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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
OFF TO ADVERTISE CUMBERLAND
Manager Jacob and B. J. Ford Left
Yesterday Morning.

Manager j, L jacob, OF the hotel
Cumberland and B. ]. Ford, of the
b. & B., left yesterday morning for
for POINTS on the road in the interest
of Cumberland, and they viii be away
for about a week.
These two hustlers will visit Cor
dele, Douglas. Fitzgerald, Montezuma,
DELLA a1S many other points on the
Brpnswl - Birmingham and Allan
Tic & Birmingham railroads. They
took along some good advertising mat
ter. and it is expected that their trip
will result in many people from the
above named cites coming to Cumber-
land during the summer.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
Veterans TO Meet.

The Glynn county veterans are call
ed to meet this afternoon at the office
of DR.. w Is Burroughs Some i'm
portant business is to be transacted
and a full attendance is urgently re
-nnaStcd
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
IOYABLE DAY.
B. q 3. WAITING ON STEEL RAILS
Grading tas Been compi9ted froT
Wray to OoiI.1.

sFtay " SN''' -
The Douglas Breeze has the follow
ing concerning the construction worl
on the B. fb& B:
IAN the grading work Gu the B. & 3
railroad between Wray on he A. & 7;
and Ocilla has been fnislod, we learn
and the road-builders are only waitins
for rails with which TO compete the
work We learn, however, that {
steamer from Baltimore is on the wa!
with a cargo Of rails which is eX
pected at Brunswick every day. Al
ter these are received the WORK VII
be finished Gt once.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
Mayor crovatt Returns

Mayor Crovatt returned last night
from New York, Boston, Baltimore
and other cities, where he has leen
for The past two weeks, on a com
bined trip of business ana pleasure
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
Some Beat Raocs.

ii is more than probable that some
interesting boat races will be held
either here Or off ST. Simon on the
glorious Fourth ana some of the ow
ners OF boats are already making ar
rangemnts for the same. There is
quite number Of fast boats here and
if the race is held it viii be interest
ting.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02

BETWEEN EXCELLENT SURF
BATHING, WHOLESOME SPORTS
AND GOOD DANCING, THE AVER
AGE PLEASURE SEEKER WILL
FIND NEXT WEDNESDAY AN EN-
JOYABLE DAY.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
NEeRoe STOLE a SACK OF DAT.

Ben Sullivan Was Getting Away With
Sig Load
Ben Sullivan, colored, was arrested
by Officer Wilcher yesterday morning
and placed in jail on the charge Of the
larceny Of a 85ck Of oats
Sullivan i employed at the livery
stables a }. w Thomas. and yes
terdayb was seen over in the lot
@"r~ Ing with a large sack OF
was trying to get away
Titchen saw the negroC
T -"~~ that HI
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02

WANTED-Position in a wholesale
grocery as a bookkeeper. Address M,
care the News
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02

J, A. Foster, Of St Simon. was here
yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02

" NJ, Virgins, of WaynesvflIe
among the visitors to the CITY was
terday, yes
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02

J. H. Nicholson and r. L. Will
Jams, Of St. Simon. We're in the city
yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
NOTICE..

The cottages at the old hotel site on
st. Simon island have recently been
put in good repair and we are offer
ing them for rent at reasonable rates.
There is a fine artesian well on the
premises and the best part of beach
on the island for surf bathing Call
.Au or address.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1903-06-02
J. A. MONTGOMERY s CO,

Real estate anG :ns1:sLce agel.s.
302 Gloucester street. 'Phore 13473.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

