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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-30

everything they do Particularly is it
impressed upon them that they should
not resort to guessing, but to weigh
and measure with the utmost care
the various ingredients of whatever
dip may be employed. In this manner
mistakes will not be made and all
danger is removed.
Recommendation is made that long
wooled animals should be kept in the
dip for no less than three minutes.
For shorn animals two-and-a-half min
utes is long enough.
After dipping the sheep should be
marked on the right side with red
letter 49," and after they emerge from
the vat should be tailed, SO that none
may escape and mingle with other
f1ocks. For greater safety owners
and herders are advised to destroy
all strange sheep that might re-infect
the herd after dipping.
Full directions for mixing the two
dips are given with the instructions
sent the inspectors.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-30
RULES FOR DIPPING.
State Veterinarian Issues Instructions
to the inspectors.

10 the inspectors.
General instructions have been is
sued by Doctor Knowles state veterin-
arian, to the sheep inspectors for their
guidance during the dipping season.
They are told that Montana has what
may be called two Official" dips, one
a combination of tobacco and sulphur,
and the other lime and sulphur. In
either case the water used should be
neutralized by the use of one pound
of concentrated lye to 100 gallons
prior to the mixing of the dip.
It is said that the tobacco dip con-
tains. from 5-10O to 7-100 per cent of
nicotine, and that they should be made
SO to /, rather than 10 to 1, and I6
pounds of sulphur should be added
to each 100 gallons of the dip. The
temperature should be kept at not
less than 110 degrees.
The inspectors are cautioned by
Doctor Knowles to be accurate in
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-30
Tax on Babies.
owners.

Extreme hot weather is great tax
upon the digestive power of babies:
when puny and feeble they should be
given a few doses of Whites Cream
Vermifuge, the children's tonic. It
will stimulate and facilitate the diges-
ton of their food, so that they soon
become strong, healthy and active.
Csc at Holmes & Rixon's.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-30
HICKS TURNS
UP MISSING
FEARS TO STAND TRIAL FOR
MURDER.
CASH BOND IS FORFEITED
Brother Becomes Loser to Extent Of
$1,000 States Case Was
Strong One.

Many hereabouts who know "Dick"
Hicks will probably read with consid-
cradle interest the following, taken
from the Deadwood Pioneer-Times.
The fact that he did not care to stand
trial for the offense with which he
stood charged will not be surprise.
His past record and the fact that the
testimony against him was said to
be strong undoubtedly caused him
to think that conviction would fol-
low, as the people of Crook county,
in which he was to have been tried,
have the reputation of dealing harshly
with men of his sort:
"Jones D. Hicks, who was to have
appeared in district court at Sundance
Monday, for trial on the charge Of
numbering Bryson at Gillette last No
vember, failed to put in an appear
ance and the cash bond of $4,000 with
Hicks brother, a wealthy Texas cat
tlernan, as surety was ordered for
feited to the state. Henry Frawley
of Deadwood, who with w. S. Metz OF
Sheridan and Melvin Nichols of Sun
dance were attorneys for Hicks re-
turned from Sundance yesterday, at
ter seeing the disposition made Of the
case. Mr.. Frawley says the people of
Sundance did not particularly regret
the fact of Hicks jumping his bond,
realizing that it would save the coun-
ty an enormous expense.
previous to leaving for Sundance
Mr. Frawley received telegram from
Hicks, sent from Texas, in which
Hicks said he would be on hand for
the trial June o. A similar telegram
was received by Mr. Hicks attorney
in Sundance. The people of Sun.
dance, however, did not place any con-
fidence in his statement that he would
return and as matter of fact, he dis
played the part of wisdom in remain
a strong case against him and the
trial in Crook county would undoubt-
edly have resulted in at least peni-
tentiary sentence. 1t was probably
understood between Hicks and his
wealthy brother that the bond should
be forfeited at the time it was put up,
so that nobody is likely to be injured
to any great extent.
clicks is the. man who had shoot
ing affray at Gillette, with Al Dodds
in which an innocent witness became
! the victim. Bryson's body. had been
punctured by three bullets, two OF
which reached vital places. 1t is a
peculiar fact that Dodds, the man with
! whom Hicks was having the difficulty
| was never arrested. 1t was claimed
/ that Hicks used Al calibre weapon
! and Dodds SO, The bullets that en-
! tered Bryson's body are said to have
! been of the larger calibre Just how
the state intended to demonstrate
this is matter of conjecture. This
probably ends the case, as Hicks is
not likely to return to this part OF
the country, and Crook county is rio
of him at profit"
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Notice,

