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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-10
MINING
IN Nevada That Arc
Commanding Attention.

At the S. P. warehouse there Is :
lot Of some 10000 pounds Of ore be-
longing to the Winnemucca Gold Min
Ing Company awaiting shipment. More
will probably be added before shipment
Is made.-Silver State.
The E. & F. mine at Phoebe Is
marketing 100 sacks Of fine ore. and
this property is likely to prove a regu-
lar shipper from now On.
The Horseshoe mine and mill. Fay.
Nevada, have been sold to the owners
Of the Charley Ross and Buck mines.
A double compartment shaft will be
sunk on the Buck vein.
Gines and Cavanaugh have made a
strike at q depth Of 1870 feet in tho
Mazuma mine at Pumpkin Hollow.
says the Lyon County Times They
have a four foot ledge which horns
from $50 to 500 per ton in gold.
The Horseshoe mine at Statellne
has been sold to a Boston syndicate for
100000.
Work has been discontinued on the
Keystone sinaltsr. AZ Ely. pending a
change OF site.
The Nevada Keystone Mining Com
pany is now employing so men IN its
property In Lincoln county.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-10
Better Than Pills.

The question has been asked. in
what way are Chamberlain's Stomach
& Liver Tablets superior to pillsp"
Our answer is: They are easier and
more pleasant to take, more mild and
gentle in effect and more reliable as
they can always be depended upon
Then they cleanse and ~invigorate the
stomach and leave the bowels in a
ra.ural condition, while pills are more
harsh in effect and their use is often
followed BY constipation. For sale BY
all dealers.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-10
Certain Tribes Becoming Idle
and ShiftIess Because OF .
Surplus Of Wealth.
FAMILY NAMES NEEDED
Is important Who're Laws Of
Heredity Viii Soon Become
Applicable.

A curious condition OF affairs Is re-
ported by the Commissioner of Indian
| Affairs, w. A. Jones. MI. Jones has
just made public the report of Charles
n. Dickson. supervisor of Indian
schools, in which the latter says that
Pottawattamies and the Kickapoos are
becoming ruined because Of a surplus
Of wealth.
Mi. Dickson says that a few years
ago these Indians were prosperous
and thrifty. they owned their homes
and, In some instances. had consider
able stock. Nov their lands have
been leased and they are living on the
rentals.
As a result they are becoming idle
and thriftless. are spending their time
In gaming and drunkenness and are
rapidly and seriously d~eteriorating.
AS the Indians have more land than
they can profitably far n themselves. it
is a serious problem to know how best
10 administer their affairs.
Commissioner Jones has just issued
an order which threatens 10 bring him
as much undesirable notoriety as his
famous hair cut order Of 2 year ago.
Mr.. Jones. largely at the instigation Of
Hamlin Garland. the well known writer
and student OF Indian life. has ordered
all agents to try and induce the Indians
to accept a logical system Of nornen-
clature. 1t Is especially urged that the
Indian name Of the father in each fam
lily be adoped as q surname and born
by all the children and by the mother.
This is especially important on those
reservations where the land Is being
allotted and where the laws q heredity
will soon become applicable.
AS Indians are now named there is
absolutely nothing to indicate TO which
family each belongs. a no individual
bears more than one name
Some Of the newspapers have taken
up this, as they did the haircut order,
and are disappearing the intention
of the Commissioner and Mr.. Garland
and attempting to show that they wish
Ito abolish all indian names, substitute
ms therefor such common names as
Smith. Jones, Brown, etc. Instead Of
this being the fact every effort is to be
made to preserve the Indian names.
although in some instances the more
cumbersome will need to be somewhat
abbreviated.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-10
ICE CREAM SUNDAY.

Mrs. MoGec wishes to announce
that she will serve Ice cream Sunday
and thereafter at the Crosby building
on Main Street.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-04-10
Railroad Building.

