer
unb Weiier, Guetihtette unb NeBuno
ii~berilllia mad1en.
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Grfnriionen Der 5. & g. q. sga6u.
Ole %aiigegebenen 9atett be,ei9nen Die Der,
faufs.Eage Der Gillette.

Nab Sareop, Seg., am 81. Sebruar:
9eoents6eler George 8aibinetDns.
Nad WacD, Seq, am 20. unb 81.
5%ebruar: GREEN'S Decentralization.
0ah Saias, Seq, am IL. unb II.
Sebrnar: 8Dlfs<8 arteis&Dnpentipn,
NaG Gsetu Orleans, 2a., BPM 5. biz
10. Sebruar: Maroigras.
Sir Obige 9aten tueroen niebrige e.
eurionssGoten in &roft iein. @egen al
len Ginselbeiten tpenbe man iidb gef al
liat an 8. s. 8rice,
9. 3. & &. 81, S. & 8. 81. 81. 81.
8aleitine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-15
JeRt lit Die Belt

@uren gorratb BON 5euerbpls fir
ben 8inter an5uidaffen. 0ir baben
oas bette lie bier offerirte 9pls aus
Houno &oG an Der sc. g.. & 8.
8abn. Mea6t Cure Beiteauna.
9elepbDn 81.
Sunfet @op~b @pmpanp,
SO. q. Sith. General Wanaoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-15
GiielbaDn TaDr>8lan.
S. u o. ". WaDn.
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Wah alien ytorbe5era as guntten ........
.7.30 Sorm.
Mab ct. Qouis. Mempbis uub benz
0ab 8aco, Noro<8eras, Santa Sc unb
SriscD<Gunften ........8 SIS Mbellos
Na6 ct. Souls uno benz Often 800
Nah 2areoo unb Dterico. 900 &Drm.
@nfunft.
Son ct. 2ouis uub Dem Often. 30 @orm.
Son Noro-Geras, Santa Sc uno 2risco<
Hunften ...8.45 8or11.
Son locnlen 8unften ......6.3 80 Gacbm.
Son ct. 9Duis uno benz . lten H. As @bos.
Gpn 9arebD unb Weerito. 80. IL. 10 Nachttt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-15
8udfen'S 9(ruica=Ealbe

bat iid megen ibrer munoerbaren
Seilungen einen Welt : &uf erpor-
ben. Sic u%bertrlft iraeno eine
anoere Salbe ooer etuas Ne5nlihea
als 6eilmittel fir Shnitt= uno
8ranowunoen, Sibner : Iueen, of.
fene @unoen, Sieberau8ibtag, auf.
gelprungeue Sdnoe, 6autousihlag
&c. 6eilung miro aarantirt. 0ur
% Gents bel s. &alteper & SON,
@eu. s. s. Shmitt. @ieentbimer,
uao 80. OretB.