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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
Thursday, Nov. "a, 1904
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The editor of this paper has been serl'
ously considering for some time the ad'
visibility of raising the subscription price
of The Herald. We do not want to do
this, but our expenses are much higher
than they were year or two ago. Every
thing has advanced in price, and it costs
much more for living and Office expenses.
Therefore, it is clear that we must find
some way to increase our income. 1t is
true that We are doing more business than
ever, but we are not getting enough for
our work. Everything else has gone up
in price except the price Of printing.
Still We do not want to raise the SUBJ
scription price of the paper. One dollar
is convenient price for weekly paper,
and is about all some of them are worth.
We believe our paper is worth more, but
that's neither here nor there; we do not
want to increase the price. So We have
adopted this solution of the question: A
majority of our patrons now pay US cash
in advance for their subscriptions; in
fact, most of our subscribers do so, so
hereafter we will continue the one dollar
rate to those who pay in advance, and to
those who do not pay in advance the rate
will be $3.50 a year. This is entirely
fair, for there is no justice in charging as
much for cash in advance as for credit
subscriptions. So bear in mind, that if
you want The Herald on credit it will
cost you $3.50 a year. For cash in ad-
vance the price will remain one dollar.
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ADVERTISEMENTS 90 per inch for
frst insertion; SOC. for each subsequent
insertion. Liberal contracts made for
three, six, or twelve months. Want No.
tees one cent word each insertion. Local
Notices Sc. per line first week, SC. after
wards. Tributes of Respect, etc., must
be paid for as regular advertising.
CoMMUNIcArIONs-N letters or on
subjects of general interest will be gladly
welcomed. Those of a personal nature
will not be published unless paid for.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24

THE CRoUCHNG LEOPARD LEAPED FOR
HIM
snow leopard taken to the geological
park recently from the Himalayan
mountains.
Bicycle Policeman Walter Kaine
fired just in the nick Of time. If he
had pulled the trigger second or two
later he would have been torn to
pieces by the infuriated leopard.
The leopard was called Prince. BE
was one Of three from the Himalayas.
They were said to be the only speci-
mems Of the SNOW leopard in this coun.
try and were valued at $500 each.
Their habitat is In the lofty snow clad
mountains, and one Is rarely below an
elevation Of 1900 feet. Ever since
their arrival they have been a center
Of attraction.
Because SNOW leopards must have
plenty Of cool air they had more hber-
ties than most Of the other animals at
the zoo.| They were permitted to stay
in AN outer cage in the lion house at
night. Prince measured eight feet
from tip to tip and was two and half
feet high. The animals were fed
through skylight in the, roof Of the
cage.
This skylight had been left unfas-
tened, and it was through this that
Prince made his escape. Night Watch
man Veldern discovered that the big
leopard was missing about II o'clock
and at once gave the alarm.
AS soon as the animal keepers ar
rived on the scene they summoned the
police. Ten policemen were soon on
the ground. For nearly an hour they
secuted around. in the bushes In the
neighborhood Of the lion house. The
keepers went in the lead, with torches
It was decided that there was no hope
Of recapturing the big leopard and
that he must be shot on sight.
Bicycle Policeman Kaine Is a crack
shot and for that reason the zoos ten
gauge repeating shotgun was handed
to him. Ka1ne left the others and
walked over to a clump Of dwarf trees
lust opposite the cage from which the
snow leopard had escaped. Besides
the shotgun he carried a long pole.
With this he poked In the foliage.
Presently he heard low growl. Then
there was another groTl louder than
the first. He called out to the others to
come to his assistance, but his call was
too late. He had just dropped the pole
and made ready to take a quick shot
when his eye caught glimpse Of a
crouching figure in the darkness NOV
ing with cat-like stealth toward him.
Kaine says he had just seen two
eyes that glittered like balls Of fire in
the darkness when the crouch1ng leop-
ard made its leap for him. he knew
he had no time to lose in taking aim,
and 80 he clapped the gun to his shoul-
der and fired at the leopard In midair.
The load Of buckshot struck It In the
neck and severed the jugular vein.
Kaine had jumped aside as soon as
he fired, but the animal was dead
when it struck the ground. The skin
Of the leopard will be stuffed and
mounted in the Natural History muse
nm
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24

