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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-04
Taken TO Hospital.

Thomas Nefr, of this place, was taken
to the West Penn Hospital in Pitts
burg this morning to undergo an opera
ton for obstruction Of the bowels.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-04
Home from Hospital,

Miss Zola Grifiis, who was taken to
Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg the early
part Of September to be operated on
for appendicitis and afterwards had an
attack OF typhoid fever, was able to
come to her home in this place last
Friday night.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-04
Killed in Mine.

Frank Kristolik, Hungarian, was
killed la the coal mines at Eleanora last
Friday by fall OF rock.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-04

That DR.. Gibson had more patients in
October than in any preceding month
speaks volumes for his ability and
success. See his date.
j. 4. Mitchell, merchant tailor, in
Stoke building, above department store.
All this month wall paper at dis
count at Stokes.
Cures a cold in one night, Reynolds
Perfect Cold Cure.
New neck wear just in at Millirens.
Read H. w. Eason & Co.'S ad on first
page.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-11-04
Hart Schaffner & Marx overcoats at
Millirens.

Night school at the Reynoldsville
Business College Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings. Complete courses
taught low tuition.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14
Nn bas Ynblitulll.

Die uSreie Breiie" bat nber 4O(
elablirte Ngenturen i'm Staate, pirb
oil iiber 700 &oitufficen nerlanbt, uno
bat eine eroRe Gerbreitune in Der
9sabbar= &epublit Meglto, i'm Snoia=
er=Serritorium unb Oflabpma.
Sbr girfulattuns=@ebiet in geras
eritreft iib pDn @alpel1on biz binauf
nab 9ention, pDn Maribal i'm Often
big na6 81 asalo N: fernen @eiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitberitdnblib init be-
ionhers aablreihen 2elern oas bibt=
befiebelte Wtttel= l=Teras unb ben Sub=
tDeIten elm.
3ipei Neifembe iino bsftinbig, jabrs
Elm, jabraus i'm Sntereife bes 8latz
tes untertpegs uno fiibren oemlelben
i'm Gerein nit unferen riibrieen 2D=
fal : Igenten fDrttpdbrenb neite See
Ter Git.
Sn Inbetrabt oiefer 9batia1en ift
Die uSreie Breiie" tpu es fib oarunt
banbelt, Die oeuti9e Bep1lferung 81
erreihen, oas bette 9lmseige Maes
bium int Staate 9eras.
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gett tiber go sxahreu

idon tuurbe Wirs. @inslDu's SDO.
thing Sprup pDn Millipnen bDr
Walttern beim 8abnen Der &inber
anaepenoet. Wirft Du i'm Ghlafe
ourb 6as Sbreien zines &inoes ge.
ltDrt, oas i'm 8abnen iit urb ppr
S9mer5en meint? gRern 10, laiie
lDfort cine Jlalbe pDn ,Mrs.
8inslDmS Suotbing Gnrup" bDlen.
Sein Wertb ift unbe5ablbar. Sc
tutrb bem tleinen 2eioenoen iofprt
2inoerung peribaffen. @erlaBt euh
oarauf, Wtiitter, es lit fein 8meifel
bariiber. Sc beilt Diarrboe, regus
lirt ben Wagen uno bic Nieren, be.
leitigt Binb : &0lit, ermeibt ben
@aumen, nerbinbert gnt5iinbuno
unb itdrtt bas ganse Spitem. rMrs?
BinslDms Sootbing Sprup" fiir 5ab.
nenoe &inoer iit anaenebm i'm @e'
ibrnad; oas Gecept itan,,nt BON
einem Der beften tpeibli1en Nerate in
ben Ser. Staaten. gS lit bel allen
Druggiiten in Der gan5en Welt au
baben. Breis Is Gents per sSlaibe.
8auft ni9ts anoeres, als Wtrs
WinSlons SDuthina-Snruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
ID 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.
1t 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-
tising medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading POI
pulation.
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sSn oenilien Grellen finnet hi,

