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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-05

remedy equals $
up the blood. makes it
great Blood Remedy. Il
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
An Appeal to the City Fathers.

AT the regular meeting Of the City
Council Monday night committee from
the Chamber of Commerce consisting of
j, G. Copeland, J. M. Greer, r. M.
Estes. l.. l. Wagnon and R. A. Oil
phant met the council and asked them
either to enforce or enact an ordinance
by which peddlers, venders and auction
GERS could either be prevented or TO pay
license sufficiently enough to pay for
this privilege.
The committee took the stand that
the merchants living here paying taxes,-
trying to help build up the town in
which their intere st is centered, have
the expense all through the dull summer
months, and as the fall trade begins to
pick up and money matters begin TO gel
easier and trade should improve by the
conditions which they have been waiting
for, these veDders, peddlers and auction
eeIs swoop down and get the business
which should rightly belong TO our home
merchants and are gone from our midst
as a hawk in the night.
After the retirement of the committee
the council revised the ordinance giving
the mayor the power to use his discre
ton as to granting this class of liceus g.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Sad Holocaust Of Victims.

A telegram reached Mr.. J. Gordon
Hughes this morning, II 80 o'clock,
that in the destruction by fire las
night Of the home of his uncle, Mr..
Ben Hughes, at Trenton, Edgefield
County, Mr.. Ben Hughes, wife and
two daughters were burned up in the
house. The house had been recently
built, and been occupied but q short
time by the family. This Is the
most shocking and heartrendi ding holo.
Saust OF victims that ever occurred in
this State, within our knowledge.
Our heartfelt sympathies are extend
ed to the sorrowing relatives and
friends. Mr.. J. Gordon Hughes left
on the III 40 train for Ire to be
with the other members of his family
In their sorrow in this, the ment
of their sad bereavement.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

BETTER than BRilding and Loan
/ can arrange to lend you money for n
period Of 1875 months at per cent.
Stop paying rent. Own your home.
G.. NJ. Graham, Agent.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

1915 WORTH of new Dress Goods in
AL the Lew makes and shades and at
prices to suit every body's pocket jnst
OIcutd up at Flynn's.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Christmas Holiday Rates
Via Southern Railway.

The Southern Railway will sell
excursion tickets between all points East
Of the Mississippi and South of.the Ohio
and Potomac River, for One and One
Third First-Clas Standard One-Way
Fares, for the round trip. minimum
rate fifty cents. Tickets on sale Decem-
Der 23d-24th 25th-3lst, and January 1st,
1908, with final limit for the return
January 4th, 1905
For Teachers and Students of Schools
and Colleges. One and One Third First
Glass One-Way Fares, for the round
trip, minimum rate fifty cents, between
all points East of the Mississippi, and
South of the Ohio and Potomac River
and points in the Central Passenger
Association. Tickets on sale December
l7th'24th inclusive, with final limit, Jan
uary 8, 1905.
For further information regarding
rates, train service. ETC., consult Ticket
Agent, Southern Railway or
Il. w. HUNT,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. c..
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

GO TO Mrs. M. A. Briggs for toys,
dolls of every description. fancy
China ware, nuts, candies, fruits,
raisins, currants and citron.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

WANTED-100 cords pine wood; high
est cash price paid for prompt deliv-
cry. Bailey Furniture Factory. 2t
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

THE Rev. Irl R. Hicks almanac for
1905 is low ready, being the finest
edition ever issued. This splendid
and costly book of 900 pages is a
complete study OF astronomy and
storm and weather for 1905 1t is
too we'll known to need comment
See it and you will so decide. The
price, postpaid to any address, is
3Oc. per copy. The Rev. fri r
Hicks scientific. religious and
family journal, Word and Works,
now abreast with the best maga-
zines, is 75c. n year. Both Word
and Works and the Almanac 81 90
per year. No better investment
possible for any person or family.
Try it and see. Send to Word and
Works Publishing Co., 2201 Locust
St, St. Louis, Mo.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
I0c Copy $I.O0 a Year
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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

}yANTED-A capable and industrious
white farmer, on farm partly in city
limits. Liberal wages, comfortable
Nuse on the place, Married man
Nerred. Apply to Maj. J. W.
Nlre,
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
SpeciaI Advertisements

FRESH Northern Sour Kraut inst re-
ceived Ot SCAIFE'S.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09
Her Color.

