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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
SOUTH kOYAlTON.

Harold Fish was at home over Sunday
from Dartmouth College-Norman Hunt
has finished work in Sharon.-A daughter
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Swim
ger last week. Edward Tenney expects to
move to the village soon.-IIoyt Knight
has been on the sick list lately.-Miss Ger
trude Goodale comes from Somervlle,
Mass, next Saturday to spend a week
with her parents in town-The Rev. w.
T.. Mann went to Indian Orchard, Mass,
on Monday to his new church. He leaves
many strong friends here.-The Rev Chas.
T.. Flint has been here from Guldhall.
lie has closed his pastorate there and eX-
poets to make mis- home in Northampton,
Mass. His mother, Mrs. Benjamin Flint.
accompanies him.-Carrol Haynes has re-
turned from Derry. n. II.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
BET HELL.

Four brilgcmcn feeling quite hilarious
took n drive Sunday morning to Bethel
Giload, fought among themselves, knock
ed each other out of the sleigh, disturbed
tho mcmhers Of tho Glead Methodist
Church, who were returning from serv-
ice, lost some articles and damaged the
horse somewhat The team belonged to
Liveryman A. l.. Stearns, who effected a
settlement of his claim. and Monday
morning the men were brought before
Justice William r. Adams and plead
guilty to disturbing the peace and were
fined, the fines and costs altogether
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from sixth pagc)

Adams spent Sunday at John O'Grady's.-
William Merrill is at home from Wilder.
Miss Edith Fisk gave u card party to
n few of her friends Monday evening.
|he first sugar social of tho season comes
Friday evening of this week, given by
the local lodge OF |. q. q. Il.
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The object of this FREQ treatment is to
become quickly acquainted with the sick;
also to demonstrate the superior excel
cnce of their method Of treating all
diseases of a chronic or long standing
nature. The doctors feel assured that tho
grateful Endorsements OF the many they
relieve and cure give them an extended
practice that will amply repay for this
great outlay of time. Although they treat
all diseases of a chronic. long standing,
obscure or difficult nature and cure many
so-called incurable diseases. They wish
it thoroughly understood that If, after a
thorough examination, your case is found
TO be incurable, they frankly tell you so
and reserve the right to reject your case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
All Diseases 0no
Deformities Cured

Catarrh cured. Consumption in the incl
pinet stage, Bronchitis, Asthma, Rheuma-
tism, all diseases OF the nose, throat,
lungs, stomach, liver and kidney, Scrofu-
Ia Sores, Ulcers. and all chronic blood
troubles; Eczema, Pasoriasas, Pimples.
Blotchcs and all skin troubles treated and
cured. Nervous diseases-Epilepsy posi-
lively and permanently cured Nervous
debility from any cause, Hysteria. Neura-
thenia, Chorca, st. Nitus' Dance, etc. cur
ed by the London Specific treatment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

9IFTY FIRST-CLASS machinists want
ed. Men who understand their trade
thoroughly and can do close and accur-
ate work Our new shop is ready for
occupancy, and we are in need of more
help. None but men who can furnish
good references as to character and
ability need apply. Vermont Farm Ma
chine Co, Bellows Falls, VT
43Gt&Siw2t.
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WOMAN FELL FROM VERANDA
ROOF.

Miss Carrie George of Poultney, who
lives on the Granville road. fell from the
piazza at her home to the ground, dis
tanCe of Il feet. Sunday afternoon and
received n slight fracture Of the skull
besides being badly injured and bruised.
She will probably recover although she
will be unable to be about for several
months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
Cancers and
Malignant Tumors
and Growth.

Men suffering from nervous diseases
and exhaustion can be cured by us.
All enlargements and glandular swell
ings removed and cured without the use
of knife. No pain. No matter what
disease you are suffering from. or of
how long standing; no matter how many
physicians have failed to cure you, call
on us al once
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

$50 ACRE FARM for sale in Limerick,
Maine. Has not been occupied for -
years, but al, used for pasture. Large
old orchards, and large old buildings
needing less tan $500 to put into good
condition both house and barn. Plenty
of water. over 1000 cords of hard wood
and much growing timber. The large
timber was cut in 1892 Price sl,5O0. Will
ling to exchange for Burlington real cs-
tate. Address Limerick. care Free Press.
35.d&W vim
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One CENT
WORD.