Notwithstanding absorption and con-
solldation. there is still a large amount
Of rail- way building planned and in
progress In the United States. In
1902 the new mileage amounted to
1894 miles and present indications
point to even a larger mileage in 1903.
Bids have been asked for on $500
miles of track taking in all sections Of
the country. a little over a thousand
miles being within the limits Of the
Pacific states. Despite the activity
in building Of new lines. the work Of
reconstruction is still proceeding on a
larger scale. Many Of the large sys-
TENS are engaged in relocation and re-
building Of great importance. involving
the expenditure Of millions Of dollars.
and altogether 1903 promises to be a
record year if the vast sums TO be ex-
pended in reconstruction are added to
the millions being absorbed in the
building Of new nes.-Bonanza.
Special Easter opening Of Spring
and Summer millinery. Just received
a new lot Of Miss ellis stylish hats.
Nevada House Annex.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
PONCE
( MOTECIAS DIRECTAs)
Rnero 25.

sondolsneiA . los deudos de IL nna-
de-
Hl aIcalda IA supIie&do al GO
morcis oil eisrPa de aus establcci
misntOs oil diR de la CAndelaria,
pAtrona del cuerpo de bombsros,
con motive da las asatas que han
de cslebrRrse.
A congscueneiA do In dsnuneia
qua So hieIsYR Al sleAlde, sobre II
conducts del aeRor Torres, saTgsn-
to de 10 policia, 6sts hA presOnsado
su rsnunsia, si6ndols admitida.
For ell vRpog eorFeo Kan llegadc
qninientoS pies da mAngas y otPos
6tiles de nacssidad imprsacindibia
para oil euerpo de bomberos.
L,amamos In atsnci6n del stfIor
alcalds para que svita ssan ARE
gIAdAs Las e&lles con arena del rio
en- lugsr del cascsio 6 pisdra plea
da.
Ha sido nombrAdo don Enriqus
Rassst ofleiAl dc In 4a bEigada del
cueTpo de bomberos.
NueEtro amigo don Ramon Osd6,
professor del bArrio desJaucR, Sc en-
cusntHa en- esta cfudkd.
Anoehe intsntaFon Algunos cri-
minRles psgaF fuego 10 casa nd
nero 90 de In C&nters, 10 cual no
logEaron por rasultAr de maIA cali
dad los f6sforos que trataron de
emplSSr, sneontYandoss gran can
tIdad de Sssos al lRdo de unos trapes
empapRdos de gss.
HR sido rsIsvadc ell Fiscal de lA
OoRts sefIor Tous Soto, sisndo des.
t'nAdo . un puesto de iusS asoeiado
en- 10 Corts de San Juan.
Ha aldo snspendido sl coneiSrto
qua daba en- YAueo ei tenor seiior
GoiuoaehGa n cSnsa del falIecim1en.
30 oeuFrido en- aqueila pohlAei6n dc
den Angel Carvoni persona que
disfEuta6a de generates slmpati&s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

La M1ltA Al Lado. AcoatA Q lin-
taRo fu6 f@pMsstA per NO hRbsr
comparable nm iulsie para slqne
kRbfR Sido Gitaas pRss toda vez
cue pPeD6 ante oil Tribunal qaa
hAbiA sStAdo On 10 Corts hAstA ho-
FRE ayAnGed&a de la mSAAnR, ReAi-
RancoHe por habsFss eAfsRmado, le
fRe lavAntadA.
Ansehe eontrAfaron natrimsnie
eivil y cRt6lico en- oil vsclne pusblo
de Coamo, el SpraeiAb!e tovsn de
cBtR eiudad don Eduardo Vidal Y To-
distinguidR GsaSrlta Csrlota Costa.
Nil felieidAdss deseamos y los con
tF1yantss.
Sa sneusntrA en- s1tA ciudad Ell
ansnslaBtA tsdaRal de Ooamo, mass.
Bro amigo don Agustin 9usvaRA,
heFmRno poIitieo del Eefior Mulioz
Rivera. @rAta parmansneia ls de-
se2m0s.
El EsiioR ARias, Rlealds de- esta
StudAd, ha diBpuasto gus en- los
boS.avGTds que eircundAn g; pRsso
@@~~~ ~ MV Wv HAS-
Bsa do SsntA de dulca mAbf.
Apiaadimoa SstA msdId& pnssto que
Aparte do que PSreefa eI msneion&-
do pGsso ma plAsS de pueb.o chi.
quito en- epOsA de GsStas, entorps-
els mueho lbs noehss do RatrstA.
Busno seTfa que IN que Ell ssSor
ATiss Sc hA proPuasso OeupRFse de
In RdminintrAei6n que ne eneontrSbS
On complete 8baadono, hiAH& su
AtsDci6n pFincipslmsnte en- el p6.
1imo SstAdo an gus Rs eneusntran
sAsi tod&s las acarAB de 10 pobIa-
ei6n, ohligsndo Al vIRnd8nts q utl-
lisAF oil msdio de In eMila para no
sKponsr su humAnidad . GufriR
gFAHdss Psligros.
I'm 10 nnAdrugadA de aver rindi6
10 jornR6A dc 10 vida, Ia Respet0b Bile
mAsRonR dchA TsAbaI Di4x, viudR
dal ilunbFe pAtrieio don Roman
BRldoFioty de Castro.
EAvfAmos nusstRR m&s sentlda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
CuaIQuiOra Sc extrafla

