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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17
Citation,

In the County Court of the State OF Oregon,
Tor Benton County,
In the matter of the Guardianshi
Estate Of \ Citation
Mabel E, Howe,a Minor,
To the next of kin of Mabel Howe, minor
and all persons interested In the person and
estate OF said minor, greeting.
In the name of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby cited and required to appear in tue
County Court Of the State Of Oregon, for the
County of Benton. at the Court room thereof, at
Corvallis, in the County9of Benton, on Monday,
the second day Of November, 1908, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cause If any, there be, why an order should
not be made by said County Court granting
the prayer of the petition of Frank L Howe,
Guardian of the estate of said minor, for an Or
der OF sale OF the following described real pro-
erty belonging to said minor. Mabel E. Howe
tOWi
Lots Numbered Ten, Eleven and lively in
Block Number Twenty two In the County Ad-
dition to the City of Corvallis in Benton coun-
ty, Oregon The said petition for order OF sale
being now on file with the clerk OF this court \
WITNESS: the Hon v virgil e. Waters, Judge Of
the County Court OF the state OF Oregon
for the County of Benton. with the seal of
said Court affixed, this 29th day of Septem
ber, "a, 1903, s.
ATTEST; Victor ?, Moses, Clerk
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17
a Personal Ques-
ton.
What Woman Thinks When She
Reads of DR.. Darrin's Cures.

"Can he cure me?" That's the
personal question a suffering wo-
man asks herself when she reads of
the cures of womanly diseases by
DR.. Darrin the we'll known success
lfal specialist Of Albany.
f-4s by roufdn5t be ~eura hes2s Il.
her case any more. complicated than
the hundreds of cases that he has
cured, which other physicians have
given up as incurable?
Why suffer from weakening
drains, Inflammation, ulcerations,
falling of the womb, ovarian pains,
profuse, scanty or painful menstra-
tions, loss of sexual! desire or ex-
cess, when sure and positive cure
can be had by simply consulting
DR.. Darrip at his Office in the Re-
we're House2 His examinations,
should any be necessary is free,
and confidential talk will cost
nothing. Read the following who
have been perfectly cured by DR..
Darrln years ago.
Lucy B. Wood, Block burg, CAL,
female troubles; cured.
Mrs. A. Carmody, Emmeryville,
CAL, ovarian tumor; restored.
Mrs. r. H. Frazer, Fishers
Landing, WASH, rheumatism and
kidney trou bles: restored.
Mrs. c.. Penny, Salem, Or, vari-
cose ulcers and terrible pains for IL
years; restored.
Mrs. James Roycroft, St. Helens,
Or, deafne:s and catarIh 14y years
standing; cured.
Mrs. E. A. Morris, Newberg, Or.
asthma and bronchitis ten years;
restored two years ago.
Mrs. John M. Ginnis, Vancou-
yer, WASH, paralyzed arm cured
16 years ago by DR.. Darrin, while
in San Fraccisco.
Mrs. G.. Mavenson, Portland,
rheumatism, neuralgia and female
troubles; cured permanently six
years ago.
Mrs. F. E. Dewey, 1856 Davis St.,
Portland, cured 6 years ago of dis
eases peculiar to her sex, after be-
ing afflicted s years, she has gained
40 pounds in flesh; she was also
cured of deafness.
Reuben Lee, Turner, Or, sciatic
rheumatism and general debility
from effects of lagrippe; restored,
and wife, abcess of lung and severe
cough, numbness and pains in
limbs, successfully treated.
DR.. DARRIN's PLACE OF BUSINESS.
DR.. Darrin is located at the Re-
we're Hotel, Albany, until Dec. 1st,
andwil1 give free examinations to all
from 10 to and z to 8 daily. The
poor free except medicines. Those
able to pay at half former prices.
Nocass published except by permis-
sion of the patient. All business re-
lations with DIR. Darrin strictly con-
fidential. Electrical appliance fur
nished. One visit is desirable,
though many cases can be treated
by home treatment by writing
symptoms. Eyes tested and glasses
fitted.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17
THE TILLMAN TRIAL.
ON THE STAND HE TELLS OF
EARLY FEUD WITH
GONZALES.
Says 1t Began when He. Replied to
an Article Rejecting on His
Uncle, Now United States
Senator.