die iih friber fir 9id 10 lebr inter-
eliirten, uiiien nDlen, rpie bas neue
8fero beiBt, 10 min iGt bier leinen
Hamen nennen: Nlio Der NadfolQer
9ids beiBt n6ero". 0as if bod Elm
blbid)er Same ni9t mal]r?
Sim ndhiten Mprgen ndhln ib
SerD, 9if unb meihe vinQtfauiten
S%tebeniad]en unb rltt nad) 0nuie.
6ero muBte ih erft cine 8Dde lang
gut init &orn fitttern, ufn i'm fir
Die lanae Geife porSubereiteu, benn
lein friiberer @iaentiinler batte, mie
er mir la9te. Dem Bferbe fein SDrn
9efiittert, uno obne 0aiielbe gebt es
nun<einmal nidt. 9urn qiebt Dem
1iere 8raft.
Ntn 5. October trat ih baum meme
iebi9e Eeile an uno Fam AM barauf=
fulgenoen Gage nah 6oltet8uiqe,
Dem County, SIP oDn 4ooaca 60.
Wein eriter Be1ud in 6nlIetsoiqe
gait ether ELECTROMAGNETIC, 10
man Barbershop nennt, unit meiu
5peiter Belud meinem lieben often
5reunbe 6errn sSrant lltbig, luel=
der sur Belt Shriftleiter Der rDat-
letspiller @abridten 1T unb in iei>
ner freien Belt .utren reparirt poer
audi Surge auspubt unb perfauit,
penn 0eraoe eii1 iDlder oebrond]t
miro. Bas 10 Elm 2anorebaeteur
bod alIes fir Nebengeibafte bot!
Sea, Sreuno 1lbi9 freute lidl tDniQz
lldl, ole ib in lein Sanctunl, mel
dies er feline n0Dble" nennt, eintrot.
p@ott, Do iino Sic ihou", laate er,
neben babe id i'll Der n6reien Breile"
aeleien, oaB Sic Haooca So. berei=
fen uno boffte. oaB Sic nun mobl aud)
balb einmal bierberfommen piirbea."
Nab turser yeariibuna unb gpcs
itelluna oes Berionols bet Oalets=
uiaer Nuhridlten nerabibieoete id)
mid mieoer. um audi Elm tpenie fir
ben luneren Weniden su iorQen,
oenn es mar Wtittag.
&. 6. Buih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20
GFuSs an das Lone Star Bier.

Die otteii 3eut{hen, tuie befount,
&eritauben Ben GenuB,
&nn ibnen lo9t in einem Gano
Ser 9i6nler Cactus:
Sen &agaQrQp6 glJ ben pfleqten lie
Nn lIfer &ater 9tbeins,
N1tf 8Grenbdut' Iich leeten tic
llHo trqnten itets nod] Gins"
hub bieie Site fort6efe6t
Sis auf ote beut'9e Belt.
Der 9urit, ct lit mod nidbt nertpebt,
@r berricht nDdb fpett uno brett.
Nur braudlt man ntcbt Die 8Grenhout,
8enn LONE STAR ma qenieBt;
Mar bot 4ald1te iebt erbQut,
$50 oiele 9ucle 1ieBt.
Die ~Sreunbidbnft uns 8niammenfilhrt
SD manden lte6en 3aQ.
Gar fbflicl III Iich omiilirt
Sel'it 9teo, bet'tn JeItgelog',
gSenn 6ann in DDllen Sumpen bfinft
Sas LONE STAR frilt6 uno flor,
9os 9ieo fret aus Der &ehfe ortnet.
SD frdfti9, rein un0 tpo6r.
9Dd) bat ma andre @riube aucb
9as LONE STAR Sier gu t%rinfehr;
9enn einmol lit es Der @ebraudb
Sin Sreuno, Der tut uns !uinfen =
Wfan liebt ia Die @eleliefeit
So fiber ale MaBen!
Gin 3runf bes Menicben 6er8 erfreut-
@nr5unl, mon fann's nidt laiien.
9'rum SnncS tar 0icr. On @Dttertrauf
9u SrDft in aHen Qpinpn
9senn tcb geIun6 bin ooer fronf,
SD 1n6dte Sid nicbt nteiben;
Oh biit ein SrDlt gu jeoer Belt,
0aS bot Su oft betutelen,
Drum bin ih gar gu germ bereit,
Nfs 6reuno 8idl sl begriiBen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20
0ie Steiner nub bic @robell.


