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Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-08
CLEVER GIRLS ABROAD.
Ways in Which Americans Earn Liv
ing on the Continent.


An American woman who has Just
returned from year abroad is author
ity for the statement that there are
many opportunities for American wom-
en- on the European continent. A trip
abroad is no longer the impossible
thing it used to be for the self-support-
ing woman. The time has been short
ened, accommodations improved and
the strain upon finances lessened; but
protracted stay on the other side Of
the water is another matter, and 1t Is
here that the advantage of being able
to earn a living there comes in.
One important opening for English
speaking women is In the ranks Of the
typewriters, says the New York TTib-
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-08
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Daniel Boyd,
Attorney at Law,

Local representative of the well known
firm OF Copp Il Lcckett, Washington, d.
q. in contests and claims OF all kinds
before the Land Department.
KENNEWICK, WASH.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-08

IL hope this proposal of mine
hasn't taken you entirely by surprise?'
"Well, yes; to tell the truth, had
given up all hope of it long ago.
Brooklyn Life.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-08

The maximum endurance of 12-
inch gun is 800 firings, while the 6-inch
gun may be fired upward of '">-
times without injury.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-01-08

A man cannot cover his works by
condemning Gods ways.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
The Novice A-Hor.ehack.

The position that it is natural for the
beginner to take when FIRST perched
upon horses back is not the correct
one. This sounds unusual, because, In
60 many sports and forms Of physical
exercise, the attitude that Ii easiest and
most natural is the best. For instance,
in walking, we move with our toes point
ed out and our heels In. The beginner
In riding naturally places his feet in
this position when first seated upon o
horse. The correct position for the
feet In riding ID to carry them parallel
with the sides of the horse. The reason
for this will be readily understood il we
imagine the rider wearing spurs. Were
the toes out and the heels in, he would
be constantly In danger Of jabbing his
horse in the ribs. II any further rea-
son were necessary, the awkward APP
pearance Of the feet when carried as In
walking would suffice. Country Life In
America.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
JOSEPH OurNTAL.

Joseph Quintal died at his home mid
way between Jefferson and Elk Point
- esl5 Monday night. h attended
The funeral Of bis neighbor, Joseph
fsossee, at jefferson Monday morning
md was apparently In good health.
He returned home for dinner, was
aiken violently III at 800 and physi-
aiap WAS summoned. The cause of his
death ID uncertain. but 1t il assigned
ID heart failure.
Joseph Quintal was born In this
county and was twenty nine years Of
&c at the time of bis death. He
caves wife and three young children,
ged s, 2 aud q young baby. His faith
i and mother are still living, the
former, Julius, being At present 10
seattles Wash, for. his health. Two
brothers, J,iles and John, are living
IL Jefferson. The funeral took place
IL jefferson yesterday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
For Bridal Couples.

The Kursk-Zarkoff railroad, OF Rus
STA, advertises special car for honey
mooners, designed and furnished with
the very latest Injuries. A famous en-
gineer and architect were called in to
plan It The decorations are In the best
Partisan style and polite female at
tendants look after the comfort az the
happy couple. None but the newly wed
are allowed to use this magnificent car,
which. by d stroke OF ingenuity is built
to accommodate alike the very wealthy
and those with d modest purse. The
partitions are removable and the car
can be used as q series OF small COM
partments or as couple of roomy sa-
Ions,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10

Revss Hupp and Siegler held d
street meeting on Saturday afternoon.
The object oil the meeting was ia
awaken indifferent and unthinking
men. Whatever else may result from
the meeting, II succeeded ID stirring
up the sell righteous scribes and phar-
aaees, who, u Of old. had their words
Of criticism to- offer Our master has
gone 10 be the guest Of man who il
8 sinner Sufiice Ii 10 say that Jesus
Christ preached wherever be could
tind men to preach to and not with
out criticism. Paulstood 10 the open
air on Mars Hilland preached to tho
cultured and the ignorant. we are
veil aware of che fact that such
preaching Is not popular ioday with
tbs aristocrat and The formaliat, but
Il hes always been popular With Cod,
and has been blessed abundantly.
The Wesleys were rotten egged.
sooifea at and alandered. but God was
with them. II men are reached and
saved in this generation The Gospel
must be carried 10 them, as they
seldom attend church. What, suppose
you. does the average man 81 Elk
PQint and surrounding country, care
for the many church stseples point.
Ing heayenwaraa Not more than two
z&a Z NJ 49, #24HS 4 =.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
Fatigue OF the Retfna.