Fair Mamie now Is putting on
A touch Of carmlne paint.
She has morning gown OF lawn.
Her face Is rosy as the dawn:
Then why should Name be putting on
That stuff? 'Twould vex a saint.
For Mamie Is dimpling girl,
Her cheeks are soft and sweet,
And there's a wee, distracting curl
Around her rose leaf ear, a swirl
OF FURNISHED brown that makes the
girl
Look good enough to eat.
But there she stands with carmined
cheek
And crimsoned finger tips
When OF her rosiness I speak
She only turns and dabs q streak
OF cory red upon my cheek,
Then in her color dips
And as she paints the parlor chair
She says: "Just keep away.
II you come nearer. ! declare,
I've got a lot Of paint to spare
I'LL treat you as do the chair
30 don't be getting gay"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

THE prettiest cut glass ever brought
to city is at Duke Drug Company,
prices very reasonable.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-12-09

FOR SALE-One fine young half
Jersey cow and young calf, well
broke to line. Apply to Miss
Eliza A. Garner, Mt. Joy, S. G..
BE sure and see the cut glass at
Duke Drug Co.
YOU should see the crowds now every
day that fills the store to over flowing
If you don'C know where the place is
follow the crowd and you will he sure
to land at FIynn's, where the business
done and the prIcr the same to
everybody, and that price is much
lower than you can buy tha same
g9cds anywhere in the State. Quick
sales ard small profits has always been
the watchword at Flvnn'5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
MaerIei.

Nlbert Shuler. 8eiienber fiir
cine Stem 0Drter Strma, betannte
fib oes Sbmu9eelns ibuloia uno
uuroe bonn Gi9ter Mareg CUR Bob,
lung elmer @efoitrafe uDr 5000 pers
urteilt. Die gelbmu9aelten @aren,
Die einer @ert nDn $1318 battett,
iino fDnfisciert tuDrben.
Die Srternati0nal=8 abn miro
lire Speiieuagen in ndbiter Belt bis
nah Der 5auptitabt Mleritu laufen
lafien. Dies lift cine febr eroBe An=
nebmlibteit fir bic &eilenoen.
Die Brice 8DDter Manus
facturing Company bat ibr &apitol
BON $40. 1000 auf $40, coo erb6bt.
Die S9ulbeb6roe fat ben
Sdasmeiiter S. 6erff ir. beauftraet,
Die $4,000 BDnoS, Die bel Der @abl
fir Die Sbulen potiert tpuroen, 81
berfaufen. Superintendent @olfe
wuroe initruiert, an5ugeben, 100 Gn'
bauten an S@ulbauier am notmens
oieIten iino.
= Sn ieiner Slage eeeen leinen
8rnoer, ben Ut6belbdnbler 6. g.
Bed, puroen $. $. 8ed $4,000 FGc
cine @erlebung Der 6ano i'm Glepas
tor angeipr0fen. CT bate $4,000
beaniprudt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
Gone STIR 8ier fem ariegsgetrduf.