8eiuh i'm Ioritbaus. Gin 6rialingstag,
@Dlboriines 9iht iiber'nt 8ubenbQg.
INTERIM Obftbayn, noa roi9er 8lilten>
lait,
Solten Die @rDBen M~ittagsraft.
SIN bliibenben Sober, gans beritecft.
SIT fir bic 8leinen oer Slid eeoecft.
5aust6ebterlein 5dhlt juf iieben Sabr /.
@eipunnenem @olbe alei6 fliebt ibr Spar
Sn 5auiiaen 9oden gum @urtei oidJt
Ino Nueen bot lie-lp grDB unb liebt,
SiiB<Iheu, pie lie elm Gehlein bat.
M1ein Der Bengel aus ber Staof.
Der lieft unb ibueiat. Gin 8ub bon
5ebn-
Wns film Rlern bic ib6nlien Wugen oen?!
@eriunfen eortS in fein Wdrcbenbudl,
9iimnelt Ell iid auf benz ipeiBen 9tb
unb bdlt, baB nidbts inn itDrt Die Stub
Sid felt nod beibe Sbren gu.
Dem Sirnfein lit CANA trauri9 su Mutb,
Der eroBe Sunae gefdllt ihr 10 gut
@ie Inn bas Mu9e beim 4eien flammt |!
l1no bic Wnn9e-i0 %Tloui1ig iuie. Bfiriid1z
iarnmt
Sic lam nibt anbers = eans 5art nnO
Ieiht
Sbr Sdnblein ihm iiber bic seanqe
&Geidbt
Ct fahrt emppr-blutrpt bic Stirn-
CT TART Tie an, Die feline Dim
ltno ruft, in6em er Suriid iie9 bieat:
n0u BAIT wpt ihpn lang feike
@brfei9e 'trte9t?"
3rublf Sabre. 5ogen i'm 5luse ourbei
limb tuieoer labt uno leurbtet Der 0fai
Beluh i'm SDrfbons. Ser 8uchenbaq
8pa 6pnnenfunfeln uns 5infenihlae,
unterim Sbtboum ppu roiiaer Bliithen,
lat
6nlten bic Mlten Mittagsron.
Die beiben Sungen aehn lieber su 3rpei'n
Sn Die eoibgriine, lofenoe @ilbniB hin~
EN-.
(Saustpbter. beut lieft bein @ait nidbt
mebr.
limb Bro bu tauienb Bnber inn berl)
Still manbern bic amei burh ben idpit.
len Quit.
Sin uno pieber 6er andud ruft,
Bilbtauben gurren, i'm Dididbt peritedt.
Gin 8eblein remit iiber ben @ee err
l@redt,
Bfaue 9lDdenblumen niden i'm @inb,
SiiBidJtuiilsr 3auber iein Ser5 u%nipinnt.
Or tann nif)t anbers - oana cart uno
leiBt
Seine 9anb ihr iiber bas @olbbaar 1rettbt.
Sic fdhrt empur a8as fdnt SbneH emp
@leicb febren mir nm iebt = Stride muB
{ein!"
Ct aber iintt ldd)elno por ibr auf's &nie.
SD iieb mid, Serrin. i'm Staube bic e
Sic laht: .@leih lcfien mein &leih Sic
log
SDlhe 8uBe, mein 9err, lit mir gu grpb.."
or abes ipriat nit ernItem @eIidbt:
Cine fletnere Bube. bic hab' th ntdt
go iueebieln mir tie, niofht's Sbnen nihts
aus
9rei yfleine &iiie" befomm' id5 beraus."
llnb wie er tie an iih 5iebt gum &uB,
@arum lie tuobf plbblib lacben mu6 T?
Sic rNft-inbem lie aurif fid biegt:
.0u bait mol ihDn lang feline
9brfeige 'triest2"
e. ReIa.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20
Sin Sicnete=ltujaU

oerurlabte cine ibmerslihe 8unSe
ant 8ein pDn S. 3. Srner in Jranfz
fin @rDpe, 81. Sc biloete 1id cine
uberaus bartnadige @eihmulft, mel
he bier Sabre lang trob qlIer ernitli=
hen Gemibunaen uidt peiben
mDllte. Damn fibrte aber 8udlens
Mrnica-S albe cine poaitdnoiee 6ei.
lung berbei. Oieielbe 1T ebenlp gut
fir Brano< uno Bribipunoen, mie
0autnusiblase uno 6am1lrbDioen.
sSir IS Gents in ben NpUtbefen pDn
s. &alteper uno SDn uno bon N6.
OreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20
Die @ttbasSii1 i'm Samie nit srus
per Webrbeit algenpmmen.

