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THE BEST BOOKS.
are not good.

The man who originated the best book list has
oeeh discovered Or rather, moved doubtless by the
Sharp suhgns oil MS conscience has come forward
ana confessed.
The criminal is Edmund Gosse the distinguished
Brush critic In mitigation of his ofense it be
urged that he had no idea that his example would be
followed by Stevenson and host of litteraeurs by
Gladstone and host Of statesmen, by Sir John Lub
book and host of scientists and by perspring Chau
tauquans without number Says Mr. Gosse in a recent
article in Lippincott's Magazine:
What the list OF books which ! enumerated as inds
icil (I 10y ETTs nave !2Isoi{en bqt am sure that
Vicar Of WakeGeg Smo0g ct,L 'l i Io,ust tI
iam'et ! must have named The Pilgrims Progress Don
Zones am certain be,, us, rDii t"IugeG t,d
with aftcrward. As ann easy going viii put The
S 5Euls instead o. iom Jones Wha OF Dickens
SIR Walter Scott aud TO fuish with Robinson Cmisoe
Hers then arc ten indispensable books by familiarity with
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Fair Railroad Rates.
in en-

(from the Indianapolis Seutinel)
The democratic party has Tor several years maintained
that discrimination railroad of the chief
OF the formation and maintenance of and
demanded that the interstate commission be given
adequate power stop such discrimination IT has such
power now Its rulings and orders are treated with con
tempt by railroad officials, and it enforce them.
There is bill before the house of representatives for
amendment of the interstate commerce law ill., r. $3.50
introduced by Hon j. b. Corliss OF Michigan which would
largely remedy the defects and ought to be passed
Dozens OF OF outrageous discrimination have been
shown One in point brought before the State railroad
commissioner OF Wisconsin about two years by the Wis
consn Cheese Makers association composed Of than
$4,000 cheese manufacturers the State II represented
large interest the production of cheese in the State of
Wisconsin being fourth of the entire output in the
United States 1t demonstrated that the Of freight
cheese from points in Wisconsin Chicago actually
third greater than from points in the dairy region OF the
State OF New York the distance from the latter being nearly
three times great In figures the from points
Wisconsin miles distant from Chicago were 40
cers per roo pounds and from points IN New York $50 TO
$50 miles distant from Chicago 80 cents per pounds
Although the related to interstate traffic the Wisconsin
railroad commissioner DESTROYS of securing relief
he might be able TO by his influence He held several
conferences with the railway officials the subject and
ceved encouragement hope for satisfactory adjustment
Of ale but after months OF delay he was notified that
charge would be made
Several years ago a case came before the commission on
the injustice Of orange from Florida 70 Eastern points
which had just been increased about 80 per that is
fron so 40 The heard both sides
participating in the trial The increased rate found
be unreasonable but ordered reduced to the point
iron; which it had been raised II fixed by the
mission in its order IS Suit brought the
court the carriers having failed obey order to enforce
H. The sustained by master appointed by the
tinted States court in Florida An appeal taken to the
cirCri Of appeals in New Orleans and the decree
the commission again affirmed. The was then
taken the United States supreme court which in view
the law reversed the lower courts upon the question
the reasonabeness and awfuness of the involved
bgt because OF lack Of power in the commission or the
fix any for future application whether mini
muul maximum, absolute.
There is question OF ths-exisence Of this evil or Of
rs immediate The commission has asked Tor in
creased repeatedly hut the railroad and lobby
has always heen able defeat The or course il
possible that the roads might set control OF the commits
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To the Men of New Orleans.