Ds HumacAo noa eucribsn que,
prodnes profuDdA extra fisz& al que
funjA de calds O. avIo Ramirez,
sSsando proeesAdo por periario.
Y no pasds Gseirss que n, hay
pruebAs contra 81, puen sf hscal no
hR dssistido dc aeusAFls y oil testigo
de mas excapcf6n a1s la eondsna
sa el acting attorney general, Mr..
F6nills.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
Causa contra
TN peri0dista
Por homicide

Sc hA deelAFado prGeGsRdo . don
MArieno CoRcnEsa paFiodiBta cuba
no, poF homicidio de an compafisTo
De protection den CONTAINING Isua.
e iusg dal cFiman eonaidarRndo
IL poBiei6n ofieiAl del Reu-due -
rapres0ntants de 10 CknnaFa lsgia-
lAtivA--lRs circunstAneias del ha-
eho y que no trSsar& de sustEasrss
de ls aeci0n de los trIbunales, de-
erat6 su Hhsrtad preventive pr6Eia
6anxA 6e 1000 sdollArH.D
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

Cr6asa cue ssso dc lugsr o que
ss shonden MAS y mas las diver
gsneiAs polfticRs que aIIi rsinan
sntEs puros v diaidentes repnbli-
caDos.
SHssta euGndo estar&a sn Acei6n
ssas kahilaa?
Nepomuceno Flores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
Automobiles

Hst& tArda paa0 poF esta ciudad
CON fumbo San Juan, IN automo-
VII que ilsvAoS ctro . su yem0loaa,
qnes sck0, no podrd Llch0T per lIe-
gar q sH destiTl0 como los auaom6
vlIaa que b visho Ell gobsrnador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

En- esta Imprenta SO
hacen tarjetas o precios
modicoy.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
Apuntes de
mi cartera


