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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
Ser &oniueeuil { Gaa.

Nuf Der Wusitequng mar elm .80u.
meeDtts9aq" onqeiagt, nidt etpa fit
Die 8Dameepil, Die Iid bort periam=
me[n loQen. beun i1nit bdtte man tie,
rpepu iie ale aefommen Esdren, balt
nertilger f6nnen, {onoern es lDate
Elm Eag fem, an ueltbem man
oariber beraten IoIte, auf mel6e
BeiIe Die aefrdBigen Snieften am Be-
iten unidd6lth gemadt uoer pertilgt
meroen fDnuen.
Brpf. Curtis bonn 8unoe8sQder=
bauoeparteilert tpar Der erlte Reoner
Der Rouoentioa. III melder 8rDf. s.
s. gDrneQ pom Siam Gao Ranh"
Den BorliB flbrte. st lagte. Das
iid Der 00apeepil ni6t ourh Taz
tentmittel unb Mpparate ea8rotten
laiie, ionbern oaB oaSu burDgretferoe
Nrbeit oes Bflugens, 6adens uuo
6orfers geb6re uno ole Nus(eie aQer
angefreiienen 8apieln. gr 1T Der
uebeESeusguq, baB Der 8eeuil iid
nld]t i'm GrobDoca perbirat uno oaB
bet Grtaee Burm, bsr Bic Slqtter
Der Stoube ouffriBs, iebr pief sIs
NuSruttuna oes Weeuils beitr69t.
SefferlOn Sobnion BON Guitin ers
(duterte, peBbalb bic pom State
ausQeieBte BelDbnune BON $50, 900
nidt 5abe ausbesablt ueroen t6uuer.
8on QQen opatgtensn Witteln babe
iid feiues bemabgs Lao 1nE Dag Cine
lei Durd3 oie anaeHsI.ten IruEupgsn
uno unteriuBunoea ermittelt uDrs
Den, DaB ciae arlnoti9e genrbeituns
oes Booeua mn ter 8lan5e NohhlFe
|idaffeu fam. ST 1T ebenfaaS Der
0n1tdt. osb Die alten Bfianser, na@s
Gem tie QbgeieIen moroen fino, pers
6rannt 0etbea fanEen uno guar nor
Wtitte Sttober aaS pteS ersGleint ibnl
10 pibtia, oaB et In oet nad3itea Sc
aisfatur enc oieSbeshotiGe Bin ein@
brin1en uiro.
@eoeg SN5Her npu So Strange ets
fldrt aus9e5eidnste Reiultate baourd
er5ielt gu bnben. Dag 81, aaaoem ftd
Die Bitten refp. aapielr aebilbet bat=
ten. aGc Bldtter Don Der Staube ente
fernte.
$. s. s.. Seer eea Gap antDniu
| aab cine Bel5reibuno Ieiner Safe,
pDrin bic 0paDeepil geSaneen unb
Annr S,rv31 cLo,sor EstSk cAcs n,,s nm
oere 8elie getDtet weroen f6nneu.
SIS. s.. @entwortb pDn SlOresoiae
lit ebenfaas su @uniten erinoliher
BearBeitung oessSeloe8 uno 8. Yietid
uon gaf Beruerb jbloB fih oieien
Nusflhrungen an.
Sc fam niGt aur fDrmeaeu @e.
idluBfaiiuna ODER 81 elmer Sr9auis
iati0n. lonoern es erfolgte in Der
8~eriammlung nur Elm aaaemeiner
misunderstanding.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
9eutihes yheater.

ain sFreitag abeno beenoete Die
9Grtng'ibe 9beatereeieaihaft ID,
biesmaliees @aitipiel init BEN
5dmanf n8mei @appen" pon BLU
,asntbal uno &aoelburg. DnS Stld
ging brilliant, Die Graser Der bet
oen Oauptrpuen pie Derren Seine
(UettIngen) uno &rng iI0rfter)
ipielteu auseeseidnet unb aHd5 Die
lbrisen Wituirtenoen, Die Damen
WdrtenS. 8ieiel uno @eorge uno
Die 5erren Dirina uns Oesfelo
@aren n9rtreflih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
Bran III iein 0nus cir.