fFrom the New Orleans Times Democrat)
Arc the people of New Orleans willing that the ssss
mer OF this city shall be surrendered to political heller
hacks who would rule Tammany has ruled New Yss
and the "ringsters' have ruled Philadelphia
Do the citizens of New Orleans desire that tn. yy
made easy by which the forces of thievery shall d, d,
forces of honesty;
Do the who have made and kept this comnuh
what is desire that the forces of vice shall III, fora
OF decency-that the of New Orleans shall be dsEa
down in the dust and made ruin and shame to ever. y
hoider2
Men of New Orleans-you who have contributed to d.
commercial and the industrial the educational and the mn
development OF this, the largest city in the Southst ~
willing cnrust your lives your property and your T
taon 10 the protection of the ignorant brutal lsvss' 81
vicious element in the population?
Are you willing that the saloon shall outvote the stAn
Are Won willing TO sit idly by and the Interests
this city sold out to the highest bidder jobbey praehed
every department Of the municipal government the rp
doodle reintroduced into municipal politics and the pre-
perity Of this community blighted and paralyzed?
Men OF New Orleans-busness men, merchants, hrrl
lawyers, doctors, cergymen, mechanics. labores eva
class and Of every knddo you desire that this ca'Ha
shall to pass?
We ask you--each ono of you--thesc questions iA
must answer them, and you must answer them now.
The day-the hour-for action has come.
If you doubt it, reflect upon this
There arc in New Orleans 10000 persons who may
who should vote at the municipal and eongfts'i
elections In order to either election, eaeh o
HN9o 'HCh IS IequHeu 10 pay MS pom IAN OSiOiS '-
1909
How many OF these 10000 men of voting age DO y'a'9
pose, have paid the poll tax?
How many Of these 10000 have taken enough y
est IN the welfare Of New Orleans to go TO the cry hA
pay 81 in order to keep the government OF this tow
honest, intelligent and efficient?
How many, do you suppose?
Only $500! Nh
Where are the remaining a4,soo men OF .ons
Why haven't they paid this poll taxi Who are tnSi
Arc you of them I'D
Well if you arc, do you intend to play the tee'''"
let the next election in this town 90 by detautf
Are you going 10 permit the slums and the ss'0'A
feat the church and the school? SO
Are you going 10 let the ringsters roostefs ana 'S
ride rough shod over the forces Of Righteousness
No?
Then up TO the city hall and pay your pol az
The thugs, the crooks, the puguglies the IN, n
ROSTERS, the rufians--the who protect ano 80,
and orime-have paid their poll taxes. lhey es /; III
me professional political manipulation keeps ,
When election day he them, and py fOr''
he wins the fight,
The poll tax books close December 81 .rtA
Twenty days remain, but many OF them As
upon which the tax can not be paid 49,, IN
Men OF New Orleans-will yon not do your VIZ
you not pay the poll taxi
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petition. In other words 1t the intention of the
legislature in passing this law to prevent the forma
ton of combinations for the express purpose of
trolling business in particular line and of crushing
competition 1t not its purpose however to pro.
hbit the acquisition by individuals aggregations of
individuals of much property they could pay for
Under Judge Morris view of the case an Individual
or corporation must first violate the antitrust law
before being adudged guilty under its terms and the
mere fact of the employment Of large of money
in tho promotion of an undertaking does not justify
the presumption that there is intention of creating
trust a monopoly.
Sustained by the higher courts, Judge Morris opn.
ion will have the effect of placing the State in po
siton to get the full benefit of the antitrust law in.
asmuch as its aim to protect legitimate investments
will be clearly and Enthusiastically defined, and there
will no longer be to exploit it for purposes that
are not good.
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TAMPERING WITH TRIFr =
DREAMIN' DREAMS

