davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington bee., 1903-01-31
LkGAL NOTICE.
w. calvin Chase- Attornev.
In The supreme Court OF the Uistriet Of Colum

George;ts Humphreys, Petitioner, IS. VIM. A
Humphreys, DEFENDANT.
No. 23SS9 EqitY Docket No. 81
The object of ihis suit is ter an absolute di-
Vorce on the grounds OF wiliul deseTtlOu and
abandonment OF The petitioner by the defendant
and non support.
On motion OF the complainant il IS this 3Oth
fendant cause his appearance 10 be entered here
Ia or before the tOTtieth day, exclusive OF sun
days aud legal holidays, occurring after the day
OF the hTst pubhCction Of this order; Otherwise
the cause vii. be proceeded with IN case of de
fault This notice Is 10 be p'-blishCd IN the
Washington Law RepsTIeT and ia the Washing
ton BEE
By the Court.
Ashley NJ. Gould. JsStlce.
True Copy Test.
J. K. Young. CLERK.
By ] w LatimeT. Assistant 0lerk.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
A Haunted Locomotive.
Nashville Graphic.)

The Graphic does not vouch for the
story to the effect that the Nash County
Lumber Company owns a logging loco
motive whose conduct ''startles the ma
tives." The engine in question, it is said.
mas a peculiar way of awakening the
neighborhood at all hours OF the night BY
the deep roar OF its whistle, and when
there is no one near it. It is said that
even Whcn there is no steam in the
boiler the whistle has been heard to
belch forth its fury, awakening people
for miles around. No negro in that com
nlunity can be induced to go near it af-
ter nightfall. There is a legend connect-
ed with this locomotive to the effect that
years ago, prior to it's purchase by the
Nash County Lumber Company, there was
a wreck wherein the engineer. who was
much attached to his iron steed, lost his
life. Since that time an evil spirit
seems to have possessed it, and many
Cnaccountable incidents have character
lied its workings. 1t is a powerful struc-
ture and OF a late type and is engaged in
active service each day in supplying the
mill with logs. It's ~deep-sOunding whistle
can be heard for miles and this story
connected with it, while discredited bv
q majority, is believed to be true bv
many.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

We are the anointed by the Lord. as the
Tews were the anointed Of the Lord. Blu
the Jewish empire is forgotten The
sands OF the desert cover the foundations
of her cities. The spider spins its thread,
the owl makes its midnight perch IN
their palaces. But still these little
words. Thou shalt not steal: thou shalt
not coyet that that * thy n~eignoof X.
whatever We would hat men shall Il II
YOU. 10 We even so. again unto them.
shine through the ages blazing and IN
dimmed. Mr.. President. you may spesu-
late. YOU NAV refine. YOU may doubt.
you may deny. But the one foremost
action in our history. the foremost ac-
ton in all history. Is the writing upon IL
pages those simple and sublime opening
sentences OF the Declaration OF lndepCn-
dence. And the men who stand by i shan
live in the eternal memory o. mankind.
and the men who depart from il, however
triumphant and successful in their little
policies. shall perish and be forgotten,
or shall be remembered only TO be de-
spised."
Nothing more eloquent was ever ut
tored unless We except the concluding
sentences OF Senator Vests great speech
on Jefferson. delivered on the 3lst % DC
tober. 1855. on the occasion OF unyeiling
a bust in bronze OF Thomas Jefferson.
He said:
Upon the canvass Of the past. WASH
ington and Jefferson stand forth the
central figures in our struggle for Inde-
pendence. The character or the former
was so rounded and justly proportional
that so long as our country lives, or Il
single community Of Americans can be
found, Washington VIII be First in war.
first in peace. and first in the hearts OF
his countrymen."
ITO Washington We are more indcbtc I
than to any one man for national exist
ence. but what aVailed the heroiSm OF
Bunker Hill. the sufferings OF Valley
Forge, or the triumph of Yorktown, If
the Government they established had
been but an imitation of the monarchy
from which we had separated?
ITO Jefferson we owe eternal gratitude
for his sublime confidence in popular gov
eminent and his unfaltering courage IN
defending at all times and in all places,
the great truth. that All governments
derive their just powers from the con-
sent OF the governed
THE love of liberty is found not in
palaces, but with the poor and Cypress
ed. 1t ~fiutters in the heart Of the Gagged
bird, and signs with the worn and vast
ed prisoner in his dungeon. 1t has gone
with martyrs to the stake, and kissed
their burning lips as the tortured spirit
winged it's flight to God!
"In the temple OF this deity Jefferson
was high priest,
For myself. ] worship no mortal man
living or dead; but if / could kneel at
such a shrine, it would be with uncover
ed head and loving heart at the grave Of
Thomas Jefferson"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
Horace Greeley's Last Words
(New York Prcss.)