9. Se0uinn bon @aben6iib, Ser.
mont, tpurbe fetter fonftigen 8e1unb
belt beraubt bur6 9ronii9e 8erfo=
pfnng. Oils Semanb auf ibn nno lit
teln 9ans einbrang unb ibm ,9r.
Sings Atene 2ebens > gi0en" aufn0s
ttgte, tpurbe ieinem 2eiben @inbalt qe.
bpten unb ieBt 1T ct bonfdnbig ges
lltnb. Sbr @rfolg pirb garantiert.
gu baben fir rs Gents in ben Mpos
theter BON o. >. s. S6mibt nnb
Nbplbh 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
auslteannas=S e}ltAer

betuabren tbre eiaenc ~5utereFen ana
beften. ipenn tie nniere 2agerr1ms
me, Gde Spuftun. uub Staoarro.
StraRe, iouobl tuie nafeye MusItets
lung i'm 9auptanstellnnaS Ge6GnSe
5einoben, iuOieibft cine nplft6msiae
Ausmabl opn Muifiadjeu AZ iehen
TIT Rtb ppn c%Oulanteu Mu9efteatem
gerne 8e5eist unb erft1rt tuiro.
SbOS. @DQgaM & Bros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
menn bos entuotiono(t1iereu heiEt,

Menn oas entnati0naliitereu betEt,
10 nebmen mir ben xobel, Der nit
linn Den ACKNOWLEDGMENT erteilt
miro. germ unb milIie auf uns; oenn
mir bege6en nit linn feiu gerbreden
an unIerm 8olfe. %ionoern mir err
uei}en ibn cine WDltat. Sir neb=
men i6m nidlt8. mas aus Ieiner Sea-
tur Encouragement lift. mas Inn oon
@Dtt uno 3tedt8ne9en gebDrt, ourH
0efien SDrtnabme ntr es lhpahen
uno euttrdftigeu, mir nebuten ibrra
uur etuos, mas linn ourd Die u1ge>
red]te geUorsuaung etnes tielnet1
Tells ieiner Ingeb0riQen onfges
brdnet lift, mas feline geiitige 3dtig=
felt benriGt uub feline @ntpidluna
hemmt. 9esme9en ueileu Uir aud
DieIen @ruub fir Die 8eihrdufurg Der
Ginuonberung auf's @atihleoenite
| spriG; Dor Dem gntuationaliIieren
1T un8 nidt bange, oesmeaeu fDnnen
nod 8ebnnat mebr @tnpanoerer her=
fommen. ots mabrenb Der leBten
| uier5ia Sa1re hereefomn1en iinb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
MQerlet.