Advertising in this column one cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be changed
every week. Cash in advance required.
No advertisement taken which is less than
twelve words. two lines. Special terms to
advertisers using from 20 to 1000 lines
within twelve consecutive months
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Nntirc

NOTICE how little 1t costs to tell tnou,
sands Of readers in many towns OF Yer,
mont what you have to sell or what YOU
wish to buy. Advertise in the Free Press
and you will get replies to your adver.
tisenent. 81 WITT
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TOR SALE--A 30 acre farm in Wiliston,
beautifully located. buildings all new
and fences, well watered, and wood for
home use. soil rich clay loam 90 min
utos walk to Essex junction and 40
minutes drive to city Of Burlington. For
further particulars apply to l.. Robin
son, r. II. No. ., Burlington. 3iw2t
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TOT sale.

FOR SALE CHEAP-Full set. "a volumes.
with index Encyclopedia" "britan-
MICA" bound in calf, can be seen at
Colonel Dimmick's quarters, Fort Ethan
Allen, Vt, until end of month,
4O,6t&wlt.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

a GOOD TINSMITH with some knowl-
edge of plumbing and heating wanted.
Address VIM. Hudson. Willsboro, n. Y,
i. o. Box No. l51. 36,d&wtf
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AGENTS wanted to sell unlined shoes for
ladies' Exclusive territory. Eastern
Shoe Co, Beverly, Mass. 3w-t.
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INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA for
sale, 10 volumes. leather binding. Ad-
dress O., this office. 4i6t&wlt
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ROCH ESTER

Charles II. Green and wife have been In
town few days recently.-Harry Kerr
and wife of Rumford Falls. Me, are visit
ing friends in town.-Ashal Miner was in
Woodstock on business this week-C. NJ.
Campbell has been visiting friends in Ben
nington the past week.-Truman Lyon has
bought one of p. G. Tinkham's houses at
the lower mills.--E. ii. Ellington is ship
ping a car of tale from his quarry on
Rochester mountain.--Mrs. Emily Stock
well is planning to build a double tene-
ment house as soon as spring opens.
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POSITION WANTED by an experienced
woman. The entire care of infant or
invalid. Address Mrs. j. +. D., L. o.
Box IS, Ferrisburgh, VT. 4O,d&w2w
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Diseases of
Women.

We examine all women without ex-
posure, and treat all diseases peculiar
TO their sex without the use of rings,
possarles, supporters. etc, by new and
painless methods.
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TEAMS WANTED for hauling wood and
logs Good job and good pay. Arson
Field Jericho. VT. 45,5t&"owlt
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THREE FARM HANDS wanted. one with
family, who is capable of taking charg"
of work. must be good mixers ana
transfers Good wages. +. r. Gonycau.
Fort Ethan Allen. i3,Ct&3iW-t
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FOR SALE-Richly bred Holsten-Fresian
bull calves. Address W. T. Dodds, North
Hero. Vt. ii,6t&wlt
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BOY wanted to work on small farm. Nd
dress Bon A., Essex junction. 3o,wlt.
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TWO GIRLS wanted, one able to cook
we'll and the other to wait on table,
help in homework and in the care Of
children. Girls may have separate rooms
if desired. Family washing and ironing
is done at laundry. The girls who have
been with me this winter return to
Canada about March |. For nice capable
girls this is a very satisfactory place. as
our house has all modern conVenences.
Address Mrs Howe. 400 South Union
street, Burlington, Vt. 31,w2t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

\ COMPLETE OUTFIT for a picture gal
lory for sale cheap. Address a. T..
Stearns Charlotte, VT 3iwit
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

MANTED-To hire a single man to work
in grist mill. to commence April LIST
No experience necessary. Reliable ref
orencc required as to honesty and ahll-
ity. Not Il hard job. n good Job for a
steady honest, young man. Dix j.
Camp. East Randolph, VT. 57,wlt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

BARGAINS in farms, large medium and
small Farms exchanged. loans made to
buyers, Ferdinand H. McGinns, jericho,
VI 2sd&,wtf.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
FARMERS MEETING.