Uncle, NOW UD1ted States
Senator.
Lexington. S. c., Oct. 1O.-
James H. Tillman to k the witness
stand late this afternoon and began
his version of. the troubles which
led 10 his killing Narcisso G.. Con-
zalese, editor of the Columbia State.
Tillman's testimony today relat-
ed entirely to his early troubles
with Mr.. Go zales.
Colonel Tillman, after stating
that he was son of the late Geo.
E. Tillman, was born and raised in
Edgefeld county and had studied
at various schools, said:
81 had occasion to go to Winns-
boro to read law in the office of my
brother-in-law, Judge o. w. Bu-
chanan. He was not judge at
that time, being a member of the
House of Representatives.
while there he had occa sion to
have written an article concerning
! NJ r. Gnpzalaa M Gop1a1oc of
that t;ma vas tho t.ol,m h;a CORES.
pondent of the News and Courier.
He had misrepresented a speech
which Captain Tillman. now Sena-
tor Tillman, made before the March
correc, i ard s;gned tho non de-
n,,,,aa ..Ea;. pIaYo - ~ art;o,e
p in.;t,an - " 'o Z
" I'M. - o. .at.a oa;.au
of the W;nnshoro % no sJ.a nor De dem.nd;ns oa .
tha - ~ ,,a at H. % III of ',ha ar,i
ola I T d;d y -, oara - aet ;ntn :
nsnsnanas ~ - ~ oon,raaars, - ~ 80 - = :, :,
f5aads dv;.sJ no nat = r;aa : !
80, "A M. 5 81 4. 8 I.
J h;tfsr n, Z J ! rt;c]a r ~ reniu ID nina n
did giva h;no nv rare ond NH.
1ished If in tha Naws and Harald
| n ,woa : oh.olrto o,1 inc,rroot - sav +
uo,,id ~. r;rs Z, > 20 roe
ST had 80 MANY transactions
u;th Nc Gonzai. : thetT do M
racoll.c. What was tho neYt one
INIT wher mv nncta was alactaa oov'
ernor ~ 19on Tuas IN nv;tsd ~ -.
taaJ ,ha s,o,s hau ~ -
'0 .psfors l s',si da;na u - forna = uo,,,d
he necass.rv fer mo 20 ;o;n tha
So,,,h Caroi;na rlnh T cot the -.
Jo.sarant nalnnta;,,u ee fos.,a.
Govarnor shonhard " Eaasaaid
snd GeDeral Rnnhsn Iata - ths
afternoan some Of NV friends came
to me and told me- that N r. Con.
.o1as haa drnno r,aa - ano,,ah of
h;s fr;ands nndar ~ rnIes of 80
olnb - b,aoLha1, ne M fr;an.3s
then w;thd,sw NV name T. was
nayar sormsr1, nrasan,aa - 49,
cInh "
.sI nos oho,t o, roors of 90 :.
that ,;,as and ~ oanas ha,d
n.,h,;a LIZ . .ea;.;o,a. 80 10. anos n aas;5 ~ 4
a ~ 1p o oanoaonanoa ~ 49, - sa .ha sa,,b j.
Garo,;na Gl,'hl ags;r sant M
Canal : MESSAGE hv Georee
Teoara who i now . conoressnan
f-om First D;str;cr + did not want
70 v;o1ats tha Laws of nv s.s,a hv
ssnd;no oh.llanae .cco,d;na ~
code and Mr. I.eoa-a s;nnlv ex.
tended to Mr. Gonzales an invita.
tion 10 meet me over in Georoia.
I.eI went f,- (sseoroiia b,It M, Con
zales did notqcome. After remain
mo there several davs Iswrote him
q ietter =, which told him the
leaat he could. do was to nav INV ho-
tai h;l1 while waiting on Him
The next clash was:
II was in the newspaper business
for q considerable period and was
sent to Washington by the Angus
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17
B. A. CATHEY, Nc. D.,

Physician and Surgeon.
Office, Room "a, First National Bank
Bnilding, Corvallis, Or. Office Hours,
10 to IL a, M. 2 to a p. M.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17
H. s. PERNOT,
Physician & Surgeon

