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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
g.

Der Nderbauietretdr 8illon
balt iiH gegenmdrtia i'm Staate auf,
UNI Die acknowledging gu ituoiren,
uno Die &eisz uno Tabaffeloer All
befihtieen. St reift in @elellhaft
BON Br0f. 9. &. @alotpap, Or. g.
.. Gnapp uno 80. Q. 6unter.
Sn 4lanD muroen Biz gum
Samitag 4470 8aaen 8aummoae
gum Martt gebraht uno oerlfifft.
9oh 2meifinftel Der grnte iino su
pertaufen.
SIN 8erbinoung nit Der gDz
tung oes WDtDrfibrers 6arrp Sans
lit in @aco 9Dm 0atniltDn, Nloer=
man Der pierten Waro iener Staot,
Derbaftet unb unter $500 Biiralhaft
geiteat moroen. Wan meiB, oaB
er su @epalttdti9teiten aeeen Die
Nibtzu nionleute anfgefDroert bat,
tpelde 8emeiie iDnit mod gegen i'm
porliegen, lit nidt befonnt oetuoroe1.
= Guf Der Sube raH geitOblener
Baummone ritt Der Sheriff Diem
pDr oaS 0aus zines Werifaners
nabe Clinton uno mdhreno er nit
ibm iprah. muroe er plDblih BON
aruei megifaniiben Srauen, mooon
Die cine NIT einem &niippel, Die an
oere nit einem sroBen Weiier bee
rpaffnet mar, angegriffen. Der Weri=
faner, &Diales nit Gamen, elite ba-
raul in's 6au8 uno erihien nit eli
mem Stiif giien, momit er benz Be.
at1ten einen 6ieb iiber ben 1upf perz
febte uno i'm 81 8ooen fdIte. Ser
Sheriff 5Dg ieinen &epulper uno
feuerte auf ben Wierifaner, ben er
p%ertuunoete. Ooem'8 Sobn bDrte
ben ShuB uno tam 9eraoe nod CUR
3eit, UNI 81 perbinbern, oaB bic
@eiber ieinen 8ater abldlahteten.
ST trdet ihmerslibe aber niht ees
robe gefGbrlibe Bunoen oapDn. Die
Megitaner muroen ~feitaenommen.
= Die BON ben Man0pern in
Sort &ilep, &anias, beimfebrenoen
Wftli5e1 BADEN iib in DENTON 10 rii=
pelbaft benommen, baB cine Inter-
iubung eingeleitet morDen lit. 9a
ilb Die Wannlhaften I'M Splbe Der
BunoeSregierung befanoen, lit es
leiht m0gli6, Dab iib bas 9rieeSs
oepartement NIT Der &neelegenbeit
beibdftigen tpiro.
Die @DmmilliDn, Die Den 8ert
Der Waiierperte in Waco feitsu1tel=
len batte, Die BON Der Staot iiber>
noinmen tperben iuaen. bat oenlelz
ben auf 1895, 900 angeeeben; oies
1T UNI $50, 900 menieer, ais Die
8aiieruert &ompaanie oerlanate.
Das urteil mar einitimmie un6 lit
fiir belize Eeile binoeno. Die Staot
miro nun ibre Bombs a~usgeben, I'm
ole @erfe ariaufoufen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
Seute Die iuir femitett.
Gs iino Se,uDbner BON Can 9(ntpnip
nnS mas Tie fagem lit pom allgee
Metttem SntereHe.

