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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

Il ~
Hero lies poor woman who was always
She lived In house where hclp was not
hired.
Her last words on earth were: Dear
friends, am going
10 where there's no cooking, nor wash
Ing nor sewing
Wishes ss
For where they don't eat there's no
Washing Of dishes.
I'll DO where loud anthems WIN Always
But having no voice. Ill get out of the
Don't mourn 10, me now-don't mourn
for mo never.
I'm going to do nothing for ever ana
ever"
NOW.
Here lies poor woman who always was
She lived ancer pressure that rendered
sbo belonged to ten clubs and read
Browning by sight.
Showed at lur rkeona and teas. and would
vote II sac might;
She served on o school ooard WIN cour-
age and zeal,
She golfed and she kodalsed, and rode on
She read TolsroI and 1bsen. knew mi
crobes Ivy name.
Approved OF Delsarte, was 'Daughter'
Her children went in for the top educa-
Her husband went seaward for nervous
prostraton.
One day on Ter tablets she FOUND an noun
free ID
Tho shock was too great. and she died
Instantly.
BOSTON PROVERBS.
A new socinl game hinges on reducing
to commonplace English 19ostoh PfoV-
cribs" 80, !,
a table rea Is or recites "Boston Prov
cribs" which are interpreted ny players
in turn. Some examples are quoted 70
give an idea OF tho game
proven BIS.
Dessicated heritage submit to pertur-
baton
The while tho radiant orb OF day
affords illumination.
g. A futile superflnity Of culinary aid
Destroys nutritious liquids IRON osseous
tissues made.
8, Your Immediate environment submit TO
circura5rectlon - !,
Ere you travorst some 1eet OF spAce ny
1 1nha bitnnts Of doniclles OF yltreous
formal! N,
with lapidary fragments should neeT
perform Jactation, ~.
s. Who counts ere fractured are ths
shells his bped galllnaceols.
Is apt to find bis calculations utterly raj
laclous. >,,
!. Make hay while the sun SHINES,
9. TOO many cooks spoil the proth
8, Look befoe you leap,
4, People VINO live IN glass hohses
shouldn't throw stones,
Is Don't CONT your chickens before
| they are Matched.
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The Death Substitute,

.'I had In my employ" says one Of the
missionaries to China, according 70 "
g. ia very valuable Ch n ,, ,ci sef onni
dence. One day he came to me and sad ;;
i shall be obliged to ask you to "a
somebody to take my place, q. as !, " o W.
cutcG in Mace OF a rich gentleman, who Is
to ' pay me very literally Tor becoming MS
~substltute,'
any any, : amount mount OF money. He ,epl4ed: J
have an aged father and mother. w h9
are very poor and unable to work' ~, ah ~
them comfortable as long as they i've;
think il Is, ny dg. g1tyy, to give up my me
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
OF HUMAN INTEREST;
STORIES OF TO-DAY.
In Tennessee.

b Y 4 Il
Prot. George Lincoln Burr, OF Cornell,
who is. touring New England on ms l d.,
cycle In order to gather facts ABOUT
Witchcraft, is an authority on the his.
Of and and
says the Boston Post. Prof. Burr, With
his bicycle. has. penetrated many Primai;
tive and secluded parts of the Onlteu
States. ~,
From these journeys he returns With With
little stories that are now quaint, nov
strange, now humorous. A story OF the
latter sort yst to
cabin" said the professor, .'and asAed
shelter for the Rght Ths ge ea1e pno,
a comfortable he'd and an excellent meal.
Whls was easiIng my ss nea ba my h naG
everything l wanted. Flo kept ordering
his wife to III my fdgI abss to hr,ns wher H
/ began to eat a piece Of apple pie, no
exclaimed In an indg nan h tone: Tho pon-
8tlemnn a knife? DO you SEQ him hero
trying to eat pie with a fork Z"
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Educational.

