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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20

The ladies of the Friends church
will hold an exchange at the D. S.
Good Grocery Co. Saturday, February
~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20

The 1o-year-old son of Mrs. Jacob
Clemens, residing two miles north of
Bromley. underwent an operation for
Iappendicitis Thursday. The case Is
quite desperate one, serious complica-
tons having been encountered. The
bowels had grown together to such an
extent that they had to be separated,
and two or three bad ulcers were found
to exist, which had to be opened and
drained. While the patient appears to
he doing very nicely it will be several
days before he can be considered out of
DANGER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20

"The Christian comes to the Odeon
tomorrow evening. 1.-THE Christian has
been called "HalI Gaines great play"
The only objection to that compliment
is that II is too limited in scope. "The
Christian" should be called"the peoples
great play for certainly no more skill
fully constructed. admirably written
stage piece has been presented to the
theatre goers and certainly no other
play has attained a greater degree of
success than that enjoyed by 1.-The
Christian"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20

Mrs. L. f. Williams. of the Soldiers
Home. is no better TODAY and there
is no possible hopes for her recovery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mishler, living
one and one-half miles southwest of
Liscomb. are parents of a daughter.
born to them Thursday evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-02-20

The burial services of the late Mrs
j. T. Crippen. wife of DR.. j. T. Crippen,
of Mt. Vernon. formerly resident of
this city, were held in Mt. Vernon
Thursday afternoon at 9 o'clock. Pre-
siding Elder ]. G. Van Ness, formerly OF
this city, conducted the services.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-21

iiberlaiieno. Die 8iraIhaftsiumme
BON $500 81 sablen.
Die 9prrnine Sanor Rpmpaonie
ueridift npn ibrem 9anolager II
Weilen linterbalb Der Staot an Der
Nranios : 8aB 8abn Sano nab
Montereg fir Die ourtige 5laidenfa.
brit. 8ur einiaen gagen aina elm
gat15er Bug NIT Sanb belaoen oorts
bin ab. Menn Der Sano TO nett
uerihift meroen fam uno nod Mu=
Ben bringt, meBhalb fam bann niht
bier cine @lasfabrif etablirt ueroen?
- Die 2onbbrieftrdaer berlanaen
in ibrer WatiDnals9 %eriammlune b6z
bere @ebalter liuo before 2anoitra-
Sen. Wit Der @ebaltserbDbune pDls
len iie aber nidt tuarten. bis Die
2anoftraBen perbeiiert linb. Mla
Der 2anobrieftrdaeroienlt eineeftbri
wuroe, toaren Die 2eute frDb. oaf
iie in ben Hegierungsbienlt eintreten
fonnten. Sept linb file idpn ul,slls
frieoen.
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set aber GO gahreu

ldjpu mrrbe MtrS. 0inslpw'g 500.
thing sGgrup uDn Msni5neB uop
Mtiittern beim 8abnen ber aiuber
%ungemenoet. Wirit 81 i'm 5hlafe
0ur6 oas SGreien zines Ginbes aes
tDrt, oa8 i'm 8abnen, lit uu6 Dor
Sbmer5en tpeint? Mevn 10, fafIe
iofort cine Slaide bon ,Wers.
Wins(om8 SDotbing Gnrup" bolen.
Sein 8ertb lit unbesobl6ar. Go
mir0 benz fleiuen 2eioenoen fofort
oinberung neribafen. @erfaBt euh
barauF, Mitter, es 1T tein 8meifel
oaraber. 60 BELT Diarrboe, reels
lirt ben Wagen unb Die Rieren, be.
leitigt @ino Soft, ermeiG)t Den
@aumen, uerbinbert Gntsinouna
nno ftGrft bas gauge Spitem. ,Wfrs:
WinslDms SOOTHING @prup@ fit aab,
nenoe Ginoer 1T angenebm i'm @es
ibmad; oas Hecept .ftamrttt BON
einem Der beiten meibliden Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. G8 lit BEL allen
Nruggiften in Der gar5erl @elt su
buben. @reis Is Gents per 1lald1e.
&auft niGts anheres, ais Wra.
Winslops Snnthinas5 nrup
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Speataltaae Der Mueaeauuo.