En sI 6Itimo viAie qua Suvs me-
easidHd de hacsF Q los puebioS de
pAPeOlonsta y OF&lag, registr6 con
hond0 disguutc iH visihIa dsaaden-
Ella dc 10 religion cat6liea en- aqus-
Hos.
DlehoE pushloG--pusda Astgu.
TAfss---astAn psrdidss para In igls.
Uia Apost6liea Romano, pusB ach&
AlIf pRofundas r&fcss sl pKotSstAn-
tismo, llavando n aus tan plos sI
mayor 6msro de adept0s.
La cAusA Go tai estRdo de cosas
sstRiba On lR intFansigsneis polftleA
dc loa SAcerdoAos do ambRa pAFFn.
guiAs, qulsnss olvi6AE40 "a mission
que lOs Ia sido sneomsndsde sato
eS (; lA de pRedieaF y ofFeeer siam-
rlos de frAtsrniEAei0n y amor,
Rbandonan sl eulto y tomRn uAKta
AebivfslmA en- In eneonadR lucha do
pArtldos, olvidAndo las difsFencIAa
entire unOs y otros CON sus ost
bloH intsmp0R4neiRs.
Mi0ntrRs observAn aameiante
eonductR los HfsFidos saeerdctss,
al pastor protsst&nts propsgA aus
doetFinas NO yA entire el elemanto
do BAreeIonsta v oIalss, si qua
tMmbien entire In gents eampesIna
de los mismos, siRvl6ndola de prin.
gipal apcyo en- sug pFGdiea asionas,
oil ompoFtRmianto de los curas do
Alrnas que mAnblane Alh sl asfior
3biapo.
PoF 10 que hAeO oil de BaReslOneaa
AdemAs do pePdsr su tiampo sn
euaaaIonsu poIfticas, 10 pferda Ia-
yendo con an cAmAFAda ala psde.
RAtiaD, su obFA fAvorItA.
~.
La central GPlaxuaisS de los ss-
Aorsn = BaIsslro GsorgsttI, hR 60.
menEado Ia SARA que le dRE& bua.
noB P9ndinaisntOa.
Oon sSs motive, % nota movi.
misnt0 en- BArcoIonsta, puas esa
santFAl dAEA trAbAi6 o nuehoa que
NO Ia tsnfan.
M~~
Nm ests 6Itimo pueblo, Auvs IN
pen@ de var snf0rmo q mi dfaAin-
guido amigo don Fernando Snrsa,
Dor cuya Salud h1go vosos.
~
Nm BATGalonatR eay0 como unA
b0mbA 81 gbropelIo del ssnoF b.
nos On MAHnM
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

por la superio-
ridad de los IN
gredientes en-
ella usados y
90 r la nnanera
como es t an
CO 'mbinados. $.
Las nnedicinas
baratas y las
que NADIA cues
tan hacen mas
dal no que bien.
FL nino 6 el
a dul que
tome la verda-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

I'm esss 1ltimo pueblo, tuve To
pen@ de var sHf0rmo mi diaAln-
guido amigo don Fernando SnFia,
por cuya salud h1go vosos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26
sres. SCOTT & BOVINE, New York.

srssC New York
e "a dd lie u t pahnaz eauwbah ahh
deaced hpadode eacaaoc u
Al e tpo u pearde con
pda asb bdlv c susabr
6rgnodd dGaoy
nedca a d. HuV
II p nta oh a aueanhb hbataten neira6
tempo h la Sin vds
HahanaR dbtadec cuba 6 JuEo1e 1eo2
faos sN35 dehna" Marina po4aesde Luz
SCOTT s BOVINE, Ouimcos NIJEyA YORK
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-26

mn BArGelonst1 eSy6 como ma
ooMDA u gbFopslIo del stnor b.
NOS, On MAnnlf.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
Doctors Get
a Roasting

Paris. July 2l.-The Mathis CORE
spondent al Rome sends what he de
soribes as an authentic version OF the
Pope's end, received from the lips OF
N. de Navenne, counselor OF the
French embassy az the Vatican, who
was present az the last moment. The
only persons at the bedside. on ac
count OF the smallness OF the room
and the sitting atmosphere. were the
Pope's valet. Contra his two nephews
Or Lapponl aud the domestic prelate
Count Camille Pecci was so overcome
by emotion and heat that he was soon
obliged 10 so QUO
AZ 2 o'clock the major domo opened
the door. saving:
This Is the end"
An the cardinals entered and kneli
around the bedside. In the throne
room the POpe's battle against SUMO
cation could be heard. Count Camille
Pecei said 90 NJ. de Navenne,
Il regret that the already unbreath
able air OF the sick room has been
made worse by the premature pres
ence of all these officials. But the doc
tors understand nothing. He al
most survived in spite OF them
and would certainly have lived
H. whatever they say 20 the contrary
the first diagnosis had not been an In
reparable error"
After the death OF Pope Leo. Cardi
nal oreglia, who Is reputad 20 be Sc
hard and unfeeling. came out OF the
bedroom sobhing,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
World Moves Along
fcontInued from FIfth Pagel