N"Ae ~WA ObtA iStN oAAt
Sdon felt laneen Wpnben iptnner
Sblaue 2eute ftiu uno Better
Yin benz DminDien &riege
Sapan8 ae9en &uBlano meiter.
@eitern mar Der gbaupinismus
Sapans gar nibt mebr gu halten,
uno e8 itanb Ihon auf benz Syringe
Seine ariegsmaht gu entfalten!
0eute mieeer u~nterreoen
Die @eIanoten ii9 Qemiitlid,
llno oaS eben mob 10 frafie
Bib lit nieoer Ianft uno frieolid.
Mprgen aber Itebt bic Sadie
Wteoer auf benz u(tintatum,
uno our9 feline &unIt gu tpenoen
S@eint oas bDie 9riegesfatum.
so miro Der aepla9te Seller
Gdgli6 rleuen 8meifel8 8eute,
nno ben 8orteil oapon babe
Siher nur oie-86rlenleute!
ODD uas niibt's iiG aufSuresen.
0b iib fern Die B6lter ihlagen.
Wir genieBen bier ben Segen,
uns beitt Gone Star 81 oertraaen.
uno 10 woIen tpir iebt better
9ieIem &riea entaegenieben
l1n0 mpnn'3 Ip8briht hDhft tDahrs
i6einlid
@inmal mebr ms @irtsbau8 geben.
Denn beim frii9en @GaIe Zone Star
2dBt itb' 8 idon bonn &rie9e lprehen
Son ben 8uHieu, Sapanelen,
Die ben Srieoen unterbreden.
Sa, 1penn Die bas Some gtar batten,
0ieien Stoff, ben aanS famuien,
8iiroen 1ie mDbl ni6t bran oenten,
8u nertlopfen iid Die 6oien!
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90 aber, mie gelagt, Die Gage Der
SnoianerzR omantit unpieoerbrines
li9 nDrbei iino, idritt Capt. San'
oODal nit fHnf t~elepbpnii9 berbeici=
tierten BDli8iiten elm, oerbaftete bic
bier Snoianer uno brobte Iie rta6
Der Gitps6ou. Do Ite Qber mod su
itarf unter benz @tnflu1ie bes Qlfoz
bolS ftan6en, f0nnte Der 8DliSeis
Ridter Itb mod nibt nit ibnen be-
i@aftigen unt muBte oas ouf ben
ndbiten Wt0r9en ueridieben.
Die 3niiden5eit iiber muBten bic
rotten SDbne Der Brdrie in Der oum<
pfen unb peni9 comfDrtablen Gala
boDle subrinQen uno ibren &aufb
au8IG(afen.
9iebensmirbieer 8eile ieBte ort
ndhiten Worgen Der 8pli5ei &idl.
ter Die Bodybuilding euf 8 u6r
- itatt, tpie iDnit I'M 9 nbr -
an, iponB iie nod nit Dem 9 llbrs
3uge Der SioLihen 8acific Balm
lire @eiterz &eiie fDrtieben fDnnten,
naboem fie Die nblihe 8uBe far
Observation-Disclosures entribtet
bntten!
Als elm Gertreter Der y5reien
8reiie" ben Bapa WadesN etbe furs
oDr Der Gbreile auf Dem 8abnbofe fab
madte bet alte 6err mod einen reids
lid) oerfaterten ginoruf. Die San
Gnt0nio'er @piiobe ibien ibm ourd=
aus nidt aefalIen gu haben. Die
iinQeren 6erren &tdapODs. Die iibris
gems - i'm @eaeniabe autn Nlten =
gang flott gn9lilb ipraben, ihienen
Die @elhihte BON Der bumortitild]en
Seite auf5ufaiien. Sic fparen Dffens
bar ld0n friiber .oaiemelen"!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
9a8 staatSge6dnOt DOn Sera5 anf Der 8eltm8s
tellung lit st. Souls.

Die beiaefl9te IbbiGoung iteQt
oas 8ebGu6e bar, mel6es Die 8trz
ger oes States 9eras auf Dem
8eltausitenun9splaBe in ct. 2Duis
erri9ten laiien. Der Staat bat 0as
nit nidts 81 TIM, ba Die 8DnItttus
tipn uno Die @eiebe gang ausorIGz
lih Die 8emiQigunQ BON @eloern
fiir 8mede, I'm auf ben Staat auf=
mertiam gu mtaben Doer @inipanoe=
rung anSu5ieben, feline 8ei9affenz
belt, feline 6nlfsquellen Doer Ieineu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

&eibtum &c. gu belbreibett, uerbie=
tet. Sn en9ber5iger 8%erbltnoun9
babeu Die @eleBgeber oes States
NIT Der grDBten bemDftatilden Ma=
iUritGt in Der uniDu, oie1es a~nteoeluz
oianil9e Stid @eIebgebung ferti9z
gebradt.
Sir Die 9Sorm be8 @ebdube8 MUIR
De befanntlih Der fInfsafige Stern.
oas 8appen beS StaateS, beltimmt.
Som arditettDnilden Stanopunfte
aus mag bagegen piel einaumenoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

20, td1 FAINT mas bertragen!" Brit
itet i6 Der 9ebemann un6 lebt 6rauf lbs,
Bis ieine &erbauung pef6rt, lein 8lut
unreir 9etuDroen tit. Damn 9iebt es nur
ben einen 8e9 our 8ermeibun9 9efdbrli-
der 8rnntbetter, rldtuli6b 8lutreinieun9
burb ST. Bernard 8rGuterbtlen, pel-
DIE bic 2eber, bic Nieren uEo bic Saut our
Tdtieteit anreeen, Die &erbauung befbrs
bern uno bic geft6rten 6unftiDnen ale
tuieoer in Srbnune bringen. lrt cine
8rD6e fDftenfret 81 befDmmen, aoreiiiere
P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 1915, New
York City. Breis % Gents bel @~potbefern,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
@runSetaenturms llebertraaunaen

gilbert unos @rna Stebes an s. @Dr.
ham, @runofid an 8urleion Str, 5000.
S. Sc. 9amm IN 81. q. CHS. @runo'
ftld in 8rapions addition, $500.
Sp. Niite an 6. 9uaoid, @runoititd on
&ance Ctr. $3.50,
Charles Siren len. an emma, Ntart6a
nno @onrab 6reg, 8runbftild an Reoaoa,
Mesquite uno SruiB Ctr. 8reis numtneil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
Achtung, Liquor Dealers Protective Assn
und BartenderS LOcaI-Union No. II.