@ie lblid linb bic sp6lf Gage Der
Wustelung DerS9ieoenen @eleQ.
ihaften uno Gtdoten &c. suaetei[t
woroen uno fir Die beoDrftebenoe
5air fino Die folsenoen 8eItimmun=
Gen a%etrofen morben:
Samitag ben II. Sttpber. ains
oers, @ouuerneurs= uno BreB : Gag.
Sunntae ben 1S. &onsert.
Wontaa ben 10. 4eaislaturs9 aQ.
Dienitag ben 90. Circus uno
Siolihe 8aciftc 8abn=9aa.
Wittmuh Den 81. Gag Der G0dl=
ter Der &epublif. 9aiiumerfen.
DDnneritae ben %. San 4u.
tonic, Getaifbdnoler unb @rbeiter
Unions : Gag.
Sreitae ben 20. Gag Der Som
f6oerirten uno @omboD's.
Samitag ben "A. Gag Der @e.
lhaftsreiienoen uno Sarmer.
Sonnta9 ben %. Gag Der Ser.
mannsi6bne.
MOntaa Den 26. 0a.9eras. Tag.
2aiiowerFen.
Dienftaa Den 81. Merito : GaQ.
Wfittuod ben %. Gag Der Teuer=
Dehrleute. GaIiomerFen.
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Reiienbe Neenten:
s. g. Build.
@aIter GIaraer.
no. GMnrpbinh.
cine atasrbau,werisasaatiuu.

Nie pir bereits mitteilten, bat
Dc. Rnapp pom 8unoes Mfers
bausD Department lih fir Die Mns
loge einer reuet1 8erfufsitatipu fir
San Mntonio entfhieoen uno Die
Oferte Der Staot Don LOO Mder
2ano Der Seperfat1n angenpinmert.
Diefes 4ano gehDrt nid3t slait be-
wdKerbaren Sell Der Iarm, ionoern
ee 1T buh aelegen uno tl;n ourh
baS Waiier niht erreid]t treroen. es
lei oenn, eS miirbe burtbin gepuinpt.
Nber iDlbeS trodene Cans lit es
aesaoe, oa8 oaa Departement lumte,
benz mas auf betudKerbarem 2anoe
ge3Dgerl neroen fam nro uelbe
MUalibteiten fiir cine arpbe grnte
uorbanoen iinb. eas piiien mir.
Ga bnnoelt iid nber aeraoe onrunt,
su ermitteln. ruelhe Brooufte AUDI
0bne Deudiieruna uno obne al,uer>
ldiiigen Reaenfa1 0eoeiben lno eine
Grnte ergeben uno oa5u NOR elm bod
9elegenea 6liid Qano in elmer 9es
m6bnlih ME penig NIT Heeen be,
0ndbten @egeno nDtia. Die Brpbutte,
reip. oeren Salnert, neroen aus allen
Teilen Der Welt. bic dbnlide tlin,a'
tiide Uerb6ltniiie. tuie Der Siiope=
item BON 9eraS, @egenoen in Nri'
s0na, @eu Meritp &c. aufmeiien.
suiarnmengebolt, nm bier angepflanal
su meroen.
uetli1 lit eS nun, BOB cine Gtaot,
Die cine fplfe 8eriuds itation in it,
rer MGbe, ODER Elm Gpuntu, bas
cine fDlde baben uiu, oas SAINT
fhenft un6 Die erforoerfihen Sc
t6ube erribtet.
Die 4nn6fraee lit erleoiot, inben
Die Staet onffel6e bergab uno oa'
bur1 eieentli1 bic Mnlage oieiel
Station in Der un.tittelbaren W6b|
Dec Staot iiGerte. Bleibt nut nod
iibrie, fir Die @ebduoe 5u iprgeri
Die sum Betrieb Der Ber1uhsfarn
n6tie itno. Gs beiBt, oab oafii,
5000 erfuroerlih tpdren, Die omrd
freiuiQige Beitrage aufeebradt tuer
ben fpuen unb init 2eidtigteit a
bei@nffen fem i0iIten.
sslr San &ntpniu lit bic Gtablie'
ruue oieier Gderbau'B Decentralization
cine nidt 81 INTERCOLLEGIATE grrurt
aenidnit. nm 10 mebr, ba cine iebl
fturfe QsulMrrena barum nurbanber
mar. SBr Betrieb uiro piele 2ano'
mirte uli6 farmer bierberbrinaen
st1 bic BtriuHe in Mugenihein al
nehtnefi uno Die er5ielten Meiultat,
l6rulest gleih bier auf oenlelbeft Dbel
dbnfihen 8uoen in ar0Berern Wab'
ifnbe uertuertet uerben.
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Maerlei.