(COnunueo from fltth fuBeJ
breathes, is on earth. but his power.
full intelligence has departed forever.
Yesterday Rampolla announced that
most extensive powers had been con
ferred upon him. BY whomY The Sa-
cred College? II has no powers while
the pontiff breathes. The Popoe alone
ls capable OF delegating such powers,
but In order to do so he must be In a
position TO act with intelligence, and
DR.. Rossoni. an eminent physician,
bears witness TO the fact that Pope
Leo is adorable. but his speech is that
of a child.
what are the powers conferred on
Rampola? They are evidently spirit
ual. Il Is not known how far they
extend. The eminent secretary OF
state Is about 20 renew his entourge
by cutting down tho inconvenient
trees and planting Insignificant bush
es In their place. To assume such a
responsibility. TO risk such a danger.
Is an act OF courageous devotion TO
the church. because II the new pleni
potentiary does not come to an under
standing with the camerlingo, all the
plantation will be torn up on the NOR
row OF the Pope's death History fur.
nlshes no precedent for the delegation
OF powers In artlculo mortis."
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
WANTS
I SQUARE
~" GIRLS
Or. Matthews Lecture
at the S, 0.
ChautaBqua
Says They Should be In
teIIigent, Industrious.
Independent and
Inspired

As n prelude to the address OF the
evening by DR.. rs A. Matthews, OF Sc
attle. Miss Stella NJ Case gave read.
nRs and Prof. l. NJ. Glen sang Two
solos. The audience was enthusiastic
over both numbers, and both Miss
Case and Prof. Glen were compelled
10 respond 10 vociferous encores.
DR.. Matthew was then introduced
and his subject announced as "The
Girl -Four Square" The speaker stands
6 feet and 4 inches high. and when un'
limbered for action some of his audi.
tors were fearful that his head would
become entangled In the tennis net
above him. He made a picturesque
appearances. He began his lecture
with some humorous comparisons be
tween himself and Prof. Glen, the lat
ter being exceedingly rotund and
rather short. His style Of speaking Is
direct and forceful, his sentences are
clear sand epIgramitic. Plunging into
HIS subject he said that there are
more things laundering at the founda'
tlon OF the home In this country than
at Anything else. The domestic prob
lem confronts US, is vital and must be
solved. and all problems are included
In that. The government, the church
and heaven or hell depends on that.
During the past 20 years there had
been 100000 divorces In this country.
OF the divorces 93 per cent could have
been avoided. the speaker believed.
the other Z per cent upavoldable The
boys think there Is a better chance
hevond the front ward gate. and pa,
rental discipline seems 20 be taking a
prolonged rest. The boys and girls
went 10 school and took elocutlon les
sons and learned 10 debate questions
with their parents. The old man was
at a disadvantage The girls must be
built foursquare. and that would be
the solution OF the problem. In the
makeup OF such girl there must be
four rs. the first one being that she
must be
Intelllgent-The average woman has
more sense than the average man. tol
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
Held up
and Robbed

Herbert Nutter, an employe OF the
House Furnishing Co. reported 70 the
nolice last evening that at IL O'Clock
SUNDAY evening he was held up ana
robbed on Liberty street near The
steuslou meat market, by two men
who stepped out Of the shadow. ana
went through his pockets. securing
NS,eo Chief OF Police Gibson has in.
Ntsuealed the case. but can and No
clue 70 the perpetrators Of the rob.
berry,
GA A8TOREA,
psanlls 1la kAd Nos sas Nan Oazn
'',;'''' &4HzZz:-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21