A negro went to the house of Mr.. Mil
ledge Smith. who lives near Ninety-Six,
in Greenwood county, last Monday, and
shot at Mr.. Smiths daughter twice. The
young lady was at home alone and seeing
the negro approaching, she became
frightened and started to run to the teld
where her brothers were at work. The
negro called to her to stop and fired at
her twice. The brothers rushed to the
house but the brute was gone. Later a
negro said to be the man was arrested and
lodged in Greenwood Jail. A lynching
was averted by the earnest efforts OF lead
ing citizens.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24

The country would 60 Democratic in
short order if Bryan, Hill, Tillman, and
a few others Joined the Republican party.
~
If the personnel of the South Carolina
legislature does not improve, the people
will vote for centennial sessions instead
of biennial next time.
~
1t looks like Senator Tillman is going
TO join the ranks of the anti-dispensary
people. If he does, they'll get whipped,
sure. The people are doing just the op-
posite from the Senator's wishes now.
NJ
Senator TillmaE lives in flower yard
little out of Trenton. He is surrounded
by every kind Of fruit and flower in the
catalogue, and owns splendid farm well
stocked-Edgefel Chronicle.
Of course the Senator didn't have all
this before he became governor and
United States Senator. And yet some
people say there is no money in politics.
But maybe they are not so thrifty as Sen
ator Tillman.
~
Col. E. b. Aull, editor of the Newberry
Herald and News, announced last week
that he was private citizen, as the terms
of members of the general assembly begin
on Monday following the general election.
Col. Aull was member of the house of
representatives for two years, and New!
berry never had better representative.
He did more than any man they've ever
sent from that county, and it is only JUS
tice to him to say so.
~
Brother DeCamp, of the Gafney Ledg-
er. realizes that the fight for sobriety in
that county is not ended by voting out
the dispensary, and he is devoting the
columns of his newspaper to the cause of
having the law against shipping liquor.
into his town enforced. This week he
calls on the authorities of the law to sta
ton an officer at the depot to seize all
liquor that is shipped in. DeCamp is a
brave, honest fellow, untiring his efforts
when his support is enlisted. He will
find, however, that he is up against hard
proposition in endeavoring to create a
dry town with dispensaries in the ad-
joining counties. We wish him we'll in
the good work, but he has the fight of his
life on his hands.
w
A. D. Webster, the white Republican
postmaster at Orangeburg, has notified
the Orangeburg Patriot that certain ad-
yertisements in that paper must be
stricken out in order to conform to the
postal laws. The advertisement was for
an Orangeburg firm, and related to a
stove to be given away on December 1st
The ad. referred to had been running
nearly three months, but the postmaster
only found out it was in violation of the
postal laws after The Patriot had begun
to criticise him for his political associa-
ton with negroes. Over in that district
a negro preacher ran for congress against
Lever. the. Democratic nominee, and
Webster had great deal to do with the
negroes during the campaign. II is very
plain that the postmaster is seeking re-
Yenge against the newspaper for criticism
of his political course. Parks now seems
to have his "dander" up, and if he don't
make it unpleasant for Webster we shall
be surprised. And he ought to. No
white man who hobnobs with negroes
should receive any courtesy or social
amenities from decent white people. He
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24

The courts in Pennsylvania have de-
cided that insurance cannot be collected
on the life of person in case he is legally
put to death. This decision is not likely
TO affect the insurance business in South
Carolina, for you see, down here, nobody
expects to be hung.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24