am now able to supply Rocky Fork
screened lump and washed nut coal
in any quantity. Quality first-class.
Our nut coal is the best cooking coal
on the market Terms strictly cash.
tt H. S. COLEMAN. Agent.
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A. H. West, pupil of the late E. S.
jacobson, would like limited num-
ber cf pupils on violin. Piano tuning.
Violins repaired. Bows rehaired.
Room % Gruwell building. Tele-
phone 165m.
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Cut flowers for all occasions con-
stantly on hand at Miss Panton's Bill
ings greenhouse, 3019 Montana Ave.
Bell phone 62-F. 1l-tf
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the man left Battams and brought
Charley to the city, where he told
about Battams' plight and where he
could be found.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-30
MONTANA HORSE SALES COM.
PANY SCORES SUCCESS.
FOUR DAYS TOTAL LARGE
Seventeen Hundred and Nine Horses
soId-Good Prices and All Con-
cerned Well Pleased.

One thousand seven hundred and
nine horses sold in four days is the
record made by the Montana Horse
Sales company at Its initial sale held
in this city last week.
1t is record to be proud of. AS
a company it was unknown to both
sellers and buyers and they had to
rely upon the promises made by it
and take for granted all it said as
regards it's ability to conduct the sale
in manner satisfactory to both. They
had no past experience upon which
to base any calculations they may
have made as regards the likelihaad
of the success of the sale and some
OF them probably attended with more
or less misgivings. If such was really
the case they were pardonable. To
conduct a sale of the magnitude Of
the one undertaken by the company
is no small matter and the managers
are to be congratulated upon the very
satisfactory manner in which they
managed their first one.
Sales by Days.
The daily sales were as follows:
Monday, June 22.......... 2S2 head
Tuesday, June %. ......... 1872 head
Wednesday. June 24....... 583 head
Thursday, June 25.. ....... 1l2 head
The prices obtained ranged from
SIS, for yearlings, to $142, the latter
for horses.
@ All Were Satisfied.
Both the sellers and buyers were
thoroughly satisfied with the prices
that obtained, the latter considering
that they got many desirable animals
very reasonable, while the men who
sold regarded that they obtained all
! their respective animals were worth
| In fact, it is doubtful whether any
sale was ever had in the west where
there was less, grumbling and fewer
complaints. Truth is that there was
none of either something decidedly
unusual.
! The manner in which the sale was
!! conducted was no less satisfactory
to all and promises were freely made
/ by those who participated in it that
/ they would surely be on hand at the
next one In addition to the local
/ dealers buyers were present from all
over the country and some from Can
/ ada.
! Colenel C. H. Marion, the auction
eer, made himself decidedly popular
i and at the close of the sale had added
many friends among buyers and sell
ers. He was fair and impartial and
showed no favoritism, endeavoring to
do Justice to both sides to the tran
saction. While he sought to obtain
every cent each animal was worth,
he did not resort to misrepresenta.
tion or untruthfulness and before the
sale had progressed far had gained
the complete confidence of the men
with whom he dealt.
Of the horses sold, perhaps, those
of Ramsey E. Co. were the most no
ticeable, as they seemed to be of
higher grade than majority OF those
offered They showed good breeding
and were in decidedly good condition.
There were others probably equally
as good, but their number was smaller
and they were divided. among more
owners.
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Don't Forget Me.

When you are placing your lnsur-
ance. My companies and rates can
not be excelled Edgar B. Camp, First
National bank building. 154-tf
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Business House FOR Rent.