= Sn geniiien 9reiien finoet Die
GDmfabrt oe5 &aiiers @ilhefm eana
eieenartiae &onmentore. Wan raunl
ftd Su, baB auf Der 9}eiie lnan9er(ei
pailtrte, mas &opfld]iitteln oerur=
iahen muB. Der &aiier nuroe an=
geblib BON Der 8eriibruua nit Den
BDlfsmaiien herlnetiih abaeiblplien.
Serner babe Die unterbaltuaa i'm
aDnigsibloiie iebr oiel gu tpiiniben
iibrig aelaiien. @s lei ein iteifer,
ceremDnieller Son porberrlbenb ee=
weien. Ser eanae 8aiierbelub lei
als cine rein bpnaftiibe Seltlihfeit
bebanoelt uorben. @dbrenb &0nig
gomaro pDn England iih bel einem
fur5liben 8ertpeilen in giom bem
8olfe bdufig aeiete, uno fib erpBe
YDpularitdt ertparb, babe oes &ai=
iers @rfluIipitdt bas eeraoe @egens
tbeil bemirft. Die beutlbe &Dlonie
tlage iiber bDllige Senorirung. Der
franaDitld]e BDtihafter in Gom,
Camille Barrere, lei auf bas @rfolg=
reibite tbdtis, Die bpbe r0miibe @e=
ielIibaft, iomie Die oetnofratii1en
&reile geeen Deutiblano gu beein=
fuiien. Des &ailers gerbalten lei
Waiier auf feline Wuble getpelen.
NIem bieiem @erebe tritt Die vgeorb=
oeutihe Nagemeine 3eitung" nit Ell
mem entlbieoenen Dement, entgegen.
Sic erfldrt, .oaB Die oem &ailer in
Hom oareebrabten Opationen ebens
10 enthulialtilb tpie aufrihtig eepe=
fen ieien unb baB bas Golt nit iei=
men &unogebunaen Der Spnpatbie
uno Sreunoidaft niht gefargt babe.
= Nus- Dresden ibreibt man:
@s bat iib iebt berausgeiteut, baB
Der 90nig @eorg BON Sabien bel
Der grridtuna zines @ebduoes fir
ben idhiiiben 2anotae, Die Die &es
gierung trob beftiger Oppoiitiun
ourbiebte, fir @runoeigentbum
$400, 900 erbielt. Dieies @eibdft
miro Dem 80nie pielfab libel ae=
.n0mnlen.
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Wad1te Inn tpteoer ,uua.

ngine nDn Dr. Sings Neuen 2e=
benss Billen ieoen Mbenb auei @o=
den lang bat mid tpieoer gum Sing
ling getnabt" idreibt .. $. Surner
BON Dempleptotpn, Ba. Sic finb
0as Beite, nas es fiji, Qeber-, Wa=
gem uno @ingetpeibe. Stein pege.
tabiliih. Gerurla1t ME 2eiblhmer=
gen. Sour % Gents in Der Mputbefe
uOn s.. aalteper & SDbn unb No.
Dreib.
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Gin Retter in Der sapth.