A farmers meeting will be held in the
town hal! at Norwich Wednesday, March 4
The speakers will include George Aitken ot
Woodstock Ernest Hitchcock Of Pittsford
d. H. Morse of Randolph. Prof. l.. r
Jones of burlington and c. j. Bell OF
Walden. Dr. H. d. Holton, secretary %
the State board OF health, and Prof, Wal
ter f.. Ranger. State superintendent OF
education. may be expected to address:
the meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
The H. w. MCAuSIan Co. FIG. Stafford,


followed. A portion of that was accepted
but other parts referred back. The tool
sharpeners likewise met but accepted only
part of the report.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

a Bt-TTER MAKER AND CHEESE
maker wanted. A nrst-class butter
maker for our creamery near st. Al
bans, Vt, also a first class cheese max
er that can make fun cream and part
skim cheese. Address Gem Creamery
Co., 90 Chatham ST., Boston. Mass.
456t&w1 eod,tf
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Uaallten.

WANTED TO BLY, HAY BALlNG Nh
CHINE. State size and price W. W.
Sandcrson, Worcester, Mass. 4o2t&wlt'
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The Oldest, Most Reliable and Best
New York and Vermont
Private Dispensary

Have now permanently located branch office at
A Church St., Burlington, Vt.
FREE, UNTIL MARCH Is.
All who visit these Eminent Specialists up March l.,
viii receive Medical Services and Surgical Treat.
n1ent FREE until cured After that date they win
charge for Examination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

FARMS A SPECIALITY
have for sale over $50 farms In different
parts of the State, from the cheapest to
the very best. Correspondence solicited
j. F., Hunt, Real Estate, Essex June
tion. VI 20,wtf.
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TnintrrS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm should use this coll
umn. Nearly 5000 copies of this paper are
sold every issue and your advertisements
would be read by many possible buyers
97.wtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26

CANCER S NON atf Rfa tat at
nome without knife or plaster and without
pain Treatise. testimonials and letter Of
advice FREE. Address Mason Cancer In-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
GAYSVILLE.

William Davis OF Barnard was in town
Monday.-Clinton Luce and daughter Eva
We're in Bethel Saturday.-The village
schools closed Friday. MIR. Walters is
spending his vacation at his home in Cas-
Teton. and Miss Mabelc Smith in Roch-
ester.--Ilerbert Dean is in Montpelier for
n few days.-Harry Adams of Wilder has
been the guest of his aunt, Mrs +. l..
Gould, the mast week.--F. V. Hassam was
home from Marshfeld few days recent
Ivy. l.. French of Royalton visited at
Charles Osgood's last week.-Janes
Errock of Ellsworth. Me, is a guest at
J. +. rd's-Charlcs Spauldng of this
place and Mrs. Addie NJ Kennedy of
Rridgewater were married last week.
Mr.. Spaulding returned Friday leaving
Mrs. Spaulding at her home. as she is
postmistrcss at that place.-Mrs. A. w.
ballard was in Bethel Saturday, the
guest of Mrs. l.. w Clough.-Mrs. +. D.
Gould has been i'll the past week.-E'red
steele, Jr. is home from Northfield-
Reuben Whtcomb and wife were in
Bethel recently.-Mrs. George Marsh and
little daughter of Bethel have been visit
ing her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Egbert
Sheldon.--C. H. Iallard is working for j.
! l.. Stafford. Miss Frances Iieavitt has
been in Barnard caring for her aunt. Mrs.
Gamhcll, who is ill.--The Helping Hand
club of the Methodist Church will hold a
soclable at 4 W. Billiards. Friday even
ing, February IT. Cake and coffee will be
served .-There was business meeting OF
tho Conversational Church Monday after
noon.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston of
Mortified were the guests of her father.
Riley Blanchard, over Sunday.-The peo-
pie in town are busy harvesting their ice.
Miss Annie Chedel has closed her school
in Brownsville and is spending her vaca-
ton at hone.-MiSS Katie Thayer goes
! to Woodstock this week to visit relatives.
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amounting to the sum of s36.--About 70
people attended ladics' night at the
rooms of the Crescent club last Wednes-
day evening, early in the evening card
playing and pool playing were INDUCED
in. After supper Misses Edith and Ma
belle Greene gave a duet, which was en-
corcd. Mrs f.. A Read humorous read
ing, which was much enjoyed. and Mrs.
X. NJ. Chase a solo. which was cncorcd.
The evening closed with dancing until
one o'clock, music being furnished by
Gilsons orcheStra.--Thc ladies OF the
Catholic Church gave a very successful
and well attended supper and dance Sat-
urday evening at Cushing's hall. music
being furnished by Glson's orchestra
There was n hearing in the case of S. G.
Durham VS.. the Electric Light and Pow
CT company at the Office of W. Il. G.
S,ickney Saturday.-Mrs. L. NJ Greene
gave a whist party at her home on River
street for the benefit of the Village I'm
provemcnt society Tuesday evening of
this wcek.-IIorace Boycc. manager of the
, electric power station. has purchased the
j. l.. Martin house, situated near the
power station.-The senior class OF the
high school gave pleasant poverty
party" Friday evening, the feature of the
party being the auction sale of the girls
for supper which was attended with
much fun. b. G. Howe and wife went
to st. Johnsbury Tuesday.--The ladies of
the Universalist Church will give a sup
per Wednesday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-02-26
LARGEST GRANGE IN VERMONT.

