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HANNA'S WORK IN VAIN.

CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE)
Mrs. Lands. Representative Zenor will
go home by way of Pittsburg, where he will
stop to take care of some business affairs.
Representatives Miers and Robinson, of
Indiana, made Democratic speeches at
Baltimore tonight as guests of the Cres-
of the democracy and the Republic" and
Mr.. Robinson discussed THE Expired Con-
gress." Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will leave
for Indiana tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Griffith. of the Fourth Indiana dis
trict, is gradually recovering from an at
tack of grip, and will leave for Indiana
with his son and two daughters Friday.
Rural letter carriers have been appointed
for Indiana, to begin service April 1. as fol-
lows:
Greensburg-wnliam Suttles; substitute
Charles Suttles.
Rising Sun-James Z. De Hart; substi-
tute, Lewis Birdsell.
Fairiand-Willard Bush and Jacob Dou-
thit: substitutes, Harry Smith and Dora
Douthit.
Mckee; substitutes, Allia Hicks and Rufus
Mckee.
Westport-Alfred s. Boiceurt and James
o. Rynearson; substitutes, Elisha Williams
and Alvah Z. Anglers.
Viewpoint Edward Neimeyer; substitute,
Chris Meyer
Ewing-William II. ii. Miller; substitute,
Polly A. Miller.
Brownstown-William Cartwright and
William - Hays; substitutes, Harrison
Cartwright and Mona V. Hays.
ValIonia-Charnel j. Reynolds; substi-
tute Jessie v Reynolds.
Sulliyan-Ralph A. Dodds and AlonzO b.
Thurber; substitutes. Anthony s. Dodds
and Walter ID. Thurber.
Cornelius T.. Miller, Wadesville. has been
appointed rural letter carrier, to fill va
cancy on Route q.
Indiana politicians in Washington think
Union b. Hunt, former secretary of state
of Indiana who Is here, is after the next
aubernatorial nomination. and that ne came
to Washington to ascertain whether Mr..
Hemenway would be candidate. Mr..
Hunt and Mr.. Hemenway will journey
West together tomorrow.
w. w. Knight, G. NJ. Pritchard and s.
Burkholder. of Indianapolis. are registered
at the Raleigh tonight. Henry Stuckwish.
Of indianapolis, also is here.
Col. f. p. Thayer, OF Greenfield, left
for New York to-day. where he will join
his father and mother. who have come
from Indiana. They will attend the we'd
ding of relative in Vermont. c. A. c.
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GREAT BOON FROM SCIENCE.


BALTIMORE, March 4.-Another great
discovery, the anti-toxin which shall de-
stroy the germs of cholera infantum, has
been announced by DR.. Simon Flexner, di-
rector Of the Rockefeller Institute of Medi-
cal Research. 1t was the death of his grand
SON that turned Mr.. Rockefeller's attention
to the absolute inability of the medical pro-
fession to cope with this disease that annu-
ally carries off many thousands of infants
and resulted in the plans for the estab-
lishment of the laboratory and hospital
that is to be built i'm New York. Last fall
the announcement that two students of the
Johns Hopkins Medical School had discov-
cred the germ which caused the death of
millions of children was received. 1t was
then stated that the energies of the in
vestigators would be directed toward the
discovery of a serum which would destroy
the bacilli.
In one of the private lecture rooms of the
Johns Hopkins Hospital DIR. Simon Flexner
and DIR. j. H, NJ. Knox, of the hospital
STAFF, have declared that, as a result of
their Investigations, the qualities of the
needed serum have been discovered and that
the perfecting of it would occupy but a few
months longer. DR.. Flexner declared that
before the end of 1903 the anti-toxin would
be ready for practical use and given TO the
world
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The present outcry in the South over the
social equality" bugaboo has led Mr. John
Bige Nv, former United States consul to
Paris. to resuscitate an entry from an old
diary kept by him. IL was made in London
under date of Nov. g. 1853. as follows:
Mr.. Adams and Mr. Walker made
gpeeches Thursday night at the Thanksgiv-
Ing dinner at st. James Hall. Semar Mar
tin was guest with his wife, both original
" slaves from Kentucky. He said grace.
Only think of Walker presiding at dinner
at which a negro was guest let alone his
being chaplain of the occasion Who shall
say that we have accomplished nothing
when such a constellation as Walker and
Selmar Martin can occur at a public fes-
tfvai?
The Mr.. Walker referred to was Robert J.
Walker. once leading Democrat. senator
from Mississippi and secretary of the treas
ury. Now. was IL any more dreadful for
President Roosevelt TO sit at the same table
with an educated free negro in 1902 than II
was for Robert j. Walker in 1863 to at
tend dinner at which two escaped slaves
Wero guests?
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II the Senate Is rot troubled about what
Mr.. Cannon ceiIs Legislative blackmail''
the next speaker OF the House. Mr.. Cam
non. - At $50 O'Clock Wednesday MORN
Ing he made speech In which he set forth
the dangers which beset Congress IL the
Senate does not provide rules to protect 1t
against such blackmail a. Tillman prac-
tfced- He declared that "a majority of the
people voiced Ia the Senate and House has
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Hubbard II. Smiths Last Words.