Die 8iu CUR Durdiubrung oes
Eecipr0citdtS. Bertrages nit Der Nez
publif Cuba lit i'm Observation-Disclosures.
t)auIe an9enDmmen mDroen unb apor
nit Der gang ullermartet grDBen Wa=
joritdt BON 1886 ge9en q Stimmen!
Die I%6ltimmuug erfolgte eenau
our porber fgitgeiebten Belt, uno smar
ourch @rbeben pDn ben Siben unb
Dbne namentli6e Wbititnmung. 9od
oerlautet, oaB fib Die Minoritdt fait
81 9leidben Ieilen aus Bertretern
beioer 8arteien Suiammengeiebt
babe.
Der Minuritatsflbrer @iGiams
uerludte es bis sulebt, cen oft err
mabuten beiben Announcements sur
p0rlie9enDen 8iq @eltuna au oer=
ibaffen, aaein obne grfolg.
Die ShfuBsD Dissolution iiber Die
Gtll mar feine b~elonoers aufreeenoe.
boob feblte es ibr aud feiiesmegs an
intere1iaateu @ln8elbeited.
So erfidrte Der Hepubfifaner Sep
burn BON Soma, elmer Der aneeieben>
item Barteifuhrer, er tperoe suar fir
Die Bill itimmen, aaein Dbne ieoe
Spur Don gegeifterune. la eigentlih
nur pioerftrebenb. @r tonne nift
eialebeu, marum mir Den @ubanern
nod Oanf idlulbig ieien nno ibnen
~geeeniber Gerpf1i9tungen einsulDien
batten Das lei ooh eber umsefebrt
Der Sau. Dettn man beoenfe, baB Die
Yer. Staaten-gana abgeieben BON
ben Spfern an Observation-Disclosures
$500. 600, 900 perausgabt batteu, um
ben gubanern Die 5reibeit uno I'M
abhanaigfeit gil nerihaHenl 8pl
CLAUDE aud er an bic @eiabeit Der
Geciprocitats : BDlitit = aberin Der
Jornl, pie Wc&inlep iie befirportet
babe, uno stpar nod am Gage Dor
lelnem 3ooe, inieiner lebten in Buf=
falo gebaltenen, off ~ertpdbnten Hebe.
Der Democrat 5ufser bon Stem
0Drt ertllrte, er meroe ebenfags fir
Die Sill ltimmen unb aun Dbne groBe
Wegeilterune, aber oieielbe eriheine
linn in SDlGe Der in 8Dri1laq gez
bra6ten garif= &etx,tiDn peniaitens
als elm flarer Shritt in Der rihtieen
&i1tunel
BiUiQtis mari ben &epublitanern
Snfoniequens por. Nnftatt Der 90
prDsentigen ReouttiDn Der cubani-
iben 3oQ=Heten lDllten lie bod lies
ber in bic auaemeine 3oQs Reui1iOn
einnitliaen, Die ia aub bon einem
Teile i5rer eiaenen &artei befirupr=
tel plroe ano burb malde lie am
belten ben aegen Tie ger1a9ten WDr.
murf ablbtpaben fDnnten, oaB es
ibnen init ibrem Sample aeeen Die
FRUITS ni1t @rnit fell
Hahoem oarn nod @iqiamS einen
Nntrag eingebrgbt bate, bic Sid OH
ben GusiduB fir Mittel uno 8eee
5uriidsuperpeiien, bamit beriefbe Die
in 8urfhlag eebradten @menbements
nod einmal ourbberate - pelher
Intrae aber nit 1913 segen 155
Stimmen abaelebnt nnroe err
folate Die Nnnobme Der BiQ in
benz oben angeeebenen Stimmeus
SerbdltnlB.
IuS 6apana miro mit9eteilt, DAB
oies 4"bftimmungs 8eiultat bolelbit
eroBe 8efrieoiaune serliriagt babe.
Wton erblidt BARN, heiBt es, bic Or
fiqung Der &eriprehunoen Mc8inz
lens uno ieiner COMMUNICATION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20
Mau beraetie nld)t menn
6Dls n0tie 1T = gu t~etepboniren en-
r3eras @ooo & Goal 60" Mites
Sci. 1874. Reues Eel. $40.
Geo. 8. 8earo.
9eihdftsfiihrer.
@ebt ouf Sure glieren Obodt