A special meeting of Poultney grange
was held in that town Monday afternoon
and was largely attended. The meeting
was held for the purpose of initiating and
comforting the first and second degrees
upon 81 candidates. This addition to the
already large membership of the grange
makes it the largest in Vermont. The
organization is in a iourishing condition
financially and otherwise.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-09
"Lone STAR Bier bic &ettana.

Mis Saed,aS emit snr Gpmmcrseit,
Jttdbt rid1tig adbt gegebem,
Da tpuhs anf @rSem iueit uHn brett
&eta 9raubiein an ben 9ebcm.
limb 5nptter rief fdbfuer ersrtmmt
"Su Shnft, tpte fol auf Grbcn,
Wenn man ben @ein ben Mengcbeu
nirnntt,
Der 9arft erleoist tpercen 2"
TrennS Sadas bort i'm rmbis 1t
limb iuies oann ftta btunnter;
9a faR teim 8tere Mann an Nfaan,
limb allcS 5edte mmnter.
nnc Snpitcr eridbr0den fpribt:
u9Sas fol- bemn oaS beoentem,
@enn es Str an benz @ein gebrtdJt,
60 giebft 9m Bier ben 9euten p"
Snd Saebns iast: ,9aS TIT mai 10,
Die Selite pulltea's baben,
90 f0mmt oDn gan Mntuntu,
limb tut am beftem fabem."
u@s brant's Die ,,Spne 2 tar",
y tamerei
Ste 8roRen 8nf aeniefet,
limb wer eS triuft unn no es Iei,
Wit Wplnft iuirp's beariiset!"
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Gines amabett utlner Nitt mms g ebea

Gines anaben tuilber Nitt mms g chen
@. s.. 8rpmr BON 2eespiae, Sn=
binna, batte TDoeSsQ ualen an Mftb=
ma 5u erbulben. Seine Gamilie
mar i1on Inn i'm ueriamrnelt, on
man feinen COB jeben Mugenblid err
martete. Sein SDbn bate iid aufs
Bfero getpnrfen, nm in Der 18 Mei.
len ~entfernten Staot DIR. Sings
Meue Gntoeduna' FIR Grtdlturg,
6uiteu uno Ghminoiuht su bolen.
urb pirflih. er fam nod CUR red)=
ten Belt. DaS Wittel periHaffte
benz Batter lofort 2inoerung uno be-
mirtte balo cine 6eilung. CT lHreibt
iebt: SD babe iebt ieoe Wadt ees
iunben Shfaf." Nebnlihe number
bare &uren BON Shminoiuht, grs
fdltungeu uno Grippe. 8rpnGyitia
unb 2ungenent5inoung bemeiien bic
urpergleihlihe @irtune auf ale
0alsz uno 2ungenleioen. Wirb oa>
rantiert. Sn Jlaihen su so gts. nno
$I.00. BrDbefIalHen frei in ben
Npntbefen BON s.. &alteper & Son
uno Mo0lph DreiR.
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g(us Web mirb berihtet: 81