Office over postoffce Residence Cor.
Fifth and Jefferson streets. Hours 10 to
IL q. m.,l to 4 p. m. Orders may be
left at Graham & Worthann's drug store.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17

In the County Court of the State Of Oregon
for Benton County,
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-17

Lexington, S. c., O.t. 14.-At 2
o'clock this morning, the members
of the Tillman jury were reported
asleep in the courtroom, which had
been cleared of spectators for their
use.
The closing arguments in the
case of j. n. Tillman were made to-
day, and at AZ P. M. Judge Gary
gave the case to the jury.
When Judge Gary left the court
house for his hotel at 6 P. M. there
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-28
Sega 3.

Nn Dem Sfattournier in 6ou=
lton na6fuen 70 Spieler Sell, mooor
Die 6dlfte BON auatpdrts eetDmmlen
mar. IS uuroe an Is Iii1en aes
lpielt. Den erIten Breis fur Die
meilten ielbitgemadten Boints 1863
BointS erbielt Us. gDrnitius BON
S%DultDn. Den ameiten fiir Die mei<
fteit Don Den Nlitlpielern getpDnnenen
Boint8 10000 g. q. 6eilig BON
So Strange. Den britten fur Die
meifteu 9etponltenen @piele (24l
Or. 6. sc. Miaer BON 6Dufun. Sen
pierten fiji oa5 b0d]ite Spiel Dbre
Meatao0re, q. Trendmann bon Bell
bile. Den f%iinften fir bas b6bite
Spiel, @rnno Supett nit bret Wa=
%taoDren, u. 6artbaulen. 6Dufton.
Den 9roFpreis erbielt s. q. 6ob=
me1er BON 0ouitpn. Die @dne
muroen reid bepirtet uno amiiIirten
iiG t6ftlib. SO. 3ipS bon Iultin
uerteilte Die &reiie. 8dre Die ins
fame Quarantdue niht geneien, 10
miroe fid Die boppelte 3ab( Der
BenSelritter einaefunoen baben.
600 3dabam bat iebt bonn Or.
tabor Die Wtitteiluna erbalten, BOB
in DeDitt gouniD, IL Weilen ppn.
GuerO, bier Beriunen am aelben
5ieber erfranft leien, BON oenen cine
bereit8 geitorben iei. Die Quaran=
tdnirung oes gountp bdlt Or. gabDr
oeshalb aber nidt fir. n6tig. 0ie
Nnitedung fol- our1 einer BON 2a=
reo0 aus oortbin gefommenen iurz
gen Mann uerlnleppt noroen iein.
Sn BacD BADEN Die it~reifenoen
StroBenbahn : Nnaeiteaten beibloi-
fen, ben 5treif aufreht gu erbalten
uno auf feline goneeiftonen an5lge=
ben.
= gpn 8rounspiae aus miro
oas @eradt. oaB oDrt oas gelbe
Sieber aufgetreten lei. auf 6as @nts
idieoenite in Ibrebe 9efteut.
Nus 2areb0 puroen mieoer
ad1t lteue @elbfieber : @rfranfunes=
fdne beridJtet. Die @elamt5ab[ Der
@rfranfungen lteigt oaour1 auf 565.
@iuen t0tliben Gerlauf bauDn nab=
men 46 Safe.
SIN SDur 2afe Diltrict 1T
man in elmer Iiefe pDr ettua 500
6uB unter ben biSberieen OelqueIlen
auf nod reidere unb ereiebiaere Dell
8aiitn8 geltoBen.
Bis iebt baben neun Std6te im
Staate ben 6anoierti9teitSunterridt
ein9efibrt uno aus Dem betr. fsono
Die linen oaflr ~sufommenoen $500
aesDgen.
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ldaut es um gar nidts better aus,
Die @rDBItdote uno aus19lieBlid)
oeutlbeu 5taote ausgenommen.
Seem 8raunfels 1T cine ridtiee.
nieolide, fleine 8uppenzS tube, in
melder allies aufs 1bDnite eeoronet
ftebt. &ein @unoer, oaB eS iee
benz Sremoen aefdqt uno auf ale
8eIu6er einen guten @inorud
mabt. Iub Die Wtufer uno gem=
perensler fDnnen ii6 an 3eu=8raun=
fels uno anoeren 0eutiben Stdbten
elm 8eiipiel nehmen, 'oent trob Der
16 @irtlhaften in Seem Braunfels
befommt man bod bDbit ielten Ell
men Betrunfenen 81 ieben. ST.
1heint aber einmal elm 8etrunfener
auf Der StraBe, 10 lit es in
rteun aus aebn SdQen Elm Sremoer
aus einem Der benahbarten per=
muderten Counties pie Sans
pber 8lanco, melhe 81 Daule ee=
uDbnli6 inter NufIibt BON ibren
5rauen unb gemperen5pfaffen ite<
ben, nenft es our @abl fommt
i9redlid) iiber Die uniittlihfeit Der
6aloDns raiIioniren, uno itets fit
2ocal Option ltimmeu. Dieie Nrt
Wuder fomtler ~sutpeilen nad Neue
8raunfels uno faufen iih bort einen
Nnen.
Sn goma[ County 1ino nidt rtur
Die ltdbtiiden Gbulen fir 10 Mo=
nate i'm Sabre eeDffnet. lonoern aud
| ale 4anbihulen. mbgen oieIelben
nod 10 flein fem. @8raunfelS
iompbl, nie oas gauge gountp lino
finan5ieq iebr gut permaltet, uno Die
Shutoen iinb iebr aering, oaber aud
Die Steuern lebr nie6rig. DEM ie=
Der Gent, melder einfommt, piro
ehrli1 permaltet, baB @elb gut an=
geteet, 10 bas trob Der nielen Stra=
acknowledgements in Staot uno
2ano uno Der Briden bod nod inn
mer elm ih6ner ueberihuB in Den
ipealeaen Sonos perbeibt uno Die
Bridenlhuloen nun auh balo gang
lib abgetraaen iino. 5err 2anoo
bate lebr reft. al6 er in elmer Gn=
lprade ben Ditliden 3apitaliiten pDr
auei Sabren laqte, WeusBraunfels
babe felt ieinem Beiteben orei Sebl=
{hldae gebabt. Sieie ieien: Die
| gountp=Sait, Die Irmenfarm uno
oas 9ranfenbaus.
&. 8. Build.
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2rt berremtett.