washington POST
The State Department has notified the
father of Hubbard T. Smith the late
United States consul at Cairo. Egypt, OF its
intention TO bear all the expenses OF the
illness and transportation OF the remains
of Mr.. Smith TO it's last resting place In
the little cemetery Of his old home. VIM
cennes. Ind
The body is expected on the Lain, due in
New York tonight. and will be met by a
brother of the deceased and Mr.. Charles
Staley, OF the War Department. a life
long friend, who will accompany the re-
mains To Indiana.
A pathetic incident I'm connection with
Mr.. Smiths death in the hospital at Genoa.
Italy, Is conveyed through letter writ
ten 10 his father a few moments before
Hub. Smith breathed his last.
4 die happy" the letter says. in look
ing at the face OF the best man l know.
This was called forth by reading the re-
Gently published history of Vtneennes, with
the picture OF the author. Mr.. Smith, the
elder, printed upon the title page.
The matron OF the hospital. who for
warded the letter. adds: MIR. Smith spoke
feelingly of ola friends. and remarked,
love good old Washington and wish her
all prosperity. and hope she may become
the most beautiful city on earth,'
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The Democrats in the national House
were 50 Indignant because a ballot-box
stuffer was turned out of that body that
they could not be cordial toward the de-
parting speaker. But General Henderson
can mo CONSOLATION in the fact that the
Demoseats In another House refused to vote
their thanks to Thomas b. Reed. They
have since been sorry they did n
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Baltimore News.
YES" said the gentleman of business to the
caller who had just entered, leaving the door
swinging. II am quite phrenologist."
Indeed? And you can tell what bumps and
knobs mean on peoples heads?'
II can do better. can tell what they mean
on inanimate things. For instance, the knob on
that street door indicates a frank disposition,
nut to be q success in life 1t must not be so
open."
And he got no and remedled the palpable de-
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the right to have it's will expressed" end
announced that the Senate must change Its
methods of procedure or ''our body. backed
by the people. will compel the change"
This is plain talk. but it expresses the
sentiment os the country.
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found that the United States owed South
Carolina "a cents, but Tillman sandbagged
the Senate into adding to it, in defiance of
law. the neat little sum of s47.24466. And
this sort of thing is done in the name of
free dehatpt
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The extension of the option on the Pana-
ma canal leaves the Senate free to take all
the time needed for ratification of the
treaty. Attorney General Knox says the
option Is now hard and fast, and it does not
matter whether the treaty is ratified few
weeks sooner or later. AS the Washing
ton authorities have assurances that the
treaty will also be ratified by the Colon
bian Congress the canal negotiation will
noon he consl,uouafed
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Easier Than housekeeping.

