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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-17

Snbuftrie> gentren Gepplutipnsbeers
be ansulegen. Ser tbDribte gerluh
Der &eibsregierune, ourb ben Diff
5iDien GolDnialperein uno bur6 Die
bonn &eibe nit einem SabresSulbuB
BON $50, 900 unteritibte Muspanoe=
rerzI ustunftiteae Die @eaaiebenben
nab 8raitlien st1 perihleppen, miro
fib als elm Sebliblae ernpeiien. Die
europdiiben Deutlden tperoen Dem
Static ibrer bielieen Sreunbe folgen
uno na6 ben Ser. Staaten fnn,men,
NO fir piel mebr ais bunoert Wiiuio=
men fleiBiger Menihen nod @abo=
gerraum lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-17
2ofaleS.
Observation-Disclosures

Splgen6e BetitiDnen uurben Der.
leien: Son Dttn @abrmunb, bel
fib lber Die Muffiqung ppl Bau.
grun6ftiden binter Ieinem Blabt
betlagt, uDourb ueberi1meml11n.
gen entfteben f6rnen. Jrau U. Wit.
ting miinibt Der Gtaot elm oreiediges
@runbftiif fir einert Barf absutre=
ten, UNI oamit lire Steuertt 81 BE-
gleiben. Son 8. s. @embler, Der
ftb bereit ertldrt, einer Streifen
3anb fir cine StraBe smii9en @ar.
ten- uno 8reia=S traBe gu idenfen.
UDn Diirgern in Der @arters, iiblid,
BON HereioasS traBe uno BON grDsbps
StrnBe I'm Waferleitung. Son Sc.
Smitb, Der iib iber bas unnDtbige
8feifen Der 4DtDmptipen betlagt.
8un perihieoenen Biraern nm Stra=
6en.G erbeKerungen.
Die Betition pDr $. 9irlh, Der
in Der Commerce uno 6ou1tpns
StraBe Shiloer anbringer tpiu. tpire
abgeuieien.
Nub bic Petition Der @plf Cigar
rem go. aff benz Mlanp Blasa Elm
elettriib beleubteteS S@ilb ansu,
brinoer, pirb abi9ldgig beIdieoen.
Die 8uridmeiiung Der Betitiun
ppn Biirgern nm cine eleftriIbe
4nr1pe gde pDn Neu : Braunfels
Nnenue uno Burnett : StraBe tpiro
onmit b%egriinoet, oaB Die Stabt Der
elettriiben Mnftalt $50, 900 1huloet,
oab ieoeS BDgenlibt 500 per Sabr
uno ale suiamtnen idbrlih So, 400
tDiten. Der 8eriub iDn gemaHi
Ueroen, biaigere Beleuhtung gu err
balten.
DttD @erlah liefert Die uniformen
fur bic BDli5ei uno 8. WDiffnn bic
0ite. Der Termirt ift auf ben l..
Npril feftgeiebt.
Das 6ul5pfaiter miro in Der 0pu=
ftOns, 5piihen Spleoab<S traBe unb
benz Ttufie. aufgenpmmer merben,
anitntt in Der 9DlurpIasS traBe, ba
bic StraBenbabn : &ounpaQnie bort
audi rleue @eleiie Ieger1 mil.
Die 6. q. SrrigatiDns= Rumpagnie
3eigt an. oaB Der NbSuestanal fertig.
9efteut 1T.
Der Mappr madbte Die fplgenoeu
grnennungen: Sarne8 WcWfanus
superintendent Der euer, Mlarm=
Station. 2icen5>SnipeftUr, @iGiam
3rernptau. Wnrttmeifter. Suliua
8rif6. NfftftentsW arttmeifter, Seiua
GaifianD. @lerf i'm BDliaeigeriht,
". 8. Turner. Stdoti1mer 8im,
mertnnrirt, $. M. Bunoid.
Die @rnennungen pDr u. 8ibal
ole itdbtiiher TpbtengrGber uni
Gus. @rDben alS 5tpeifer Mififtent:
Marttmeiiter puroen 5uriidaelegt.
STR glaiirte 8ieeelfteine MURDER
1878 betuilIigt. DerMntrag BON
ALDERMAN Nrntpn, bob ale Departe.
tlent8s gbefS benz NuoitDr Dor ben
5. ieben MDnnts NeriGt si eritQtter
baben, tuiro arigenpmmen.
Das RDmit6 fir @ef11ftsregelr
teftebt aus ben Nlbermen Salimap
BROOM upS NiHter.
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Gs rettete ieiu Setu.