8ebt auF Gure glieren Obadt:
BON ibrer 8eibaffenbeit bdngt Die
@elunobeit oes S6rpers gum groBeu
Teile ab. Sic 5ieben Die 6arnIdure
aus Dem Blute, peldes Die Bright
ihe Sranfbeit uuo Die @alIeriubt
ueruriad)t, uenn iie nidlt ausoeldies
ben miro. r&rinIen Nf6 Bit
lit Elm erIolgrei9es Rieren
6ellmittel. @8 BELT uno frdItiat,
re9uliert Die Qeber, 1timuliert ben
Wasen urlo reiniat ben Darn : aa.
mai. Gs oerhineert IMP belt Die
Bright id)e arantbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

8or 8atarrb muBt gu glrb lorg,am
hiiten, Der cur Schpinolurbt foir6, an Der
bic Suaenb itirbt. ~ enn Der @urin
idOn na9et an ben 8llten. uer iii Sor,
81 tpdbnen. oaB er ME per6irbt?" laot
S6ifer. Sait On Did ertdttet, uno tritt
llnperoeuliGfeit, 8Dpftpeh uHb cine 8eihe
tueiterer 9eioen Elm, oeren eineS immel
bic urinhe oeS anoeren 1T. 10 tuile, bag
iib bieien uebelu ourh ben @ebraudl Der
ST. Bernard Irauterpillcm fidler porbeu-
gen tdBt, 6dr % Gents BEL Npothetern
All hQben.
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..

Sic @abimiible uno Gin Der
.9lanp Hiuer SrrigatiDm unb Mils
ling Company" in Snnctiun @itp 1T
elm &aub Der Slainmer getuprben.
Die BenDlferung BON Bapas
tote uno umgegen6 miro ourh einen
meritaniI1en 2Dpeu belnrubiat, Der
fib bort umbertreibt.
Sn @~alpeftDn ftarb @uitau
HepmersbDfer i'm Nlter ppn so Sab
rem. Ct mar WitbeiiBer Der 9eras
Star Dampfmiible, Ct muroe in
Oefterreih geburem uno fam i'm
Sabre 1852 init ieinen gltern uah
@nlpefton. 8epmersboHer mar in
ber letten 3eit leioeno, aber niht
ernitlih tront getuefen. Gr itarb
plDblih. uabreno er in eiueln Stuble
iibenb bic 3eituna lag.
Sn Waeoaood1eS wnrce Der
erite Sol tueeen Berlebuna bes Go
cal Option @eiebes bonn gountp.
ridter Berger su @unften oes Mnqe-
ftaeten entibieoen.
Sn 8renbam ftarb @epra s.,
Slider i'm Nlter BON AZ Sabren.
Sin 0arris gountp uuroen bel
Der aunareBpabf 974 Stimmen fir
Binfrep uno $50 fir Or. urmib
nbeeaeben. 5n Der Staot 6oufton
bate Or. urfuib cine Waioritdt.
Iuitin Gsautp CAB 826 Stimmer
fir Or. llrmis uro 354 fir Bindz
rep ab.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20
Sifberbeits SnnSs.