NM. Broca and Sulzer have discovered
that the fatigue OF the retina, caused by
blue light. accumulates in the retina.
and takes relatively long time 10 go
away, even when the action Of the light
has been short. The same phenomenon
exists for red light, but to an infinitely
less degree. In this observation, it may
be remarked, we have perhaps the secret
of the red (vermilion) and green tenn
erald) flashes observed by some persons
when walking alongside hedge. through
which the sunlight comes to the eye.
The retinal impression of red may leave
the eye before that of green. and cause
the two flashes. London Pail Mall Ca
Eette. III h
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
fsev. nnd Mrs. Woodcook last evening


Rev. and Mrs Woodcook last evening
gave party ID about fifteen ol the
boys of the X. q. H Games, geo
grapbical puzzles and an inviting
lunch we're some IL the attractions.
A hero contest IN which each boy
selected his hero and told the reason
Why, WAS al interesting and stimulat.
lpe feature. The judges awarded the
prize 30 Gene Stevenson, who chose
stonewall Jackson ii his hero,
Next week the COURIER will be printed
Wednesday night, 80 aa 10 reach the
rural route subscribers on Thursday
morning ii veil ae the city. This will
be great gain both 10 our advertisers
and To our readers, oGly making IL
necessary for rs 10 get our work under
way d little earlier In the week.
Neighborhood correspondents through.
oft the county viii please send IN
their correspondence day earlier
whenever possible and our adver-
tisers are requested to do the SAM
thing. All advertising copy must bs
ID by Tuesday night 10 make Ii posi-,
bic for Us 10 get them up, make III
and print "Wednesday night.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10

mine which was which, Like the old
lady's twins, they look so much alike
no one knew which from the othsr.
The church needs to have her pride
humbled, yea, she needs salvation TO
enable her to lay aside her kid gloves
and dancing slippers and pray for
enough Of the grace OF God and a
love Tor perishing souls, to send her
out into the highway and compel the
#unsaved 10 come to the feast which
Christ has spread.
1 have been advised TO refrain from
street preaching. Whether it be
right to please God or man, Judge
We. Paul said, III yet please men,
| should not be the servant OF Jesus
Christ" Since coming to Elk Point
| have tried TO act the part OF d
christian gentleman that my life
might commend itself to every mans
conscience In the sight OF God.
have been just In my dealings with
the business men and the church
/ have not attempted to dictate
to business men as to how tie,
should conduct their business, and
do NOT care to have any one but Coo
dictate to me how should conduct hi
business. / must render to God al
account OF my stewardship. I con
slider | am no more defiled now tina,
b3fore / preached to the unsaved Oh
the street. In the estimation OF som,
my standard may be lowered, but ii
the estimation of God it is raised. A
long as there are lost men in Ell
Point shall seek their salvation from
the pulpit, from house to house and Of
the street. Business men are no
afraid Of injuring their business Ii
drumming up trade and I am onl
seeking TO enlarge the kingdom q
my blessed Lord, whose am an,
whom I serve.
/ Yours for God and human ity,
i ]. M. HUPP,
| Pastor First Baptist church
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
City Council.