8enn elm SAL mie Der nadfteben=
De iih geraoe bier urter uns ereia=
net, 10 lit oerielbe oasu angetan, bos
S%ntere1ie unferer 2eier gu erueden.
go piele eisentimlibe 8pridue mer=
ben BON Der Yreiie gemelbet, unb
tperoen als 9atiahen bineeiteut, oaB
Die 2eler miBtrauilb nnrben. Iber
in einem Sale 1T bies MaiBtrauert
beieitiat porben. Das fpmmt BON
Der Grfabruna Die uniere eteenen
Wfitbireer gernaht baben unb BON
ben Dffentlihen &unogebuneen, Die
iie bariiber laut tperoen lieBen. Ser
W%fiBtrauilne muB lo.ben 8emeiien
geeeniiber feline 3meifel fallen laIz
fen. Die Dffentlibe @rfldrune zines
angelebenen 8urgers, Der unter uns
lebt, ben mir ieoen Sag ieben fDns
men, beieitiet ale uriade gum MeiB=
trauen.
Ser 4O3 Suo San Saba StraBe
pDbnenoe Steinbauer S. Canon
iaat: Set ben lebten abt ooer neur
Sabren batte i'd einen beitdnbieen
Shmers in meinen Nierer biz bin=
auf gu ben Sbulterbldttern, Der fih
oft ourb meme Mieren bis 5u ben
8~rultmusfeln auaoebnte. SD fiibl=
tie INNER ihmad, par eneraiefos uno
es mar mir, als menn cine 8iroe
auf mir laitete. Sh litt an Nieren=
+idwdbe uno batte Shminoelanfdae.
Sdr las Die Inaeige pon Doan's
sc Bi(len uno faufte cine
Shahtel. ShDn nab Der erlten
Dolis fiblte i'd @rleihterune uno
nabbem i@ Die brittle Sbabtel ee=
nDmmen, mar id pDQitdnbta mieber=
bergeitellt. gs maht mir Gereniis
gen, Wnoeren ben Sat gu erteilen,
nab benz Drug Store Der 8erar
Drug So. ooer gu Bifher e @prin<
gan 5u eeben uno Iih Doan's Nies
ren=Biqen gu oerihaffen, tpenn iie
permanent BON irgeno pelhen Nies
renit0rungen gebeilt gu peroen miins
lben."
Gum gerfauf bel alien Sdnolern.
Breis so Gents. Suiter-Milburr
Co., 8ufale. sc. Q. aIleiniae Naers
ten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@rinnert gub bes Nanens
.DDan" uno nehmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
yiettet 8tpe, ppnt xppe

nuniere feline Tobter5 bate einen
geraoeau lebensgefdbrlihen NnfaQ
BON &euhbuiten uno Bronhitis"
lhreibt Srau W. 6. Sapilano BON
Irmonf, 81. g., raber als ale arbe=
ZEN Wtittel neriaeten, ba retteten mir
ibr 2eben ourb rDr. Sings Meue
gntoedun9". uniere @i1te. tpelhe
an Der Sbpinoiudt in ppraeIhrittes
mem Stadium lit, eebrau6te ebens
falls oieie tpunoerpDne Mebicin uno
jebt beute lit iie uDuitdnoig ae1uno".
@ans per5neifelte Sails uno 2un=
genleioen peihen n9r. Sings Weuer
@ntoeGun9", pie feiner anoerer
Wleoicin auf @rben ]! l1nfeblbar fir
6uiten uno @rfdltunaen. so Gents
uno $1.00 Slaiben aarantirt ourd
Die Ipotbeten nDn s. &alteper &
Son uno BON Nsolpb OreiB. 8rpz
beflaidlen frei.
Sir oas bette n8oit Dat" 6pls
telepbonire man an Die r9eras Wuoo
& Goal &c." Iltes Gel. 1874,
Weues Gel. $40.
@eo. g. 8earo,
8eihdftsfibrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
sett Hber Go Sahren

idJpn puroe Wtr8. WinslDn's 500.
fling <Sprup uon Wlaipnen opr
Miittern beim 8abnen bee &inoer
%angepenoet. @irit Du i'm .Sblafs
ourb oas Shreien zines &inoes ge.
itDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit unb Dor
5bmeraer tpeint? Meun 10, la1le
lofOrt cine Slaibe BON ,Mrs.
@in6lOm5 SpDtbing Shrup" bplen.
Sem 8ertb lift unbesablbar. @s
miro Dem fleinen 2eioeuoen lofort
2inoerune peribaHen. 8erlaBt eud)
oarauf, Witter, es lit fein 8peifeI
bariber. @s BELT Diarrbpe, regu.
lirt ben Maeen uno Die @ieren, be-
leitigt Bino &ulit, ermeibt Den
@aumen. nerbinoert @ntsinoune
unb itdrtt oas gauge Spitemt. riWrs.
Binslops Soothing Sprup" fiir sabs
r,enoe &inber ift aneenebm i'm sc.
ihmad; oas &ecept itamnlt BON
einem Der beiteu peibliben Gerste in
ben Ser. Staten. IS lift bel allen
0ruaaiiten in Der ganaen Belt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per Tlald)e.
9auft nibts anoeres, alS Mrs.
WinslotpS Snnthino=S nruu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
Muerlet.
: SIN Der Rabe BON Guero famer