The cotton mill was shut down Monday
on account of the boilers being inpected.
Complete federal returns from all but
Abbeville county shows that Roosevelt
received only 1884 votes in this State
against 81, 4,635 for Parker.
"Want some money, do ye?" said the
kind old lady. "Now, I wonder eft ye de-
serve it. What would you do with penny
eff + gev it to ye?"
Lady" replied the polite beggar, "yer
kindness would touch me so dat I'd buy a
postal card wild de money an write yer a
note O. thanks"
Father-See here. Didn't I tell you
never to play with that Williams boy
again?
Tommy-Yes, sir.
Father-Well, you disobcyed me to-day.
Tommy-No, sir. I wasn'o playin' with
him-I was just fghtin' him.-Philadel-
Press.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
An Elephant on His Hands.

An Elephant Oh H1b d2nu1s
you'll take a couple Of tickets, Of
course. We're getting up rattle for
poor cripple in our neighborhood"-
"None for me, thank you. wouldn't
know what to do with poor cripple
Il won him."-Philadelphia Press.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
A GOOD COMPLEXION.

A GOOD COMPLEXION.
"Sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks re-
stored by using DeWitt's Little Early
Risers," writes S. P. Moore, Nacogdoches,
Tex. Certain cure for biliousness, CON-
stipation. Small pill, easy to take, easy
to act. Sold BY n. F. Hoover.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
Leopard
Escaped
Metz York Policeman
Shot 1t os II Jumped at
Him From q Bush.
An Exciting nidniSbs Cbass In
Bronx Park. Net0 York
CITY Fired Gun
Just In Time.

Ten policemen and a squad Of keep
ers had leopard hunt in Bronx park,
New York, between midnight and I
o'clock one night recently. They bag
ged the game they were looking for. II
they hadn't it is entirely likely that the
leopard would have bagged police
man. The quarry was an eight foot
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
DIR. C.. F. HAIR
DENTAL SURGEON,
Rn11lber0. S. e..

Banabe1g, S. C..
In office every day in the week. Gradu-
ate of Baltimore College of Dental Sur.
gerry, class 1892. Member of s. G. Dental
Association. Office next to bank.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
IMPORTANT SALE.
SAMPLE GARMENTS

Orr buyer, during his trip to Neav York last eveek su
cessf 6uyng severoz several sample lines Of Tailor
Made Suits, Czoaks Skirts, Childrens Coats and Knit
Shawzs from prominent manufacturers We bought
these stylish and desirable garments at 6ig dis
count amt our customers are moav sharing oar
gain as all are being rapidly sold at about 50
per cent. less than regular price. '.:.'.:.'.'.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
THOUSANDS CURED.

DeWitt's Witch Hazel SalVe has cured
thousands of piles. II bought box of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve on recon-
mendation of our druggist" writes c. H.
LaCroix, of Zavalla, Tex. "snd used it for
a stubborn case of piles. 1t cured me
permanently" Sold by 81. F. Hoover.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

irst Methodist church-Regular SER
vites Sunday, Preaching at II a. M
and 70 p. M, by the pastor, Rev. J..
NJ. Hawley; Sunday school at $50
a. m.
Christian cnurch-Suaday school at
$50; preaching at II. Subject
'Steadfastness.' Christian Endeavor
at $50; the pastors farewell service
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

ST. Jcsephs church-Services at St.
Joseph's Catholic church during the
week will be as fellows: Devotions
Wednesday night at 7:3O, sermon by
Fr. Bertke Stations of Cross and
benedict'on on Friday night at 7:3O.
Masses during the week at $50 and s
a. m. The Cemetery association will
meet after second mass on Sunday The
promoters Of the League of the Sacred
Heart meet On Wednesday at 3 o. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

at 7:30; special music All cordially
invited to worship with this ecngrega.
tien.
St. Josephs Catholic church-Firs,
mas, 7:3o a. NJ; second mass, lO;3v
a. II Sermon on the TRANSPORTATION Ct
Christ by Father Bertke; evening SER
vice. 40 p. m. Sermon on "Discoa7
agement,' by Monsigner Lucey.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

SetoLd Prcs Lyterian tLdrch--Dr. J.
L. Caldwell will preach at the Second
Presbyterian church this morning at
/ ! a. N.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
= + + + r + + + + + + + + +
At THE CHURCHES.