Cine Tarm, beitebeno aus 430
Ider. nppDn 10 in Gultur, aber
tpeniaitens nod 200 Ider mebr in
Sultur gu brinaen iino, % Meilen
unterbalb San Nntuniu ami San
Intonio Sluiie aeleaen, lit auf lGus
gere Belt uriter eiinftiaen 8ebin9un=
gen 81 oerrenten. Sour Il Weile
BON Der @iienbabnsS tation aelegen.
tuiiroe iib oielelbe gut fir cine 0filh=
tpirtlbaft eionen. Sir allies 3dbere
lpenoe man fid an ben llnter5eids
neten. Ereo. Nllertamp,
Comfort, &enoaQ 60, 9eras.
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alaerIet.

= Sn Dem @efttipp apiifen benz
Mus1tellune8= 6auptgebdube uno Der
StraBenbabnlinie nah Der Staat8z
Srrenanftalt fnno man Die 2eihe eli
nes unbetannten WanneS. Derielbe
bate augenideinlib Selbitmoro
ourd Gereiftung nit garbDl= SGure
begangen. Ser u~nbefannte NOR elm
GROCER Mann BON etpa 225 Bfuno
@emimt unb NIT rDtlihem 6aar.
Gin in 6Duiton gefauftes gifet Der
5iblidJen Bacific : 8abn puroe an
Der 2eide aefun0en.
= Sn Solae Der BON dratliber
Seite anempf0blenen Sbmefelau6s
rdu1erung lit bereits cine Seuers=
brunft entftanoen, uno Smar in Der
SID 8into StraBe. ND oas BON 8.
s.. Yrppes bemDbnte 6aus baourd
fart beibdoigt puroe.
= Set apei 9aeer rpeoer cine
neue @rfrantung am neelben Sic
ber", nod elm Tsbesfaa = aber trubs
benz beinabe luftsihte Quarantine,
Musrduherung uno lonitige Gber5e!
= Or. Tabor bat oas @eriiht
fir unbegrinbet erfldrt. meIheS be-
Iagte, oaB bic iiber San Nntonio
perbdnete Quarantdlte am 4. Noa
pember a%uf9ebDben meroen i0lte.
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nebertretune Der SanitatS
regein. unregelmaBigfeit i'm gfjen Hup
Srinfen, eeihlecbtliebe ausihweifunaen,
neberanitrengung bes a6rpers ober Sci.
ites, unsefunbe 9uft, Nufentbalt in
b%aulidbfeit, @%erifDpfuns, 5ieber, Gbeus
m%atismus, Shninbiubt unb ein Seer
Bpm 4ranfbeiten. Wenn bic Natur allein
iih nitbt belfen tam, tritt Die Bihenibaft
nit ibren aus Der Natur eiaenem @arten
geiammelten Seilmitteln helfeno Elm, pers
treibt bic gifti9en Mblonberunsen, ldutert
Die 2eber, bffnet bic Sbleuien, reini9t
bas 8lut unb befabiet bic Natur. lire
gelunbe Tdti9feit auf's Neue gu beginner.
9as betpirfen ST. Bernard 8rimter.
pillcm unfeblbor. Sur % @ts. BEL Gpo=
tbefern gu baben.
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pg OF. s. Sofbeims No. IA uno