g. u. 9anfDrtb ppn Ga Grange,
Georgia. litt iehS WDnate lang an
einem furbtbaren ~frefienben Sbaoen
am Bein. Iber er ibreibt, oaB i'm
,8uflens Mrnica=S albe" innerbalb
BON 5 9aeen aebeilt babe. Sir oer=
artiee Sbdoen, pie @unoen iibers
baupt, iDmie fir 6dmDrrboiben it
oies Die bette Salbe in Der @elt.
Sour % Gents. 8u baben in Der
Nputbefe BON S. &alteber & Spbn
uno MoDlpb DretB.
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gia ganoalia, YeuniDloania=Y abm

Gin Biaet bieier 2inie eriter &laiie
nad SEEM Yurt berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in Us abin9tDn, Sal
timore uno 8bilabelpbia
einen sebntdaigen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. 9ies lit elm iebr liberales
SuaeItdnbniB.
@eeen @inaelbeiten menoe man
lih an ben unter5eihneten.
$. 8. &ilgDre,
3eiienber 8aiiagier Ngent,
LIZ Meit Srenb Blace, San Nnz
tDniD. TeraS.
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= Cine 8errentui1s mag nod 70
i6limm ober cine Nuetibune nod 70
iGuars ausieben, iie miro na1 benz
@ebraube pDn ct. Satobs Oel uers
ibwinoen. Wan tuenoe baifelbe ios
fort trdftig an.
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Ramd,t Stmd's SC 9apaua Stsarreu.

- Cine iblimme Sunaersnptb
berrlht i'm 6lterreidilhen &ronlanoe
9almatien. Sn man1en @egenoen
iit bic 0otb 10 eroB, baB Die arr1en
2eute 8aum' &iuoe eiien!
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6. sdeuermeper's Gamiliensarteu

erireut fiH peger ieiner ausge5eibs
reten &lbe bes beiten Gufes bel
6ieiigen unb Sremoen uno uiro
bementiprebeno pon Sreunoen elmer
auter beutiben Soft fart Patrons
iirt. Delitateiien Der SaiiDn ent'
ipre1eno. WilbereiprDoufte aaer
Mrt. SIM Salppn finoet man iteta
friibeS Bier. quite Weine. 2iqu0re
uno gigarren. Sbeuermeper's So
milienaarten lift elm @rbolunasplat
eriter &la1ie.
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g. u. & u. q. Sabn.
on 4 &

No I.
Nab guerD, goafum, 6Dufton unb @al-
beftDn, taglth. ............9:l0 Tprul.
Wab Corpus gbrifi, &ofport un6 Bee
billie tdglth. .2.40 STADIUM.
Wab 85rne unb &errniae, tdslih......
1926 Born.
Mntunft.
Bon guero, goafum, 9ouiton unb @al>
beitDn, taglt6. ..........7:16 Mbenos.
Bon Corpus gbriii, Stockport un6 8ee<
bile td9lib.. .1:45 Nahm
Bon 8brtte nnb 8errbile. tdeli6...:.
...... Mbenbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-17

= Wor Der Militdrifden @eleaz
f1aft in Berlin belt Capt. @urm.
bab, pelber Dem Nomiralltab Der
Warine in Berlin suaetbeilt lift, ei>
men 8prtraa, in melhem CT ertlarte,
Der militdriihe @ertb Der unteriees
boute iei p%Drldufia 10 aering, baB es
iib fir 9eutiblano niht lobne,
Mabe uno @elo auf foitipieliae
8eriuhe NIT oenlelben 5u permenoen
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Giienbabn Tabr=Ylan.
S. u q. u. 1abn.
Whfn hrt

Nab aIen rbsSeras<8untten ........
7.35 GDrm.
Nab ct. 9puis, Mempbis unb benz
Often ....... .12.3O WttttagS.
Mab Nprb<Seras, @anta Sc unb Sriscn>
Yunften. ................S.l0 NbetoS.
Nab ct. Souls, @acD unb benz Often
900 Mbenbs.
Nab 2arebo unb Merico.. 800 Bprm.
Nnfunt t.
Bon ct. 2Duis unb benz Often .7.3O BORN.
@Dn NDrbsgeras, Santa Sc unb SriscD.
fAttLLStt . . = SOLAt.
Son lDcaler 8untten .......8.45 Nahm.
Bpn ct. Souls unb benz Often LAO Mbbs.
Bon 9arebD unb Sheriff.. -. r. 10 Na1m.
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2m ~berfamfem!