Business house, No. 1904 Minnesota
avenue, for rent. Apply 10 w. NJ. john
ston, rooms and 8, Belknap block. tt
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For Sale

For Sale
French Coach Stallion, "Ifell," from
imported "Ifelwallen.'' Formerly
owned by Geo. Pirrie.
xii e. M. HUNGERFORD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-21

@ladlicb ilt Der, ser feine 6cbmer5en
bat, muB Der 9usiprub eines 9Renihen
9eiueien lein, Der 9lnafeiis eeeen 6dmDr.
rboioen eebraudt fat, narbbem er bic
lange 2ifte Der nublolen @ebeimmittel
Doer @tnipribungen pon &arbolIdure ge<
braubt unb ben Sob erlehnt bat. 9tacb
einer sruansigidbrisen grfahrung tuirb
&nafeIis pDn Aer5ten uub 8atienten als
bas sunerlaiii9fte, perniinitielte uno ra=
oifalite @dttel ee9en 9dmDrrboiben be-
tracbtet. bns lie erfunben iuoroen lit. Bro
BEN bon Mnateiis fuerben BON 8. Neue
itabter & Co.. 8or 24l6, gietp g)orf. fre
perianot
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Nu bas Snblifnll,

Die ns5reie Brene" bat lber 400
etablirte N9enturen int Staate, tpirb
an iiber 700 Hoitofficen nerianbt, uno
bat elne grpRe 8erbreitune in Der
gabbar= gepublie Merito, i'm Snoia=
ner=Serritorium uno Sflabpma.
Sbr Girfulations=@ =@ebiet in Teros
eritredt ii6 pon @alnelton bic binauf
na6 9enllon, oDn Waribaa inn Often
bis nab @l .ealo IN: fernen 8eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbftperItanolidj nit be-
lonhers aablrei6ea 2eiern oos oiht=
beliebelte Mittel=Teras unb ben @nbz
tpeiten elm.
3tpei &etienbe iinb beitinoie, iabrs
Elm, iabraus i'm Sntereiie beS 8lat=
tes untertpees unb fibren bemlelben
i'm 8erein nit unieren rIbrioen 2D=
fal : Ngenten forttpdbreno nelfe See
Ter Su.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier 9batlaben iit
Die rSreie Breiie", tuD es fih oarurn
banoelt, Die oeutibe 8epDlferung gu
erreiben> nas bette almseiaqs Wass'
blum i'm Staate SeraS.
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geit tiber 60 sxabren

idJpn tpurbe WtrS. Winslpm's @DO.
thing Sprup oon WtiiIiDneu ppr
Wiittern beiln 8abnen oer &inber
angetpenoet. Wirfi Du i'm Ghlafe
ourb oaS Sbreien zines &inbes ge.
it6rt, bas i'm 8abnen iit uno ppr
Sbmer5en meint? gHeun 10, lafie
iofOrt cine sylai9e pDn ,Mrs.
WinslDuS S0Dtbing Gnrup" bplen.
Sein Wertb iit unbe3ablbar. gs
miro oem fleinen 2eioenoen lUfUrt
2inoerung peri1affen. BerlaBt eub
oarauf, Wtiitter, es ift tein Bmeifel
oariiber. gs beilt DiarrbDe, regn,
lirt ben Wtagen uno Die Nieren, be.
leitigt Binb 2Dlit, ertpeibt ben
@aulnen, perbinoert @nt5iinouna
nnb itdrft oas ganae Spitem. .Wirs:
WinslDtpS Soothing Syrup" fiir aahs
nenoe Sinoer ift aneenebm i'm sc.
i9n1ad; oas 8ecept 1tannt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibliben Ner5te in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs lit bel allen
Nruggiften in Der gan3en 8elt au
bIben. Breis 25 Gents per sFlaibe.
&auft ni6ts anoeres, als Wfra.
@inslons 5DothinasSnrup
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9Sieoer Elm memes Wsetall,