gSie bdufjg finbet man 2eute, bic be-
it6nbi9 BON f6rperlihen Qeiben aeplagt
limb uno iffniee oelien alle SUIT am 2eben
nerlieren. @s iiftb bies namentlicb loihe
HeriOnen, tuelhe an Blutarmuth, Bleids
iutbt, Nerpenihtpdfe, an Der aeber, ben
Nieren, 8erftopfung unb 8ertauunasft5.
rung Der iblimntiten grt leioen. Solc1eu
8ranfen limb bic in Der gansen @elt be-
fannten ct. Bernard 4rduterpi(len idlpn
b1nfiq als elm tpirfliher Getter in Der
glpth erIhienen unb Sebermann. tpelcher
bieIe beiltrdfti9e Nr3nei einmal prpbirt
bat, bdlt iie beitdnbig i'm Sauic unb trennt
fih nidt mehr BON berielben.
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eripibern, unb febte feinen Mes fort.
nod ebe 1i6's 9err bon @erftein in
ben muffisen politern Der Na9t@
brofdfe bequem gema9t batte.
Gin bimpfes 9dmmern unb po9en,
untermiidt nit a[lerlei anberem 8ez
rGui9 arbeitenber Menf9enbGnbe,
faon tim itnmer beutli9er enteesen,
ie nlehr er fid Der Strabe Inter ben
2inben nGberte. llnb Elm feltIames.
unbeimli9 erobartiges Bib bot fid
ieinen 8liden, 5obalb er Die pornebme,
Tim biefe friibe Sasesitunoe fonft fait
tobtenftiIe promenobe gu iiberieben
ber1no9te.
8is ipeit an Die grenaen bes Sc
fi9tsfeloes bin, no bic boben @tein=
toloiIe als unbefttnmte graue Ma1fen
I'm tpeiBli9en Waorgennebel perz
f4fpommen, CAB es ni9t elm einaises
9aus, bas nidt in augenfGniger Weiie
nit ben Mbaeiden Der Srauer ge=
14miidt gefpelen pdre. >-.lIeberalf ouf
ben Dd4ern flatterten i'm Mdraiturm
5albfod sebibte 5lassen. nnb lanse
19par5e ober florumipunbene sSa6nen
bineen in unabiehbarer @eibe an ben
Sronten Der 6Gufer nieber.
2uf benz breiten, mafabamiiirten
MitteGpeg aber, 5fpii9en ben Thinner,
li4en, alten 8dumen, bic boppelt arn,s
felig unb berfriippelt ausfaben nit
ibren fablen, ipeib bereiften Meiten,
berrfdte elm fteberbaft emiiges Sreiz
ben bon bunbert unb aberbunbert ges
f4dftigen Menf9en.
Die e6rtpiirbige Ginaugsitrabe, auf
ber ii9 felt Sabrbunberten Die bebeutz
famiten Momente alIer groBen preubi=
f9en @brentdse abgeipielt-bie ftolse
via triumphalis, Die ben Serrf9er 70
oft an Der Spite feiner Sruppen bate
baherreiten feben bllr9 bic @dulen bes
8ranbenburser Shores bic nod bor
taum Sabresfrtft an neunaisiten @es
burtstdge Des gretien 9elben tn allen
Jarben Der 5reube unb Gr0bli9teit
seprunst batte, tie ipurbe tpieDerum
hergeri4tet, einen feierliden. tpeltges
f4i4tli9en Mugenblid in tpiirbigem
@eDanbe 81 erleben.
Mber. es mar fein buntes yeitges
tpanb tpie fonit, fonbern bas triibfelig
i9nar5e .@eipanb Der 5rauer.
@9nara brapirte Qltdre, bic ii9 in
fur5en 3pifdenrdumen gu beiben @eis
ten bes Weges erboben, f9narae 8an-
ner unb f4para umflorte @uirlanben
-bas mar Der 69mud, an beFen Ger,
ftenuns ale biefe fleiBisen 9dnbe ars
betteten.
11nb es mar ni9t bic unfreunbli9e
Moreenftimmuns allein, ni9t Der gars
ftige. Marf unb 4ein bur9faltenbe
@inb unb Der In famuBisen Geben
3erflutternbe Nebel, tpas beln 8ilbe,
tros feiner 8epestbeit. ettpas II h,rsz
bebriidenb Melan1oli51es CAB.
(SsnrtieBuna folat.,
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Wiaiienuerwalterld rldaftszS erfanf.

llnier ganaes 2aeer bon &atnin-
eeiimien, &anin= &oiten, z@inIaben,
uno =&aheln, iouie BON 9apeten,
ssarben, Bilber giabmen uno 8il=
bern, Wal lltel. lilien, @olofeiiter
uno ionitiaen 3itnmer>D DecDrationen,
iutpie ihlieBlih bon SirniB uno Sin.
ieln muB obne &iifiidt auf Der
Breis ausperfauft nerben.
9eras Wtantle & Decorating So.
513 Oits6Duitun Str.
Sobn s. Sentiman,
Wfalienpermalter.
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Cinderella sAnb Yalalt.