200 Ider Sarm in Hictpria Co.,
2ano in @ncinal Co., 8aulteuen in
Gan Gntonio. 500 Mder betp&fer.
bareS 2ano nabe Der Staot.
Nrel Weeriheiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-17

= unier 2ager BON Sarben uno
Tapeten lit angetommen nne 1T
qualitatip bas bette i'm Marfte. uns
iere Guspabl BON Tapeteu entipribt
benz mDoerniten @elhmad uno un-
iere 6arben iino rein uno Sril6.
@ebt uns einen 8rDbe@I uftrag.
Nnferiun & Anterior n,
1877 uno 219 Sitz6oultonsS traBe.
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i'm @arten=D iftritt bes Staates. 4es
lunobeit uno &lim,a uniibertroHei.
BiIiae 2anbereien fir ben Jarnter.
Warfteartner, Obft- uno 9iebaadter.
0eaen ginselbeiten tpenoet&uh an
s. s. Martin. g.. R. a.,
San Intpuio. Teraa !,
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gpmtbern 9acific 8abm.

Nad Netp Orleans, Suuiton unb Gal
pe5tDn t1glih.. .12:15 Mittng8,
unb 900 Mben6S. ..............E.....
Wah 81 Baip, g~alifornien unb Merifp
$3.50 &prt1.
Mab NDrb<EeTas, ct. Souls unb gbica<
go katy Flyer. .......8:30 GbenbS.
Mnfunt.
8Dn Norosge1as, ct. Souls unb Chicago
katy Flyer 800 MDrgenS.
Bon Stem Orleans, Soutoh unb Cal
befon td9lib.. .7.30 MorgenS
unb $40 Hafm.
Bon 81 8aio. galifornten un6 Merito
500 Mbenb8.
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W. 8. & =. 8abm.

Mbfabrt.
Wab @aco, Sort Wortb, Dallas. &anIas
gitp, ct. Souls un6 Chicago, tdglib,
(Suniet 9epot) .......8. $50 Mor9ens,
un6 500 Mbenbs.
Mntunt:
Bon Chicago. ct. 2DuiS, &anias gitb,
Dallas, Sort Bortb mnb Wac0. tagfih
(Smn5et OepDt) ........7.45 WDroens,
unb $50 Mbenbs.
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Saat= &orn nno Saat@& artofeln.

Sertiee Qnitrib Sarben gu $l.25
per @aaone. 8ahter BON feine1
g. g. @eiBen 2egbornsS abnern.
S. A. SEED & PAINT COMPANY,
s. s.. &ipps, @igentbimer.
528 Marfets StraBe. 9elepben 800.
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Die n@ahi. Nrbeiterata."

Die nSdbi. N~rbeiterste." in
Dresden min aus gutter Queae in gr=
fabrun9 gebrabt baben. oaB @iron,
Der nerabibieoete 2iebbaber Der
friberen &rDnprinaeliin 2Duiie, in
bas Trappiftentlpfter gu Minone, in
Der belgiiben Brupina D1tsSlanoern,
eingetreten iei. @roBes Mufieben
unb SnoignatiDn erregt unter Der
idhiilben BepDlferunrt Der @nt@
fbluB Der &eaierung reip. bes id11ie
ihen 9ofeS, BON Der @erDHentlibung
Der urtbeilsorunoe i'm Sheiounass
pro5eiie bes &ronprinaenpaares Qb'
itano gu nebmen. 5umal oieie Ser
6fentlidung wieoerbDlt in Nusiibt
aeitent D0roen. Ser umftano bat
rur oa5u beigetragen, Die Spmpa=
tbien oeS Bottles BON Neuem Der in
2inbau weilenoen B~rinaelitn su5u=
tuenoen. NuS 8riifiel eagegen pirb
9emeloet: Gnbre @iron beitreitet, ba6
er bic Nbiibt babe, WDnb gu rperz
ben. @r iagte ferner. bic Trennu1g
BON ieiner @eliebten. Der friberen
aroaprinaeiiin. iei nur cine tempo
rdre unb iei burb Die beporftebenoe
@ntbinoung Der Brinseliin bebinat
tpDroen. Ct erflGrte nit GROCER gnts
ihieoenbeit, oaB fie fih ipfort nad]
Der @ntbinoung auf INNER pereinis
gen unb gemeinibaftli9 nab Mmerifa
austuanoern rperoen.
Die 3ueeitdnoniiie bes &ei6s=
fan5lerS @rafen Bhlotp an Die Sea-
tboliten besielib oes Seiuitenoroens
bat ben Born proteitantiiber gife>
rer erregt, Die iib nun nit perl6nli=
den @eibern unb Seinoen bes Sang
lers su elmer 8erihp6rune aegeu
oenielben geeinigt baben. WGre
nidt Der &aifer nit Billions 8olitit
ppuftdnoig einperftanoen, 10 udren
bic Gage besielben als &eibsfansler
aeaablt.
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wrunseiseutbnms : uebertrasmmsem,