Horace Greeley was one Of the mos.
mofane men that ever lived. Curslf 4
was second nature to him. He even call
ed himself names that would cause .
duel in the South if applied to a friera
or enemy. When the realized that b.
was dying, he said aloud: "Well, ths
devils got you at last, you damned oil.
. a week after the funeral has
daughter, Miss Gabrielle Greeley, wrOt" 20
Whitelaw Reid, the young editor in the
Tell Tower CTribune), to know what WeIt
the last words OF her father. Rel
wrote back: Your dear fathers las,
words were, I know that my ReleemeH
liveth.'"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
The Southern Educational
Conference.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

tivities of the late DR.. J. l.. NJ. Curry
Mr.. Robert C. ogden has been requested
by the family of DR.. Curry to preside.
There viii be an address by DR.. f. w
Boatwright, president Of Richmond Col
lege, and the chief address of the evening,
at Mrs. Curry's suggestion, will be made
by DR.. Edwin A. Alderman, president OF
Tulane University, New Orleans, La,
and director in the Southern Education
Board.
The local arrangements for the Confer
ence are in the hands Of the executive
committee Of the Richmond Education
Association, P. o. Box G88, Richmond
Virginia.
A rate Of one fare and a third for round
trip, on the certificate plan, has been
arranged from Southern points. For de
tails apply to the local ticket agent at
any railroad station.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
Clerical Presence of Mind.
(Chicago Tribune.)

observing a thin wisp of smoke curl
ing up IN a Tar corner of the gallery of
MS church, the Rev. DR.. Goodman closed
the manuscript before him
With these brief remarks. brethren ;,
ne SAID, Il leave the subject with you.
wish now to present for your considar.-
ton the needs of the missionary cause in
Bulgaria, after which we will take IN !
collection for the purpose Of Forward
Ing the good work there, Those of Won
who feel that you must retire will please
do so now"
In less than two minutes the entire
congregation was safely out OF thebuiI6-
ing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

8. CIGARETTE SMOKING NOT Al
LOWED.-It seems to me that these rea
sons are sufficient for the action taken
posting throughout our buildings m
above announcement. a close obserF.
ton for many years among the boys 81"
ployed by this company has hown fH.
those who are most energetic. actIE'
alert, quick, spry, do not smoke. "h
the l~istless, lazy, dull. sleepy. uninteIe
ing and uninterestcd boys are thoee vi.
smoke.-Reprint 1.-THE Business World
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
a @ MAN

NJ. NJ. Austin Of Winchester. Ind. knew
what to do in the hour of need. His wife
Ead such an unusua case of stomach and
llVer trouble, physicians could not holm
Ter. he thought Of and tried DR.. Kings
New Life Pills and she got relief at once
and was finally curd. Only 25c, act all
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
ANNOUNCEM

Believing that smoking CT
garettes is injurious to both
mind and body, thereby un-
hitting young men for their best
work; therefore, after this date
we Will not employ any young
man under q years Of age who
smokes Cigarettes.
J. G. AVER co.
February, 1902.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
A GREAT SENSATION.