ger pier d69e1aiter1en balblGbrllhen
V~erlamnluna Die folaenoen Beam
ten errudblt: Brdlioent, 8. $. 0noe.
San Nntoni0; 8ice BrGIi0enf, IS.
U. QthLeb, Beeoile; 5etretdr, u.
S. Doois, San gutonip.
sos bette ua6 hiajgffe aots in ee!beu yso.
sen. $3.50. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
Die StraBeubauten i'm 8erbel
ierunasoiitrift Jtp. 2 tperoen i'm
GouFe Der nabIten Wohe beenoet
iein.
Nebmt gineubuts in Carr's
aetben Waaen. $3.50.
@qeru's beribmte itolienilGae
9apeHe. ole bereits bier nit oroBem
@rFolg aufgesreten lit, mirb am 20.
Wooember beginneno bis gum %.
in Der 8eetboben= Oaue 9onserte qes
ben. Die Sapeue sdbls so Snltrus
mente. Sn ben &~pnserten miro fih
auh Elm genor bDren lofien, cine
0euerung Die anaenebme Mbuedss
lung i@afft.
Sem ihledtes @ols in aelhen M3as
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood &Coal Co.
Worsen nahmittaa uno abeno
tornmt i'm @r0Ben Opernbaus oas
ptrtuneSooae WelDbrama ,6uman
SeartS" our Iufibruna.
0ebmt Gihenbola in Cars
gelben Bagen. $3.50.
6err Ism. s. gihbuls,
Aeeafteur ber 8euiidlen Munoihau
IN Guer0. ftattefe uns einen Freunos
ihaftliden 8eiub ab.
Teites. aeiuubes 9Dls in Qelben @a=
GET. $3.50. Carr Wood Co.
@ir batten oas @ergniaen. bic
perren Is. s.. Nltermann uno
Sobn Winolinger aus DalIaS
in unierer Office bearlBen gu f6n.
men.
Das Bette tommt in gelben Wa9en.
$3.50. Carr Wood & Coal Co.
6err @. S~tademonn uno
Satin aus Dallas itattete1 uns Ell
men iehr angenebmen 8eiuh in iin@
lerer Office ob.
Die 8drenriege oes San Nu=
tonic Gurn=G eretn b6lt am Wittmod)
ben 2. @ooember lire erfte Benjamin.
lung ab.
shambaftiatett miro rot, 8rii=
oerei lelt SLOT auf.
Nebmt flein eeipaltenes gid,enbDl8.
$3.50. Carr Wood & Coal CO.
- Nu9 in Der WiIte oes 2ebens
beoeuten &omele oft oiel.
Selbit oarin rueGlelt Die Wooe,
mas man Natiirli9teit nennt.
Die Tebler zines Wenihen be-
ereifen. beiBt feline 9l9enoeu mir-
otaen.
8on unieru 0DfnuugSfteruen
leubten Die entFerntelten am ih1ne
item.
SIN 9eben tam man Iebr bod
iteben uno bod teinen neiten Sori@
50nt baben.
unlre Jreuoen lino oft Der
@runo. in benz unire 2eiben Murse[
Ihlagen.
Wfit oerblumten NnoeutunQeu
bat es Ihpa manden Gtraus abae.
iebt.
Cine 2tae ins @eliht 1T oft
aidt 10 ihlimm. mie cine Mabrbeit
binten herum.
Ber i'm litter niel 9u9eno pres
oigt, bot lid aewiB in Der Sugenb ben
Cert oasu gebDft.
Aub i'm 2eben unIrer Seele
eridelnt auf einmal aaeS in aaus ans
orec Beleubtun9. ruenn Elm @epitter
i'm In5ug lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29

8enn man NIT einem ernIten
Seberleloen be1aftet lit. 70 fahre man
fort, Or. GuguIt 86nia'8 9ambur.
ger Gropfen au 9ebrauben. 9ie 4e.
ber miro tpieoer rihtia fpnftipnieren
pao pie @eSunobelt pieber beraeIteQt
Ieia,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29

8ie 8eraUpfung Der @bsugstauale Ell
uer Gtoot bic id)ltmmlen 5olaen tlr bic
10 audi Die &erftopfun8 bes &bcpers Fur
bag 0o1lein bes 8etreffen6en. 8oren,
Nieren, @eoGrme fDnnen lire 5unttionen
ni9t reselmdBig berrihten, uen pere
branc3te StOffe iih BARN o%u9ebauft boz
ben. 9a gilt es, 6ieie 5u lpGern, UNI iie
aug benz 8brpec su entfernen. Sizes Ither
al 6epirfet, lit eben beg &or5ug Der ST.
Bernard 9raaterptlieg, Sir % Gents
BEL @pptAefern gu habeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
Sort Elm ,,guaelus".