Wir iino pDrbereitet, unleren 9un=
ben uno oem Hublifum Die neueiten
sSac0nS in allen Nrten pDn S1uben
fiir DAMIEN uno Wdohen, 5erren
uno &naben Su liefern. @ir balten
unieren tpDblbeeriinoeten Guf nur
Die beiten Nualitdten su bieten auf=
reht. Cute Waare nno billiee
Breiie bleibt itets unier Mptto. @er
elegantes uno 5ugleih bequemes
Sbubuerf 81 tragen tpiinibt. Der
tuenoe iib an unS. Gin Berlubss
fauf miro Seoen iiberaeugen. baf
mir an Der Spite Der Sdubgeicbdfte
iteben.
@inoerea a 9 h ub= g a / q It,
POI S(lamu Blaaa. Telepbon 585,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-14

sA~ 8alt, cement, Sano, Sad.
iteine, feuerfeite Steine unb 9bon.
gbeeruno Ispbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
9beer uno Ispbalt, Del, Terpentin,
Jarben, 8las. &c. &c. Itets porrdtbie
bel S. 6. 9ielmann, 306 Oft.
StraBe. @iebriee Breiie
quite gBaare iouie quite uno reent
8eoienltng tuerben enrantirt. =
TelepbUn 40
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san NntOnio, 9ouneritag ben IA. Mfai 1903.
VI /, 8 | a n b.
8un Der Wablz zBemeeung i