The regular March meeting Of the
city council Was held Monday evening
Al petition Was offered, signed BY the
requisite number Of voters, praying
that vote be- ordered At the COMING
city election 90 The question, shall Ii.
csnse be granted TO sell Intoxicating
liquors?n which was granted Areso.
|lntion was passed reducing r. M.
slagle y Cos city taxes from ss3.2s ID
s45.lO, because Of erroneous assessE
ment, Alderman McGrath voting 81
ths negative. The mayor named ths
following clerks and judges for III,
coming election. who were approved
judges 81 election, n. 3. WILSON, Bs
ron snaythe, Rev ] M Hupp; clerk
Will CoverdaIe, Thos Dyer. Routin,
bills were approved
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
Kinga an Ilocrorn.

King Edward OF England is fellow
Of the Royal college of physicians, also
of the Royal college of surgeons. having
studied medicine and surgery good
deal while prince of Wales. Two of his
predecessors on the English throne,
Henry VIII. and Charles T., were also
physicians. Froude says that "bluff
King Hal was one of the best doctors
of his time, an assertion which is not
perhaps entitled to overmuch consider
alton, but the first Charles was really an
intelligent and helpful patron Of the
healing art.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
OBITUARY NOTICES.
.JosrpH BOssgE

Joseph BOssee died on slow consumD-
tis,n. Friday, March 4, al his home in
jefferson township, after lingering
Illness. He was 6S years OF age and
came here from Illinois. He was one
Of The earliest French settlers Ia the
county, having homesteaded desir-
able farm Id The northwestern por-
tion of Jefferson township. He leaves
4 wife and five children, four sons,
Louis, Edward. Arthur and Achilles,
and one daughter, Mrs. Rock Ben.
jamin. The funeral was attended al
the church 10 jefferson, Monday.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
AFTER Ceoaxing corned Bees.

The water in which corned beef is
cooked should on no account be thrown
away. After the hot corned beef Is taken
from the table, to be afterward eaten cold.
put II In stone jar and pour the pot
liquor over It. Keep the beef In the
liquor until the last of it has been eaten.
II hash IL made use the liquor to mois-
ten It In the spider Chicago Daily
News.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
Palace Cars In Germaay.

The Bavarian railway has just COM
pleted an American palace railway car
riage from material imported for this
purpose two years ago from the Pullman
factories In Pullman, III. This is the
Arst railway car Of the kind to be intro
ducsd into Germany and will no doubt
be the forerunner Of regular system OF
railway carriages Of this kind on Ger
man railways.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
Are IL Naval oalcers

The ages Of officers now commandine
our battleships are 50. SO. SIS, 81. 57. 81
SO, So, IS, SIS and SIS, and this win Be
about the age of officers who will relieve
them. The ages OF officers now Sc
lected to relieve four of these are IN. 81,
% and S.. Navy League Journal.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
anmrren a..

$50 Jimmy de Slug got pinched?''
said the first hold-up artist.
''Yeh," replied the other; he tackled
de wrong man. He tried ter hold up
Mr. Henry Peck soin' home wild his
weeks wages. Yer see. dis Mr.. Peck
knowed his wife wouldn't believe him
IL he told her he'd been held up an
robbed. So he fought like thunder. -
Washington Press.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10
JOSEPH sTEcKMAN.