0as Die Gorsiiee oes Nlumininms
obne feline 3abteile belibeu loll, lit
pon benz Sronsoien Winllaro ent=
oedt uno init Dem Namen Selium
beleat tporoen. Seit adlt Sabren
bate oieier 8bpiifer iid) nit Dem
Stuoium Der gieenldaften Der Mes
talle beI1aftigt uno 5uu1blt in elmer
Stellun9 bel Der Observation-Disclosures
in einem Srt in Saoupen piele grpez.
rirnente auseefubrt. 9a er ii1 pon
ieiuen 8oraeiebten nid)t aeniigeno
beadltet iab. gina er Dor orei Sab
rem nad England, um bort feline
Sorlbun9en fortsuleben. 9urb
3ufau tpuroe er auf einen neuen Weg
eelenft, oer i'm balo 5u eiaenartiaen
grfpleen fiibrte. 9tah elmer &eibe
hemiiher gerlube itieB er ihlieBlib
auf iene metallilde Gerbinoung, be-
rem 3uiammenlebung unb 6eritel=
luna iih alS 10 einfad) ertpieS, oaB
iie au au6lfmal billieerem Breiie er=e
Seu9t tperoen fann nls aluminium.
Naf einem Beri1t Der 8Dhen=
i6rift @ngliib Wehanic bot iih Wol=
laro oabin ausgeiprDben, baB oas
Selium nod leihter, babel aber bdrs
fer unb pioerItanbsfdbiger lei als
9lluntinium. MuBeroem roitet es
nibt uno oiirfte oaber fir Die Mn=.
penbuna i'm Sbiffsbau lomie fir Die
Gerfertigung uon G0bren unb auh
i'm giienbabnbau pDn erbebliher
Beoeutung tperoen. Weaen ieiner
98iIi9feit ei9net es iib AUDI gang be.
i0noers our 8erfertieung BON Gob-
aeibirren, sumal es leibt cine ih0ne
8olitur ahntlnmt, in Der es oem Nis
del aleidt. Seine Didte belduft
fid aEf 2,6, Die 0drte, lit niht gang
10 bod tuie bein @iien. aber beoeu=
TENDER ais bic bes Blei unb 3inf.
Die Wiberltano8fdbiafeit Iua ipgar
arDBer iein al8 beim gilen, natnent=
lid] gegen Bug uno Drebung, Dem
Stabl aber lit oas Sefiunt nibt eben=
biirti9. Sc ihmilst eft bel 1900
8rao. 9tah Der Sbmelaung lhrumpft
es etpas ein. aber nur nm einen 10
eerin9en 8etra9. onB elm @ieBen in
Tormen nibt unm0alih bleibt. Die.
glrt, in Der WiDllaro lid) i'm iibriaen
iiber Die Era9tpeite oieler grfinoung
uno nod anoerer duBerte, Die er tells
ihon gemaht bot, tells. binnen furs
gem erreiht baben .uia, maht nibt
aeraoe ben @lnoruf. als ub ieinen
Slusia9en unbeolngte 3uuerldiIigteit
auautrauen mare. Ofan miro baber
AUDI iiber Die @igenlbaften oes Se=
liums nod beitimmtere gtahribten
abtuurten miiiien.
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/ Sir $500 natb 9eutIdlano.