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o.. s,s m,asf' 'oa.,oo,,,o 20 -
n,., 1., Ses 4 s,.s,;a st,ire,, ~ ~
men.luluao M , ..ua 'osnss ns 80 IS maht 'f,. ha
tn sntniI .t'1lt elnus' @ ottnst 9ab GrS 'l T. "a i;
se.l0 a. IT, Sa1 ntha "os,,;s ~ ",
u.s gs..issn1s G.,Io;r..,o s s'op M,,r ee a;e
dse.:.uao.ss 5: e..s aaa 1s;sr;e. ~ ~,
Suo'at.I.e ,J s ~ ;hro Duy 49,
Usa M11ea, s;a.f n.. agsof,,t ~ sensast
gs'"' a g.."'.u. % uuIo;a, shfope e.'s.a a;,o., o.
,... ..:. a W. mtgne ga,, 'age ..;s NO ,. ~,
Snuel''at'.usm p s,a S 81. rpa;sa;oa, ~; ~, o."
b.;no5a; oa usIgs,. hssrn .o fssi;o ylS a ba
s5 s.to..'s. aJe.Dn.,o M ,ui'a. ast;s ~ Nv
u.ssa 0nest ar =; h;4t u', nn,. Hs,, oR[ IN
s su.os ".u,. ,sa.o. 81. o..s' ,UssM uDs & . ;eSs
ssl'''.as e.aoalsee o;a, .u1ual ,uoo
S.S Soht;a gsssas. nrs,,,. sL,e, ae,,,;,nsm ,' ma
y.u..s'' .as!;rt oy;t.n,S saas ss 40 ,,;o1 ~
e s'.el.li..g p.o'''''' oaoo'' o'e ooo'o'
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n.,Lt :u'sm !. sa, m.";so,, a 2@tsa w. aa,.ts.ha.
..t a. MsaIa os la,e az @so;er,,nn Gso ev,t H.
a;a ', i1.,+aas,o mT.s1 e ser 'ess s,,;t;nnsr sr1
sstsss stn. sn1an t. a;.,te;ta,,
us...''s tsHa ig. Nv m+Saisot eies ,,on osr,. 4,nn
:sIl..' s o.s ivy 4sooas aU''ai ahna oG aos 81 50
ess.s y.a.e" h;a ..uSs, ;;ha ugS n1o nab po, u;e
90 1slsismH 'e'ST Srn %usa nm % n,3 S Ss
Il. S.gu9en ms,,. d. D.u; s 'Sn masn.a,, a W. =,
Sag..s'uM W.. 5,a ram ananaa,n n ~ ] o,,s naa ~
s Rpl.M ;ho uno uvS;o a"f;oan I an rss
sy gau..n '9'el uoe''se" "o''"''''''"''s
l'9uaee, e., 0e,4,hfo,n oro;ft h;e spS-
s;oYo;ts a. Meraen,,,,o ;,,,s,,er ,,,ehr mo- Inn ,,,,,
6.a's 2 SceIsoas s hsrs;ta . NV se, s;,,;aan 49,,
1TC Hpcota. y, MnrS Ssa o;u;sns.h;Hea @ ;se
at4;" ~; a;,,e D,G o1eohn1irs;a G 'ire @onti,,o
s;a LII e.; 'S sor aa,,tS en or;sas
su.o s;s tat -, ,,,,,ao,, ~, ue I'm ns,ant
sssss g so. mO.a % o,,H i; -. ~, Gosr.e,..,s a5.l
ho,,So o -. 81 Gia M s;,a a hs,rm 1t asre % Mhthe;
inn yua1e f;. e. sI1s "1fnsnifre;e ur @strSnse %
saS oahs,, -, oo,,fsm r,fSOtra t,erno snn;e o,, ~
vS =. sIemrv .v..Gs G,,ttor,. % @
srs,,nosn ors W,a"ose .,,eTsam e S;ernn% ,che;s't
;DSsv AZ Ss,,.sha ssDs nan;sr,,," ss aar oaaa ul
~ e,,srensIere; vn.s,yI 5ehr fre,,n5i;eh r no,
oa,,;;ks. ..;;Esr.no'S -, s.she, 's9' 'ss'''' %
sseD0SI Sp;t e. h;ss;oer s mfn,,er ,refher
n;o msri;rer ; n.''sSfS MIStter 'S,,u Snn Mmor;fi
e Se, Sor 's shoonra,,eta % Ssh;n atasr. ~ hnr
;sbr,sS;,hen ~, oei s enr,,,,er o,,S .,r;n,f;hs ~
isg.uur" Sa,,ve r ,,,nhta u Ner ssgr
rnS;tnla ~ @rIts.ortratey 'i Hofrts NIL lsys o.
rnr'Ir; nov s,;;theuSam h' Mshe Non t olntroo int,
nes s aT;tof;aSerr IT;N S.s J f5r;oi;hen @ Sa,,.
p saa o,st,st so; sS ,s,shr &
rarr;sbs, ,wy - tnerher a. snIie ~ niIe Mr;1
.,.s ss,, S% sats ' ~ -, ,u h,%s4an NJ Grono
,'sh;o o., @ er.,;e5e,, sS, I TX hSttsr, mn oor,Sr
i;rh G,,ayrs snsn;aer ,'n INN % her Or arieosf,,nst
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v9eras Nrine"! Sept oas @prz
urtbeil beiieite uno itebt niht unter
bem ginbrud, oaf baS sslalbenbier,
nm gut 81 lein. num Morben uoer
Often fommen muB. gie baben es
bier 9eraoeio gut uno beiier als bas
meiite, oas bierber eelhift miro.
Nah einem 8eriuh tperbet Sbr oieie
9batlabe anerfennen uno oas
y n9eras Brioe" s5laidier tpirb guer
reeelmdBiees @etrdnt iein.
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- gu 36niasbere in Der geeu=
mart itarb i'm Glter pDn so Sabren
Der Baron 8obert b. 3eubeu, Der
laneidbriae oeutfd)e 8otlbafter in
Gom.
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mgenein befremoet bat in Be'