Sr Der gtabe ODn Guer0 fan1er
nDr einiaen Tagen 8pei @elbfieber.
faue uor, ne6balb se9en gueru bDr
alien Seiten quarantdnirt purbe,
Sept bat 8ictoria auf Iuraten oes
0r. Tabor Die 2uarantdne eeQer
guero mieoer au~fgeboben. Sn Sau
Intonio ereigneten ii6 innerbalt
sebn 9ageu in ben eriten flint Eager
smDlf Sale, ieitoem feiner mebr uni
Die Quarantine aeoen San IntDnil
miro aufredt erbalten! Wo bleibl
oa bic @erebtigfeit?
Or. SabDr baf oarauf be1tan=
ben, oaB Die Stabt &c Sanitdts.
beamte aniteqt, Die cine unterluhunQ
BON 6aus 81 Saus pornebmen uni
geribt erftatten loaeu. Sir gepiiie
Staotteile mag oieie MaBreeel niib=
ltb iein, aber eeuiB niht fir Die
ganae Staot. Sir oas @elb-$132
pro Sag = bdtte man Die 5traBen,
Die es nDtig baben, bibld idubern
laiien fbnnen.
81. Nppmann, in Gllhe's
Bottline 8orfs anoeiteIt, Itorb i'm
Wlter BON 80 Sabren.
SIM Sitter bon 81 Sabren per=
ibieo nob ldnatpierieem 9ranten=
lager Baul Ssner in leiner Wobnunq
119 NorozG berrp Strabe.
Barf=S Superintendent MabnGe
bat auf Der Nu5itelung pier aFrifa=
niibe uno bier piloe @dnle anoe=
fault, Die er in Den SluB iebte, mD
tie it'd lehr pobf au befinoen ldhei=
men.
Die Guarantdne l@eint nad1=
geraoe allen Stdbteu uno Counties
ldltig gu meroen. umiomebr, ais 1ie
einleben, oaB lie nublDs uno pioers
itnnia lit. Da lie aber aad 6anbel
uno 8erfebr ben1mt uno Die Soilen
Der @emeinmelen anereift, 10 lit fie
bDppelt empfinolib. =
Gum beiiern Sbub oeaen
5euerssefabr iino i'm @eihdftstei(e
oer Staot oreiBie neue 6boranterl,
Die BON 5uei Seiteu anaeaopft tperz
ben f1nnen, aufaeiteqt tpocoen.
Sn bieItgen @elbdftsfreiien
miro bariiber 8laee eefibrt, baB cine
Nnaabl BON Stdoten unb Counties
iib meigern, @aren entgeaensuneb-
n1er, Die BON Gan Nntonio abeeIdidt
tpuroen.
Der Wann, Der in Der Nabe
oeS observation-disclosures Selbtmoro
begging uno ben mar, fir @eurae M.
6aa BON Clinton, &c.,, belt, lit als
Ilfreo u. 8od BON MapletDn, Wtnn.
ioentif5irt poroen. @r mar bort
&aiiirer elmer 8anf uno per1Gnano
nit Sinterlaiiung etnes Delights.
yW0au giebt eS SrrenbGuIer,
tpenn 2eute mie Donnie nidt binein
aeiperrt tperoen?" frast Die n@inc.
ST.. Breiie." Wenn bier ale 2eute,
Die einen Sparren baben, einaelperrt
miiroen, tpir fDnnten tpeber 0eilitdt>
ten aenug bauen, nod bas nDtige
Nufiidtsperioual beihaffen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
Sic rpte Maie.