JOSEPH STEC1MANs
Joseph Steckman WAS born Id Bed
fofd County, Pennsylvania, February
is, 1881. Here he grew TO early mani
rood and Was married to Candace
Harms 10 1856 The wedding tour took
hem to Franklin Grove, ILL.,, which be-
anne their home for about year.
Il re- James, their oldest child, Was
born.
They next moved to Black Hawk
0unty, Iowa, where were born Laura
ars. J. w. Ellis Of this city,. Dema
Mrs. 4. w. Kennedy, Of Bowdle. s.
D !. and John. Of Avon, S. ID.
Nov. ~, 1869, Mr. Steckman came to
Dakota Territory with his family and
ook up o homestead about two miles
vesl of Elk Point. The family home
las been here ever since. April 10.
1887, Mr.. Steokman was bereft OF his
,Aintly wife. Since thea his home has
eeen most Of the time with bis daught-
4, Mrs. ]. w. Ellis, at whose home he
asstd away March s, 1904 at $40
ps ~.
Mr.. Sseckman has always been Of an
Independent and Industrious disposi:
ion. He learned his trade, carpentry,
'uiore leaving Pennsylvania, and ia 1t
xeelled i'll sklllAnd faithfulness. Quiet
md unassumIng, kindly and helpful,
lcrupulonsIy honest IL the discharge If
II financial obligations and taking as
motto, Speak we'll Of ali, or not at
II, he built up character that has
zen an influence for good ID the COM
aanlsy and Won the high regard Of
many.
- 10 bile religious life he has been
practically lifelong church member
II united with the German Reform
church Ii Pennsylvania, and soon after
umlDg 10 Elk Point became member
II the Infant Congregational church.
"a this he and his wife became mem.
sers, BY letter. II May, 1871. july 70
i the same year he Was elected deacon
sud October IA, 1871, be was elected
zoe IF two delegates 10 the Territorial
association oi Cong greg ationa ell
churches. AT the last annual meeting
il the church he was again chosen dea-
ION, but has been unable 10 serve on
account 0f Unmarried healfh III khn
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10

she-I love old trees: p0ey seem to
remind one 81 the past. somehow.
Don't you think so?
He Well. there Is only one tree that
reminds me OF the past the birch
Stray Stories.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10

The Norwegians Of all classes are
the best behaved people in Europe II
is often argued that an aristocracy Is
necessary TO give BY example d high
tone 20 society: but Norway Is almost
the only country In Europe without
20 aristocracy. or any pretensions 10
one.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10


II anybody went to see Georgia Har
per just On account Of her wardrobe
which i. no doubt, the envy 81 III
ladies' there was evident disappoin,.
mant. because her marked ability 81
an actress IL 10 much admired by tbt
audience That dress is forgotten. In
Camille The struggle between love and
duly, portrayed BIZ her, touched til,
hearts Of al. The same scenes Ia reel
Life. and they occur, could not By ap5
possibility be more potent and abso
lutte ID she eye of The beholder thai,
was the Initiation produced by this
talented woman. The support Ii d,
good, Tho company being one 81 th
beet thas has ever been here, present
ing the. legitimate drama In olea,
way. Miss Harper has many cost
gowns. but we are happy fl The though
that II wasn't altogether the gown.
that captured The audience this tine
Daalg Chronicle, me Ddllss, Oregon.
Al Eslick's Opera House, Tuesda
evening next March l5
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10

I am closing out my line Of wall
paper below cost. Come in early and
get choice patterns.
Jos DE ROUCHEY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1904-03-10

" AVA AAGA
Pastor First Baptlst church.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-27
Die @mmser tuersen nidbt allie.