- G@ntnleifter Terbinano 6erfi
1T Don 6er S&ulbeb6rbe autoriiirt
wurben, Die $50. 600 in Bombs unter
ben oinftigften Bebineuneen gu Der.
ean{er.
Die alte oeutfHseneliite Shu.
te. bic IN ben Neiit Der Staot iiber.
neonneei III, Fat ben Narner Bra.
6eurtoaesS &ufe erbnlten.
Der S&ulrnt anhrl elmer
Nnutbei&lu6 ftr Col. Wra6enrioae
On. neil er ber Neb6rhe elm @elfeni
pUn 500 frr bic Ginfabruna bee
paublertigteits . tlnterriGts aemahl
fat.
auh i'm Sort Sam 6oultor
tuadbt I'D bic Oien5ttoteunut uno boa
nNIpru6euUne &uftreten bes biener
IN BerfunalS fablbnr. Sftira[id
nap tclgenbe Mn6regeln burh Df
fe6fltdben Gni9lno befannt aer,adi
suoroen: Gin Dienftbote, Der uui
etuem Off3ier entlaffen tuur0e Doei
uon ielbft Die Stene aufaat, bari
oae Gprt nidt mebr betrefen. Cir
Dieuftbute, Der feline STEELE aufoiebt.
oarf BON teinem anteren O{fiaie,
iHnerbalt Der n6dbften ieHs Ronat,
eHoo0irt ,ueroen uno oartrl auh MI,
inter 0uftimmlng bes Offisiers.
30 oer DetreHenoe friiber beihdftiol
mar. Sober Offisier, Der elmer
6ientb0ten entIdbt, rlu6 ben Wa
men oehelben benz Goiutnn.en mel
ben. Dieie W~eftimmunaen besiebet
tid ebenfalIs auf tueiblid)e Oieptt
tpten.
!. = Gerr 8. Sumter bat lein
neues @ei&dftslpEal beauaer,, tpe(
d5es nuf ons praltifdlte uno eleoan
te5te einaerittet lit. Der grueern
8tore maHt eiren gang prddtiaer
8iuoru6 iutputl ourG bic rleber
fttli@teit bes @arenlaaess, wie
ourh bic ourt berrldenoe Dronuno
uHo peinlide Gnuberteit. Die in
mere GinrtdtHne tuuroe BON Der be.
tarlter 5irma GGulbe Brus. STA.
nufartorin9 So. bereejfeGt.
sH ber Berlnnmluna Der Sc.
aernls BoffaBiers unb TideteGaenteu
IN Hetu Orleans am Is. Dftober fpI
Die Trnoe uentilirt tperben, OBJ es
rtdt uub auf tueld5e Bei1e Cd MOO.
lid5 1T. bic Rufer uno gepddfiide
pee Meiienben rtebr su idnren.
WfidliGer 0eoanfe!
Vim Sntlstng Rad1mittae 1:3Ol
fl1ioet i'm DuiineB Men'S Club cine
5nrmeruerlntnnlune ftatt.
Sberiff Tubin lit nad1 sos
Xnaeles. Gal., a~baerei1t, UNI ben
Giienbnbnurbeiter 90. 3. BIRD bier.
ber3ubringes. oer aneetlaat mar, els
men Gugriff auf Elm Observation-Disclosures
nnsgeflhrt gu baben. G(s
ser BrDseB ftnttfinben fofte, mar er
setidtuunben, es ieinen Biiraen
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NndIem,S 9lrnfea Galbe

lift ueltberiibnt fir lire uuuoerbare
0eilwirtung! Sic iibertrifft ale aas
oeren Salben, ieoes Bflaiter uno
ieoen 8aliam fur 5dnitte. 8rano'
wunoen, @eidmire, 8inemurm,
6ledten, freiienbe Sdmdren, Sal5s
fluB, Sieber= Musidlag, mfgeiprun=
gene 5aut uno ale lonitiaen Mun'
ben uno NuSibla9e. unfeblbar aeeen
6dmorrboioen. Sur garantiert. Nul
Is Gents in ben Nputbefen BON $,
8alteuer & SDn uno Noolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-21