8err Ooilo hon Suieltein
@eiab tint Spiegelglaie
Sein Gbenbilo-3um 9enisL ..ueim!
Sd frieg me rote Waie!E
aeb tuobl, bu ia0ner.. @ebenfaft,
9u mabnff mid meiner siinhen,
9eb tuobl, mein SaBH Rod bab' ib Strait,
Dir trobig auisnfinoen.
9eb tuobl, on WbisfeD unD 9ian6r,
Die Sbr mid oft %bestuungen,
Sd Bebe niemals mebr 0eb0r,
Birn Guer Cob %geiungen.
SIR habt omar barHig mid gefarit,
Se0odj, mas i9 ni@t monte:
Sbr babt Die Naie mir geiarbt,
@as unterbletben fnlte.
80 greii' i& benn gum 'sLoneStar''-8ier,
9eui fOfliA f&0nen Nafe;
Sd trint' es lnfis fit uno fir
8eim 0laie uno beim Safe.
Die rote Naie sebt oabin,
SSebt 1T mir ni@t mebr bangli@
Rein III utein 8lut uno ieidtemein Sim,
60 ireut mid ELECTROMAGNETIC,
@ie "Lone Star''.Bier mir gut getam,
Wte eS mid bat fnrieret.
Den @bisfes ribr' i'd nidt mcbr on,
Der mild faf ruinieret.
1lno Seoemt rate i'd balu,
Nur ''Lone Start Ut genieBen.
Man bat Die ridt'se seelenrnb,
8leibt f@er aaf ben TaBen!
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eemufrat mmb Vrpbibitioniit.