Dot 1id ba in oieIem 4anoe Der
Suprematie Der Srau elm Snftitui
aufgetan, melbes iunae Wdbheu
fir Den 6ausfrauenberuf n~Drbereitet.
Sn bemiefben miro ben Wdohen III
les eelebrt, mas Su niiien uno 5u
f6nnen elmer p~oatDmmenen 0auss
frau nDtig it uno bier periudt man
fie gu noqenoeten @attinner1 berans
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man iiebt, elm iebr GROCER uno um=
faiienoer uno eS lift nidt mDglih,
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ourdsuipreden. Das 1T aber aud
nidt n6tig. Sc niro geniigen, ben
fnappen umriB oer Bfidten elmer
Sausfrau mieoer5u9eben, ben Die
BrofeIIorin beim 8eeinn oeS neneu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ibren Shilerinner
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Weroe ME beftig.
@ieb .ibn" reihlibes uuo nabr'
bates gfiea.
Sci peiie i'm @eloausaeben.
Gorge baflr. baB ner" fem Seim
INNER freunolih uno gemitli@ inoe.
Bebalte Die tfeinen 6ausitanos
Qereerniife fir Did.
Sci INNER .fertia" flr einen uus
ertparteten 8eIud.
8erteile Define 8eit aniIhen Deis
nem @atten uno Dem ,8abu".
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iddft uno ieinen Geraniigungen.
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%efinnte, beitere uno t~eilnebmenoe &c
fdbrtin su lein.
Sci 10 iorafdltia in 0einer 8leis
Dung unb 70 beitrebt, .ibm" su ae.
fallen, tpie boz Der Sobseit.
@rmutiae Deinen 8atten oaau,
uenioiten8 einen Qbeno ieoer ISOLDE
i'm 8erein uoer nit ben r8ops" su.
5%ubringem.
S0roere i'm auf, feline 5reunoe
ein5ulaoen uno forge fir tuenieftens
elm r6errenaimmer", in Dem er nit
ben Jreunoen 9gns unter lih iein
fam.
@as ia9t man nun? WuB Gis
mem - ielbitoeritdnolih, iofern man
nidt Ibon feline Berle bat - nidt
bubltdblib Der Wune pafiern nah
einem BON oieiem grDsartiaen Sniff
tut nit gbreu ,,araouierten' @neel,
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ltreibs nah Bbilaoelpbia. bort lit
ndmlid) ba8 Snititut. su ellen uuo
ltG oa auf Die Gauer 81 legen, Gag
unb 0adt, nm iib, uenn's nidt
auber8 aebt, nit @ewalt, eines eer
lusen Mdomen eiusufau9en2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-27
sn6ittiptiomspreis fit 0as Wo6en6Iatt
grimter ais steuersahler,

Wit iahlid1en uno p~erniinftigen
Nrgumenten ldBt iih ben fanatilben
BrDbibitiDniften nidt beifommen;
erit tpenn fie ben Iusfau in ben
G%innahmen oes Gtaates ourd] bic
n0tpenbig peroenbe @rh6bung Der
oQlemeinen Steuerr fiblen, merben
iie nieletht our 8eltnnung aurld-
tebren. uno mern Die 8roblbition
iih i'm Staate NOD meiter ausoebnt,
10 miro Der NusfaQ Elm gang be'
trdhtider iein.
Welbe arpse Stole Die ginnabs
men fir @etrdr,te uno Tabaf in Der
BunoeSfaiie ipielen, bas aeigen Die
fDlaenben Nnaaben:
Die @etrdntes uno gabafSiteuer
ereab i'm lebten Sabre 2224 pOn ben
nabesu 231 MiiaiDnen Dollars uns
ierer Jnlanoiteuern. &ebnet man
nun nod Die gepfefferten 3DQe auf
impurtierte Weine uno Spirituuien,
Die bod AUDI ihlieBlih auf ben
Trtnter abaelaoen peroen, 10 er-
9iebt iib nod Elm artiQer 3uihlae
in ben 30neinnnbmen. 8ir im=
pDrtierten in 1903 fiir 10,250,0 900
Dollars Weine, fir nabesu S Wlil=
liDnen SpiritnoIen unb fir mebr
als apei Wiuipnen Dollars Wals.
aetrdnfe. yiab benz Dinaleb=9ar
iin0 BRANDY unb @bisfep nit els
mem 8on BON anei Dollars 25 Gents
pro Gauone belaitet, ebenio ale
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ben6 QuartHaiheu au per5oaen, an
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men Snlnnoiteuerrt. Die feuhtfrDhz
lid3en 2eute Der Ser. Gtaaten tra=
gen aliD gum Staat8bausbalt Ontel
Sarn'8 treitaus am Wieiiten bel.
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gum grDBten Teil. Sic finb patrius
tiih. udbreno Die aeternoen Tempe
reualer fiir ben nati9nalen 6ausbalt
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ten, tuenn ~nta[ ale t~rintbaren 2eute
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Dn iDa nun bod elmer iiber Die
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pfen uno iiber ite ihimpfen. sic
5ablen niele Steuerr pbne Wurreu,
uno einen fr6blidaen Geber bat niht
hlgB 8ott lieb, AUDI Onfel Gam
muB i'm lieb haben. - uno uelhe
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-27
Rettet 3pet pon. gDSe,