@. 8. Ortb uno Gnbere an Seq
g. 2amrn. 1880 Nder 2anb. unge=
fdbr Is Meilen iao6itlih pon Der
Staot, $3.50.
Gbas. 5. Blpbeburg an Inna
Diener, 2 @runoitide in Gaft gnb,
$3.50.
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9r. Sames s. Simblep,
6idss @ebduoe.
Speeialiit fit Maie, sails II. Obr.

Spreh Stunoen BON 10-12 ubr
gormittaes, 3-5 ubr &admittags.
SonntagS: BON 10-11 ubr 8orn,.
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Gulf Sbure 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Nad 9apernia, Gutberlanb Springs,
Stodbale, tdgliB,. ........ 800 Born.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale. Sutberlanb Springs unb
Gapernia, tdalidb, .......2:30 NaGn1
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3etratbS Ghetu.

9ermaan 8rebte uno Mrs. Mart
Spbnipn.
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tpniD, Berlebuna am gein; g..
8runspid bon ct. Souls, leihte
Quet1bung.
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3andt 5ind's SC Sapana @tearrem.
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SiiOweftteras miini9tG n4

@enn Sbr @uh ireenbmu r,ieoer'
laiien mollt, tbut es entlang Der 2is
ME Der
Gatt Mmtpmip & MramSds
Yak 8ahn,
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The Bell JeWeIry Co

227 WEST-coMMERcE-sTRlssE.
gr0Bte suslpabl bon Sutelsn, @olo= uno SLIDER.
maaren aler Mrt. 16,i,1ip
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8amd,t stnd's Sc Sapama sisarrem,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
GABLE TO CHINA.

paoife Commercial Company 20 Con-
meet Manila with Shanghai.
San Francisco. July 10 The Pacific
Commercial Cable company viii lay q
cable from Manila to Shanghai ana
surveys for the work viii shortly DC
made. r. Lucas, the engineer who has
charge Of the laying Of the cable from
Honolulu to Manila, has arrived here.
In discussing the project Mr. Lucas
said:
THE cable undoubtedly VIII be ex-
tended from Manila to China. for sueh
was the intention when / left England
to begin the work Of connecting Homo
lulu with Manila Shanghai has been
selected as d terminus Of the wire. The
steamships Anglia ana Colonia win re
turn home, and one will then be sen
out with the cable which is to connect
Manila and Shanghai
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
TRUE PREVENTIVE
OF HAY FEVER
Hyomd Destroys Germs Of the Disease
and Keeps People Well.

There can be little or no doubt as to
hay fever being germ disease Is, too,
one disease where prevention Is much
easier than cure.
AN who are subject to this disagreeable
tronble should use Hyomel daily for at
least two or three weeks before the time
of their annual attack. IN this way the
ANNOYING paroxysms Of sneezing, running
at the nose and watery and smarting eyes
can be avoided.
This remarkable discovery makes il
posslbIe for anyone to breathe air at
home which is almost identical with that
AZ the Adirondaeks or White Mountains.
or other resorts where hay fever sufferers
90 20 escape their trouble
II. however, Hyomei has not been
used until the disease has begun, It Isl
necessary TO use it more frequently, az
least half dozen times daily, ana Hyo.
mel Balm should be rubbed into the nos
trils both morning and night This treat
ment will relieve al once and will effect a
cure in nearly every case.
Rickert & Wells have q complete line
Of HE Hyumei goods and win sell an outfit
Of inhaler. Hvomei and medicine dropper
for Sl00 and win also agree to refund
the money If the treatment does not give
satisfaction. ~@sssss
DO not try to cure hay fever by dosing
the stomach. Breathe Hyomei and In
that way the medication win reach the
minutest air cells in the nose, throat and
lungs, soothe and healthe initiated mucous
membrane, and prevent and cure all hay
fever troubles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
CITY
INVESTED.
Venezuelan Government War Ships
Lie OF Ciudad Bolivar.
OUR FLAG IN EVIDENCE
Flying over Private Houses In be-
Ieaguered City Rnd on Steamers Cap
tured by Revolutionists-HeaYX
Firing Heard at soledad.