Ser einsiacr pri9ineAes ssiano=
Spieler. Sic beffer ia itngeren Eager.
r1nmeH, Ode Spuftpm. atto Nanarrps
gtraRc, uaS ebenfeas in u~ulerens
MasNelangsplaRe i'm Sanptgeb1uoe
ber Agsaeliuag.
%bss. @paaaH 4 Srss,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
Heftamramt
fin 9erren unn Datnen
lett erDfiuet,

pberhalb Shols' Saloon,' nebeu
Bolff & Wtarr 60. NusaeSeihnste
Slide. g0ulante 8%e6ienung.
5reisgonsert beute Nbeno.
@iugana fur Dnmen 2oiopd. Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
unlerr Mnlif : Ninten

ioippbl pte nnIere Siimeraussuabl
fiao BON Neuem tn nnierem alien 0es
f~6Iaftsftano, Ode 9Duifpn- nro Na=
narro"S traee, arrGngiert.
Shps. WpaaaM l. Br0s.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
,gtetor" : G%predmaldineu.

Sic a~eneffcm o8ecurcs" ifno BON
rmierem @usftelinnaslpcal int Saupt=
auSfeiiungS, @eE1uoe poer BON unie=
rem 3agerrdunten, Ode SnnftDn, NIB
GaoarrpsS trasc, 81 besieber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29
Soeben erhalten

cine @~aclaouug upn .BrDotfioe" aus
tbraeitfOble. Bette 8uble i'm Wartte.
Gel. 81. Sunset Wood Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29

3ein fdlehtes Ools in aelben $50.
gen. $3.50. Carr Wood &Coal Co.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-29

Dieiem NuSEreiten oes 8uritaner.
tuntS haben nun Ole Fretnoen Gin.
nDbner, lberaa, moBin iie famert,
Wtoeritano Qeleiftet, Die menioer
Snteat9enten nnbemnBt, Die Sn-
teaigeuteren, Dor aQern bic 9eut-
iden, nit oDllem B~epuStIein. lint
iie babeu eS tatidhlid fertig aebraht,
ben puritaniihen ginHu6 gu milberu
uno absuidudben. Nus benz fteiF-
leinenen @eieaen, melber Der 8etuob'
ner Der H0roftnaten in ben Diersieel
Jahren mar, baben fie i9Dn elmer
gang an6ern Menihen geniadt, lie
baben benz 2ebensgenuB mieoer Tn
uno Cor aeDffnet. elmer Freieren 8elt.
anihauung, elmer beiteren 2ebensouf,
faiiun9 Gineaua oeridafft uno tat,
iahfib benz ameritaniidJen 8olfS'
farafteg cine eroBe Wienae liebens:
miirblger 2iee eeqeben - ale. mit
Furslih elm fretaoer Beinder bebaup.
tete. sic lino nod INNER in
&anlpF, BADEN nod lanae nift &C.
uUnnen, belonoers bier unten i'm
Saoen. NO. ME mir Dben ihpu Tag.
ten, Der puEitaniIde @influB neuerelI
Datums 1T, nber fie f1nnen nit if,
TEN GrfDlgen idon %5ufrieoen iein unb
mir munen nur uiinihen. baB fie
lpesififh Mmerifantihe nod
einmol gang aus Dem 8aratter IN.
ieres 80lfes pertteiben m6aen. mie
Der Berfaiier iereS Nrtitels i'm
4iaht" oOn Gutieeeu DurausInat.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

She was a bright, llght-hcnrtcd little
woman. and when her husband failed
In business. and they had Il give iSp
their pretty house and SO TO lodgings,
she tried To make the best Of H.. For
hours after receiving the sad news she
sough; some compensation for poverty,
and all Of n sudden gave n chucLlc OF
delight.
'oh, IL isn't 40 bad being poor. after
ALL" she laughed.
Her husband looked ut her inquiring.
~. "why ?" asked he. Rrimly.
Because" announced the little won.
m. confident that she had CHANGED upon
n shred Of the silver lining 10 the dark
cloud. because We won't have any
servants 20 bother about."-Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
BARN PLAN.
For Adequate shelter Of Crops. I'm,
elements. Windbrcak and safe
torng OF water.