There was a big sensation in Leesville,
Ind, when W. H. Brown of that place,
who was expected to die, had his life
saved By DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. He writes: II endured in
sufferable agonies from Asthma. but your
New Discovery gave me immediate relief
and soon thereafter effected a complete
cure Similar cures of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Grip are
numerous. It's the peerless remedy for
all throat and lung troubles. Price SOC,
and $1.00. Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Trial bottles free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

-She-'The milliner told me that she
hal been down to the dentists 10 have
a nerve killed" He-"Well, from the
prices she asks for hats, l should say
the dentist must have killed the wrong
one.'-Yonkers Statesman.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

some wise men are not wise enough
70 see mat they can't answer all the
fool questions asked.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

A young man who undoubtedly knows
whereof he speaks defines the chaperon
as a press censor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

Hours later, when Wanchese arrived,
he found the fort deserted save by 4
man in irons and n woman who stood by
and taunted him With his failure. But
away toward the north the canoes OF
Nanteo, full ~freighted with their cargo
OF red men and white. Tapped the golden
waters Of the Roanoke. and still hand in
Rand, as any lovers might have gone, sat
Edward Thornhurst and Avoca.
Wilson, n. c.. April IS. 1908.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
Teras 8.

Der Staatsgeluno9eitss Beamte
Or. Tabor berihtet aus Qareou, bas
bic @elbfiebers Situation oalelbft feis
1esweas befriebigeno iei. Die 8abl
Der Gla6tfinse uad saltiqo 1T i'm
Dunebmen.
Die GlpreBsg ompagnieu, mel=
9e i'm Staate 9eras Geihdfte betreis
ben, baben cine 9ouitoner Nbpofa.
tensSirma engagirt. nm eegen Die
Gnt1Heibung Der Staat8eilenhobns
Gpmmiffton alaae gu erbeben, our6
melhe bic Staten Der @eIeuInaiten
meientlih reoueirt perben iouten.
Sn @alneiton begina Der 81
jdbrige Robert BDniau Selbftmoro
our6 GridieBen. Bpniaa mar felt
benz Dor smei Sabren erfpleten 9ooe
ieiner Srau ihuermiitig aetpeien.
> Sn Brenbam pirb gegenmdrs
tig Der Br05eB geoen ben bes Batter
mDroes angeflagten Sim @eloerman
perbanbelt.
@reaorio &ortes bat in leinem
iebt in Golpmbus pe~rbanbelten
Worb . 9roceiie former jeo-
pardy" eelteno eemaht, b. f. ben
nmitano, oaB er in benz Ghnabels
Sale i6on einmal perurteilt tporoen
iei waa cine speite 8erurteilune
ausihtieBe. {
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30

Brdftoent Rooiepelt bat ben
Delegateu Der .Wm, federation Of
melbe Inn lire Iufpars
lung maaten gnb i'm Inn Die Wbies
sung Dea i'm 9ruderei= unb Bud.
bin0ereis9 Department in @albington
befhdftigten 8Drmannea WiQer ere
iubten, neil oerielbe feiner Union
angeb6re. in enti6ieoenffer Weiie
erfldrt. naB er oas niht tut. meroe.
Das 4anpnenboDt ,Na1bpiIe"
1T BON 8eniacola, Jfa., nah Der
Sniel ct. Gnbrems an Der aufte pm
gticardaua abgebampft. nm Die
bort auiaIIlgen amerifanithen Blr'
ger gu beibiben, pel6e pon ben
@tngebprenen lh[eAt bebanbelt pDr.
ben iein fonen.
SIN Stem gDrf Itno Nahrihten
aus 8ogota eingetrofep, ppnady
Der Banamacanal : Wertras INNER
nod nidt eauS burhaefaaer lei.
Der Gungre6 IN ga9ota babe piels
mebr Elm 8eieb an9enpmmen, burh
wet6e8 Der Brdlibent Der Republif
autDriiirt mirb. einen Canal : Ber=
traa nit ben Ser. @taaler auf elmer
eemiiien Bats abauihlieBen, obne
oaB oerlelbe bann erit nod Der Des
ltdtianng ourh Den GDngreB bebarf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
MlerIets