It was Johnnle's first day in school,
says the New York Sun, lie did not
know the letter A from u sawhorse. put
this deficiency was more than balanced
by his assurance. The teacher called him
up alone. Tho old method Of teaching
reading was then In vogue.
"Can you read?" said the teacher,
eyes ma am" repl.ed Johnnie.
"IVell now We shall sec. said the
teacher. you read over after mo. Be
sure to read just, what do;" ,,n
so she began slowly, running nor In
ger along under the words,
acknowledgements nkey2
And johnnie, In the same. deliberate,
sing-song voice, running his finger along
~" IN os ei 'am-I-nevor-
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PUSSY GRAY.

"Oh! notwithstanding, understand.
Your children would not be ITlamingocs.
OF course. They would have shorter legs.
fur all over them and no necks-you
haven't any neck.
Pussy Gray looked very meek.
II suppose you know how to handle
a child and hold It and carry IT, J" tho lady
Flamlngo said Pussy Gray thought she
did, and so the young flnmingo was given
into her charge to take out into the park
Mrs Flamingo was going to q club and
couldn't DO bothered. That evening when
sho came home the mother went upstairs
to see IL her young flamingo was put
properly to roost. On the first limb she
met Pussy Gray.
II done the best I could ma am, Pussy
Gray said. .'But think his legs Is most
ly worn off from dragging over the gray
els He did have such long neck,
ma am"
g.'Dragglng over the gravels!" sireamed
Mrs Flamingo Longanecker; and let mo
tell you that when Mrs. Flamlngo Tonga
necker screamed 1t was real screaming.
Ora gging over the gravcls-how did you
carry the child, wretched being
why. l j-j-just carried him 1.ie
used to carry my own babies, Whim-
rered Pussy Cray, putting the corner OF
her apron to her eyes. II took him by
his neck, and 1t was SO long and twisty-
wisty that most Of him dragged on tho
ground And please, maam, + don't ike
nussln' young flnmingoes And please,
ma am. want to quit :"
"Quit you will" shouted Mrs. F'lam n,
lingo, "and without q characterW as she
flew upstairs to put arnica va seine ana
roultrlces on poor baby flamingo's legs.
But tho dear flamingo lady never thought
for a moment that If she had stayed ut
home from her club to look after her
long legged baby these sad happenings
would never have been.
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tracing parties.
The Fortnlghtly Finch Club will meet
Thursday evening at the homo Of the
Misses Elicit, No. 27o2 East Grace Street,
at p. NJ
Dr. Hunter Scott. Of New York, will
spend the Christmas with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. "; +. Scott.
Mr.. Bcckley Prosser Is the guest Of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Prosser, Of
East Grace Street. Mr.. Prosser is maxi
ing his home In New York city now.
Miss Sallic Nj. Bigger has returned to
her home in this city after pleasant
stay Of two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
f. II, Wyatt, Of Baltimore.
Tl,s many friends Of Miss Jane Minor
In Richmond and elsewhere, who have
been grieved to know Of her recent pro-
longed and severe illness. will rejoice
sincenaly to hear that she has improved,
and It Is hoped that she will soon DO able
to leave her room and rejoln hor family
circle.
Mr.. II. B. Smith and his friend, Mr..
Cary. Of Chicago returned Tuesday from
several days spent at Mr.. Smiths coun-
| try home. In Hanover county.
sss s
The annual address before the Virginia
Historical Society will be delivered at
| S o'clock next Friday evening by Bishop
A M Randolph In the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association. and not In
the hall of the Houso Of Delegates. as
was first stated.
Bishop Randoph's subject will be The
Educational Functions of Historical
| Studies"
Cards are out announcing the approach
Ing marriage Of Miss Mary f. Kirby.
of this city, to Mr.. Richard L, williams,
Of Fulton. Tho ceremony Will take place
next wednesday night, at the residence
of the bride. No 1910 Floyd Avenue.
The ceremony will be performed by the
Rev. Weston Bruner, OF Calvary Bnp-
list Church, at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Kirby
en- lows the esteem Of host Of friends
| Mr., Williams Is connected with the Full
ton Yeast Company. The ushers will
| he Messrs. Manly Brown and John seay.
Mr., and Mrs. Williams will reside at the
residence OF the groom, No ALI Denny
| Street.
Tho bridal party In the Goodwyn-Harrls
| wedding, which took place last evening,
were entertained at the home of the
bride, No. $50 West Grace Street, Tues
day evening.
Miss Anne Talbot. of Waynesboro, Va.
| who came down for Thanksgiving and
has hsen visiting friends since. has re-
ceivcd a great many pleasant attentions
since that time.
Miss Sophie White has proved ono of
the most delightful Of December host
csses in the series Of entertainments
which she has been giving.
Mrs. F. Deane Meanley's Eat homes
are among the weekly calendar Of OK
ccedIngly pleasant things for December
and January.
The Milton Work Whist Club met last
afternoon In tho audience hall Of the
Woman's Club.
Compass whist resulted in tic north
and south between Mrs. Ben, Nash, Miss
Martha Harvie, Miss Sue X. Gordon and
Mr.. James Keith. East and west winners
were Mrs, A, L Wexford and Miss Flor.
ence Tyler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
TO BE TAXED BY WEIGHT.
sweoes Weighing Over 1875 Pounds Must