Farmers In western and southern
states are often at a loss to know how
TO make a cheap. convenient barn.
Mine is well adapted for the storage of
hay. grain and farm implements. 1t
will also act as an efficient windbreak.
The roof. being large. should shed an
average OF 1000 cubic feet Of water
every year. which can readily be saved
In cisterns.
The foundations consist Of logs OF
cedar or other durable wood. set on end.
They are cut long enough to reach a
solid foundation. The tops are shaped
as lemons, n, and show about two inches
above surface Of ground. The uprights,
b. each consist of Two scantlinRs. two by
six inches. the bottoms OF which rest on
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
DIR. Williamson swcnr..

Yorktown. Ark. Jan. lSth.-Last week
I, statement was published from Leland
Williamson. NJ. D., OF this place. TO the
effect that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the
best medicine for all kuuncy Diseases aud
that he uses them with uniform success
in his daily practice.
No one who knows DIR. Williamson will
doubt for q moment the complete truth
Of his fearless declaration, hut to com.
plctcly clinch the matter in the minds OF
those who may not have the pleasure " q
personal acquaintance with this celebrated
physician. DIR. Williamson has appeared
before MIR. II. l.. Greene. j.. 4. for Mont
gomery county, and made a sworn state.
mcnt.
In this sworn statement the doctor has
cited u number OF cases which have been
completely cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Here il case No. 4:
"IIcnry Hall, ST.. agc ~. an American,
attacked with Malaria ~iacmaturia or
Swamp Fever, temperature ranged from
lOl TO los. highly coated tongue. consti.
patcd bowels. hcmorrhagc or passage Of
blood from Kidneys. used fcbriiugc and
Dodd's Kidney Pills 10 relieve the In.
flammation and conRcstcd. condition. OF
Kidneys aud to render the urine bland
and non.irritating. Recovery complete
after two months treatment Of the Pills..
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

Presidents OF the United States are
provided with a comfortable pew In
the Metropolitan Methodist church. in
Washington, n provision due TO the
liberality Of n Baltimore family. Tho
papers bear the date of April IS. 1861,
and read ms follows: This Is To GER
tify that Gen. !. 5. Berry and family,
Of Baltimore. Md. hnve contributed the
sum Of $1,000 10 the building fund of
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
church, in the city OF Washington, TO
secure for his cNcellcncy. Andrew John
son. president Of the United States. and
his successors In office. a pew IN said
church." This certificate Is signed by
VI. q. Emery and Samuel !. Fowler.
president and treasurer. respectively.
OF the board Of trustees, and also by
Gen. L. $. Grant and Chief Justice S. L.
Chase. who at the time were also mem
bcrs Of the Observation-Disclosures Amer
lean.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

The world has Tor some time been
aware OF the use Of oil on troubled
waters. but the idea Of oil To prevent
dust storms In streets IL II novelty.
I'm Iowa engineer claims 10 have dem
onstratcd that a liberal use Of crude
oil on muddy roads soon transforms
them into models Of cleanliness. Tie
effect Of %sprinkllng oil ON the ground
Is 10 give IL n hard. compact surface.
upon which water nnnot remain. The
result Is u complete absence Of mud
In wet weather and Of dust ut other
times.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