perr RDbert Renntnger, Der
6erausge5er be8 usyriebrihsbureer
Wpbenblatt8" uno Rrdiibent bes
Geutib.9 eraniiden @ebirgs Sdns
gerbuuoes, Der ftd auf Der DurdreiIe
gum Sdngerfeit in Stem graunfels
befan6, itattete uns einen freunbfihen
8eiub in unierer Office ab.
ct. Souls unb surld pia
nRatD"". Oftnber 3. bis g., $28.15.
5err SafDb Waener unb Srau
Iino BON ibrer mebrmDnatli1eu Be-
iuhsreiie in Deutiblano gefunb unb
polbebalten surifgefebrt!
3anias @itD uno surid pia
atp", Oftober II. biz 81. $3.50.
Die arpBe Shla1tbauss Girma
Gbmarsidilo & Sul3berger in 2an=
ias @itp bat ben Gnt1bluB eefaBt.
cine groBe 4altlagerungsanitalt in
in San NntoniD gu erribten nnb
awar ipq oieielbe idon balb inn @anae
iein.
Denper, Colorado Springs
unb Bueblo, elm Sabrpreis plus Soc
fir Die @unoreiie, Ottober 4. Biz 8.
uia .&atp".
San Mnt0uiD uno 8erar @ounz
tD baben Auarantdne geeer 6aDs
@ountD erfldrt. neil 0aps Go. fid)
.gemeiaert bat. Quarantine aegeu 2a<
reo0 81 erflGreu.
or MenO,-D e., unb surud
bio 80. g.. & E, October 6. bic 10.
$15.05.
Muf benz MuslteIungss Ylabe
berrlht iebt reae 9atigfeit. Sieben
Waggon'aaoungen Waidlinerie Ia
men an, nit oeren Mufftelluna man
iebt beihaftigt iii
ngeras State 6air" unb suriid,
bis IL. Oftpber $9.45.
nRatp" l21 alampsB fasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
patte ale @baueen aeaen ifda.

arm, ALIEN unb bettldaerigl Dag
mar Die Sage zines alten GDlDaten,
0ameu8 S. s. 6apens in 0eriaiues,
SbiD. Sabre lang fit er an 0ieren=
beibmeroen uno meber Mebiain nod
Nerste fonnten ibm grleidterung
DeribaHeu. SdfieBtid mabte er
einen 0eriu@ nit Electric Bitters"..
9as bramte i'm in Surgeon mieoer
ouf Die geine uno iett be3eu0t er:
SD befinoe mid auf benz We9e CUR
D5uigen Wieberberiteuuna." &c i'll
oas bette Msittel auf Groen fir 2eber-
uno Wierenleioen uno ale syDrmerl
BON Wagetlz unb D~armbeihmeroen.
Nur so Gents. @aramtiert bon ben
NpDtbefen pDn s. Galteher & Son
trn5 unn WoDfph 9rei6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
Mu NDmtractoren

iitr Die Wrabtrnua anb ben Waa gutter
SITES , 9frGRen, fOtuie ner m6tt8ea
8rii6en tn 8eEGr GDuntp, 2eEnS,
int @etra8e pom Observation-Disclosures
Dollars (@6OO,OOO(.
W~eriiegelte Mnaebote fir Die obi9e
arbeit tperoen entgeaenaenommen
in Der Nmts{tube bes g0untp.@ lerfs
Biz gum 10. October 1908, Wittaas
nm IL ubr. Diefelben mIfen aos
breifirt iein an bas 8eridt oer
County . Gommiii6re BON Berar
Gpuntg. Zeras, unb miiiien nit Der
Dbiaen Wufidrift perieben fem. Die
Dem Guntraete gu @runne 81 ~feaenoen
Ptdne unb Specifcationen iinb
pom 81. September 1903 an uDm
gountpsRihter Mobert 9. Green,
Gan Mntonip, TeTa8. su erlanaen.
0ag Gonutp bebalt iih bo8 Rebt
ppr, ieoeg einselne Der IngebDte gu.
rldauDeiieu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30

DIE HALBEN STRASSENBAHN- RATEN.