1xMsrrbDteew, Biz iest als unheilbar
6etradtet, f6nnen biGig, unlH6bliH unb
idmersIos burd Nntuenbuna bon Dr.. S.
Silshee's ANAkEsiS fursert tper6eu,
ma6 our1 Eaujenbe BON lebenben 3en.
gen, tueldbe ihre Geneiune bieIem i'm.
i@6tbaren Rittel au baufen 5aben, BE.
tuteie11 sueroen lam. SHUTTER tperpen gut
aAf Werlnnnen burb P. Neustaedter &
Co., Box z4l6. New York, tphemfrei
5neeldtdt. 4u baben in allen renpm.
r!terten GpDtbeten. 4itet GnH bpr Satb.
nbInnugen. N6tet 6araMf, ba6 bic I'M.
tertdrtft BON 8. Silsbee, NJ. D. iiaj auf
ieoer Seite Der SmadteI beinbet.
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Gs 1T me6r Ssatarrb IN oielsr weaeno oes souoes
as bon alien anoeren Grantbeitei auIammen, unb
biz IN Ole le5ten Sabre gait cr ais unbeilbor.
9lele Sabre lang erildrten Npttpren ibn fir cine To-
tale Rrantleit unb itritben lofale 6eilmittel bot,
uro oa fe ibn NIT dr5tlibsr gthanolung befdnoia
nIbt t~nrirten, ertldrtsn lie ibn far unbeilbar. Sic
Mlienibaft. bat %beuieien, paB Ratarrb cine Gonitiz
~4anblung edJrbsrt. 9atl's Ratarrb=
Eur, f%abrI5irt DON 3. >. Gbenen&g o.
4olebo, Obio, If bic elnaiee contttntioneGe Rur I'M
Uaritt. Sic mirb innsrli9 in DOZEN eSer @aben
BON 10 Sropisn biz gu einsm Gbeel5HeI Doh aenorns
men. sic tDirt brett auf oas glut uuD bic idIeir
MICE Dberfldbt bes SpfteHs. sic btsten etnbuns
pert Dollars inr jsbsn GaG, BEN lie gu turiren per.
fehlt; east @u9 6irrllare unD 3tugnife trmmen.
AoreiTrt:
s.. 3. Gbentp & 6 o., Soleoo, 6.
RT gertauft BON alien @polbetern rs Gents
Daa's Samiiiea 5 . thea nnb biz better.
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Was lit oas sebenY

SIM 8runoe aenDmmer t6nnen mir
oieie Srage gar nidt beontporten,
aber mir piiien, oaB es unter Itrens
gen @eiebeu itebt. Benn man oiele
8elebe AUDI nur Ieid)t ubertritt, 10
lino Sbmer5en uno 2eioen Die 5olae
oaoon. 0urh unreaelm6BiaeS Qeben
brinaen mir Die Oraane in unoro=
nung uno Die SDl9e baoUu lino Ser.
ltopfuna, 9opFid1mers uno 2eberbes
i6meroen. Or. Sings 0eue 2ebeus=
Biaen brineeu Die Sraane aber balo
tuieoer III Orouuna. Sic tuirten
milo, aber arino(ih. Nur % Gents
IN ben Mpotbeten pm s.. Ra(teuer &
Suu uno Ioolpb 9reiB.
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@5demtltdbe elite.