New York Tribune.
Samson had just pulled the temple down on
himself.
You see." he gasped. lit will do away with
the spring housecleaning''
Realizing too late what a great man he was.
the people made haste to do him reverence.
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Chicago Record Herald.
Young John ID. Rockefeller is always guarded
by detective when he goes Sunday school to
teach his Bible class
Il supposed young John d. was too clever for
| that. Why doesn't he leave his money at home
| in his other clothes?''
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Republicans In the Legislature outside Of
Marion county should not join the forces
Of the Democrats and by so doing deny
the Republicans the Thompson primary
election law
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Professor Wagner. of the University of
Berlin. has achieved momentary notoriety
BY ridicuiing the Monroe doctrine as
empty pretension." and declaring that the
United States has done nothing towards
the real civilization Of the world He is
evidently too far behind the times ever to
become really civilized himself.
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There Ia suggestion of smallness in
Rear Admiral Crowninshield's request to
be placed on the retired list on account
of dissatisfaction with the flagship al
loved him. An officer of the army or navy
is not expected to put his personal feelings
against orders
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III money panic shall occur next fall
Dy reason OF government funds being
iocked up, thereby causing a scarcity of
currency to move the crops. the respon-
sio'iify will rest on the Democrats in the
Senate who killed the Aldrich bill out of
pure "cuss&dness'
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II the HPn. Thomas Taggart should shy
MS eastoJ into the ring which Mr. Reach
mas made there would be a fight worth
Witnessing. While 1t is evident that Mr..
Iags3ft has not held his own since he
ceafged to be mayor. it would not be safe
tofbet two to one against him.
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1t must be humiliating to a large num-
Der of Democrats up and down the coun-
try to see Senator Dubois, who became
Democrat because he was silverite, Lead
Ing the other Democratic senators to
oppose much-needed financial measure
Thus far reorganization is not doing much
Tor thu Democrats.
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The United States Senate needs a few
Reed rules IL it is to do business hereafter.
The statehood bill might have been passed
under those rules, but that is not so de-
moralizins as the sight of helpless ma
5ority
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In Danger.
BROOKLYN Life,

Brooklyn Life.
The Old Inhabtant-Yes. it has been putty
healthy place. but the doctors is beginnin' to
recommend IL a health resort.
Stranger-That won't hurt IL, will it?
The Old Inhabitant--WeH, l dunno. With sick
folks comm here there's tellin' what we
might ketch.
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No Use.
Judge.

Mrs. Jones-Why don't you lay UP your money
for rainy day. Patrick?
Patrick (the hostler)-Shure. 'twould be no
use, mum. for OF couldn't sphend 1t thin. Dim
slway laid UP meslf rainy day wild tn
rheumatism.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. March 4-Edward
Madison, thirteen-year-old boy, was cleo
trocuted by q live wire at the top of a
forty-foot electric light pole. He fell from
head was crushed and neck broken.
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When the Fifty-seventh Congress came
to an end the Democrats In both branches
were In rebellion. refusing to allow neees-
savy legislation 10 be considered
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-05

Peanut politics. party spite and political
retaliation caused the waste of much time
and the failure Of some important measures
In the session of Congress just closed.
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THE HUMORISTS.


To the Wrath Of the Hotel Clerk.
A fellow sojourning In Fla.
Got his bill from the clerk in the ca.
And the more things he read
The more things he sead,
And the latter grew torrid and ia.
Catholic Standard
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LOCIFvILLE-c. T. Deering. northwest corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets; Louisville Book
+ Co, - Fourth avenue. and Blusfeld Bros. Az
West Market street.
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T. LouIs-Gnioa News Company. Union Depot.

d. C-Riggs House. Ebbitt
House. Fairfax Hotel. willard Hotel.
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DENvER. coi-Louthain & jackson. Fifteenth
and Lawrence streets
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cINcINNATI-J. r. Hawley { Co. Arcade.

CHTCAGO-Palmer House, p. o. News Co, 217
Dearborn street: Auditorium Annex Hotel,
Dearborn Station News Stand
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DAYTON. OIL " wlkie. 50 South jefferson
street.
COLUMBUS. o.-viaduct News Stand. 3s4 High
street.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNA

Can be found at the following places:
NEW yORK-Astor House
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CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.)
Mrs. Lands. Representative Zenor will
go home by way of Pittsburg, where he will
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9ifs iiber Sas sSetter int Suit.