4us Web miro beri6tet: Die
bier auseebrodene 9ppbus : @pis
nemie, Die cine Splee unreinen @als
iers 1T, 1T i'm Iugenblid 10 ihlimm,
baB Die @aiierleitung aarta abgeiteQt
tuuroe, bamit bic &elerpDirs geGeert
uno eereiniet perben fonnten. Ser
Safer @ilbelm bat ant WittmDb an
ben Staotbalter BON @liaB. 2otbrin=
gen, Sirit SpbenlDbe = 2%aneenburg,
Die %fDlgenoe, auf Die Sage in Meb
8eaua babenoe 9epei6e 9eibidt:
uSn Weeb lit abermals, mie i'm p0riz
gen Sabr unter Der gipilperpaltung
cine Tppbus : epidemic ausgebrp=
6en, Die AUDI bic @eiunobeit Der
@arniion beorobt. 9te urIahe
lieat in Dem iblebten 3uItano
bes Waiiers unb benz unelaublib
idlehten 8uitanb Der @aiierlei=
tune. Nn oieIen 8erbaltniKen lit
alIeiu Die Staotpertpaltuna ppn Web
f6ulo. Die abiolut unfGbig gu lein
iheint, gu entldeiben, mas in 8esue
oui Die 8aiierperioreung eetan uerz
ben muB. Dem 8eribt Der &ort=
miiiion sufolse. Die i'm nDriaen Sabre
Die Sabe unteriubt fat, iino Die iani>
taren 8erbaltniiie in Meb unb un1s
eegeno gerabesu ibmabpoa." Dieie
9epeihe muroe an Den Strabeneden
oDn Web angeihlagen. Ser Sber-
b~irgermeiiter uno Die Staotperorone<
ten oroben nit ibrer &eiianation.
Die oeuti6en Stdote iino iebr eifer=
iihtia auf lire &ebte uno es mirb
piel oarii6er geitritten, ob Der &aiier
elm &e6t batte. iid in iolher @eiie
in cine rein itdotiide Nneeleeenbeit
einaumilhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-09

Muh in Muftin gebt Der Staots
rat NIT Der NbliHt I'm, geionoerte
GtrnbenbnbnsW ager, reip. geion<
oerte Nbteilunger in ben StraBens
babnuaeen far @eiBe unb 5arbiee
ein3ufIhren.
= Bon Beaumont aus miro oas
@eriht in Nbrebe geiteQt, baB bic
Standard Del gpmpanp Die Oelfel=
Der ourb @inpurtpen pm SaI5tpai-
fer in bic 8obrl0her babe ruiniren
lafien.
@ie aus Borne berihtet mirD,
fiel Der am Dberen @ibDlD uobnenoe
Sarmer Dapio Tb0mien BON ieinem
@agen uuo rpuroe iberfabren. Ct
erlag ieinen Gerlebunger i'm GauIe
Nuguit WDgt's, mDbir er balb mad
benz unfan eebraft ruproen mar.
- SIN So. 9iftrictgeridt su Nultin
uuroe Die Sunfet-B abn in benz Brus
5eiie i'm ~3uiammenbange nit Der
GiienbabnsR ataftrDpbe BEL 4acpite,
bel melfer Der merifaniiHe lieutenant
9reuinD unb anorem Nriepe un'a
Qebeu fnnen. gu Sbaoeneriab i'm
Betraae BON $35. 900 perurteilt.
Sn Der Mdbe BON 2onepiem
ruuroe elm farbiaeS Wdbhen BON
elrem 0eser pergemaltiat. Cine
,Nn3abl pDn Tarbigen bat iih aufQe.
madt, I'M ben Shurfen gu perfol=
gen uno i'm Sole. oaB iie ieiner
babboft tueroen, gu lpnfen.
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Mm Gpmtractoren