16 Norb Shores StraBe. Sroits
2~aeerbaus, pertauft bic 0enep 6eus
Breiie uno earantirt $50 8atIen pro
Tag. Breis $50. Scott Stabl.
Breife. Breis $195. gbenfalls elm
o~Duitdnoiges 2aeer ppn Sarmgerdt=
ld,aften, Slioer Chilled 8fige,
Tiih Bro. @aeen. Carriages utto
Buagies. Sb tauide audi neue
Waaerl Qeaen alte um.
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Sic rpte Maie.

6err Ooil0 BON Suieltein
9eiab iri spieselglaie
Sein GbenbilD-3um geuisi. saeia!
Sd frieg me rote Naie!E
9eb tuobl, nn ib1nerH&ebeniait
Su mabnit mid meiner siinoen,
eeb mobl, niein GaB! Nod bab' i4 Strait,
Dir trobig auf5afinoen.
9eb mobi, ou @bisfeb nnD eiau0r,
Die SIR mid oft b~estpnngen,
Sd gebe niemals utehr Web0r,
g8frD Gaer Sab %geinngen.
Sbr babt guar baufis mid geiarft
Seoof, mas ib nibt iunlte:
SIR babt Die Waie mir Befarbt,
@as unterbletbem iollte.
80 greii' ia bean gum "Lone Star''-8ier,
Dem fOiflid ia0nen NaKe;
Sd trinf' es lufiig fir mno fir
Beim Olaie nnb beim Safe.
Die rote 9aie gebt Sabin,
SeBt i'll mir nidt taebr ban8lta:
Rein III mein 8lut uno leibt mein Sim,
Gs ireut mi@ ELECTROMAGNETIC,
Wie HLone Star".4ier mir gut getan,
@te es mid bat furieret.
Den gsbisfeb rdbr' Id ni&t mebr an,
Der mid taft rninieret.
llnn Ssoem tote i'd balu,
0ur "Lone Star" 80 BenieBen.
@an bat Die ridt'ge Seelenrub,
9teibt fi&sr ani ben Slben!
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gu Trpppa in 9eiterreihilh

8u Troppa in Deiterreihiid.
Sbleiien lift anldBlidj oes so. @e=
burtstages oeS teroorraeenoen 48er
8atrioten Or. 0ans 8uolih in SEEM
Oorf cine Seier ar6Bten Stills fir
ben Wpnat Wopember beidfpfien
morben. Gin gu benz 8mef eebifs
better SeftausihuB bat einen berebs
TEN Nufruf erlaifen uno foroert barin
namentli1 Die Bauern Oeiterrei=
1iibs Shleiiens auf, iid an Der ge>
pIanten 8unbgebung 10 sablreih uie
iroeub mDglib 81 be~teiliaen. @s
mar Der 9rDppnuer Greis, BON benz
Sans Rublih Nnna ie49 in ben er.
ften cpnitituirenoen 8eihStae De-
lterreihs aeianot muroe, uno Taus
Ienoe uno Ibertaulenoe aeoenfen
bort bet ltDlsen Eat. pelhe ibr oa=
maliger iun9er Wertreter NIT bemunf
bernsmerter &neraie ourdiektel bic
Emancipation ber 0iterreidilden
8auern.
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sefemntuiNe eimes @rieHers.