she has plus intuition. She ought 70
know everything II she has an old sos'
sipinR husband. Man is the gossip
hut woman Is the repeater, ana sne -
a six.shooter. too. To be intelligent,
a woman should study all national
problems and economic quesIOns.
There should be no secrets between
husband and wife. and she should De
abIe 10 take up his business in stress
Of misfortune n is mans business 10
make the fortune. but woman is tne
treasurer. Scientific cookery came I'D
for attention. There are more tor
tunes wrecked in the frying pan than
anywhere else. Poor cooking made
more criminals than the rum trahc.
The mother should be intelligent on
national problems, because the tather
is too busy to study them, and the
rnother must indoctrinate the chill
dren. Do you know what makes an
American citizen? An insatlate loVe
for money. The speaker believed In CO.
operation.
Industrious was the second ] men
TONED. He did not believe by indus.
try a competition between man and
woman i'm the field Of art. science or
business. A girl should not work for
less salary than the boy. II she was
doing the same work. The girl must
make the home. and have correspond.
ing ideas. and understand she Is a co.
mariner with her husband The speak
or paid an eloquent tribute to the
working-girl. He would turn the eagle
into the nightingale. and have II sing
the sweetest songs over the bed OF the
working.girl. In the third place a
girl must be
Independent along lines of reform
The country needs reform In dress
The speaker did not feel like telling
missionaries TO China to preach to the
Chinese about pinching their feet,
when they themselves are pinched.
only in a different place. The time is
coming I'm this country when there will
be a chair I'm the schools for child
study. The greatest curse to the coun.
try Is the double standard. and he be-
leves that woman herself was re-
sponsible for this.
Fourth a woman should be
Inspired. Inspiration Is wo'
mans mission II is her mission TO
make a home Homes are not built,
but are made, and the corner stone In
such a home are absolute confidence.
perfect love. faith and economy. II
should contain all amusements, enter
tainments. ETC.. and the parlors should
be opened 10 the children. The speak
er closed with a beautiful peroration
TO the mother.-Ashland Tidings.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
Boys Wash SUits,

Shirts, Blouses, Pants, Etc,
This section should be visited by
all mothers Of boys who care for
their youngsters appearance, and
don't object TO a saving.
We carry a complete line OF
Boys and Girls overalls.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21

IntelllEent-The average woman has
more sense than the average man, for
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
RUBBER
TIRES

Did you ever observe what a disap-
pointing thing II is, after admiring a
fine turnout at a distance, to notice
as Il comes nearer the noise of the
steel tires crunching on the gravel,
till the occupants, II there are two Of
them, can hardly communicate with
each other without yelling In the ear,
or using the sign language?
This, fortunately, is becoming the
exception more than the rule, for We
are selling more and more rubber
tires all the time. and yet there are
quite a number Of customers who do
not really appreciate the comfort and
convenience Of a rubber tire, over the
steel.
It's noiseless.
It's durable
Il saves the wheel.
II takes on the jar
It's a nerve tonic, for you can really
enjoy the drive.
COME and see MS about tires. We
can show you price lists for the vari-
Gus sizes, and you will find they are
not as high as you thought.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
STOLEN

From our warehouse on We'd
nesday night, July 18th. a Stude-
baker business wagon" III steel
aXles, yellow gear, red body with
wings, seat on risers, red cross
bar pole. Supposed 20 have been
taken by a man who drove a bay
team with new harness. A suit
able reward will be paid for any
information leading 10 the recOy-
cry OF the wagon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-21
NEW TODAY


s-~,~-~~~>s>@~ >~e-s-~>>~~~N~-
Dr. J, II. Brewer, physician and sur.
seon. once Gray block. ONCE
phone No. 81. Residence phone No
122l
Newport cotta9s.-Good family co-.
tage, hve rooms. good well. wood.
shed, cooking stove. two beds ana
springs, tables and chairs: 30 for
season. J. A. OLSON. Newport Or.
egon. T.9t-tw
For Sale.-A horse; weieht abont
1900 pounds; guaranteed not balky
and gentle for ladies' TO drive. II
sold this week, price $50. Geo. c.
Mlll the music dealer. T.2l.
! Have just Purchased-The Miller
stock OF new and secondhand goods
al 2l0 Commercial street. viii eiye
you good treatment and desire your
patronage, Second hand goods
bought and sold. Also a nice stock
OF new goods on hand. D. F. Jer.
man. 7.91.tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-05-23
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