Montbatia: Grau Sobanna qape, 60 Sabre a
8aroa Gusut giti6fe. 33 $.
@ieSsoilIs: Sraa 8. SieinisIO, So \.
Yorftopn: 5rau 5snre 96tter, Sc 3
SAP gill: Sobu Stsinba6, 81 :.
@eratS: 9ari @rnoto, 40 S.
San &%ntpaiO: GrisOri4 gsssr, 50 3.
Ssgnin: 5rau g. bon Sosdmaun, "a s.
gafrop: 6rau G@. 3iseenbals.
6ort @ortb: Siaae StieTst, 81 s..
90 Sran8e: @alter oSa Roienbers. "A ).
8bitt Gal: emma RiatsL 10 9.
@uipsfoa: Srau antoinstie S6irmer, 7aS.
Waion: Grl. Nsnie GnrE.
9onfoD; Srm Sophie Reumnnn.
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gtimmen, neI6e ith 6inii6tlih Der
9eteiligung 3eutidtan08 al Der
notwithstanding in ct. QDuia ifeps
ttIh duBeru, mebreu GiM in LETTER
Belt in beoenffidjer @eiic Wun
miro aud in Srage geIteat. % Die
oeutide Gunf re%prdientatio UertGeten
Iein piro. GD oerbffentliAeu Die
pWinhener 0eueten gtohridlten
cine 8ui6rift, aus Berlin, in tuels
der Die Sraae berueint niro. Sic
3ufdrift behauptet, Die Nu5nabl
Der oeutI6en &unltuerfe peroe in
autfanenoer @eiie oeri6leppt, uno
tie ertldrt. es erideine rnter ben
0bwaltenoen llmitGnoen stpeifelbaft,
Db Die heutihe &urft III ct. 9Duis
iiberboupt uertreteu iein tperoe. Da8
pm DEM oentIhen General S0mz
miTdr fir Die GusiteQung, @efeis
men Sherre9ierttn98rot 2epalb, aez
biloete aomit6 lei nod car niht eins
berufen nor6en. unb 10 oerItreidle
Der Termiu, big 5u toeldem cine
Nusmabl ~aetcoffeu ietn miiBte, obue
oaB aud MIR oa8 @erinQite qetoll
ueroe.
Der B0ll5eiIhu8 Iar oeu Rais
ler Wilbelu Ii. fat bel Der fnrsliden
Nnmeienheit oeS WDnardlen in Ser
lin cine ~erbeblid6e BerihQrlunQ era
fabren. gei Den Iu8fahrten oeS
&aiiers Dur6e Die faiierlid)e Gqltis
page an 6eioen Seiten brtrcJ raoelnbe
acknowledgement aeiibert, elm &ris
mine.lhubmann folote Der Gauipa0e
au 6aoe unb Elm Sbubmann III
Uniform iOnoirte bUdb gu 01ao por
Dem Wagen als @riab zines SpiBenz
reiters ben 8ea uno CAB Der Soften
tette &unoe pm Dem 9ta1en res Raiz
lers. Gs iheilt bemnad), nf8 pb
mdbreno oes Observation-Disclosures Der
failerlthen syamilie in Berlin Der
BDliseiibub fir ben Safes nod
mehr perihdrft tperoen miro, als
Dies bisber Der Sal 9efueIen lit.
&c nfriielt" nod peiter I'M
engliideu Winiiterium 8alfour.
SEPT iino aub nod 2oro Balfour Of
Burleigb, Der Staatsiecretar fitr
Sbottlano, unb DouglaB gQiOt, Der
Sinanaiecretdr bes S9abamtes, aus
getreten. 2oro W2i(ner miro oors
ausii6tlih @olouialminiter tperoen
ulo Nuitin Chamberlain, Der @obn
oes suriidgetretenen @Dlonialmini=
tiers, S9abamtstansler.
Sn Berlin muroe Der Sdrift=
TELLER Baul &ph tueeen 8eleioiaung
Der iIoilhen Heli9ion gu elmer @ez
fdn9nisftrafe non bret Monaten oer-
urteilt. @r bate cine Sluaibrift
nber nGitualm0ro" ner6fentliht, in
pelher er iih 81 bemeiien bemiibte,
Dab Gituolmoroe in Deutlbtono Der
iibt meroen.
General b. ginem, Der neue
preuBiihe &rieasminifter, erlieB Elm
Defret, mDourb es ben l1nterpffiSle=
rem uno @emeinen perboten miro,
reooluti0ndre Doer io5ialitiide
Sbriften in ibrem GeIibe au baben
ooer 81 bertei(en, 9iener al Ginaen
noer Mufe bon iiG gu aeben, rpe(de
iD5ialiitiihe @eiinnung ausbrlder,
ooer Ohne bic grlaubnis BON ibren
0fT8ieren gu einem 8ereine gu gebbs
rem 0oer 81 einem iDfden @elo beis
/ aiiteuern. Bum SbluB flbrt Der
GrlaB bic &rtifel bes Mllitdr, Gtraf.
aeiebbudes an, unter nenen 8uui=
oe~rbanoelnoe pro5eilirt rueroen ioaen.
9Dnooner 8ldtter berid)teu:
Nls Heiultat Der neuerlidlen antiie-
mitiiben NgitatiDn inter ben arbeis
tenoen &faiien in Cardiff, 8ales,
uno oeiien nmgebung baben bunoert
iiioiide Nrbeiter Der Domlais @erfe
WertbDr 9pouif perlaiien, nm fid
nad Nmerifa 81 begeben.
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@ramSeiseatams : itebertrasnusem.