Die nsam Mmtonio xraetipn GumpanD" iuiro Sic baben ShaBsn,
oabm&aten lin aue 5bginse Der Sdbuleu bieier etatt-nitt aber ben
@rab Der 5peidnle nno ber Grammar Stbufe -nnter IS Sabreu in 8raft
treten laHen. Die Sabr~8tlette limb Hbt abertraa6ar unb nur FIT bic
Sabrt BUR sdale ano pon oeriaben aurad 81 beunseu. Sic ioerben mar
af oas SertHfeat oes betrefenbeu gtbaI srtmcipals bin ansseheut;
ino afuar in 8adesae 1pethe ie smei aidets fit ieoen 5dbultas einss isbsa
&alenber9e0Hats entbaten. Die SidetsSHder. Die mmr fit ben Wg0nat
CftDber @talN8fet babeu, perben am Neontas, ben q. September, ~
haben ien. gMie 8aher merben lie pierunbpnais 5tdes entBalten uab
iebem 8bging eiaen Dpnar aae 5ebu Gents fonems Eie uabrsnb bee
Monats Sftober nibt gebraudten gifets perben pn Der tSebgufbaft am \
gnoe bes 0eonaa oer am l. @opember in Baar einsei0n perben. Die
gerttfcats6urmuare fir bic shuk priuripale perbeu am 0pnnuaaa, sen
"a. September 8ur @usgabe fertg ien umb ioe Sdnle mmb nit 10 pielsn
60rmalaren nerieben rueroen, als Der 8rtnepai far pprausabtib erfDrs
berH1 3bait. Sober 85giaa maB Elm gernEeat pom g1aL9riacipal srbais
ten anb es Der Geeufhat etarei1en. unh spar siebsetus nit BEN Be-
trase, uelder aa 8rets fir bas ere aeDnatsssad fengissf lit So i5nsu, /
we Die etmsanen Certificate aaasefuut uerben unb isbes aidetrif BEN SO.
men os R6ufers geHeuapelt merben fam nerbeu btis Eadsr sr Bar /
aussabuag gelaneeu.
yin eerrHeaf oWa 5dbul-8raapai Dro thr aas gauge sb1Iabr Der.
laagt, a6er Der 8bsEng mus aeae gidets8hder fir iebsa siuaelasn aaIsa.
bersgRDnat tanRn. Jener gdaIRrfmetYaI fuAte paraaf iebem, bah bic
858ltage, iueldBe bsefe reDacIrfen 0fafen anaebmea, Rber be GSeaiAs
mangea beebrf wereeu, s0elde aaf Der Oandette Der GeSftTcae us
Srudt Fuas bamit fs n1t baa NeIt perwrfem, Ip9e Gidets sn tasfsa.
neil lie F9 aibt an bic 8ebtnsansen baIten. gransfer.9idds usrbsn
unter oenfelbea SeotnaaHsen mie fir aas anberen 5aDrsaHe ansseaeut
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
Was III Sss yebeu4

SIN @runoe genDmmen f6rtnen mir
bieie 5rage gar nidlt beantrpDrten.
aber mir mifien, baB es unter itrers
gen @eieten itebt. Wenr man bieie
@eiebe audi muir leint iibertritt, 10
itno Sbmersen unb 2eiben Die 5olge
bapDn. Durh unreaelmdRiaes 2ebeu
bringen mir bic Oraane in unoros
nung unb bic 50lge oao0n linb Ser
itopfung, RDpfihmers uno aeberbe.
idweroen. Or. Sings Meue aebenss
Biqen bringen bic Oraane aber balb
pieoer in Oronung. Sic mirfen
milo. aber grinblib. Sour Is Gents
in ben Gpot1eten pDn $. &afteper &
Con unb MoDlpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
9sudlen's @rut ga galte