DREAMIN DREAMS. ~
kin see tn oil road erawlin'
Thoo tn swamp an up til hilI
kin hear tn bluejays calm
An a-fussin' fit ter kill
An the slimpsy oil bridge raiiip,
Where useter lean and dream.
- An til pussy willers trailin' 81.
81 Lazy like adown tn. stream
lid see it4-how it'sScomin'i
lest soon's l shet my eyes.
Hear tn oil woodpecker drtImm;n,
Hear III faint, tn fur off erie,
OF tn thrush an eatbird CALM
Each FIN its perticlar bush
Now tn catbrds sassy squallip'.
Now tn soft notes O. tn thrush
kin tn pine boughs swinen'
Swingin' high an to an fro;
Don't know til song they're sinv;n.
As tn evenin' breezes blow7
Don't know that rich perfumey
Smell tn sghin breezes bring
When thoo dark dark nights and gloom,
Fragrant pine boughs dip an swing,
kin foller evry turnin'
OF tn paths useter tread
An feel sorter yearnn'
Fer tn days at long have NeS,
Fer tn careless days o. childhood
At l knowed long long ago
Fer tn stream an fer tn wildwood
An tn pine boughs all a-bow
Gee I bet tn Of road wriggles
fhoo TIL swamp an up tn hill:
Au tn crick is full o giggles;
Bet tn buejays boiler still
Like they did when I was younger.
Fore tn years drove us apart
Fore this everlastin hunger
Fer tn oil scenes broke my heart
* j. i
II seems that the account of the pope's death d, N,
of Mark Twains-" exaggerated, s W
Carrie Nation admits the loss of the cr.s, "a. n,
right foot but contends that it due to an ,xS.o,
Il
what struck Jones to cause him to a,s.u. q. /,
poconic pose he has lately adopted9' - 'T
why he understood Miss Dewitt to say tina. 4. ,,.
man of destiny" :"
well, did shca
NO what she said that he was a man Of s,r.,,
+ Il it *
New Yorks board of health has ordered mlLm., =.
clean shayen. This leaves the poor microbe without N.
10 lay its head.
In Missouri two Syrans robbed fellow count,-,,
$500 hey likely to find that this is Syriou, os-
in Missouri.
Actor Coquelin is extravagant in his praises of s Lr
Actor Coquchn is at present performing in Berlin.
Il =
Perhaps Houstons lawless record
Is in part due 10 her rains
For cops busy watching
For the girls who hold up trains
J. NJ Lem
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Mr.. sehwab's Adventure.
New York Times.

4NtW l oTk Ilnlcs. . Z
The sensation" was due to the revelation w "
who has assumed responsibilities numerous ds,s,
should publicly join the intellectual and soeI sud Y
rope around the gaming tables of Monte An, y
make more or less prolonged effort TO bear h vi
10 mathematical certainty not be beaten ;ttar
folly Of the proceeding quite much as IT'S "a vAa
ITS bad taste that shocked the business ~ol's
world not Of business noted with disdantul @ IA ~
TINS great captain of industry and finance couie
better TO do with his rare leisure than 10 s,see
lgnoble and hopeless battle with the laws o. hid
haps If Mr.. Sohwab had Of the eduee'obs x,u1
ms habit TO decry useless for men OF ahahs is
have betrayed pitfu lack OF mental
with the doors to all artistic and historic trsa.as
rope opened by his wealth he would not nav s,,,s =
70 offend and alarm SO large fraction OF 10
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and to hunt up business, he is 'sneh We have him,
says the Chattanooga Times here in Chattanooga under the
name OF SINISTER Why the peserous individual is
called snteh in the Missouri VIC do not know but
the word carries any more contemptuous meaning than
our word let be snch " any rate the two may
DC convertible and the whom either title is appli-
cable ought 70 be promptly barred from nraetiee.
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JetfsrsOn's Fame Secure.

Des MONIES Leader.
No one can ever roo Jefferson of the fame attaching to
the tact that he was the great eNposor OF democrats,
ciples in America. The simplicity Of our tt ~, p''-
dominance of the popular will in all government, 'ns
growth OF the referendum all Indicate that 's
lives and that his wholesome heller in the ess.n. s
pty Of popular mandates has heen sending foot, do
or and deeper into our National character us'P
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THE Posr is in receipt Of communication from NJ
Leonard Tiotson of Sealy worded follows Il note the
suggestion Of Mr. W. y. Connolly Of Bryan Tor meeting
OF supporters OF the Toeus land system The idea is high
eommendabe and in view OF the fact that the farmer is
deeply interested perhaps than any one else ylI
suggest that the officers of the Texas Farmers Congress he
requested to Tor half day be devoted to this
question at the annual meeting next summer"
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BELLylLLE aIs0 IS leatninr 10 bnneh her hIls.