The men of Sweden are to be taxed by
weight. Every man tipping the scales at
1875 pounds must pay q certain sum an
Iluaily, while those who weigh $50 will be
government could largely increase its
revenue by requiring every one to take
DR.. Burkharts Vegetable Compound, for
1t digests food so perfectly that tho user
gets the full strength and nourishment of
What is eaten. IT makes flesh. fills the
veins with pure. rich and healthy blood.
men. Costs only 25c. for thirty days
trea tment at drug stores, or 81 for a six
months guaranteed to cure treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
DAILY FASHION HINTS:
.cH1ID,s COAT.

p No. 4521.-New designs in coats for the
wce folks nre warmly welcomed, and a
style that Is both simple and yet tho
roughly up-to-date In design and cut, Is
shown here In velveteen. It is style
that Is suitable for little folks Of either
sex, and may be made Of any desired
material. The body part Is very full,
and shaping Is given by shoulder and I'M
der-arm seams. Tho cape is ono OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
Wedding Cards,

~, (special to Tho Times Dispatch0
srAu NToN. VA, Dec l5 g., n ~ Is s
Annie Hiil Todd daughter OF Hon, and
Mrs, Ohm w Todd, Of the county, I'LL 20
Mr.. Leon Conner Ware. OF this III city, IDS
Inc nj oso'clock, December 18th, at Glen
mors, the beauti:...l colonial residence Of
the gTodds, near StaulSton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
WINTER TOURIST RATES VIA
sEAROARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

seaboard Air hsne Railway has COM
pl;eted arrangements to put into effect
lts usual splendid winter schedule. Tho
best equipment has been secured. con-
,,sting of tho most improved day coaches
and Pullman Drawing Room cars, lighted
by gas and steam heated, with every cou-
venience. Below please find round-trlp
rates from Richmond to prnclpa! points
4 in The South. Rates from other points
quoted on applications;
Southern Pines, N, C,...n.,,, :, ..sll Is
Camden s. C,,.....,n,,..,,,, ,..,... l6 IS
savannah. Observation-Disclosures. 49,. % 00
g. AurustIne, Fla,,,,. ..,,,,..., -, 81 SO
,ronona Fla, ,..,.,,, -. 81. IL 50
ni,natee Fla, ,..,..,,,..,........,,..... 10 %
',.,nah,irst, N. C,...,, ,,,,.... 800. IL 30
= o,nmhia, s. c, .,..,,,,.,,.,,,..,,.. lS IS
Ia's snnvi,le. Fla, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., IS 80,
Mo nj Fla.. ,,,.,,., ,,,,,..,..,, IL 80
d. ~, reach, Fla,,,. !, IS 50
sr"sota Fla -, ...,,.,....., 30 10
Nav orleans. La,,..,,,,., ,,..,,.., "a "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS

MRS, TrJANi1NGO'S NURSE.
Mrs. rlnningo Longaiiccker wanted q
rtrsc. she put ali ndvertls t11cnt III thpe
Forest Times, md her. only answer was
u little gray cat. j. 4 4. \.
"Dcar inc" said the Flainingo lady,
"you look very small. Have You had
any experience With children?" /.
Il lave raised sixteen Of my own
replied the cat.
repeated Mrs. Flamngo
,Ionganccker. That's n very largo mum.
her Of children. Did you raise them al
at once, or by--or-on the nstaiment
plan7"
II raised four at q time-tour Kittens
you know" Pussy Gray replied, dcm,irc-
~. Hig.j 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

seasons newest fdnoies, com inlng both
military effect and tab ends
An especially pleasing reproduction may
be made from Zbeine. bear cloth. vel
vet or clleviot, and the trimming may be
very simple, using only two buttons, as
Illustrated, or the cape may DO elabo-
rately trimmed with braid: lace and fur.
sIzes-ono. two. three, four and hye
years.
On receipt Of 10 cents these patterns will
be sent to any address. All orders must
PATTERN CO., No, IS Fifth Avenue,
New york. When ordering. please do not
fall to mention number. Il
No. 1851,
Size -................
Name. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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POEMS YOU OUGHT TO KNOW

and however crowded
with affairs every
your life with bit of poetyprof Charles Eliot
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
H, S. Lizard. l
District Passenger Agent
WI. MAY,
Phone 400, Richmond. Va,
ROSES, vLoLETs

Yhe largest stock Of Aoses, Vlolets,
les the yalleHy Ids GhTysaa1esfa ans
Designs. shipped to all points w, A.
hammond, No. l07 y, Broad 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

Misses Marianne Meade and Lou Belle
Catesby Jones left last Saturday to at
tend the marriage OF Miss Tucker Clarke.
or Lynchburg, to Mr. Jack Faulconer,
The wedding is one of the most promi-
nent OF the week on account Of the popu.
larlty and larg,4 acquaintance Of tho con-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
CUT FLOWERS,

Roses, Carnations. ylolets, Nuns, LILY
~ Valley, In large quantity, at MANN s
CROWNS NO, 8 Yves Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16
Then and Now.

4 Address,.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

We would like to be- a prince. for wo
think II we had the income ofan prince
we'd have pink tea at our house every
tuesday, and a watermelon feast every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

If we only had time to do so, we'd ac-
sept that Invitation extended JUS to
Ia mbs tongue luncheon at Frank An
thongs, and we think we will make time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

Mr. Patrick Henry Bruce, who has been
n.cently studying art in New York, left
for Paris Wednesday. December 9th,
where lie vii! continue his art studies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

FOR, II there Is one thing we love bet
ter than another, its lamb tongues. we
dote on them, and after we eat dozen
or two, we love to sit back In our chair
and indulge In "Silns Johnson or a
"Man About Town, : and dream things m
tre smoke for the delectation Of our MI
merols friends, who think we are q
r,rince 4s-,t ttsFt IN H ~ st4}s .g,s. s- fgs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-16

The many friends Of Miss Jane Minor
In Richmond and else where, who have
been grieved to know Of her recent pro-
longed and severe illness. will rejoice
sincenaly to hear that she has improved
and It Is hoped that she will soon BIO able
to leave her room and rejoln her family
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-09
Ser Nante Mmerifa.