Deutib alnerifanilde 3eituneen
tDeroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit qro=
Bem Sntereife aeleien. neil iie fi1
frei ausipre6en uno b6ufig pDn orii=
ben mebr geeuiefeiten uno geahrib=
ten brineen, alS Die oeutlhen Bel.
tunaen ielbit. Die n5reie Breile fiir
9eras" lit oriiben iiberaq; tpobin fie
geianot miro, elm iebr germ eeiebener
8ait uno fam fib riibmen, 2lner=
fennuns uno 8nroieune gu finben,
tple aus 5ablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
lotpie an 0ieienieen, tuel1e bas Blatt
an ibre Bertpanbten lbiden, beruor.
3ebt. 85er oaber Ieinen 8ermanoten
uno 5reunben cine 5reuoe erpeiIen,
ibnen elm tuilltonmenes @elhenf
MAIDEN mill. Der beitelle fir lie Die
nSreie 8reiie fir Teras". Das Sn=
tereiie fir 9eras, mie iiberbaupt fiir
ben Staat unb Die @e9enb, NOD bic
8ertparlDten tuobnen. 1T in Deutih=
lamb lebr lebbaft uno eS lit unnlDas
lib, in Bripatbriefen eine 10 griinb-
libe auffldrung uno 8eibreibune
oeS frenoen 4anoes 81 geben, tpie
oies bic us5reie Breiie" allrpDbent=
lib tbut. Sir ben aerineen Breia
BON So perienoen mir portofrei infer
reibba.tiges 8D6enblott auf elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Noreiie i'm Guslanoe.
Die ssreie Vrefie fiir Geras pmbl.
Gombanh.
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1ppgl Die 3pur Der @9ouipieler fetrl
mo9te, 6enn Die Oamen unb 5erren,
bic in gefpiFen 3pi19enrdumen ein=
aeln pber gu 5ipeien unb breier baraus
gum 8orf9ein fdnen, 3eigten in 8leis
bung unb Qlusfe6en gang unperfennz
bar ben darafteriitifden Sppus bes
SbeaterpDlf9ens.
MpbI flint N}inltten f9on bate
Grid neben benz S6neben auf ieinem
fonberbaren 8eoba9tunespoIten aus
gebdrrt, obne irgenb cine @uffGdrung
gu erbdGten, aIs Q(rbib GeberffjGlb
obernaGs feline @9ulter faBte unb ibn
nod ettpas tiefer in Die 9unfelbeit Der
S6iirnii9e binein5og. Gs nar nur
natiirlib, baB @rt9s 4ugen Der Ri6z
tung feines 8lides fplgten. llnb nun
hatte er NIT einem Wlale alles begrifz
fen.
Die aierlide, faum mittelgroBe
speibli9e @eitalt, Die ba nit rof9ent
@9ritt aug benz &inItlerpfort6en duf
bic @traBe finaustrat, fonnte nur
@igne GeberffiDlb fein. Gr erfannte
iie on ibrer 5dltling, on ibrer aufz
falenb gra5iDien unb leihtfiibigen Dirt
su eeben, ltab nun, ba fie 8ufdllig bas
2Dpf9en Elm fpenig eegen ibren Stdnbz
ort bin ipenbete, au9 al, ibren @eii9f.
@pbl fanb er, baB iie biel f9lanfer
getpDrben mar, feitbem er tie gum lebz
tenuo[ geieben, tnb boB Die miiben,
perbGrnlten 3iige, bic fi6 in3pif9en in
ibr Qlntlib einge8eidnet batten, ibm
ar feinen etnftigen 3ei5 genommen.
Mber es fonnte f9lieBli9 du9 Die lrtz
iidere 8eleu9tung eetpefen fein, Die
i'm bdriiber getduiht bate, unb slt
eingebenber 8eobaatung NOR ibm feline
3eit geseben.
Die iunee G9auipieleril1, bic ben
b0fli9en @ruB zines ibr na9folgenben
aoIleeen duf febr gerneHene Meife err
hilbert bate, mar 3ipar fait unmittefs
bar an ibnen poriibergeganeet, aber iie
bate iie pffenbar ni9t geieben, ba tire
Mufmerffamfeit allein benl i6tperfdllig
beranrafelnben Mltonaer Omnibus
segolten battle, in befen sSnnerm iie
glei9 barauf ber19panb.
Ser Bid bes @9peben folgte bem
plumpen 9efdbrt, big es inn in benz
Magensetpibl entf9punben mar;
bann erit febrte er iiA pieber segen feiz.
1len 8egleiter.
n@eraeiben sic, 9err BON 8runned
-aber ipenn Sic bte Dame erfdutf
hdben folIten, iperben sic audi sru
fteben, ipesbalb i'd bpn. ihr ni9t 6es
merit Ill fperbenstpiinimte."
(TDrtiebutta fDtot.)
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- BrObirt unlere guten Wbisties
uno 8eine 81 niebriaen Breilen.
W. GaftanDla & gpn, Main Npe.
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miro Elm 8u1balter unb Solicitor.
WtuB flieBeno oeutlh lprehen uno
quite 3eugniiie beibringen. Ippli-
fationen gu rihten unter B. S. No.
2 an Die n6reie Brelie fiir 1eras".
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Weimht Sysamm mmn Trau

mittleren gllters fir 0aus= unb Sof,
arbeit fir smei 8erionen. Stdnbiee
Deutite beoor5uat. Mlan aoreliire:
IS. >. boz sc. 8urnet, 2eraS.
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9as Gnsc clues erbitterten sampfes.