@eht uniiberleet idreibt Die bie<
iige r@rpreB": .Sn Der &ongreB<
&agne i'm GouitDner Diitrift lit
Die Brobibitionsfraae aufgemorfen
porben uno es beiBt, baB einige
DemDtraten lire Nbiiht funo gege=
ben baben. eegen ben bemDfratiifen
&anoioaten, &ihter Bindnep su
itimmen, neil er elm BrDbtbitionift
lit. Dies tpirbe Seitens Der Nntt=
HrDbibitiDniiten ibfedt ongebradter
@ifer iein uno in ber anaemeiner
Nbtune mIroe oas B0reeben gegeu
iie adblen. Die BrDbibition 1T in
geras cine lotale Graee, pDmit Der
3onareB nldts gu tun Fat unb auBer=
benz 1T &i6ter Bindnep elm DemDs
frat uno tein 8robibitipnift, mas
INNER feline Nniibten in 8esue auf
2pcal Option ieirl m6gen."
9as eifrigite bemDfratiibe Yar=
teiflepperblatt Dber ielbit elm 8rDbi=
bitiDnsDrear, bas bic rgrpreB" ie=
bod nidt fem ruiu, bdtte CUR GDrbes
RING ieiner Sadie niht perblenbeter
rno baber unlDgiiber urteilen t6n=
men, mie es in biefem Sale unlere
~grpreB" aetan.
Wie tam eS mDglib iein, oaB Die
Mnti= HrDbibitiDniiten in Der allaes
meinen Ndtung oarunter leiben.
tpenn tie ibrer ueberSeugung bel ie=
Der 1th bietenben @elegenbeit Nuss
brud geben?
Die .@rpreB" miro sugeiteben
mii11en. oaB Die ,Grpdblung beS @rss
BrDbibitiDniiten Bindnep gang gleih
fir melde Stele, uno menn es bic
bes 8~rdIioenten Der Ser. Staaten
mare, Die ebenfals nit ben lDfa(en
Sragen nihts getnein bat. einen
Sieg Der BrobibitiDniften beoeuten
miroe. umgefebrt lit Die @ieoerla9e
bes Scr. Bindnep elm Sieg Der Mnti>
BrDbibitioniiten.
Den .feinen" unterlhieo, ben Die
,@rpreB" In Der 8eurteilung oeS
Scr. 8infnep aiebt. oaB er elm DE.
mDtrat uno tein BrDbibitionift lei,
gang gleib, wie er iber Hofal Option
oenft, fDnnen mir unmDgli6 tapiren.
Bindneb 1T ndmlib beibeS: Ct lift
elm DemDfrat unb elm ausgeiprohe=
ner BrDhibitioniit uno cine Tren=
ming oes ginen bon, Nnberer gebt
gar nibt an. 9a mir aber 5nfGnig
gerabe bon ben Trohibitioniiten i'm
Staate etmaS bart beordnat meroer
nno Die freifinnigen uno tolerantef
@femente Iqes aufaubieten haben,
bic probibitioniitiibe Bepegune elm.
suihrdnten, 10 lift in ben Mugen Der
Wabler oes8. GongreBoiitrifts Sind
nep in eriter 2inie BrDbibitiDniit
uno alS lolder uerbient er cine ge=
ial5ene Nieberlage, Die linn ooraus-
iidtlih bereitet meroen piro,
Bon iogenannter 9uloiamteit Itebt
niGts i'm @1rterbuhe Der Yrobibi=
tioniiten, uno ben Gnti= Brobibitionie
niiten %anauraten, DAB iie oieielbe
iben ioQen, UNI nibt in Der auges
meinen Gbtune su iinten-alip in
Der Der BrDbibitipniiten. eeeen Die
man inbirett ftimmt - oas lit Elm
10 9efabrliber uno i'm @runoe ees
tummen AUDI 10 feiger Stat, baB er
feinerlei 8eahtung oeroient.
90 oemDtratiib lit Die .@rpreB"
bod nibt iiber Wabt Q~enoroen, baB
fie fid ieoer freiiinniaen 8eeune
hpniehfO
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aAs %. 5. @Ofbeius No. IA uno
16 Noro : Stores StraBe. Srolt=
Qagerbaus, b%ertauft Die 9emep Seus
8reiie unb earontirt $50 8alen prU
Gag. Breis $50. Scott : Stabls
Breiie. 8reis $1S5. gbenfaas Elm
uDuitdnoiges 2a9er BON Sarmeerdts
i6aften, Olioer gbileo Yhiiee,
Siib Bro. @aaer. Carriages uno
Buaaies. Sd) taulfe nud) neue
Waaen aeaen nlte TIM.
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3u niel mustulDic uebunaen
madt Die @lieoer iteif uno ibmers=
bait; fir ct. Satobs Del 1T es ie=
oDb cine leidte Sahe, Die Wusteln
tuieoer aelenfig 81 MAIDEN.
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- Sebt lit Die Belt. IN, Elm 4aae1
BON Winter. Sol5 ansuibaffen. Sir
Breile telepbonire man an bic n9eras
8oDo q gDal Co." Gltes Gel.
1874. &eues Eel. $40.
Geo. 9. 8earo,
8eihdftsfibrer.
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Jungkind'S MOSQUITO Lotion.

9as bette uno einsiee piiienidaft-
lide Brdparat i'm Warft. 25c Die
Slaibe. gu beSieben BON
J%unekind's Hpetbsks,
GIT Cf.Suuitpns Ctr, Gan Mntpnip.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31
giHerbeits Snmbs.

Wir pertreten Die 0ational SUI
retb go. BON SEEM @ort unb mir
iteqen Siherbeiten uno Biireifofz
ten aIer Mrt aus.
9tttmar & Cppenbeimer, Maentcm,
Heuter : @ebduoe, NlantD > Blasa.
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MAtung.
DR.. n. M. HUNTER

praftiSirt nod INNER ala 3abnar5t.
@eaeniiber benz Menaer : 0otel,
203 Ilamps Yln5a, San Gntpnio, Ger.
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Man pereeiIe ntd]t - tuenn
90l5 nDtig lift = 81 t~elepbOniren an
.TeTas @oDb & Goal Co." Nltes
Eel. 1874. Weues Gel. $40.
Gen. g. Benro,
@eihdftsflhrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-31

-@ute @bisfies uno CUTE Weine
81 nieorigen Breiien su perfaufen.
W. G~aftanpIo IL Con, Wain Mne
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Wlafieliafeitif Ste 9tbwefenbeit puu