soledad. Venezuela July 16.-Ehe
government war vessels Zamora, Res
labrador. Miranda and Yentre DC
Mayo. with four small craft in tow, ar
rived Off Ciudad Bolivar without incl
dent. The torpedoes placed by the
revolutionists In the 0rloco river did
not explode when the feet passed
them.
Ciudad Bolivar presents an extraor
binary appearance. On all the govern
ment buildings the white Dag, the en-
blem Of the revolutionists, is hoisted
and more than 225 American, German
French. British and other ensigns are
flying over private houses. From
distance the city appears to have been
decorated for a holiday,
At p. m. firing was heard north Ct
Ciudad Bolivar, and Immediately aft
erward i've river steamers recently
captured by the revoludonists, the ma
jority of which are the property Of the
ornoeo Steamship company, the others
being owned By American crocodile
and bird hunters, hoisted the American
Dag. But ten minutes later the fags
were lowered by order Of the revolt
tionists.
Rebel Emfssary Seeks Gomez.
AT 5 d u. the steamer Socoro, dis,
playing a flag Of truce, left Ciudad
Bolivar and went alongside the yene-
xuelan war ship Bolivar, the flagship
Of General Gomez, commander in chief
OF the government forces, on board OF
which vessel conference took place
between the priest who left Cludad
Bolivar and visited La Selma, on the
opposite bank OF the 0rinoco Saturday
bearing an American flag and a fag
of truce. and other personages At
! D. M. the Socoro returned to Ciudat
Bolivar with letter from Genera
Gomez. AT the same hour heavy ar
tillery and rifle firing was heart
south Of Ciudad Bolivar
The night passed without further in
cldent.
shortly before 8 o'clock the govern
ment troops commanded BY Genera
RiYes the first lieutenant Of Genera
Gomez. were under arms about fifteel
minutes march from Ciudad Bolivar
ready to begin an attack on the city
! A strong battery Of guns had been q
tablished on a hill overlooking Ciudai
Bolivar and was preparing to open fir
on that part Of the city where all I'd
ammunition recently received by Ger
eral Rolando the revolutionary CON
mander, Is stored
It has been learned that many we
men and children escaped from Ciuda
Bolivar before the arrival OF the COY
eminent troops Among those wer
many foreigners
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16

Alleged Einc6maiier ~ Lady Cook
Suspected Of Murder.

Alleged Hiackmaiier 81 Lady Cook
Suspected Of Murder.
London, July I0.-J II. wallace, for /
merry secretary Of the late Sir Francis
Cook, who recently achieved great no
torietg here in connection with bis
suits for libel against Lady Cook, Tor
merry Miss Tennessee Cladin Of New
York, has been arrested in connection
with the mysterious death of his wife.
She was found dead in their fiat, while
Wallace was discovered lying on the
door with his throat cut
Wallace was taken before a magis-
trate and charged with attempted sui
eide. While in the dock he was seized
with a tit. The case was adjourned
On March Wallace obtained a YER
dict in the court Of kings bench for
S., $50 damages for libel against Lady
Cook, who was charged with accusing
Wallace Of conspiracy to circulate ru-
mors that Sir Francis had died an I'M.
natural death with the object Of black
mailing her
june IL the appeal court granted an
application for a retrial Upon that
occasion counsel for Lady Cook con
tended that Wallace had alleged that
she had extorted from Sir Francis a
check for 100000 under the threat Of
exposing a liaison, and further that his
death, which occurred Feb. H. 1901,
had been due to a blow struck By Lady
Cook in their home
Counsel asserted that these state.
ments, not brought out at the first
trial, were made by Wallace with q
view of terrorizlng Lady Cook The
master Of the rolls in delivering the
| judgment characterized Wallace's suit
as blackmailing action, and said the
verdict should not be allowed to stand
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
sIur,Iered II Tehuantepee.