Sn lebterer Belt lit es aufeefaaen,
oaB infer Staatsoepartement i'm
amtli1en 8erfebr Die Bereinioten
Staten ihlanfuea als Imerita unb
8irger Der Ser. Staten als Nneri=
fa1er be5eibnet. Diele Heuerung
ribrt bonn Staats=S efretdr 6ab Der,
Der ibrigens oiele 8eseibnung lhDn
friiber gebrau9t bat uno srpar in
oitentatiper &eiie. Mls er ben Bot=
ibafterz 8oiten in England inn 8e=
ginr Der Mc&inlep'1den Nominiifra=
tiDn antrat, lieB er oas @appen=
ibilo am BDtihafter : @ebduoe ab-
anoern, inoem er Die fribere Nuf@
ibrift Ser. Staten" umanoerte
uno AUDI auf ieinen 8iiitenfarten be-
seibnete er iib nibt als 8otIbafter
Der Ser. Staaten, lonbern als ,,ame=
rifaniIher 8Dsibafter".
Wotibirt pirb bas pD Stats
Setretdr oamit, baB Die Ser. Staas
ten bas einaiee 2anb auf oie1em Scot
tinent 1ino, melhe itb bas 8l
Mtnerlfa 5ueelegt baben. Sn Der
Gerfaiiung beiBt es ausoridlih:
.Wir Dronen an uno 1eben Elm
bieie @erfalfuna fir Die gereinie=
ten Staater BON Mmerifa".
Darau8 folgert 6err 9ab, baB uur
elm Burger Der Ser. Staten iid al3
Ntnerifaner be5eihnen tonne, aumcF
ale anoeren 2dnoer bieIes &Dnti=
rertS oieie Beseihnung nidt az
tudblt baben. Merifo nennt iid Diff
5ieQ Die Ser. Staatert bon Werifo uno
GDlumbien Die Ser. Staaten BON gps
lombien. Sennab fino nab Nn(iht
oeS Sefretdrs 6ap Die 8emDbner err
fteren 2anbes Merifancr, oes tebte=
rem 4anbeS GolDmbianer uno niGt
Nn1erifaner. Gub Die ganooier
t6nner fid bieier Nuffaiiung sufolge
ni9t als Mmeritaner beaeidnen, 6a
oa8 WDrt Nmerita ueoer in ben Titef
ibreS 2anbes mod in irgenb ruelhe
geiebliben DDtumente aufgenummen
nDroen 1T.
GreuDbniihe WenlHen m6gen boz
rim bic Nbftbt erblifen, auf 5Dlhe
8eiie Die 6errihaft Der Ser. Staa=
ten uber ben gar5en Sentiment gum
Nnsbruf au bringen; tper aber un=
befanae1 urtbeilt, miro benz Staats-
Sefretdr beiplibten mii1en, baB
NutertfQner thnfSGGhfifh nip pin1io nprz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-09
Ser 81. 9onis mo New gorf 81
mitch Der 8aaoalia YenaiDluaz
--a.--v. Cyl - il----
O ,,Sb0rt Qine.

Son iebt alb piro Der st. 2ouis
uno Seem Dorf 2tntiteb Der Benn|pls
bania Short 9ine als elm unabbd1s
gtger Bug pon ct. Souls nab Sn=
o~ianap0li8 faufen nr1o tuiro aus ei<
ner 8ibliotbefs uno &audz, elmer
DECORATIONS unb Speilez unb
Shlafz@n beiteben. @enn uDtbiQ,
nm 0ufentbalt in 8ittsbnra at perz
meioen, miro bieIer eanse 3ua nah
5arrisbura, &btlaoelpbia unb Stem
gorf burblanfen.
Ser Stem gDrf 9imiteo Der 8ans
Daliaz Benninlpania Short Sine perz
ldBt bas nniDn-D Depot in ct. 2Duis
taeli6 nm | l1br 0admittae8.
9rei @~gpreBslae taalih nit
9ard=S hlafmaeen uno 5peiIepas
gen bon ct. 2puis nab Stem gprf
lber Die Ganoalia Bennipluania
Short Sine.
@eeen ndbeler ginselbeiten men.
bet @ud an S. Sc. 6 besbrDugb,
Iifiitent=@ General 8af1aeier Naent
st. 2Dni8. 0t0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-09
Gin bdmiiger Jebler,
Der and ppu pielem Sun Mntonioerll
beganget miro.