@r'tnoetsetttams itebertra8anaen.
8aimuno Sriebrid) an q. STA.
rinas, @runoitud an San Saba
Ctr, $3.50.
hilbert 8edmann (8a6laB) an
Mmalie glmenourfs SinterlaIen.
ihaftsoerualter, Inteil an Dem
-8em 8rid" sGiaeutum, $3.50.
s. M. Gbparos an Grel Meer-
ibeiot. @runoitiid an 6omaro Str.
1926.
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9eutlde aecioensz 9rnderet.

aae Grten pon Drudarbeiten pers
Den in oeutlher, engliifer uno fpa.
nil9er Gprade fem uno Iauber su
mdBigem 8reiie ausaefibrt. 'Speci,
alitat: Druid BON Statuten, 8erlos
bungss. 6eiratbs> uno @elegenbeits,
&arten. Iuf Gnfraae meroen SEQ,
ltenanidldse eeliefert.
Nic Eengg.
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u Il 8 | a n D.
Mehrere tiirfiSdhp OTopnto

linden ii9 CUR 3eit in Berlin, uni
Bafen uno Munition fir Die tiire
ttibe Wrmee uno bic Slotte anaufou.
zen. belonoers in 8iel uno in gIlen.
sic miiiien aber Naes baar besahs
len, 90 Der Credit Der tiirtilden
Regieruua Der oentbar ldledteIte lit.
Gus Berlin miro beridltet; Die
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Saomeftteras witm6t Gnd,

@enu SIR sud- iraenowo nieoer.
laiien woat. tbut es entlane Der 81.
ME Der
Gan Antpmip 4 Mramjas
VaB Sabn,
i'm @artensD iftritt oes Gtaates. @e
iunobeit uno &lima urtiibertrpfen.
Biaige 2dnoereien far ben 5armer,
Warft9drtner, Obft< uno @iebsiifter.
@egen @inSelbeiten penoetGuh an
g. s. Wartin, g. s.. 81,
San &ntDniu. geras.
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San Antonio Electro Plating Works,
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
The government drerge Grant is COM
ing-so is Christmas.
SAVES TWO FROM DEATH

''Our little daughter had an almost
fatal attack Of whooping cough and
bronchitis" writes Mrs. w. X. Hayi-
land. of Armonk, n. r., but, when all
other remedies failed. we saved her life
with DR.. Kings New Discovery. Our
niece, who had consumption in an ad-
vaneed stage, also used this wonderful
medicine and today she is perfectly
we'll. Desperate throat and lung dis
eases yield to DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry as to no other medicine on earth.
Infallible for coughs and colds. SOC and
81 90 bottles guaranteed by chas. Rog-
ers. Trial bottles free.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

The Astorian has an editorial urging
construction of railroad along the
coast. The city by the sea is on the
right track and it will be railroad
track from mouth of Columbia to CAL
ifornia coast one of these days. Such
line is bound to be built eventually
for the Pacific coast must, ultimately,
contain as many and as great seaport
towns as does the Atlantic and coast
railroad or railroads viii be an absolute
necessity. and will be tapped too, by
transcontinental lines. Eugene Regis
ter.
And the mouth Of the Columbia, that
drains the Inland Empire, is nearer the
Orient ana nearer Alaska. than any
other port.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