AMERICA. coats Of arms" says the Springfield Republic
can have received staggering blow the New Eng
aud Historic Genealogical society which finds, after full
investigation, that most of American heradry is an
imposure On that account it advises who may be
entitled TO emblazon themselves with such distinctions
keep them IN the garrett Possibly however the find OF the
society is only of local application
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sion If it were given adequate powers but that is no reason
for making il hgurehead 1t should be given power
TO regulate commerce it should be abolished.
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luE Kansas City Star When man sdins
as lawyer maintains sgeney or 's prosecution Of dam
sse suits and employs runners to keep track OF accidents
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BrltulrE makes Houston and Waco ashamed of them
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HoUsToN be getting the market house insurance
On the installment plan
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THERE are ugly the that the attempt Of
the Low administration enforce the Sunday closing law
in the metropolis vigorously than Tammany used
by the police The excise situation in New York is dis
graceful and it is pity that the legislature disposed
70 consider any practical measure Of relief.
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TAR is as optimistic as otis used 10 be.
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The woman who confessed to having poisoned her hu'
band has been declared not guilty. The jury very
gallant to brand the lady a liar in that fashion
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
TON PRINTING COMPANY.

n M JOVNcTOM .....,. :. PresIdenl
a. II PAiMEfs - :. - - ..,. Vice President
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The Schiey case is up to Knox 1t is he hoped tina
Knox will not TO be knocker and that may put
end to all the phiandering that has been going on
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BoER CoMMANDANr SLEEPER prisoner OF to the
British, has by them been murdered Horriblcl
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CONGRESS- residents don't want that horoughfar
narrowed the contrary, they appear be very broad
minded
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description, ohcher 'h-
tended for The Basincss Editorial Department should o.
UtdHa aud all checks drafts yorderS etc. made Pay
able 10 THE HousToN PAINTING COMPANY.
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THE Houston people out after good government
They have made excellent that direction and al
they have got 70 do is 70 keep pushing.
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION,
Nos 1foI, 1908, i1o5 1o7 and 1909 franklin Avenue
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OIL caar|
The Il
mont; q
Prospect
Tors: 81
Edwards
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FOREIGN OFFTCES-Eastern business Office. 43, a. As
e. a. az Tribune building New York Che s = BeeFT1 b
s. c. Beckwith Special Agency Office OF Washngon CV
respondent Room IL, Ames building 1910 @ street ~ ="
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0eut xOoe aabe.

SD tpar bereit8 beinabe Dem
9ooe nerfaIen" ihreibt 5rau &ola
&i1arolpn BON 2aurel Springs, sc.
g., ,i9 litt 10 iebr an Der Shmino=
iuht, baB bic beiten Mer5te mid auf=
9aben uno lagten, ib tonne nibi
mebr ldnaer als einen Monat leben.
Nber i'd fina an. DR.. Kings New
Discovery su nebmen uno tpuroe
bur6 iieben sSlalben aebeilt. Sd
bin iebt mieoer itart uno frdftig.
gS 1T elm munberbarer 9ebensretter
bel Sbminoiubtsz, 2ungenentaiin.
oungs-, 2a Grippe unb 8ronbitis=
JaQen; elm ausee3eihnetes Wittel
aegen 9uiten, grtaltung, Nftbma,
9eusSieber u. +. No.. Wirb garantirt.
Breis so gts. unb $1.00. BrDbe=
Glaiben frei bel s. .&alteper & Spbn,
@eo. S. S. Shmitt, Gieentbiimer,
uno 80. Dreib.
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Nm bas &mblifunl.