Es ist elm ssbr baufissr Jsbler, dem sthmerzsn-
den Rieken Elm Pflaster aafzukleben.
Oder denselbtn nit oelen einzareiben,
Wenn die ursasbs des Leidens die fiertn sind.
Dean's nieren.PiIen helen ale fieren-Leidtn
und werden Won San Antenioer Riireern gut
sebsissen,
5err Us. s. 9apis, Elm Si16ler,
Bau : unternebmer uno zNufleber,
SEQ. 410 SDlebab : Strabe, iagt:
Set finfaebn Sabrer tpurbe i'd pprl
Belt gu Belt pDn Sbmersen in Der
Nieren : @egenb befanen uuo fit
ibredlib an Giidenibmersen. Sd
fonnte mild faum buden, uno
tpenn ib es that, bereitete mir oas
@ieoeraufridten beftiee S6mer5en.
@enn ib MIDI buden muBte, beugte
i9 Die &niee, anitatt ben 8iden.
@enn ib mild erfdltet bate, lhlug
es iDfort auf nteine Nieren, beren
SunftiDnen oann balo unnatiirlid)
purben, mas ppr Naem oes @adts
mild UNI meme Gube beraubte. Ils
i'd barauf Doan's Mieren : 8iuen
anaeaeiet unb 10 rparnt empfoblen
fab, als Mittel geger geraoe iol6e
2eiben, nit benen i9 bebaftet mar,
entlhluB ib MIDI, oieielben 81 ner=
iuben unb bDlte mir cine Sbabtel
in Der 8erar IpDtbefe, @de IlamD
Blasa uno 9DuftonzS traBe. @leid)
gu Nnfan3 fiel mir cine 10 merflibe
Mbnabme tneiner S9mer5en auE
Die pDn benz @innebmen Der 8iaen
berribrte, baB ib fortfubr, bteielben
gu nebmen, Bis i'd flint S1abteln
aufgebraubt batte. Sd fam rubie
bas Soleenoe erfldren: Sd err
BELT n1ebr @utes ppn oerett @e=
braub, als BON ireenb einem @ie=
rem : 0eilmittel, melbes ib bisber
perlubt babe.
grbdltlih BET alien 9roeuiiten.
Breis so gents. Softer Miuburn
60. in Buffalo, g. g., aueinise
Mgenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
GergeBt nibt ben Natnen 9Dan
uno acceptirt fein Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-09
@emiger Sroen.
(@us benz oalobbera0atIh".)

Sn BreuBen lit, tpie Die gGdtter
meloen, Der IbIab BON Oroen uno
gbrenaei9en i'm DerflDl1enen Sabre
aepaltie surudgeaanaeu. SIM SATIRE
1901 murbet1 nod 14,001 Stud bo=
BON pertbeilt, i'm Sabre 1902 nur
mod 12,001. 9as lit allD Elm NiG=
gang BON Il Sent poer einen1 Sic
bentel! Sn aQen patriDtii1 ge1inaz
ten Greiien muB Dieie Mittbeilune
~uabrbaftig nteberldmetternb wirfen.
Die BAIL Der Srbensperleibunaen
biloet ben 5uDerlaiiiaen MaBitab fir
ben augenblidliben 5tano oes tuabs
rem Berotenites, Der 9I9tigfeit uno
Wlroiafeit i'm 2ouoe, benn bel benz
Sdarfblid unb Der @erehtiefeit
uno unparteili9feit Der Geaierung
1T eS rem un0enfbar, baB aub nur
Elm ein5i9er Wann, Der mirtlid cine
Nus5ethnung ueroient, am Gage
peg Sroensfeites iiberIeben neroen
lDllte. Wie muB es aliD NIT ienen
@tgenI1aften i'm 2anoe BreuBen 1te=
ben? Sic fino i'm Sbminoen be-
grlfen, un6 uenr es bamit in bieler
unbeimliben @eiie peitereebt, 10
FbDrt nab elmer fursen &eibe BON
Sobren bas Gerleiben BON Orben
gang BON ielbit auf. Sir treiben
allD ei1em inneren Seua entgegen
uno babel fetern pir innerbolb
uno auberbalb bes 2anoes Selte,
mir bege5en SubifGer, mir entbuaen
Senfmater, als Dbmir bas erIte Gplf
Der Welt tpdren! Wir ldrmen unb iu=
beln anf einem Gulfanl Den einsigen
9rDitin bieier onibeinenb bpffnunas=
lolen Sage bietet Die Welbuna, oaB
oos 2anoestonitftorium 1i9 nit benz
Sberfirdenratb in 8erbinoung eelebt
bat, Tim auf cine @rpeiterung bes
&irdenaebetes bin5unirfen. Sc fpa
gebetet peroen, oaB Der Stano Der
3udtigfeit uno @irotgfeit bel alien
Staatsbirgern, namentliw in ben
areiien oer 8eamtenibaft. lib wie=
Der beben mDae. 6pffentlid aiebt
urs idDn oas ndhite Oroensfelt Die
bernbigenoe anff(drung, oaB oisle
10 oft betudbrte MaBreeel auh in
oieiem nerapeifelten Sole nidt per=
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SIC fdIimmfte aner Grfabrmmaea.