,,llnfere tleine 5o9ter bate einen
geraDe5u Iebensgefdbrli@en Nnfaa pDlt
&eu9bniten unb grun9itis", i6reibt
8rau %. 6. Sapilanb bon 4rmont,
sc. o., ,,aber als ale anberen Mittel
beriagten, ba retteten mir ibr 2eben
bur6 o9r. Sings Ieue @ntbednng".
llniere Ni9te, tpel6e an Der S9minbz
iu6t in norgei9rittenem Stadium litt,
gebrau9te ebenfal8 6ieie tpunberpOlle
Miebicin uno ieBt beute 1T iie Ooqtdns
big g%eiunb". 8an5 berspeifelte Sals@
nnb 2ungenleiben pei6en YDr.
Sings gteuer @ntbeduns", tpie feiner
anberen Mebicin auf @rben! QnFebl>
bar fir 9uten unb @rfdItungen. so
Gents unh $1.00 Slai6en garantiert
our6 Die 4pOtbeten BON g. s. s,
unb 9(bDlpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-27
gtaetitde ~ytmausem.

Die ldbrlide 8otlhaft oes Wasurs
lit iDeben i'm Druid erl9ienen.
Na1 oerielben muroen in Dem am
81. Wai abeefaufenen Sabre $751;
540.75 n1ebr a%usaegeben, pie burG
oas Budget angepieien uDroen
tDnren.
Die a~llaemeinen Iugeaben ruaren
i'm leBten Sinan5iabre um 1863. 342. ~
niebrieer. mie i'm Sabre 1901-02
uno nm $31. 037 .43 geringer uie i'm
Sabre 1929.
Die ibpebenoe Shulo betruo ON
81. Mai 1903 1867, 721.05, pdbreno
tie fib am gleihen Datum beg Sab
res 1904 auf $162, 1885, 81 belief.
Die bDnoierte Shulo betrdat $2,>
1888, 900 uno e8 befanben iid am 81.
Mni 1904 nod SIS. 900 in Der Rafe.
Die -@eiammteinnabmen oes Sab
res 1903-04 aug allen Queuen toers
ben auf ST., 085, 022.13 a~naeeeben;
siebt man bapDn 1898, 165. 88 ab, Die
fiir bic &eouftion Der ihuebenoen
Shulo nertuanot muroen, 10 bleiben
iir bic BermaltungSnusQoben Der
Staot INNER mod 1921, 1862 ibrio,
cine uugeheure Sumn1e, penn man
in Betradt siebt, tuie tuenig oafdr
aeleiftet miro.
Sinh einnlal ale riidftdnoiaen
Steuern e~inaesoaen, Die jebt nit oer>
braudt nerben. 70 muB ~unbeoinQt
cine Steuererb6bung eintreteu, um
oieies rieftae Budget aufreht erbal.
ten 81 f1nuer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-27
8euaniffe eiues 0rtsacra.

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i6reibt: ZIP Sabre lang lit ib on
@elbiu9t. Sd eonfultierte cine gauge
4nsabl pDn aer5ten unb Deriu6te alle
erbenfli6en Arten bon Mebicinett,
aber obne iegli6en @rfOlg. Damn
fling i6 an, ben ,,@leftric 8itter8" su
gebrau6en unb iebt fiible i6, DAP i'd
BON benz 2eiben befreit bin, bas mid
II Sabre lang in ieinen &laucn bate.
Wenn Sic cine 5~uuerldiige Mebiein
fiir ytieren= unb 2eberlei6en, Magen>
bef@werben ober aueemeine Sdwd9e
baben pollea. baum berf9aHen Sic
fi6 nGleftric 8itters", SIS tpir6 gaz
rantiert bon ben Npotbeten bon o. S.
5. S9mibt nnb 4OOlpb 0reiB, Sur
so Gents.