9ab ben &orausIaguugen oes
Wiiourier @etterprDpbeten SRI St.
5ids bat Die erite StDrunesperipoe
oes Monats Suli ihren 61bepunft
am 2. unb 3. Die StDrunoer uer-
ben nod ourb Die Ginmirtuna oes
Wercur beeinfluBt. Somit pare
bemDlfter 6immel uno &eaen su er,
parten. I'm Die Dbenaenannten
Gage berum merben iih nod 6ids
ueritdrfte St6rungen einiteuen, bic
i'm Often mDbl ni9t boz Dem 8ierz
ten perihwinoen merben.
Die nd9ite Sturm= (StDrunqss)
BeriDoe oauert bonn Z. bis IL. 3u=
erit miro es iebr rparm. init Suo=
mino uno linfenoem Barometer.
lin Den 9. herum fpmmen Wolfen
uno @enitter i'm Welten. Sic sies
ben iib Ditlih iiber's 4ano uno Tom.
men bauptid6tih am 10. unb IL.
gum Iusbrub. Starte Stiirme
fino ni6t aus9eibloHen. Steaen.
rueiie m0aen iih ifmere @ieber.
idld9e erei9nen, bod iino auaemeine
Gegenaiife faum 81 erporten.
Guf ben IA. uno Is. fdIt ber Wit=
telpunft Der britten Beriooe BON
StDrun9en. 3u ertparten lit cine
belize Weue bel fintenbem 8arDme>
ter. SIN &aaemeinen seitnet 6ifs
aefabrlib ausiebenoe @olten als
cine @~ieentumlihteit oes Wonats
Suli. Sic meroen aber nab leiner
Verebnung meiit bel Donner, Blib
uno lelbtem 8e9en uoriibersieben.
8um Is. bis Is. lit b6berer Baros
meterftano uno fibleres @etter su
ermarten.
Die pierte Sturmperipoe faatin. Die
@ode BON Is. biz "a. gu ertpar>
ten lit UNI oieie Belt i'm gansen
2anoe anholteno beiBes 8etter.
Oas Barometer miro nibt bebeus
teno iinfen, oafiir oIrften aber am
ldeineno aefdbrlide Wolten auf-
tauden, Die upn Wino begleitet, aber
nur uenig &esen brineen. ausge-
nommen in einaelnen @eeenoen.
8Um 25. biz 81. finb Die 6aEpts
tage elmer reactiondren Berio6e unb
nm oieie Belt ltebt AUDI Der 6Dbes
punft Der Sommerbibe in NusIidt.
Oiele oiirfte lih aaeroines nm ben
"a. berum ourd lduere @etpitter
miloern. I'm ben 81. aber oarf
man Elm Sinfen oes 8arpmeters
nit itartem @ino uno @etpitter in
ipanflen 3eifen oes 2anoes ers
porten.
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&ulul 9f.o
Die Summe tpiro nod erbDbt, oa
nod ntht ale Berihte porliegen uno
i'm ndditen Sabre miro iie beoeutenb
grDBer iein, oa namentlib in lebterer
Belt niele pDltrei1e Counties oas
2Dcal Option @eieb annahmer. Die
@eiamteinnabmen fir @emerbe>
fteuern beliefen fih inn pergangenen
Sabre auf $1,047. 900; bod lolhe
Sumnten tueroen ME uieoer gu pers
seidnen fem, oa Die BrubibitiDn im=
ner mebr um iib greift.
Gang frei BON Brubibitiun iinb
nur nod Die Counties grauis, Berar,
Guadalupe. Nuitin, Sefferion. GO
NAL, Gillespie, 6arris, 9~aluefton,
@ebb uno @l 8aio. Sn ben folgen-
ben Counties berr1ht Brpbibitior
nur in einselt1en Beairten:
Nnoer1of, Nngelina. Broom, Bea,
Blanco, 8Dsque, 8aItrop, Bomie,
Wrepfter, Brn5pS, gaB, @Dote, Go
manhe, gDrpeu, Coleman, CALHOUN,
CALLAHAN, @alomea, Dallas, DeBitt,
gowarbs, Sails. @un5ales, 6aroin,
6amilton. 6arriion, &arnes, &auf=
man, SEER, 2aSane, 4lano, 2ibertp,
2amar, 3anaca, NMafon, Wcguuo1,
Watagoroa, Wc2ennar. McWaulIen
WiiaS, Miolano, Meoina, WontgDs
t1erp, Nacoaoobes, Maoarro. Balp
Hinto. BDlt, .&unnels, Tarrant,
uualoe, Bictoria. Wilipn, Biniart=
ion.
NQe iibrieer Counties. nabeau $50
an Der 3abl. baben 2Dcal Option.
Die Staatsmabl mint uno fie mag
ihDn BON BET ndhiten, am speiteu
Dienitag i'm Sanuar 1905 5u1art=
mentretenoen 2egislatur aneeDronet
tueroen.
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6iernah betrdet Die Total : Mb.
nabne 429, tpelbe iih auf Die ueiBe
&oiie nit 131 uno auf Die @eger init
1913 perteilt.
Sn Solae 8ersihtens oes bisberis
gen 2ebrers, 6errn Golenbera, ouf
Wieoeranitellung. fat Die bielige
Sbulgemeinoe Dol, eilier Nnsabl 8e-
merbern 6errn $. 8. Cd BON SmiB
Nlp b.ridiibtiat uno am 81. SUM
ertp1blt.
Beimar bate leBten Montag ben
%. SUM, @alataa. Muf @%inlaouna
Der oDrtigen Seuernebr batten 1iG
cine Nnsabl Seueruebr &ompaanien
i'm State, bon @uerD, 6aGettsoine,
2uline, Ga Strange, 8renbam &c.
gum idbrlihen r@onteft" nm ben BON
oer 8eimar 8ompa9nte ausgelebten
Brdmien in Der 5umt1e pDt $11O
teilbaftig gu meroen, eineefunoen.
Brenbam nit eritem Nreis, 6alIetts=
bile nit smeitem uno guero nit brit.
tenn Brets gingeu als Sieger berpor.
Die gegebenbeit aeitaltete lid gu Ell
mem mabren Seittas fir Die 8epDl=
ferung i'm peiteiten umfreiie. Nber
oafar unterblieb audi cine auqemeine
4. SulizSeter.
6ier uno in Der umgegenb reanete
es pom lebten Dienstag an Die ganse
Wobe ieoen Gag. sutpeilen aud oes
Nahts, injStrDmen, Die &~Druernte
lit lomit gerettet. Ser 8aummoQe
balber miro aber iebt cine &eibe bon
Woben trofenes Better gepInlht,
aub benDtigen mir loldes fir Die
Seuz uno S%utterernte. besgleihen
itebt gu befir6ten, oaB Der 8oQui=
bel iiberbano nimmt. G.. Ell.
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Ser 81. Nonis nub ytem Norf 81
miteb Der ganoalia YenalDlpaz
llia Short Cine"