.8pei NerSte fdmpiten lanee uno
erbittert eeaen einen NbleeB in lnei=
ner rebten 9unee", ihreibt S. s..
6uebes bDn Dupont, @a.. nunb lie
gaben mid ldon auf. Seoermann
oabte, mein lebtes Stiinolein iei ge=
fomtnen. slls lebte 3uflubt per=
Iucbte ib .Dr. Sings gteue @ntz
befuna fir Shtuinolubt" Der gr=
fola, ben ib oanlit er5ielte, mar ee=
raoe5u perbliiffenb uno lhpn in elm
paar Iaaen tpar id tpieoer auf.
Sept babe ib meine @elunobeit ppll=
itGnoig lpieoeraenpnnen. Das Wiit=
tel belieet ieben 6uiten, alles grfd(=
tuneen uno 6als= uno 2uneerlleioen.
@arantirt ourb Die Nppthefer s..
&alteper & Son uno 9loDlpb DreiB.
Breis so Gents uno LOO, Erobe=
fla1hen fret.
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geibsfmprs perbtnsert.

giele tpirb es eepiB lebbaft inter-
eiiieren, oaB elm GDrbeu9ungsmittel
gegen SelbitmDro entoedt pproen til.
Nngemeine @ieoereefblaeenbeit uno
grlhDpfung bes Spiterns geben fait
INNER oetn SelbitmDrbe pDran. gs
iit aber ettpas gefunben tpDrben, mas
bieie 3uitdnbe beleitiat, tpelhe gum
Selbittuorbe gu fiibren pfleaen. Man
nebne ihDn beim eriten @ebanfen
an Selbftpernibtung Electric Bit
terS'. Da berielbe elm grpBer geer=
Denitarfer iit, tpiro er Die &erpen
fr1ftigen uno baburh oas Spltem
tuieoer aufbauen. Sc reguliert auh
in eritaunliher Weiie ben Magen,
Die Sober uno Die 9tieren. sc foitet
nur so Gents. Befriebigung aaran<
tiert Die NpDtbefe BON $. 9alteber
q Son unb pDn gloDlpb DreiB.
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Tin bas S,mbltfunt /,

Sn SDlae Der oielen arbeitlparens
ben Wtaiblnen, Die mir neulib auf>
eeltellt baben. lino mir in ben Stano
geleBt. .,Hieglers StanSarn See
Cream" friiber 81 so per @aQune,
ieBt fur $l,00 per @alloue 5u Der.
faufen.
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TO THE PUBLIC

4
The weeklyissueo Ae sfaE1E
PREssE FuER TE has po-
sitiyely the Largo Circulation
of all German pabsFs ablished
IN the State of Texa
It has over 4O established
agencies in the Sta j. nailed
to fully 700 post off nd has
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-21

ibn Elm 9pppelrina am @etpebr ee=
fe9lt, er babe bafiir cine glrreititrofe
oerbiiBt, Damn nieser iei ibm Elm
Sdub abbonoen getommen uno
iblieBlth babe es in Der gompanie
qebeiBen, baB er i'm WtanDoer fein
Stiid6en bebotten meroe. BaS oas
beoeutet, miro ieoer niKen, Der Sol=
bat mat. gtaboem oieler 3euge,
nie mitaeteilt. ausaelagt bate. be-
fannten aub Die anoern 3euaen Die
gabrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-08-21
8ettn1iie,t sss e. Nmte .

2ebtere fam bic ainosr ndt bon BettHdiien beieu.
gsepn TO- oanH mare oeies 1tebel ndt 70 1Igenein.
IS lit cine AraHiheit uuo beoar besbdb elmer Ar5uet
min gerue eoer Shutter cine Grube hires Seimiitels
eegen oiees llebel tret Slaenoeu Sd)rei6eH Sic io=
sled penn Sic Elm &iuo haben tuelbes an uHeHhalts
iaTfeit oes llrirs leioet. NlaH beifuloe ieiH aH9
nidt unseredlter sseiie. meRn es traHt it,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-10-06
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