0ir Uertreteu bic 0ational Slt.
retn So. BON 0ep Norf uno mir
itelIeu Siderbeiten unO 8ireidaf=
ten aQer Nrt aug.
&ittmnr Il C%ppenbcimer, 9~tpcntem,
Reuter : 8ebdube. Nlamp $ Blaaa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

&4NStSts
Sn ieiner Wubnuna liz
&remptau StraBe fnrb 8. MDQelin
am Mnlnrinfieber.
DaS obere Stodwerf bes
8unr6ingbnuieS SEQ. 424 Burfelon
StraBe 1T nuSgebrannt. Cine 5fao.
bate Dfenr1bre mar bic uriahe bes
6euers.
= SIR bic Nnfbebuna Der Qua
rantd1e baben it'd Die Deuubner BON
San NntDniu rlidt at bebanfen,
osnn ole Quarantine mar cine ihreis
enoe ungereHtigteit.
Begen uielfaher J1llhunoen
Uuroe 90. y. grutder in 6aft ae-
iprilueri. &c CAB Wbeds nit aes
fdIfdten unterld)riften aus uEb be-
trieb fOniti9en Gdminoel. Cine
feiner NefbDben mar, li6 in iraeno
einett Store ais Der Mann etuer
&unoin uo~rauiteuen, er beoauerte,
on6 feline Trau cine fleiue NeHnuna
nid3t ifbUn I1neft bealid3en babe, CAB
ieinerl @He6 fiir einer b1beren BE.
trnp uno lies iif ben ueberiHus
a~usbednbIeu. Der gbed NOR natiirs
fih tuertfu8.
MSenn Or. Tabor Ielbit ertlGrt,
oaB Die iiber San Nntonio perbdnQte
lnnrnatdt1e Durh nidts gerehtfer<
tiat mar, 10 Fam man feline 6anb-
lunastueile nur als fripol beseiflnen.
Dns geiamte 2nno, fuefdes
iir Die @rsueiterung oes Fort Sam
0UnItOn n0tia 1T, lit iebt Der Bum
etsrtaiering ~iibertrneen porben uno
nit BET ginridtung oes B[nbes uno
benz Nnu Der 6dufer tann beepnnen
msroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

Seoes lebenbe 8eien Eat 5u.
meilen Sdmersen. Die Menidbeit
bat einen Sreunb in ct. Safobs
Def, luelbes in ben iblimmiten
5dlen 2~inoerune aeeen ollie Shmers
gen brinqt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

= Sept lit Die 3eit. ulu EN- eaael
BON @inter. Spfs ansuihafFen. Sir
8retie telepbOnire man an Die r9eras
@Do6 & @pal 60" Mites Eel.
1874. 0eues Gel. $40.
@eo. 9. 8earo,
@eihdftsfibrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

5iiroas bette 8oit Dat" 0ols
telepbUnire man an Die ,9eraS Mppo
& @oal Co." Nltes Set. 1874.
@eues Eel. $40.
@ep. 9. 8earo,
8eihdftSfibrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-11-20

Nbeumatlsmus TIT III bielem 9ltmn
iduler5bafter alS irgeftb Elm anberes
2eioen; miro bnrd elmer & Ntmenbs
6eaebt Wp. 1851 sebeilt. 6. s.
9 ID M e.. @ssat, 6uuiton, 9eras.
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4 9rintt erlamaer . Slaideabier.
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9rintt Cabinet Slafdenbier.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1903-06-20

Localities where good roads have
been built are becoming richer, more
prosperous and more thickly settled,
while those which do not possess these
advantages in transportation are either
ut a standstill or are becoming poorer
and more sparsely settled, says the as
sistant director Of road inquiries. If
these conditions continue, fruitful
farms may be abandoned and rich
lands go to waste. Life on a farm Of
ten becomes as result of bot .omless
roads" isolated and barren of social ell
joymcnts and pleasures, and country
people in some communities suffer such
great disadvantage that ambition is
checked. energy weakened and indus
try paralyZed.
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short time, the water will lie in the
ruts made by the wheels, and the labor
expended on the road will be practi-
cally thrown away.
If the road under consideration is in
a sandy section, n top dressing Of clay
from two to three inches in depth
should be evenly spread and narrowed.
Then the whole surface of the road
bed should be plowed up to depth Of
four inches so as to bring about two
inches of the sandy soil to the top.
This blowing should be followed by
thorough narrowing so as to intimate
ly mix the sand and the clay, after
which the road should be carefully
scraped, SO as to preserve n proper
cross section, and then the roller should
be put on, gradually increasing the
weight until the whole surface is COM
pacted into a solid mass.
After the cost of building any road
if the rOadbed has been properly pre-
pared and the surfacing we'll done, the
road can be kept in good order at COM
paratively small cost. The cost of
maintenance will be in inverse proper
ton to the width Of tires used on the
road.
The method of making dirt roads
may be summed up as follows: Clear
the road of all roots and vegetable
matter drain all damp places, provide
for the rapid removal of surface water,
compact the subsOil before putting on
the clay or sand top dressing, as the
case may be, mix the sand and clay
thoroughly. roll the surface to hard,
even bearing, and last, but not least,
keep on improving the rOadbed by u.s.
ing broad tired vehicles.
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APHORISMS.