There will be no morning services at
church, &C ner Hickory street and Sev.
enth avenue Sunday school at o. m
A. 'G Q. m. Rev. T. H. ,a'.g! o. H,.l
preach
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

er. Christian En.heaver at $50 p. N.
Sunday school at $50 a. N.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28
Rev y. W. Vaughn will preach at II
a. ic. TT Whitehall Chare. today.

First Baptist church-The pastor,
Rev H"ss Moore, will preach at both
h,;"rs Of s,'vice. Subject a: Iva; in
hours of service. Subject of the morn
ing OBSCURE Overcoming our Enemy
the World Evening subject, Can
You be Saved?" Sunday school at 9 80
a. m. B. Y. P. U. at $50 p. m.
First Presbyterian church, Rev. J. D.
Fleming, evangelist CT Ouichita Pres
bytery, will preach at bot hthe morn
ing and evening services. Mr.. Elem.
ing has quite a reputa ton as a preach.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

Get a meal ticket at the GER
MAN KITCHEN; $3.50 for s.. Order
as you like.
l-Ie',-9n7 >Ie!ere re,Ay~rr~..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-02-28

Call and see our Immense Line.
Well be glad to see you whether
you buy o. not.
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MacarOnitpeisen

h 8Dr etliben Wonaten bieB es in
gepifien 8ldttern, bas 8unoesaders
bauoepartement riete pom Nnbau
oes aus &uBlano importierten Nta=
caronipeiaen8. ab, neil eS ausoefun-
ben babe, baB fein eenitgenoer Ib=
iaB oafir norbanoen lei. Der uns
uorliegenbe Sabresberiht oes Secre=
tdrs Sames @illon benefit, oaB
oieie 0adtrtht, mo- niAt adnslidl
eroiHtet, bod betrdbtlih iibertrieben
mar.
6err @ili7n rat BON Bau oes
Observation-Disclosures nit nidten ab; er
lagt i'm 8egenteil: Ser @ert Der
Observation-Disclosures in ben trodes
neren 9eilen Der meitliben Brairien
itebt iebt feft, uno Die Nabfraae oas
nah mabit in benz MtaBe, als ibr
Wert better befanrt miro"
Oa Der Macaruniueisen aber, 10
iebr er fib in trDdenen @eeenoen
bewdbrt, in feubteren, NIT geniiaene
Dem Nieoerfhlaa, iomul in Der Site
mle i'm @rtrage binter Dem gem0bns
lthen CONNER uno @intermeiaen
5uridbleibt, empfieblt 6err @tlIpn
fir oieie ben Gnbau nidt. @er nit
gemDbnlihem 8eiaen quite grnten
er6iele, iOle iib oarar balten; nur
mo- Die @rnte uegen gu grocer 9rDs
denbeit 8u miBraten pflege, empfeble
it'd elm Seriub nit MtacarDni.
8enn es in ben einaangs ermabn>
ten 3eitungsberihten bieB, elm aug
udrttaer Wartf fir omerifouiIhen
Wtacaronimeisen beitebe nur in Der
@tnbiloung gemiier gntbuIiaften,
10 betont Secretdr @ilIon oaaeaen
in leiuem 8eri@t nad]bridlih, 6aB
ole auswdrtige Nadfraae geniigeno
lei, I'm einea reiblihen @rpurt bon
Wtacar0niwei5en in Nus1ibt su ftel=
len; nur miiiie Der 9anoel erIt in Die
Wege geleitet peroen. Oafur Iei
aber ib0u ieBt Der inlGnoiIde @onz
FUN UNI 10 itdrter. Minoeftens atuau.
zig Miiblen mahlten Macarunimei,
gen uno Elm GROCER 9eil oes Mebls
uuroe BON ben beoeutenblten Wacas
ronifabrifen oes 2at1oes a~ufaetauIt.
ueber Die Experiments our Sermers
tung oes WtacarOnimebls gum 8r0o-
baden beri6tet Der Sefretar, oaB 1ie
duBerit ainitiee Relultate eraeben
h1tfpu
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-MlerIeis