Mgemein befremoet bat in Be-
aug auf Die 6Dt1fabrt bes Gaiiers
Wilbelm oas unterbleiben Der supor
anaefiinbigten @runoiteinlegung bes
@0tbe=D Denfnials, tpel1es Der &ailer
Der petuieen Staot" gum @eibenf
maht. Selbit in reaierungsfreuno=
lihen &reiien fam feine grfldrung
onfilr gefunoen tperoen. Das lnDnu.
nentale &unitperf lit i'm erpBen Mo=
,oeQ ldnsit poaenbet getpeien uno mar
ihOn por SabreSfrift in Der Wertitatt
oes aiinitlers, BrDf. @berlein. eenau
10 aufgebaut tporoen, tpie es iih lp1=
ter auf bent MDnte Hincio oariteuen
.piro. @DtheS Stanbbilo bat lnebr
als anbertbalbfahe 2ebensgr6Be uno
oas @an5e cine 6Dbe pDn ettpa aht
Uietern. Brof. @berlein batte fih Nns
lang 6ribiabr nah gipm begeben.
um bort Die 6unoamentirung in Nn-
8riff gu nebmen uno Maes fur bic
3eit oes 8eiuhes bes 8ailers in Be=
reitibaft geiebt. gaun iit aber Die
8runoiteinle9ung ins Waiier aefal@
len. BrOf. gberlein iit, tpie perlaus
tet, bitter enttduiht unb auBer
Stan6e, irgeno tpelbe @riinoe fir
oas unterbleiben Der gerempnie an=
,5ugeben. Die @ntbiauna mar fir
Npril Dber Wai oeS Sabres 1904 in
Nusiiht genommen, aber naboem
bic @runoiteinlegung poroerbane
niht pull5ogen tpDr6en lit, mag ea
AUDI NIT Der Nufitellung bes Wonu=
mentS ielbit CUTE Wege baben.
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@arum ioG cine sSrau einen
beitimmten Sag feitiebeu, an melhem
iie fiir ben 8eiuh gu 6auie iit?-
Weil iie eben niht iieben Gage in
Der Wobe Die Sflapin Der 8eiuber
iein mill. Soer elaubt man ettpa.
oaB cine sSrau niht audi ben @lnib
begt, SDaulagen in 6emosdrrneln uno
HantDffeln i'm 2ebnituble gu iiben,
Dbne befiirhten 81 1rlifien, oaB Be=
iuh fommt? Sic bdngt baber gans
einfab ibr S1ilo hinaus: ,Meittz
nod gu 6auie" uno bas benefit
Iaen, oaB 1ie niht Die Nbiibt bat,
ieoen Nahmittag su 9alie 81 bletz
ben ooer in 8oitiimen berumaulau=
fen. tpelbe ben fritilhen Blicf Der
8eiu9erinnen paliiren fDnnen. gtur
an einem einsigeu Wabmittaa min
iie iib aufopfern.
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9anfiagum9.

Mllen Denen, tpelbe Bel benz mid
betr0ffenen ibiperen 8erluit meiner
treuen unb unpergeBlihen @attin
Sacpbine, seb. Giiblin
ihre 9beilnabme benieien uno bem
Sarg folaten, beiDnoers aber ben Wfit=
9lieoern Der @ernania 2oge Der 6. &
8. Of s., oes Natbe5 Eribe SEP. 4
.. b. &. W.. Der Siemerina 2oae
Der 6ermanns SDbne, ber @aiters
uno Barfeepers Union, iaae i1 biers
nit meinen inniglten Danf!
Der trauernoe @atte
Gpnrao SBeuermeDer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-16
Hanna and Foraker.

As the democrats carried Cleveland,
where Foraker lives, went republican
at the late elections, Foraker is said
to be in the saddle and Hanna in
the dumps as far as political opinion
in Ohio is concerned. Foraker never
agreed with Mckinley. They were Of
ten at open war. Things were
smoothed over between them from
time to time. but there never was
real peace Foraker believed that he
and not Mckinley should have been
Ohio's favorite son and have taken
it's highest honors.
Foraker and Hanna never liked each
other. but the interests of each
would have been sacrificed by an
open row. So. as the Chicago Chroni-
Gle puts it, they have maintained an
armed truce in their political and per-
sonal relations and both have remain
ed in the senate.
Now Foraker claims supremacy be-
cause he saved Cincinnati and Hanna
lost Cleveland. The majority in Gin
cinnati generally indicates the ma
iority in the state. If Cincinnati
goes 10000 democratic the state goes
the same way and vice versa. Cleve-
land is not such an Indicator. This
is what gives Foraker the advantage of
position
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-16
Freak Legislation.