San Bernardlno, Cal, July 16.-P. L
Straight, former telegrapher at Ora
Grande, on the Santa Fe road in this
county, is believed to have been muir
dered on the isthmus Of Tehuantepec
He resigned his position at Ora Grande
to 90 to Mexico, and later became
superintendent Of a rubber plantation
IN Tehuantepee It is said that Straight
had incurred the enmity Of the poems
Friends Of the missing man are pre-
pairing to place the matter before thu
state department
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
Alcohol Secretly Added to Liquid Kidney
Remedies.
KIDNEY WORT TABLETS
Jacob Alfonce Passed Kidney Stones for Three
Years-The Tablets Cured Him.

Jacob Alionce. 50 Pearl street, Lynn, Mass,
writing Feb %, 1908, says Kidney Wort Tab
lets have given me great relief and In wonder
fully short time. have passed kidney stones
fol three years. bot since using KidneY-Wcrt Tab
lets the pain 10 back and sides has left me, and
feel hundred per cent better.
AT the first suspicion Of baczache, loss
Of appetite, cloudy, milky colored or fra.
grant urine, swelling Of hands or feet
hloating, rheumatism, constipation, head
aches, shortness of breath or dizzy feelings,
OF If compelled to get up in the night to
make water, make this test: Let youi
morning water stand in glass If it is
milky, cloudy, high colOred Or contains q
reddish sediment, your kidneys are dis
ordered or diseased Kidney-Wort Tab
lets exactly suits such symptoms You
may be sure Of getting well if you take
the Tablets regularly.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16
SHAW AT SYCAMORE HILL,


Charles j. Bonapnrte Also a Guest OF
the President
Oyster Bay, n. y, July To- secre
tary OF the Treasury Shaw is tile guest
Of President Roosevelt at Sycamore
Hill he came here to discuss with
Mr.. Roosevelt some matters Of impor
lance in his department. He has just
returned from the middle west, where
he went to conduct some investigations
relating to the treasury department
Concerning these he desired to talk
with the president
In addition to Secretary Shaw,
Charles j. Bonaparte Of Baltimore, Ray
stannard Baker, the magazine writer,
and II. II. Kohlsaat Of Chicago were
guests OF the president and Mrs.
Roosevelt at luncheon. Mr.. Bonaparte
is one Of the special counsel Of the gov.
eminent appointed recently by the
president to assist IN the prosecution
Of the cases against the indicted post
Office officials. Since his appointment
Mr.. Bonaparte has investigated the
cases carefully, and the presidents de
sire to discuss them with him led t.
Mr.. Bonaparte's invitation to visit sag
amore Hill
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16

The most wicked use alcohol was ever
put to is when secretly added TO liquid
kidney remedies. II creates kidney di-
seases and prevents recovery.
A general awakening to this harmful
effect Of alcohol in liquid kidney remedies
resulted IN DR.. Pettingillis Kidney-Wort
Tablets without the drawback Of ALCOHOL,
an Acknowledged specific for all kidney
diseases, that Is today curing kidney, liver,
bladder and urinary troubles in way no
liquid alcoholic remedy ever succeeded In
doing.
Why run the risk Of chronic kidney
trouble and death BY taking a kidney rem
edy known to contain a virulent poison
when Kidney-WoTt Tablets are obtainable
at every drug store and contain nothing
that can interfere with a steady improve
ment? The Tablets have never failed to
check kidney diseases in the young and
the old.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-07-16

Mail Adviees Say II Is srore Likely
Than Ever.

Mail Adviees say IL Is More Likely
Than Ever.
victoria, 3. c., July According 70
advices received by the steamer En-
press Of India the crisis Ia the far east
is close to 4 breasing point, and even
the most conservative journals fear
war will result as the outcome OF Rus
sian-C Chinese intrigues Many newspa
pers are urging an appeal to arms.
The Picking correspondent ot the
Mainlchi says ~ Lessar's reference 70
Russian preparedness is taken to mean
that troops are now at the Yalu and
that the force along the coast Of the
Yellow sea Is in sufficient strength
The Russian minister TO Picking also
says that he has received adgIces from
Admiral Alexief that all defensive
measures IN view Of possible Japa-
nese invasion have been completed
along the coast Of the Yellow sea and
the Korean frontier
The United States fleet is still Aft
Chefu, and the japanese squadron IS
cruising in northern waters.
Advices from south China report that
the rebels IN Kwangsi are now stronger
than ever They have established a
provisional governments The rebels
are said to be governed by the reform
party, which has branches III America
They look upon the district where the
provisional government Is established
as the headquarters Of great rebellion
soon 10 commence.