One effect of the new Irish land law
already noticeable is a pronounced check
puon Irish emigration. An anti-emi-
grafton society has been formed in Ires
land whose purpose it is to restrain ems
igration and to keep the people in
their own country A writer in the
ST. Louis Post Dispatch, referring to
irish emigration says: THE volume Of
emigration has been enormous. During
the last decade Of the nineteenth CEN
tury France lost by immigration only
one inhabitant out Of 6,s75 Of its popul-
alton, Germany one in 2,574. Belgium
one in 26S7, England one in 2s2, Italy
one In 212. Scotland one in 214 Spain
one in 261, Portugal one in 241. Sweden
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

The Sovereign Grand Lodge, 1nde-
pendent Order Of Odd Fellows. which
holds its grand encampment in Balti-
more, Nd, this month, has gone on re-
cord for its $4,000 members as favorlng
union labor. 1t had been intended to
have the United States Marine Band
lead the great procession in which 3d.
900 odd Fellows will take part. but the
protest Of the American Federation Of
Musicians has prevailed, and the great
band win not appear during the encamp
ment. Union musicians win be employ
ed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

one In AZ, Austria Hungary one in 4S0
Denmark one in 6Se, Switzerland one in
125e Holland one in 277s and Ireland
one in ia OF course, the cause Of this
movement. which has threatened Ire
land with depopulatlon. was the misery
Of the people and the impossibility Of
making career in conditions imposed
by the British government. Ireland is
one OF the most fertile countries in the
world. The blight Of landlordism be-
ing removed there is every reason to
believe that she offers all that her sons
can ask. for several generations at
least"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08

There are reports to the effect that
salmon are not finding ready sale al
81 80 per case, the price fixed by the
Alaska Packers Association. While
the A. p. A. is looked to for the set
ting Of the price each season, confir-
nation must come from buyers who are
willing to pay the price. The price set
for this season, 1870, is held by the
Fishing Gazette to be logical figures for
this year, yet if the small packers are
.nable to get the established price they
are face to face with the proposition of
selling under or carrying their pack
over. 1t is to be hoped, however that
the packers win be able to realize the
full market price before the time Of
cut-litting for another season is at
hand.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-10-08
PROFESSOR plNcnoTS TALK.

Prof. Clifford Pinchot. chief OF the
United States bureau Of forestry talked
on government withdrawals and for-s
est reserves IN Portland last night.
Senator c. w. Fulton presided as
chairman Of the meeting and Congress-
man williams, Congressman Moody,
Judge Beilinger. w. NJ. Ladd, A. L.
Mills, Ernest sross Of the oregonian
and other celebrities were present.
According to the not over full report
sent out very little light was thrown
on the subject by Prof. Pinchot. Ac-
ccrding to the report. nothing new was
advanced with the possible exception
OF statement to the effect that the
government should not permit timber
to be cut from the reserves. The rest
!. o. his reported talk consisted OF gem
erallties and d defense Of the reserve
system. The object Of reserves is |
use and nothing more. ne said. |
and It II the permanent use to the
people living IN the region, No one
would hardly take issue with the pro-
fessos on such statements. The facts |
that they were created II evidence
enough Of some intended use. The
creation Of the reserves was certainly
made to serve some intended purpose.
but such statements bear little rel
evancy to what has been agititing
people Of the West. It's not the use but
the abuse Of reserves and Withdrawals
that the people Of Oregon want to hear
cnssed. Too much acreage has been
withdrawn and parties have been given
tips in advance SO as to permit their
making Of money through Withdraw
ais.
H.,G. McKinley,a weil-known timber
land speculator, has stated that parties
of no less prominence that State Sena-
tor Pierce Mays and Representative
A. N Jones Of Multnon1ah county.
were among thos who engineered the
Blue Mountain reserve. Senator Mays.
80 Mckinley alleged. complained 10 him
on the ground that he, Mckinley. had
purchased a few thousand acres Of
school land within the reserve without z
any expense while Mays and his
crowd had worked up the withdrawal =
and were therefore entitled to the priv- =
ilege Of purchasing the school land =
within the reserve boundry as base Z
land. Prof. Pinchot could have made
his talk more Interesting by touching I
upon practices of this kind. He could 4
have satisfied great many people al :
70 by explaining how. when Withdraw !.
sls have been released, If they ever are. =
bona fide settlers wishing 100 acres Of .
and are to be protected from scrippers. =