Den 6erren ~gbamberlain
&e@ifette. General genten Der
Mutual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @eIens
ibaft iino mir fir Die freunoltde
ueberIenoilna pDn Wanos &alenoern,
0Otiabihern uno einem fleinen
Wertden iiber Die eriten lefort nprs
aulebmenfle 8~ebanolung bel uns
gltidsfduen alIer Grt, gu Dant oer=
pflidtet.
Die Goutbern See @umpans"
BON San Mntoni0 Fat fi9 nit einem
&apital urvn $4,000 int0rpDrieren la5=
len. Die unternebnter iino gbas.
Y. Bitter, 8. 8. 1intber uno 8. @.
W1dntarirl.
Der Sol non 81. Jerrp qeeen
GeDrg 8. Saur un0 Die .NrmOur
8ading Company" lit num 8unbcs=
ridter ~otgemieien uproen. Jerrp
mar uDn benz @enuB zines Sdintens
pom Der be{ngten &Dmpagnie ~erfrantt
uno Uerlan9te S@aoenerIaB.
RurltrnttDr 0elion lit an Der
Grbeit. tie Gulioo=G traBe Bis sur
S1o Glerrnp StraBe in Stano su
ieser, nm tie oana nit Der su erbau=
eroea 2anoftraBe gu uerbinoen.
-SnWrtbur @nuI's Goluun tunroe
Elm M0rtl abgefaBt, Der einige Stas
iden Wlisteb ftabf. Or ertl1rte,
ben Wbisteb. ben er idDn friiber ge@
ttDblen, an einen Sdnoler auf Der ans
oeren Selte oe8 San 8eoro oertauft
Su baben.
5rant unb s. g. 6olcDmbe uno
8. s. BDpt ueroen nm cine Berle=
guug ibre8 BrD5efies in elm anoeres
GDuntp iiadlumen.
Na@ lanauieriQer 2ranfheit
ftorb i'm Nlter ppn 81 Sahren GQen
9. Swearin9en, Der friiber in Der
Nlnr1D @atiDnaI 8anf angelteut
nar uno ipdter cine Npotbefe betrieb.
Die Heiebe muroe na@ Brenbam aez
brabt. tu0 Smeariueer gebDren mar.
Der &untratt fiir Die grbouuua
BET rleuGl 4ude uno ben Nnbau an
oo8 6g8pita[ uno Die BGderei, lit
H. 8. a1ngmortbb fir $14, us uno
pee filr bic neue 8eraniigungsbaac
1T y. S. B0elbautue fiir 81, 900 iibers
tra9er luoroen.
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8esahlt Cure appfftener.