iii weltberibmt fir lire p~unoerbare
Seilpirtuna! Sic Hbertriht age an.
oeren Salben, iebes Bflaiter uub
ieoen gallam fir 66nitte, 8rauo.
munben, @eidplre, 8ineuurm,
sSle@ten, trelienbe GAmdren, Gals
fIuB. Sieber-@ usiflag. aufgeiprun-
gene 0aut unh ale ipnftiaen @un-
ben uub Gusi9ldae. unfeblbar aeaerl
9Gmurrbpioen, Sur 9arantiert. Rur
% Gents in ben apptbefen Don s..
Ralteper St Spn unb Abplpb Dreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30

b6hit pinfbenspert fir SreoerifSs
burg unb gang Gillespie County 1T
es, baB es enblib einttal cine @iien@
babnr8 erbineuna nit Der MuBenpelt
befdme. 8te ale oeutihen @tdote
i'm Staate, 10 bat audi Srieorib8s
burg cine auageaeiGnete @bule nit
tlhtiaen 2ebrfrdften, melhe far 10
Wonate i'm Sabre DHen 1T. SIN
aansen genommen bat Srieoridsa
burg mir lebr gut gefauen, oenn
bic @innobner fino freunolidJ uno
sup0rfommenb gegenieoen Sremoen.
Sunntae frib uerlieB i'd Srie=
hrihsburg uno rift 5uerit na6 Hbeins
aulo. pD ih MittaaS BET Sreuno So
cob 80lo eintraf; nab Dem Wtittaa=
eiien uuo naboem aud mem BDnp
gut eefattert mar, rift id meiter,
BENT Serr @olb uar nit ieiner ia.
mile 81 elmer 5eitlidteit III Der
Mabe eiuaelaoen, bate Die ginlas
oune aad angenDnimen alno ml1Bte
nun gebeu. Mlio ritt idj ont Wad=
mittaa nab Der Sorm oes Serrn %.
&oennette, no id ber5lid) empiangen
puroe, ben Neit bes Sonnta9s per-
blieb uno mid bon meinen Strapaz
gen oroentlih msrubte. 6err uno
Sralt &oennede uaren reht freunos
lid uuo taten Nues, mas in ibren
&raften itauo, unt meme 8eiunbbeit
mieoer berauitellen. DDS Irinfs
maiier in 0iQespie gpuntp 1T fir
@inen, Der baiielbe nibt aemohnt lift,
bDhit 9efabrtih; benn i'd fiiblte mid
erft mieoer mobler, als ih bas Gountp
binter mir bate uno nneeres Wafier
gu trinten befam.
s. 8. V II d..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
shle6ie GessaOsu anb TEN
,,O0ne StQr" 0ter.

y0Ome Star" 8ter.
Wsiblia it es Jet 81 iabEea
Rad Dem eanbe Der 8aIgaren,
80 feia Gtrih Den 9irfen ltsbt,
go ieinsaaabarli@ Die bsiheH
gsilD bic Ripple ti@ abi9neibsn
nab IS and fetm Some &far" gisbi.
Gines aur Tam nod erretteu
9ieies 9ann BON ben DenAettsn,
IlnD bic Bat beiGnit'gen bter
Mamli9 infer aeane Star" Bier.
Nsn MeTita na tomwf bic RuaDe.
Sab es Htebr Rraafe tute @eiaRss
Vntlgas Dem Rio 0ranns siebt.
lInb isas nod IaIfem sana, serfieh;
9ieDeiI pas @sIbe Siebsr hort
8sin4ef bat iat jeben Ort
uno nod fem Rraat sahedei tporosu,
Nm e~!nsubaltea nieies MerSeu.
bod gifts Die Eea9e absamsnbea,
GO mus "a nur mad oesus Star" fennsu,
5ean e 0erlsi5ei Rraii uaD Sfagfes
SsrfSrt Der Senhe bSfe @sEfa
rlnD baIt Die Rrauf5eit aisDer,
Rertreibt He anb iGrft bic 0IieBes.
@er meoae gtaE" trinfet itib anb ipai.
Sid niemals 81 btflaBea 5at.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
gdmgerfeftsS mbilamn.