Die rSreie Breiie" bat iiber 400
etablirte Meenturen im Staote, miro
an iiber 700 9oitofficen perlanot, unb
bat cine eroBe 8erbreitung in Der
Mabbar= 8epubtif Megitp, i'm Snbia=
ner=9erritorium uno Otlaboma.
SIR girfulatiunsz@ z@ebiet in geras
erftreft fih pon @alpelton Biz binauf
nab Denilon, oDn Mariball i'm Often
bis nab 81 Balo IN: fernen @eften;
es lblieBt lelbitoeritdnblid NIT be-
ionhers sablreiden 2elern bas biht=
beiteoelte Wittel= =9eras unb ben Sub=
tpeiten Elm.
8tuei 9ieifenbe iinb beitdnoig, iabr<
elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes 8lat~
tee untertpegs unb fiibren oenlelben
i'm 8erein nit un1eren riibrieen 2D<
fal Naenten fortpdbrenb mere 2ez
fer gu.
Sn Mnbetrabt bte1er 9batiahen 1T
bic nSreie Breiie". tpo es lib oarum
banoelt, bic beutibe 8epDlferung su
erretben, nas bette S(nseige Mes
blum im staate 9eras.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitiveiy the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER Texas"
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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4rabtlple 1ele8rapbie bel oer Hplar=
fUrSc1ultd.

Ser canabiibe 5oriber &apitdn
s. 6. 8ernier orQanilirt cine @rpe=
6ition nod bem 9eoropDl, oeren
Soften er auf 6C0,000 Warf i6dbt.
SIN @ansen bat ct lbon 400, 900
Marf su oieiem .3ped beilammen.
uno er bat iib jebt nab 2onoon be-
geben, u,n BON eneliIden 5ubltri=
benten Die febfenoen 100000 Warf
su lammeln. Sapitdn 8ernier
plant, fir bic Expedition Elm belonz
beres Sbifi BON 800 9onnen su
baueu, unb nit einem STAB BON
lebs @elebrten unb aht Seepffisiea
rem BON Wancouper na6 Der Gebs
ringsltraBe 81 geben, tpObel in Sort
Clarence in Nlasta 4pblen uno 8or=
rdtbe an 8pro genommen peroen
lullen. SON oprt ipiirbe iib Die ST.
petition n1rblib big 81 elmer Sage
bon $50 eneliiben Meilen noroDitz
li9 pon Dem Bunfte, no bas ameriz
fanilhe Sdiff uSeanette i'm Sis
eefangen mar, begeben. Dieier 8eg
tpuroe pDn ben perlbieoenen @al>
fiibfdngern uno AUDI BON Der aneris
faniiben 8ermeiiungs expedition
pon 1881 benubt. 9apitdn 8ernier
bebauptet, oaB er erit ettpa $50
Weilen ndber gum Bul tpie Die
,Seanette" int giIe feitIiben
tpirb. @enn er oann nit oer=
lelben Sbnelliefeit tpie Die nSean=
nette" treibt, tpiiroe er in q Sabren
in cine @ntfernune bon 100 Bis 150
Weilen pDm Sol tonmen. Son ie=
nem Punft an tpiiroe Elm Sbeil Der
Expedition oas Shiff perlalien, nab=
! bem nDrber unterlu1un9en auf Dem
Giie gemabt tuDroen iinb. 8emer=
fensuertb lit be1onoers Elm 8erlub,
Der bierbei NIT Der 2lnpenoune Der
orabtlolen 9elegrapbie bel arftiiben
5Dribun9en gen1a6t tperoen iolI:
@dbreno Der unteriubungen ioQen
bic bas Sbiff perlailenoen sSor1ber
nit oieiem burb orabtloie Telegrapbie
i in 8erbinbun9 bleiben. Sic tperoen
| in 3miibenrdumen BON elmer enali=
/, Ihen Weile numerirte Is SUB lange
MluminiumrDbren nit fonoenfirten
NabrungSmitteln aufitellen. Diele
&Dbren bienen gleih5eitie als Werf=
5eiben. 8apitdn 8ernier ielbit miro
bag Sdiff nibt uerlaiien, big bieie
S6afte etua innerbalb fiinf5ig Mei=
len bonn Bol erri6tet tpprben finb.
Damn iiberldBt er bas Sbiff benz
Befebl zines Nnoeren unb tpiq nDro<
lib geben. biz Der BDl erreibt iit.
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Gin ,uabres 8rteimarfeniabr