4li&ieli8teit lit bic 0lbtpefenbeit BPM
Sd1mer5, lagt Seem Baul Ridter uno
10000 0anfbare Batienten ie9nen oaS
ANAkESlS bes DIR. Silsbee nls bas etne
sige 5eilmittel, bas se9en 91murrbui<
ben entoedt tuur0e. gS lit cine tpifen'
ibaftlibe 8erbinoung Der beiten Wetbo<
ben franaDffber, en9liiber unb ameri-
fanii@er Wunbdrate, tuirtt alS Snitru~
ment, grtueibunssmittel unb Mebiain,
eetpdbrt iDfDrttge 9inoerung unb bringt
oauernbe Seilung.- Sreis $1.00. Hr0ben
frei. 5ranto auseibidt burb p. Neus
staedter & Co., Box 2416, New York.
= Die oeutibe Brelie nerDffent.
libt cine Statiftit Der unelidsfdae,
Die fih in Der abgelaufenen Sai-
ion i'm Nlpenaebiet. b. &. in Der
Sbuei5, 9irDl uno Staliea, lDtpie
i'm Sura, S9maramalo uno i'm Gie.
ienaebiree ereignet baben. Die1e
traurige -Buiammeniteaung meiB oDn
1A8 8ataitr0pben gu berihten, bel
bener 1876 Meniden beteilgt tparerl.
136 8ergiteieer fano man getDtet auf
(ourh Nbitura, Blib, 5rpft etc.
60 tparen Derlebt, uno BON oieIen lit
ipdter Mander nod feinen Wunoen
erleaen. nnaufgefldrt 1T ferner bas
Sbidial BON sebn Yeriunen, Die perz
miBt ueroen. Serner itieB man in
oieiem CONNER auf bic 2eiden BON
iieben Nlpiniften, Die in ben perean=
genen Sabren perungliift tparer.
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YStets rein." &cme".
Butter.
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SeiratS Sd)etne.

&idarO 8sinert unb gRarsarete @bse
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-03-10
Race Division of School Taxes.

1t Is gratifying to see that all bills looking to
race division of school taxes have been unfavor-
ably acted on. The Southern white people would
suffer 10 less grievously than the negro from
such a policy, as we have heretofore pointed out.
1t Is rot a question of whether or not the negro
shall be educated, for "it is absolutely impossible"
as >nprI irtcndent Joyner says, "for any race to
remain in this great republic in the twentieth
century mcducated." 1t is only a question of
whether the Southern white people shall continue
L" con'r"! and direct the education of the negro,
os abandon their efforts and turn the task over to
'"F'hcn philanthropists, negro agitators, social
..4'a1t% advocates, etc. To adopt the latter pol
icy """Id be worse than sowing the wind to reap
the ]whirIwind.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-03-10
Inc New Law for Bird Protection.

-'"''h'r new law that has our unqualified APP
r'''"I Is the Audubon bird protection bill, which
wv stands as a monument to the persistence and
,|"o>l">m Of Prof. T. Gilbert Pearson, of
T rI''.~n"r", Secretary of the Audubon Society,
I"' following outline of the new law is given by
the News and Observer:
Il III, "HI stipuIates that only the following
rI' 'v considered game birds: Looms and
In5 swans, geese, brant, river, fish and sea
'"'' coots, mud hens and gallinules, plo-
MIN >''F' and serf birds, snipe, wood-cock, sand
nr ~H'iowIogs and curlews, wild turkeys,
and I'rlrldges, pheasants, quail, dove, robin,
cs+L "''" lark. 1t is made unlawful to kill or
'" other wild birds, or to destroy needless
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1903-03-10
nun LAST WEEK OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