SON iebt ab miro Der st. Souls
unb SEEM ODrf 2initeb Der Benn1pl.
Dania Sbort Sine als elm unabbdn.
giaer 8ua BON ct. Souls nab Sn.
oianapDlis laufen unb miro aus Ell
ner BibfiDtbef= unb &audS, elmer
SbierpatiDns= unb 6peile= unb
Sblaf=gar beiteben. @enn n0tbig,
Inn Nufentbalt in Bittsburg gu per<
meioen, 1miro oieier eanse 3ua nod
harrisburg, Bbtlaoelpbia uno Stem
gorf burblaufen.
Der Seem gDrf 2imiteb Der 8an=
oalia= BennlBlDania Short Sine per<
ldBt bas uniDn=DepD in ct. 2puis
td9lib UNI | ubr @abmittaas.
9rei @rpreBsiee taalih nit
Durb=S blafpagen uno @peiiemas
gen BON ct. Souls nab Stem gnrf
iiber Die @anoalia : BennIplpania
Short Sine.
8egen ndbeler ginselbeiten pens
bet @uh an S. 90. s besbrDugb,
@iiiitent= General <Baiiaeier agent
st. 2Duis. W1D.
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- Corpus gbriiti tplro oas aroBe
6otel erbalten, oa beinabe ale Der,
lungten 4anoibentungen eema1t
poroen iino.
- Die Stats Giienmerfe in &usf
iDDen 10 erueitert ueroen, baB 1ie Die
opppelte 4apa5it6t erhalten.
= Sn Tpler fino amei tpeibe iunge
MGnner meaer triminelen Mngrifs
auf cine Weaerin perbaftet tporoen.
Bon einem 4pn9Qeridt bat man nod
nibts aeb6rt.
= Nm Samitaa Gbenb ipat tuurbe
Der teuTiihe 8eriub gemadt. bas
@lubbaus in Sacobp's @arter in
Guitin in bic 2uft gu ipreneeu. Dibt
an Der Wauer fano man cine Bonnie
nit amei BInoihniiren. Die anees
branrt tparen. Der uebeltdter muB
iib b~Drseitig aus benz Staube ge=
maht baben unb Der &eaen batte Die
BGnber aelDfht.
Sn Guftin tpuroen laut ueber=
eiRtomrner Der @irte Die SalDons
gum erften Wale am @amitag mad
Mitternabt eeibloiien unb tpuroen
erit am WDntae Woraen ae6ffnet.
@inaans ourh Die 6intertiiren CAB
es nibt.
- Nnf cine Mnfraoe bes Setretars
Der ~GeraS SbDrtborn Breeders Niio-
ciati0n' Oh Bieb. oas iiioli1 BON Der
gea0genen Quarantane =2inie fpmmt,
auf BET @eltausitellung in ct. 2ouis
ausaeitellt meroen bari, erbielt er Die
Nntmort, oaB oies nibt rattan lei.
- 8om eriten Nusuit an miro bic
Wt. s.. & :. 8abn Shnellslee stpi.
ihen @alneiton uno San Nntonio
uno umgetebrt fabren lallep uno ibre
eiaenen @eleiie benuben. Nuh Die
Tabrseit suiIben ben beioen St1bten
un6 81. Souls, &ania8 gitp &c. ioll
beseutenb ~abgetar5t merben.
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3prresppmbens. - Content,