10 idreibt bic ,Wationalste. lbeint
oas neue Sabr 1902 gu tperoen. Die
eriten neuen englii1en 8riefmarfen
nit 6em &opfe gomaros bes Sieben=
ten fino bereits erihienen uno in al
len Sarben uno 8arianten bereits it,
bic Moppen Der Samnler eetpans
bert, gum spril tperoen Die neuen
oeutiben &eihsmarfen i'm Drude
poQenbet iein uno bereits, tiinoigt
man aus Spanien ueue ppitalilbe
9ppen an, bic aelegentli6 Der 96=
ni9strDnun9 Nlpbons oes Drei5ebns
ten 9eibaffen tuerben lolIen. Serner
tuiro Bulaarien Ieinen traoitionelen
20uen oemnddbit aufeeben uno
auf le;nen Boitmertbseihen oas
Bib oes sSiiriten sSeroinano in
bic @elt oes Werfebrs ibiden.
5erner tppllen aub bic Nulien eine
neue 8riefinarte berausgeben. nm
Die Observation-Disclosures Der @riins
oung nDn Beter8burs potaliib gu
begeben, uno auh bic S1meis 11ift
iih an, bic Nsibe ibrer Wertbseiben
neu uno tiinitlerild gu beleben. In'
itatt ndmlid oer biaber auf allen
Marteu eribeinenben fpmbplilben
Delnetia NIT oem Sbil6e louen bic
ib0niten ibwei5er @eeenben. 9ano.
ibaften uno Berg9ipfel maleriib bar.
aeiteat tperoen. gnolib plant @nez
lamb nod cine grtraiiberralbune
fiir bic Observation-Disclosures, inoenl
5u Der i'm Sum- beporitebenoen 2r0s
nung tbres neuen 80niss cine nur
oieies Sabr giltiae arbnunesmarte
eribeinen fou.
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8udleu'S s(rnica=9albe

Dat iid tpegen ibrer tpun6erbaren
6eiluueen eineu Welt @uf ertpDrs
ben. Sic iibertrifft irgeno eine
anbere Salbe ooer ettpas Ne5nlihes
als 6eilmittel fiir Shnitts unb
Branbuunben, 0Ibner Nuaen. of
fene Wunoeu, Jieberausihlag, auf.
eeipruneene Sdnoe, 6autausihlaa
&C. 6eilune miro aarantirt. Nur
Is Gents bel s. 8alteper & Son,
@eo. s. s. Shmitt, gigentbiimer,
uno Nb. OreiB.
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98ie man int @eihafte erfolsretd5 lit.
Geben Sic por allen Dineen oa=
rauf, baB Sbre 2eber in gutem 8us
itano 1T. inoem Sic Simmons S
Liver Purifier lin elmer 8leb<
ibabtel erbdltlid]) nebmen. gs
ibafft Ibbulfe BON 8eritppfune,
beilt uuperoaulihteit, 8iliuiitdt uno
8opfibmera. SIR oas alIgemeine
Woblbefinoen lit nidts belieres gu
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-13
: 6ie baben nod niemals ibre

Gle baben nod niemals lire
Wirtung nerfeblt uno meroen es
anb IN Der 8utunft niht. - Was?
Cheatham's Laxative Tablets -
oas geite. UNI grtdltung in 9iirse
gu beilen. sSiibrt iie bel @ub in Der
Weitentoibe; itets gum @ebrauh
fertlg. @erben aarantirt. 8reis
25 @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-02-13
Mnaa Ill ieiner Belt.

- 4Iles gu ieiner Belt. Die Belt,
UNI Simmons 6uiten Sprup 3u
nebmen, 1T getommen, menn man
nit einem rauben 6alie, Seiierfeit,
6uIteu unb @rtdltun9 bebaftet lit.
6eiluna miro aarantirt. 8reis 25
uno 50 Gents.