Der omeritaniIde 8nreer bat feiz
ne ernitere uno beiliaere Bfibt, als
Die Nusibung ietnes Stimmrehtes.
Sn elmer @%epublit, Die Don Dem
8ulte urb burb oas 8olf regiert
tuiro, bat bas Stimtnredt eil'e uu=
alei@ bDbere 8ebeutung. dig in Ell
ner Monarhie uno fein Birger I0as
tie es oeridunlen. oaeDn @ebraud 81
MAIDEN.
User fidJ an iraenb elmer Wabl i'm
9aufe oiefes'Sahres lei es eine20cal,,
guuntps, Gtaots' ooer Mati0nal=
8ahl su beteilisen piniht, Der muB
Bis gun. 3 l .sSanuar feline &Upfiteuerr
Auittutg erlangt baben, gegeu beren
BDr5eiaung am ablplabe ct aaein
feline Stitntne abgeben Fam.
Die Auittune fir Die &opfiteuer
tam unabbdngig BON ben anoeren
Steuerri auageitent meroen uno es
beitebt Desbalb feine gntibuloigung
fir fir cine 8erIdumniB, IelbIt tpenu
Semnno nidt i'm Gtanoe fem iDlte.
feline County uno Staatsiteuern bis
su benz feitgeieBten 9ermin 81 beSabz
len.
Die Nnaelegenbeit iit furhtbar
midtig unf tpenn giner iib niht
lelbit entrebten, auf ieinen nDllen
8lrgerihein, Der i'm bas Stimm>
reht ~nerlei5t, 8ersiht leilten mill,
0ann begeEe er ith - aqs oiefes
nibt ihDn gelbeben iit-unppraiig=
LID gum guuntpz 5haBmeiiter uno
entribte feline 3Dpfiteuer. Sc ban-
belt iih, uie geiagt, niht 1ur iii,
cine ein5ige Wabl. iunoern nm ale
Wablen i'm oanaen Sabre, flr pelbe
Die &opffteusr-Q uittung @iltiafeit
bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-08
9te @erteilnng nDm gaAereiem
oWgG1 nmSer 8anoesaferz
baubMrean,

mie ite felt Sabren geiibt pproen lit.
miro BON Dem 9eg~enpdrtigen Setres
tor Sames 8illun in ietnem neuelten
8ertht ais cine un11iibe 8erIdpens
ounQ getaoelt.
9as 9epartement iaf1melt uno
Derteilt aQiabrlih ouf Nnmeifuna oes
@ongreifes geger1 40 Miaionen Ba=
fetben nit Semitic uno 8lumeniaz
men. 9ieier Same TT Der bette, Der
i'm Marft 81 baben lit; neil er aber
in iuld' arOBen W3enoeu Oerlanat
miro, fDnnen mir nur Die gepDbnlts
ben 5Drten liefern. Die ftd ieber
lelbit faufen bann. 9a cine oerar=
tiQe Samenoerihentunq feinen pratt
tiIhen 3med bat. erlbeiut Elm Mehs
ieG reimbursement. @ir iplIten in
ben Stano 9eiebt neroeu. 'uns aui
bic Berteilung neuer uno ieltener
Samen uno Bflansennrten 8u be-
iGrdufen. SIN bieier &idtung Qibt
es nDdJgenug 81 tun, iDnobl auf Dem
Beoe be6 Supports, als aud burh
@ntmiflun9 uno Serbreitung einbeis
nilder @ewd9ie. Sc eibt in alien
Teilen Der Ser. Staten uertuoGe
Bflan5en, Die auBerbalb hires be-
ldrdnften &reiies fait u%nbetannt
iino. 0ieie iollten geiammelt, err
probt uno Damn Derteilt tueroen."
SDrldufig bat bas Departentent,
UNI cine before Qualttdt gu ersielen,
i'm Nnfauf Der benDtteten Sdmes
reien einen anoeren WDous einge@
l6(agen unb ourb 8ermittluno Ieiz
ner Ngenten in Niien uno Nfrita
mebrere neue 0ubpflan5en etnees1
fibrt. 60 an eriter STEELE Den bar
ten Mocaronimeiser, Der iid in ben
trDGeneren 3eilen BEG @eitens >ber=
naBen bemdbrt. baB i'm p"ereangenen
Sabre bereits 10 WtiQiouen 8uIbel
oauon ae5ogen muroen. 8mdnSig
Wtnblen baben beretts bic gum Wabz
len oiefer barten &Drner n6tigen Wlaz
Ihinen angeibafft.
Gu6 nit alfalfa aus 9urfeItan
bat man erfDl9rei6 superintendent, be.
lonoerS IN Den Nlfallmiften oes Sio.
ueftens.
Cine neue aliatiine Sutterpf[anse,
Die fib ebenfaqs I'll betp6bren lheint,
lit gaiiaua, o6s belonoers ben 8e=
oirfniifen unieres SHoDfteus fid
anpa6t.
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Notis fiir 9tenersabler.