White County Democrat: The Hi
nois legislature has started in on its
third month and thus far the sole ac-
complishment to its credit is the cleo
ton of a United States senator. The
in quarreling and lighting. 1t is
Yates and anti-Yates, machine and
anti-machine. a split occurs on every
proposition. If the governor favors
it Others are against it, and so it
goes. The only instance in which the
republicans seem united is on the pro-
position of fooling away time, and
the people are getting the anti end of
everything.
However, the freak legislator has
landed with both feet. There has been
more useless and idiotic legislation
proposed than even Illinois is. accus-
toned to.
Some fellow has introduced a bill
to prohibit the killing of quail for
five years. The bill provides for Il
tax on guns and fowling pieces of 81
each This would create a nice, juicy
fund, and the author generously pro-
poses to pay it out to a lot of dog
lock for offenders against the law.
1t is game law; n skin-game law.
1t should be styled "a bill to pro-
vide coffee money for INDECENT and il
literate politicians
Another bin provides for BARRIERS
commission to license BARRIERS. The
members of the commission get 49,
500 a year, and there are numerous
chiefs and deputies, with various de-
grees of authority. all for the pur-
pose of perfecting our manner of
shaving and hair cutting. 1t was
PROBABLY introduced by some states
man whose good old mother cut his
hair with crock for guide. Its
purpose is plainly to create new jobs,
and it should be labeled IAN act to
improve the pie counter"
Another bill provides for music
commission to license music teachers
and prescribe their qualifications. 1t
is a reflection on the old time mu-
sicians and looks like an attempt to
suppress the old fiddlers.
Another libel law is proposed by
some thin skinned or well skinned
Cook county statesman, which pre-
vents the censure or criticism of in
dividuals or officials The Honorable
and Ancient Order of Horse Thieves
and Porch Climbers will heartily en-
dorse it.
There are others, and the array
causes one to wonder if the lunatic
asylums have been dumped into
Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-16
CURES DEAFNESS.

One Weeks Use of HyOmeI Did More Than
Six Months Treatment by Specialists.
In the treatment of deafness which
is often a result of catarrh, Hyomei
acts almost Immediately upon the in
fiamed membrane and the hearing be-
gins to return at once. A few DAVIS
treatment will bring relief, and in
three or four weeks, according to the
severity of the case, a cure will be ac-
complished.
Miss Meeks of Mattewan, n Y. saws
"Hyomei is truly wonderful. | have
used it but short time and see a
great change in my condition. NV
hearing is improving rapidly, and L
had no idea / would improve so rap
idly in so short time Ny breath
which was very offensive to myself
and others, has lost its bad odor en-
tirely. l have spent great deal of
money with catarrh specialists and
can truly say that six months of their
treatment is not equal to one month
Of Hyomei."
T. H. Thomas is selling Hyomei up
ON the usual plan of agreeing to re-
turn the money if the medicine does
not cure.
\ complete outfit costs only s1OO
and consists of an inhaler that can
be carried in the vest pocket, a medi-
cine dropper and bottle of Hyomei
The inhaler will last a lifetime and
there is enough Hyomei for more than
a months treatment. Additional bot
ties of Hyomei can be procured for
so cents. Compare this small expense
with the fees charged by specialists,
and then remember that if Hyomei
does not cure Il. II. Thomas will re-
turn your money.
What other treatment for catarrh
and catarrhal colds is sold in this
way?
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-16

Although no deeds have been filed
for record here yet, it is stated by
parties interested that papers were
executed in ST. Louis recently con-
veying to st. Louis parties about
thirty-nine acres of land just south
of Edwardsville, in which is located
the deposit of shale in abundant
quantities. The land was owned by
Supervisor y. II. Keinlen and brother
Edwardsville parties are interested in
the deal, and it is proposed to open
up shale works at an early date for
the manufacture of paving and other
hard brick. About $4,000 will be
expended in equipping the works.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-04-16

Quincy has a trolley line projected
from that city to Carthage, but the
business men of Carthage are solidly
opposed to it. Seventy-fve per cent
of them have declared that they will
not contribute u cent and the whole
town has thus far contributed only
$4,000 to the line. The people of Car
thage insist that if the line is built it
will only result in the trade going to
Quincy, and if the business men of
Quincy want it they can build it
themselves. This doesn't always hap
pen. The citizens of Abingdon fought
the line to Galesburg under the belief
that it would injure their city, but
after the line was built it proved a
direct gain to Abingdon. The wide
awake business man can always turn
an improvement to his own advant-
age. 1t is only when a town becomes
dull and stagnant and refuses to i'm
prove that business suffers.