We 90 to press a few hours previous to the final
1:,urDrent. but before this issue of The Pro
arossive Farmer reaches it's readers the General
Assembly of 1908 will have passed into history.
A. usual the last week has been unusually fruit
fI Of important legislation. Both Houses have
a, holding three sessions a day, and the ma
.n;norv of law-making has run swiftly and
u,oo+bIv. We have referred elsewhere to the ac-
ton regarding an agricultural building at the A.
4 NJ. College and we have printed on another
mage superintendent JOyner's interview as to
changes in the school law, also the list of direc-
tors of the various State institutions as confirmed
bv the Senate, and the list of appropriations as
.4gccsted by the committee.
The child labor law has passed its final read
inc with no changes from the provisions outlined
last week.
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A Permanent Loan Fund for Building Schoolhouses.
We shall not be surprised if it be found, when
tbc long result of time shall have made possible
Il right perspective and an accurate judgment,
that the General Assembly of 1903 has passed no
measure of greater Importance than that estab-
fishing a permanent loan fund to aid the erection
and Improvement of school houses. This bill pro-
vidcs in brief that the $780, 900 swamp land fund
now held by the Board of Education shall be
loaned to county school boards, the county boards
in turn to lend to district schools to aid in
building houses, the loans to be for periods of ten
years (onc-tenth to be repaid each year, and to
bear + per cent interest. In other words, if the
entire 100000 should be called for this year, next
year onc-tenth or $4,000, would be returned
with $1,000 interest, to be in turn loaned again
and so year after year.
We commend this plan, which is now ready to
be put into operation, to every friend of educa-
ton who reads this article. The public schools
sdouId hasten to take advantage of the opportun-
ly now offered them.
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Kind looks, kind words, kind acts, and warm
handshakes-these are secondary means of grace
when men are in trouble and are fighting their
unseen battles-Dr.. John Hall.
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he can't keep up the fight continuously as Dough
ton can.
"Morton, of New Hanover, represents Whining
ton, our largest city, and is more distinctly than
any one else in the House a type of city poll
tician. His forces are doubtless rallied in bar
rooms, like the Tammany forces, and he would be
a Tammany leader if he lived in New York.
"Scott, of Alamance, made the speech of the
session in defense of his bill to establish an Agri-
cultural Building at the A. & M. College. He
is a farmer and his whole heart was in his meas
ure.
"Blount is one of the watchdogs of the Treas
ury. There he is now fighting some appropriation
that is about to get through without the scrutiny
of a committee.
" A plain mountain farmer, a man of hard com
mon sense, is Curtis, Of Buncombe. He has now
served several sessions in the House. Daught-
ridge, of Edgecombe, is another good farmer.
"Carr, of Greene, the new secretary to Senator
Overman, is a gentleman-gentle in life and in
manners, and withal a very bright fellow.
"There are several men here who are wasting
their lives and their talents by drunkenness.
There is Representative - a man of genuine
talent, but he is doing nothing. His force should
saw $4,000 feet of lumber a day, but he is using
it only to white sticks.
Y y
A Glimpse of the Senate.
"In the Senate is Lieutenant-G Governor Turner
in the chair-an able man, but not so strong
as Henderson, who is easily the first man
in the Senate. That is nothing but natural,
however. He is the grandson of Chief Justice
Leonard Henderson, and to a good pedigree has
added the virtues of strict morality and close
application to business; besides he has the benefit
of twelve years conspicuous service in the Ma
tional House of Representatives. He worked
hard while there, served on important committees,
but if he received your letter to-day, to-morrow's
sun would not set before an answer in his own
handwriting would be on it's way back.
"Bellamy, of Brunswick, looks and lives like
an Old-time Southern politician-planter; has an
aristocratic carriage, and loves the good things of
life. There is no one else of that type in the Sen
ate.
"Ihe southwestern section of the State has
furnished three of the most promising of the
younger members-Durham, Beasley and Hoey.
You will hear from Durham. Beasley and Hoey
are editors, Beasley is bright, a man of very
positive opinions. Hoey is popular, is only TWEEN
ty five, and is probably the youngest member of
the Senate; has already served two terms in the
House.
Brown is the bulldog of the Senate. He has
Pill of Watts fighting qualities.
"Travis is a man of absolutely impassive feat
ures. His expression wouldn't change if a bomb
were to burst at his feet. How he could bluff
the other fellow in a game Of poker! Irwin Avery
said he looked like a wooden Indian stalking about
the aisles during the Senatorial contest.
"Justice, sitting on Webb's left, has nothing but
fighting blood in his veins, and must be a direct
descendant of old Vikings. His hair is
sod red that it looks black, and he is never so hap