each side Of lemons. q. rs shown at b a.
rlght-hand figure. The sean,lings are
bolted and nailed on each side Of the
lemons. Between these scantlings short
blocks. tive by six inches. are placed
at regular distances as shown In the
figure to the right.
My barn IL 20 feet square. The ridge
rises IL feet above the caves. which are
eight feet above the ground. The ends
Of the rirdors run between the scant-
llnRs and rest on blocks. The cross
Ections In the square cut. at h ! X.
show some Of the rirders resting on
the blocks. but do not show the up
rights. The uprights. b. are placed ten
feet apart. the length OF the girdors.
The girders run between each OF the
three ten-foot wide divisions on each
side Of the barn and also on the top
OF the middle posts. .. on which res, the
purlins. In n barn not over 30 feet
square room may be economical by
having n gable opening and unloading
grain and hay outside through Il.
In the south and west. where water
has great value. n large roof Will catch
much water. With suitable caves
troushs. rain water may be conducted
10 tanks directly under the roof In the
barn. or TO clstorns outside. II. posi-.
bic. let the pitch Of the roof be one
half. but not less than one third. For
raftcrs. use two by four-inch pine
scan,lings, and place them In pairs -four
feet apart. Across the rafiers lay pine
scantlinRs two by four inches. three 10
four feet apart. For the roof. use one by
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

How hard the Cubans are working To
learn English appears from this adj
ycrtiscmcnt In n Havana paper: "fhis
IL without doubt one Of the Factories of
iirSt-clnss and Of the most universal
credit, and We affirm that no other has
this credit with more merits, by the
goodness intelligcncy aud care cm-
ployed In tho preparation and pcrfcc-
,ioumcnt Of his produciions."-Chica.
10 Chronicle.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
sEcrIoNAL yIEw or rRAMr.

hHH' ~ q 80
ten-inch selected boards. as free as
possible IRON cracks and bad knots.
Straighten the edges of the boards SO
they will join as nearly as possible.
On the top and down the length Of
each board. about ono-half inch
from each edge. sink tyo grooves rs
Indicated at d. The grooves should b.
onc-half inch wide Gad hve-slxtoonthe
deep, The side of each groove next Che
edge II left square as shown. The
grooves can be readily made by using a
panel and then n rabbct plane. over
the grooves OF adjoining planks u bat
ten. three to four Inches wide. SHOULD
be carefully nailed. as nj e. When nail
Ing the roof boards, drive the nails as
shown al E.. Never drive a nail In the
soft seams Of hard pine, Cut the scans
as nearly as possible at right angles.
sec 6.
Much labor may be saved by painting
he roof boards before mailing them In
place. Give them at least ore good coat
Of Venetian red mixed In boiled linseed
oil. The battens should be painted on all
sides,
Such a building can be put up with
5000 feet Of lumber. which should not
rost more than 500. Cisterns, cutters
and conductors can be added for the
same amouIt-L, Woodruff, In Farm
and Home.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

In Anchcn, lihenlsh Prussia, the
Karis Schnctzcn guild will celebrate
next month the eleven hundrcdth an
niycrsary Of It's foundation by Louis l.,
son of Charlcmngnc. Originally the
guild was founded for "thc protection
Of the cathedral and divine service
n. y. sun.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

Booker r. Washington insists that the
negro ~ not ungratcful. aud. although the
yuungcr generation may like TO lose sight
u the fact that their r%randmother and
yrandfathcFs were slaves, those grand
mothers and Rrandfathers themselves 10
DOT forget y. Ia Illustrating tins be tells
the old street cars being replaced by cars
driven b. electricity. and exclaimed! DE
Nank came down here 20 years seo to nee
lc niFgah. and nov, glory be, dey is gwine
10 free dc mewr"
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
Vaccination In .crmnny.

Since vaccination was made compul-
sorry In German cities. In 1874. only u
few eases of smallpox have been OBJ
served, and most of those occurred In
foreigners coming from countries with
out compulsory Notwithstanding
Argus.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

"And them" said the man who knew
the singer. "therc'n he the encore"
"llc won't get any encore" predicted
the other man.
%"ilr'l take one" observed the flrst
individual. sndly.-Puck.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

with 90 stamps for postage 10 the John \.
Salzcr Seed Co., la Crosse, We, and get
their big catalogue, fully describing TINS
remarkable Cream Separator, aud hundreds
Of other tools and farm seeds used by the
tarmcr, TX. IL
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