Contentment gives crown where
fortune hath denied it.-Ford.
Constancy is the complement Of all
other human virtues-MazZini.
He who will not take advice gets
knowledge when trouble overtakes
him.-Kattir.
The more one speaks Of himself the
less he likes to hear another talked
of.-Lavater.
The readiest and surest way to get
rid Of censure is to correct ourselves
Demosthenes.
Character and personal force are the
only investments that are worth any
thing-Whitman.
IT'S not your posterity, but your ac-
tions, that will perpetuate your menu
ory.-Hutchinson.
Calumny would soon starve and die
of itself If nobody took it in and gave
it NATURALIZATION.
Civility is a charm that attracts the
love of all men, and too much is better
than to show too little.-Bishop Horne.
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KNOWING FIRE HORSES.
How They Learn to start With the
Jigger and Get tho Swing.

Jigger and Get tho Swing.
The intelligence of fire horses is well
known. A most knowing animal of
this kind is described by Sewell Ford
In Horses Nine" The author says OF
him:
Other things besides mischief, how
ever had Silver learned. Chief of these
was to start with the jigger Sleeping
or waking, lying or standing, the sum
mons that stirred the men from snor-
ing ease to tense, rapid action never
failed to find Silver alert. AS the hal
ter shank slipped through the bit ring
that same instant found Silver gath
cred for the rush through the long,
narrow lane leading from his open stall
to the poles, above which, like great
couchant spiders, waited the harnesses
pendent on the hanger rods.
Once under the harness Silver was
like carved statue until the trip strap
had been pulled, the collar fastened
and the reins snapped in. Then he
wanted to poke the poles through the
doors, so eager was he to be off. 1t
was no fault of Siver's that his team
could not make a two second hitch.
With the first strain at the traces his
impaticnce died out. A sixty foot truck
starts with more or less reluctance, but
when once the tires caught the car
tracks Silver knew what to expect. He
and his team mates could feel Lanni-
gan gathering in the reins as though
for full stop. Next came the whistle
of the whip. 1t swept across their
tanks so quickly that it was practical
ly one stroke for them all. At the same
moment Lannigan leaned far forward
and shot out his driving arm. The
reins went loose, their heads went for
ward and, as if moving on pivot, the
three leaped as one horse.
Left to themselves, each horse would
have leaped at a different instant. 1t
was that one touch of the lash and the
succeeding swing of Lannigan's bulk
which gave them the measure, which
set the time, which made it possible for
less than 1000 pounds Of horsetesh to
jump five ton truck up the street at
a four minute clip.
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Knew Papa's Limitations.

She was a doctors little girl. In her
fathers Office she had seen a number
of boxes on which was written, This
side up with care" In answer to her
question her mother had said, You
see, when papa gets these boxes he
doesn't know what is in them, and If
1t is something that might break 1t
wouldn't be good for it to set it upside
down."
The little girl pondered over it for
some time. A few days later she came
to her mother, saying, Mamma, when
God made us did he put a sign on our
left sides that says, This side up with
carer" WHY" asked the mother,
smiling. Because l heard papa tell
somebody that it was bad for people to
lie on their left sides cause 1t wouldn't
be good for their hearts, and know
papa doesn't know what is inside U.S.
Little Chronicle.