fir bic 8raSirmng mno ben Gau outer
Sizes Gfraken, iutpie Der u1ftaen
Srtiden TIT 8eGar Guuntg, 1eras,
i'm 8etrage r0m NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dollars ($500,OO0.
8%eriiegelte Inaebote far bic Dbiee
Nrbeit tperoen entgesengenommen
in Der Nmtsitube oes Gounts. glerts
bis gum 10. October 1903, Mittaas
UNI u nbr. Dieielben mulien 40.
o%reiiirt iein an oas @eriht Der
9ountp : %@ommiidre nDn 8erar
@ountp, 9eras. uno miiien init Der
Obieen Nufihrift oerieben iein. Die
benz Gontracte gu @runoe su leaenben
Bldne uno Specificationen fino
ppm q. September 1903 an bonn
@Uuntp. 8ibter 8ubert g. Green,
San Gutonio, 9eras, 81 erlanaen.
Das County bebdft iif bas MeGt
Dor, ieoes ein5elne Der &neebote su.
riidSupeiIen.
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Ser iebt in Dresden ann gI

Der iebt in Dresden gum Gb,
i9luiie gelanate nDeutibe Stdotetae"
beiblOB. oieien 81 elrer bauernoen
ginrihtung gu MAIDEN, Die iid mins
beftenS ale brei Sabre tpieoerbolen
unb OH uerlbieoenenS rten itattfnoen
iou. Der anaetinoiate 8ortrae oes
SberbireermeiiterS Or. Nbtdes BON
Sranffurt a.. M. iiber bic iDcialen
Bflihten Der Stdbtepermaltunqen
mabte einen eroBen ginbruf. 8eo=
ner fagte, bic Soee, beiipielsmeile
StraBenbabnen uno ben @etr1ntes
banoel az municipalifiren, made in
gang Deutib.ano Sortibritte.
Brina 6einri6 BON BreuBen
lit iebt burb gabinettsbefebl gum
GDmmanbanten Der Decentralization
in &iel errannt mDroen. Nomiral
&oeiter miro oes Brinsen Wa1folger
als gummanoant oes eriten &C.
ibwaoerS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-09

sranrtge 9eimfebr. Sn
einem @aitbaufe at Cincinnati trafen
leBtbin MiGiam 9umpbreps BON 5les
mtnssburg, 9p.; feline Grau unb feline
bret &inber als 8ettler Elm. 0pr 5ebn
Sabren berlieBen 9umpbrebs unb feline
5rdu TIRE &entudbs9eimatb, I'm in
Mrtaona ibr Slid gu iu9en. sic bes
faben bomals Elm paar tauienb 9oIs
lars. Cine 3eitlang ging es ibnen
gut. Dor 5tpet Sabren tamen l1nglid
unb Rranfbeit iiber bic Samilie. 3eBs
tere besab ii4 por eintger 3eit auf bic
Meiie na4 benz 8lueeraBz5 taate. Die
Mrrnen fanben iiberaq btlfret9e 2eute,
bic lie na9 arGften unteritiBten unb
tpetter bef0rberten. sSn Cincinnati err
btelten fe Speiie unb Sranf, fonie
@elb 3u ibrer Meitetreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-09

Der erfte sSau, III Dem Die
Yunoes : &e9ierung in @aibineton
iid qeweigert bat, uerfdliHte Weine
in oieiem 2anoe a~usulaiien. ereias
nete iib, als Die 8ulaiiung elmer
Senbung @eiBnein BON Bprbeaur,
Sranfreih. uermei9ert muroe. Die
Gnalpie bate ereeben, oaB Der
Wein Salicplidure entbielt. Da
unter einem frans6iiihen @eieb BON
Sabre 1881 bic ginfubr eber Der
Bertauf bon 2ebensmitteln ieoer
Irt, in oenen fih Salicplidure in
irgeno elmer Qualitdt befinoet, in
Sranfreih perboten lit. lit oas
Sbabamts< Departemtent Der natiir.
lihen Nniiht, oaB Salicplldure AUDI
fir ameritaniihe Wdaen ihdbli1
iein mui1e, uno bic 8uriidlenoung
oes 8eines uuroe oesbalb angeoros
net.