Colorado Co., ben 5. Suli 1903. -
County : &idter Wansfielo oerDf=
fentlibt in leiner .gieen1daft als
S6uliuperintenbent cine tabeuarilde
Misunderstanding oes Sdul=g Genius
itber Die 1ebten orei besp. bier Sabre,
BON 1900 biz ouf Die @eeenmart.
moraus erfibtlid. oaB felt eenonn=
tenn Sabre Die 3abl Der i'm Sbulolter
itebenoen 8epDlferung in Colorado
COUNTY i'm ltetiaen &ideane beerif=
fen 1T. Ils nrlade oieier Nbnabme
meroen Die ieitberiaen MiBernten
our6 Sobmaiier in Dem Colorado
Sal uno BDapibel : Blage angege=
ben, poourh 8iele, rtamentlid bic
Neoerbeo6lterung, iih eestpungen
iaben, Die Blabe 81 perlaiien unb
aussumanoern. Solaenoe 3ab(en
tperoen oieles peranIAau(iAen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-07
Cinderella sanb= Yalait.

Bir iino n%urbereitet. unieren aun=
ben uno Dem 8ublitum Die neueiten
Sacons in allen Irten BON Sbuben
fir Dan1en uno Wdohen, 6erren
nno Snaben gu 1iefern. Wir balten
unleren trublbearHnoeten STUFF nur
Die beIten Qualitdten gu bieten aul=
reht. 8ute @aare nno biaiQe
Breile bleibt itets unier Motto. 8er
elegantes uno 5ualeib bequemes
Sbubperf 81 tragen tpiiniht, Der
tpenoe fi6 an unS. Gin 8erluhsz
fauf miro Seoen iiberseugen, oaB
mir an Der Spite Der Sdubeeiddfte
iteben.
Cinderella but Ba1af.
207 Nlam0 Blaaa. Telepbpn 5S5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-07-07

Jolaenoe Tetiti0nen muroen pers
leien: Son Jrau 6. &anpmartt unb
Gbas. @iienring. Die 2anb ibenfen
pouen fir cine fiinfunobreiBia SUB
breite StraBe BON Splebao StraBe
biz gum 6lufie. ais Tortiebung Der
8ecaft StraBe; BON Der Berar
guuntp Sonnta9slbulen MiiDciatiDn,
UNI neberlaKung oes Yapiapns i'm
San 8eoro Hart fir bic am 20. unb
81. Suli ftattfinoenbe &onpention;
BON 8irgern nm neribieoene Stro-
Benreparaturen; BON 8Irgerr. Die
bereit iino, lire Steuerri 81 aabler.
menn Der 8etrag, ben inner, bic
Staot fhulbet. in NbSue eebraht
'niro.
Nuf Nntrag Dertagte iib Der Staot=
ratb megen GbfebenS Der Satin oes
Giiiitent Stabtclerts g. 8ese Bis
DDnneritag.