Die Stats uno @DuntbsG teuern
auf @runoeigentum unn peri1nliheS
@igentum fiir oas Sabr 1903 SjuD
iebt fdQia uno in meiner Office aahle
bar. Wern oieielben aidt Bis SUN
81. Sanuar 1904 besablt linb, oault
iitein Strafaufi6la9 BON 10 8rus
gent 81 erbeben.
Ine Berionen. meIbe fid an ben
nGdften aIgemeinen Mable1 imSabs
re 1904 beteiligen mDQen. natif5en f&
periDnli6 einiteuen uno ibre Ropfs
iteuer entrihten, Doer fid,, i'm Sale,
oaB fie BON oieier 8erpfIid3tung ges
ieBlih befreit fino, elm Nusnnbrtes
gertificat ausiteIen lafien.
San NntOniD, z. Des. 1908.
Sanl MeerfGeiOt,
Steuersg Collector upr Beror GDunth,
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Die in NusGitht ftebenbe obp

Die in &usiidt ftebenoe aber=
maliae Nenberune Der uuiformen
BEG oeutiden Reibsbeeres uirb in
gans Deutihlano lebbaft beIprohen.
Die 8eitunaen fino angefiqt NIT er.
regten 3ui9riften, in pelden Qeraoe
Wiilitdrs Die Nenoeruna in erreetem
Zone beiprehen. Sn Der nS6leii.
l9en 8eitung" rehnet elm b6berer
Offiaier aus, oaB Die lebte 0eueruno
lett benz Sabre 1888 Die breiBiaIte If,
nobel bic sabqoien GGieBlhniire,
Sienitalter : Nbseihen, @aroeliben
etc. ni6t miteeSablt iino. 8on allen
otelen Nenoerungen tparen nad1 iad)
oertdnoigen @ntabten b0hftens
flint nDtia ooer 5medoienlih. Sober
Offt5ier muBte onflr runo 900 Wort
ausaeben. 9asu bemerteu Die
u2eip5ger sc. &ahr.", iomie piele
anoere fonlerDatiOe, pie 1atiunaQibe.
rale uno @entrums > Nl6tter, burdi
Die S~tei9erung oieler Soften ueroe
betpirtt, oaB Die 9reiie fir ben Off.
slererlab fih INNER mebr einenaell.
@eiter beiBt eS: Die alten Dffsiers.
uno Beamten : Samilien rueroen i'm.
ner mehr auseeihaltet, uno an be.
rem Steqe tritt Der 8eloaoel, bas
8robentum. On Der Eot bort man
uberaa in OffiSierstreiien Hagen.
Der @eiit Der nnrube i'll in Die Dir.
NEE getommerl uno duBert Iih be.
reits in beoentlider @eiie.
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betueiien Wanbe i'm @rtragen opn
5bmer8et in SOl9e sufdaiger Ser
leBun9en, Die Shnitte, 8rQnos uno
Brlbmunoen ETC., Ooer audi in Sulae
number SuBe uno iteifer @elenfe.
Nber man bat oas ear nidt n6tia.
BudlenS &rnica Salbe t6tet ben
uno beilt Die 8erlebuno.
@s lift audi Die bette Sable auf @rs
ben fir 6am0rrbDiben. 25c in ben
apotbefen BON s.. aalteper u Sun
uno &oolpb 9reis.
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Shutmittel fir bic 5aut gegen taI=
te Winbe aneebra@t.
Suil9tino's Manoet Cream" aut
m bic 6aut gerieben, lift bas ridtiae
Wittel. Sur 15c pro 8nGle. Sung.
frno'8 Drug Store, SIT Ofs 6uu=
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