III Neu-8 raunfels, Sonntaa ben 4.
SftDber. 9ie Sc. e. & s. 8abn
ldBt an oieiem Gage orei 8aoe laus
fen: 7.30 uuo $40 80rmittaes uno
2 lbr Nahmittaes. 8urid por
Neu > 0raunfels us unb II.30
Nbenoe. SO Gents fir Die HunbreiSe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30
San Antonio
international Fair
Opens Oct. II, Closes Oct. 2S

~ Salt. cement, Sanb, Bad.
lfeine, feuerfefte Steine unb 9bDns
Tbeer unb Nspbaltpapier, 0aDpappes
3beer uno Nspbelt, Del, 9erpentin.
Sarben, @las &c. &c. itets pDrratbip
bel s. G.. 3iesmnnw. BOG Of.
Commerce Strase. atieorige 9reiie,
quite Waare iDm. aAse uno reele
Bebienung perben aarofit1rt.
Eelephpn 410
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30

General Miles lit gu mebrtas
aiesm Gelu6e in 9auaB eineetrpfs
fen. Ser General ift nit benz Gr-
9op. Q0eg an DELI peculatipnen in
Beaumont beteiliat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-30

BrObirt ualere QUEEN s8bisties
unh 8eine 81 niebrigen 0reiien.
~. Gaitanola &sgua,sWain Nue.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
HAS FIRE
Dawson Suffers a Very Se-
 we're Loss.

A Dawson dispatch dated June II says that a fire at So'clook that morning in T. c. Wilson's corrugated iron ware house, at Third avenue and Queen street, damaged s9O,OOO worth of prop erty and provisions. There was no in- surance.
 Losses are to the egg combine, com blne, comprising the following firms: N. A. T. & T. Co.,, Palmer Bros, Car roll S Sawyer, Clark X Mersereau, Charles E. Jones, Dome Commission Co, Mcdonald Trading Co.,, Dosbrisay X Co, SlO,OOO; T. c. Wilson, building and feed, $500; Carroll < Sawyer, po- tatOes, feed, oranges, s2,OOO. orches- trion, in charge of the Bank of B. N. A., 5000; Fred Baker, feed, s2OO. The origin of the fire Is unknown.
 Practically all the potatoes and eggs in Dawson were stored in the ware house. The fire department was slow in reaching the fire. The entire block was saved by Wilson's brick building which was slightly scorched.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Returns to Atlin

J. A. Fraser, gold commissioner for the Atlin district, arrived on the Prin- cess May en route to his home, Mir. Fraser says that British Columbia poli- ties are badly mixed at the present time and that the outlook Is hard to foreten. He agrees, however, with the party in power at the present time that it Is a good thing to reduce the politics oi the province to party lines By that means, he says, there will not again be such a mixup as that which conironts the people at the present time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17

Hundreds of eyes read the advertising columns of the Alaskan each day. They scan these columns closely. Business men do you want resultsy We have the proper medium. Phone 10 for the man with the rate card Co call.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
BIG FIRE
Haines People Fought the
 Luri | Leveler.

.Iaincs. June l6 The people of Haines had hard fight with fire yes terday and for a time the safety of the town was threatened. The fire came from che clearing on the site Of the military post, and by the exercise of good judgment and hard work it was kep, under control, though with the greatest difficulty
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
Bids Wanted

Estimate, wanted for moving the Moore residence from State street to Moore, park, near Pullen house. Bids fo b. l-f with Captain Moore, at his residence. 6ilt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-06-17
For Rent

Large furnished front room, with bay window, on ground floor, centrally To- caied Terms reasonable. Enquire of George F.. Howard Railroad Building