Raun es ettuas Shlimmeres geben,
als bic gmpfinouag, ieoe Minute
meroe Define leBte fein? Das mar
Die @rfabrung. melHe Wtrs. 6. S.
NeuiDn in Decatur, alabama, ourds
5~uraadben bate. .Drei Sabre lang
idreibt oieielbe, rbatte i'd 5HUn un=
ertrdglihe Shmersen gu erbuloen in
JDlge BON @erbauunaslAmdhe,
Mfagerz uno Darmbelhmerben. Ser
Fob ibien unpermeioliH, ba ale
Nerate uno ale Nr5eneier perlaater.
Sblieblih murbe ih oasu berpoger,
electric 8itterS au uerIuBen unD bas
Weiultnt NOR geraoe5u %punoerbar.
SD tuuroe iDfOrt beiier uno iebt bin
i'd uDutdnoia mieber bergeltent. :
Sir 2eber<, Nieren=, Mageri> uno
Dnrms4eiben lit electric Bitters Die
ein5ige Mebicin. Sour so Gents.
@arantirt BON ben NpDtbefern $.
8nltener & SObn uno Noplpb DreiB.
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Gin berninftiges Mittef aeaen Sannpre
rbDiben TT Elm iDlhes. bas Sbmersen linz
pert, e0naeitionen entfernt, cine geiunbe
Sbdtl9feit tpieber berbeifibrt Dbne attoere
uno pieueibt ibfimmere 8ranfbeiten
1erbDraurufen. Mnafefis lit bas einsiae
gtIttel, tpeldbes bic Brobe elmer ~stuansi9<
1dbri9en grfahruna beftanben bat, BON
Mer5ten ager Sfnlen empfoblen uno pDn
ntgeddblten Eauienben ~gebraucbt tuoroen
1T, beute fteht es on Der Spite aner Wittef
ge9en SdmorrbDiben, ba es iiber, supere
laiiig un6 ibmer5lDs tuirft. Hroben sper.
ben Bpm 3. Neuftaoter & Co., 8pr 2416,
Nefu gort, frei perianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-06-09
stenerz4 ussleidnngsbebSroe

Sc miro biermit befannt oetnabt,
Dab oas Nhtbare County Commit
iars @eribt bon 8erar gountn,
gegos, am 5meiten Wpntae i'm
SUM, alio am adDten Gage oes Wu=
mats. als Observation-Disclosures su=
l%ammentritt, gu Dem 3mede, pDrn
Steueraiieiior ppn 8erar gDuntp
ale ieine Iiieiimentliften, 8uder &c.
bebufs Brifune, 8eri1tigune, Nus=
gleiduna uno @enebmiaune entee=
gen5unebmen.
Bum 8euaniB hierfiir babe i'd an
oielem %. Gage bes Wunats Meai
i'm Sabre 1903 in meiner Office gu
San Gntonio bies unterldrieben
uno oas Dffi5ielle Siegel beiaefiiat.
~ County glerf,
Berar gountp. Teras.