Every body says the baby looks like you,
Decent that please yuut' Il don't know"
replied poplry. but / tell you what; I'm
glad nobody thinks OF saying look like the
baby. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

The dropplngs OF poultry fed on grail
and meat at this season are too valuable
10 be wasted. Carefully store in bar
rels. mixing with dry earth and plas.
ter. and keep for the truck ratch
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

Wantanno AT which joint did your
friend have his arm nmputatclt' Dunno
That's a mighty "disicspcctiul way To
speak oi a hospital. Baltimore Amer
lean,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

No Cause for Alarm -Iena-"Whnt
made Fred act 80 funny when | accepted
him. Emmn-"Oh, he's Just IA love
with you, egosic. lie will soon get over
TINT ."-lrnnLlNn I.Ilc-
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

'our new company is capitalized at sto..
OOOl 1000 d.
Great Let me see your prospectus
"Oh, we haven't got out n prospectus
vet. Thc-cr-thc darucd printer wants
his pay in advance. Puck.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
How Another Sufferer Was Cured.

eDEAn MRs PiSRHAM i cannot praise your wonderful rrmcdcs
enough, for they have done me moro good than all the doctors have
had. For the last eight years and more suffered with female troubles,
was very weak, could not do my houscwork, also had nervous pros;
tration. Some days would remain unconscious for a whole ia. and
night. My n~cighbors. thought J. could never recover. but, thanks to
your medicine, | now feel like n different woman.
al feel very grateful TO you and Will recommend Lydia u. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to all II has now been four years since
| had the last spell of nervous prostrton. only weighed ninety
eight pounds at that time now / weigh one hundred and twcnty-thrc.
II consider your Vegetable Compound the finest remedy made.
Thanking you many times for the benefit received from your medicine,
Iremaiu, Yours truly, Mus. j H. FAnMEI, 300 Elliott Ave, st. Louis, Mo-
Remember Mrs. Pinkham's advice is free and all sick women
are foolish IL they do not ask for II. She speaks from the widest
experience, and has helped multtudcs OF women.
SSn00 so Sssss!slA1Ial1i:s ; s&aGs &sa Rs s:s5i;; &! Hss$a,%?s ;@ 3 4: ssas', s &c.; 4. nd '."'"'.'
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

1t is always easy 10 forgive other people /.
cucmies.-CuIcag Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

GrumbliuR puts spurs 10 the stccd Of
trouble Chicago Tribune.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

Why cough, when for 2jc aud this notice
you get 20 doses OF an absolutely puaran.
tecd cough cure in tablet form postpaid.
WIS. DRUG CO., La Crosse, Wis. liz. IL
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
To Cure a cold IN one Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuinc T1bict.. Al
druggists refund maucyiiit iailsto cure, Zoe.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

providing YOU will return thi, notice, and
II you will send them 2Oc in postage, they
will add to the above q package Vi IA
nous Bcrlincr taulllowcl. liz. III
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
Arid Lands Made Fruitful.

Those parchcl, dry, arid plains Of Mont.
Colo, ARR, Idaho aud other dry lands
respond quickly and give a big yield when
planted 10 Sal1cr's Spcltl, Hanna Barley,
Macdroni Wheat. ~ Day Earliest Oats,
Billion Dollar Grass aud liromus liner.
mis-, Above seem tn ilourish and laugh at
thoughts and ard soils.
JUST sESD loo ~ srAMrs
and this notice TO John A. Salzcr Seed
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22

Piso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken Of
as a cough cure j. ". O'Blen, 3-4 Third
Ave, ", MHuelpois, Mimi, Jan. q, 1870.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-01-22
The wondcrfuI cream separator

does It's work IN thirty minutes and
leaves lcss than ! per cent. butter fat.
The price Is ridiculously low, according ia
silc, S1.15 to $500 each, and when YOU
have one you would not part herewith
for fifty times its cost.