8ep. Spbn 8. gor BON 8afe,
Nrf.. ihreibt: ~ Sabre lang litt
ih an @elbfubt. SD eOnIultirte
cine aan3e Nnaabl pon Ier5ten uno
periufte ale eroentliden Nrten pDn
Weoieinen, aber obne iegliden grs
fofg. Damn fina iH an. ben .gfeta
trio Differs su aebrauden uno iebt
fible i'd, oaB ih BON benz 2eioen
befreit bin, oas mid II Sabre lang
in ieinen Glauen batte. Benn sic
cine auserlaiiige Weoiein fir Wie-
rem. uno 2eberleiben. Wagenbe'
lHtperoen ober alaemeine Shndhe
baben tpplen, oann perihnffen Sic
fif n@leftrie BitterS". @S miro
earantirt BON ben Npptbefen bon s.
3alteper & SDn. iomie BON Nbotpb
Dreis. Sour so Gents.
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'ais' TSamitien=Vi1en iao bic betcn
Sen neueften Nerid1ten sufp

Den neueiten 8eridlten sufolae
miro Die oeutlde Stabl- Sombina@
tiDu nur aus ben grDBten Sirmen bes
Ganoe5 beiteben. Dies bat Die flei=
neren 8roou3enten in 6arniih ee<
bradt, bettn iie ieben ooralts. bab
lie oann gang BON Der Sombinatiun
beberrlbt tpitroen, ubne Die Sorteile
gu erIeugeti. Die iie aeuieBen pur=
ben, menn 1ie 81 benz GruIt eebDrten.
Die tleineren Sabrifanten beablihti=
gen oesbalb. unter iih ebenfaQs
cine Gominatipn 81 biloen. nm epens
tuell hen 9rult arpingen gu f0nnen.
file ebenfaIs auf5unebmen. Die gi-
ler= uno Stablmagnaten lino Ger
Nniiht, DAB Iie iebr mDbl i'm Stat,oe
lein meroen. Die Ser. st. Stabls
9orppration 81 befdmpfert, uenn
ibre Organization eiumol oefinitio
gu Stanoe 9efommen lit.
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WtDbel meroen auf leihte Aab.
lungen bin perfauft bel St, Sc.
9 until unter Der ct. So5erb's
Dale, 15 Otto Commerce traBe.
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@raneetseutmnts Hebertrasunscu

90. Simmons an 8. @epeI. Grun6fNd
on 8arren Str, 81. 500.
@m DDbrotuolsfi an &ep. 9ouis Do
%brDtuolsfi, @runbftid an Orb Str,
al. 200.
Sg. Stepbire len. an Sp. 5teubing it,.
200 Nfer 9au6 am 9eou Greet. So, 800.
6. &. @embfer an u. 6eiplif6er, 235
Nder 2anb IN Der 8abepd Gpab, 81, $50.
Nuguita SauSmann an Altce 8rennon.
2 @runotiide an 9ias 6tr. &rets nos
minel.
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.llnlere fleine 9pdter bate einen
~aeraoeSu [ebenseefdbrlihen &nfan
BON &eubbuften unb Bronchitis"
lhreibt Srau IS. Sc. Saoilanb BON
NrmDnf, sc. g., yaber als ale anoes
rem Wfittel periaaten, oa retteteu mir
ibr Qeben ourb nDr. Sings Reue
@ntbedun9". llnfere Mibte, fpeldJe
an Der Sbpinoiuht in uDrae1brittes
mem Stadium lit, gebraubte ebens
fails oieie punoeropQe Weoicin uno
jeBt beute 1T iie noaitdnoia aeiuno".
@anS per5meifelte Sals- uno 2uns
aenleioen ueibeu Or. Sings @euer
@ntoedung pie feiner anoeren
Mebicin auf @roen l1nfeblbar fir
6uiten uno @rfdltungen. so Gents
uno $1.00 Slaiben aarantirt ourd
Die &potbefen pm S. aalteper &
Son unb BON Nsofpb DreiB. BRO.
beflaihen fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-28

fir oas bette Bpft Dat" 6uls
t~elep6unire man an Die r9eraS Mooo
g GDal Co." Nltes Eel. 1874.
Reues Gel. $40,
@eD. 9. 8earo,
8eihdftSfubrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-28

CUTE WbiSfles uno CUTE Welne
gu nieoriaen 8reilen 81 s~ertaufen.
Wa. G~astslptp 81 Gpn. W ain ape
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-28

WelcQe1 pDC WctNeH NUUeH uuoHeS
breitet Tag. Stem Braunfels pDn
bier aus befeben 1T nirtlid ibDn,
unb BeiuHer Der Stabt ioaten bierz
Der fprtneri, Vim einer Bid auf oaS
freunblihe, refine Stdothen au uer-
fen, namentIib i'm 6ribiabre, tpenn
Die Bdume i'm uDnen frifhen Grin
fteben urlo bic 6eloer rings berum
ibr S0nnta9stleio angeaogen baben.
SID rift ben Berg binunter an 9nn=
oa's Bart unb inbu1triellen Nnlagen
pDriiber in bic Staot, pD ib mid
aber nur gang furse Belt aufbielt.
um eleih hiniiber in Die GDmalitaot
su reiten. SD bielt mid mebrere
Tage bier bel meiner 3Dhter, pelde
mod INNER bel Srau Salm wobnt,
auf. beiubte inamiihen mebrere
Jreunoe unb ftnttete AUDI Der Nlamo=
ftaot einen flieeenoen Beiub ab.
Stem Nraunfels bat nun rebt groBe
unb biibihe GeIhdEtsbauler, na=
mentliG bic San MntDniB StraBe.
6ier ftebt AUDI bas elegant eingerids
tete Dpernbans Der @ebrii6er See.
fab. Stem 8raunfels 1T iiher oon
alien ben teraniiden 6tdoten bic
reinte. Natnentlid lnffen bic teranie
Iden Wittelitdote, mas Geinlibteit
Der StraBen uno Dffentlihen Yfdbe
betrifft, iebr biel gu miinihen iibrie
unb Die 9ernner amerifaniiber ab=
ftammuna BADEN es gar niht nDti9,
bon oben auf megifaniiGe Stdote.
mp iebt bas aelbe 6ieber beribt,
berobsubliden, unb ben Shmub oer'
ielben 81 fritiiireu, oenn in Seras
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1903-05-20

tui people redeemed, In d large meas
ure, the absence of the cfowning glory
of the wreath.
The floral parade was an impress
i've and pleasing feature of the occa.
sion. 1t was indeed scene of be-
wlldering spleDdor and a picture OF
unsurpassed loveliness. Nothing
could have been added to make it a
more complete success.
And, now; what shall we say of
Columbia's upbcunded and upmsas.
urable hospitality? What she has
done for the Old Veterans has kir-
died afresh and famed into flame
the smouldering embers of unsel6sh
patriotism; it has cemented the peo-
pie of the State in the bonds of
brotherly love never again to be dis
solved by factional strife and dissen-
sione; it has made us to remember
thst we are the sons and daughters
of men whose tattered, torn and bu]-
let riddled banners are Silent but elo-
ouent Witnesses of their fathers s
bravery upon the battle fsld, and
whose mothers wore homespun dress
ca in order to supply their husbands
with the peces aries of life, and in
spired them with the valor and
strengthened their arms to resist the
money and men Of the combined
world, and above all it has shown US
that the old Confederate soldier is
not forgotten and that the people of
loyal old Columbia honors and re-
spects and loves them, and esteems
the sacrifice the Confederate made in
defence of country, State and home.
God bless the men of Columbia, God
bless it's fair women and sweet little
children for grand lessons in true no
nobility nd'hospitalit.! May he cause
the blessings of prosperity, peace
and happiness to smile upon all the
undertakings of it's people!