Cine nidtiae SiBuna miro am
9ienitae, ben y. Sannar 4 uhr
@abmittaas in Der pGni9bt of BDs
tbiaS" .t6aae i'm 8euter=@ ebduoe ab.
aebatten meroen. Bibtiee 9inee
tpmmer CUR @erbanolun0 uro Sie
nerbeu eriudt, our Stelte gu fem.
@us. SrantS, 8rdlioent,
Otto s. 6eloer, 8rdl. 2ocal $50. u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

barfte immerbin feline
erbebli9en Sbpieri9feiten baben.
namentlid 2euten aeaeniiber, welGe
iiberbaupt an Den 8e9riff Der nSnz
carnation" - aliU Der "Sleiibmers
ounQ", reip. n8ieoermenidmer=
oung" -glauben! Der @laube
nerlan9t ia iberbaupt gar feline Be>
peile un0 mas mirflib betpielen ruerz
ben tam, geb0rt gar nidt in ben
8erei6 beg @[aubens!
@eraoesu broliQ lit e8 iibrieens
AUDI, oaB 0opie 10 idlebt auf Die
iioilden 8tOniften gu Ipre9eu lit.
Sb oes 9artens tpeger, NIT benz ite
ieinem n8iDnismus"' Gunfurrens
MAIDEN t6nnter, uoer aus meldem
iDnitigen @runoe. 1T nidt re6t er@
lidtlib, bod bic Totla9e bleibt be-
fteben. vShre Betpegung our &idz
febr Der Suoen nah 8alaitina"
laete er, tperbe t1ur bann @rfolg
baber, tpen11 lie n, 9opie. al8
ibren BrDpheten uno Gubrer aners
fennen miroen." Die uerben iid
aber mobt lhmer bitten! =
9rpb ieiner giaenlhaft als y8r0z
pbet" reiit 9omie nie elm SIrit uno
1T BON etnem arDBen Stabe siDniitis
iber Wiroentrd9er %utngeben. uuo
mas fitr alte tt9tige 5itel oteIe 8Ire
~oentraaer baben! 9a mar bier in
San NntDnio Der: @eneralanpalt
oes 8edts=9 Departments BON 3iDus
gitD, Der @enerallefretdr Der gbrifte
fatbDliihen Stride bDn 3ion, Der
BDlisetzgb Der Sberlt Der 8ioni@
ftens@ aroe etc. etc. Bis berab gum
Special StenDerapben, Speaialz
photographer, Sod uuo 9urmadter!
uno oteIe aartae Sipplbaft fubr
auf ginlaoune unb auf Soften Der
8abngeieqI9aft na6 Der &ute, neil
Der Brppbet" bate ourdbliden
lafien, er peroe nabriheinli6 ein
reue8 8ipn ariinoen, 1et es bel &oGe
port, gprpus ghriiti, Brownsville
Doer gar auf Der MataQDroa<Sniel,
elmer 0ben Sano : Dime, ppn Der
niht redt erltdtlth 1T, mas Die
3ioniiten 6attit anfangen nDQten!
Donnie befinoet 1i9 iebt aneeblih
auf elmer &eile UNI Die @roe un6
sfpar pulte er oieIelbe urlpringltb
via 8ancDuoer uno Sapart antreten,
aber in SDl9e eines unfaa6 an ben
Waidinen bes betrefFenoen 9ampfers
muBte er oielen 8lan nieoer oufgez
ben unb nur oieiem umitanoe baben
mir es 81 veeroanten" oaB @lias Ill.
nab San IntDniD fam. 9Dpies
Srait unb lein SDbn itnb Inn, nia
@enua un6 Suesz8anaI, i6on pprs
~auSeereift unb in Nuitralier nil
man iih angebli9 nieber treffen.
Nnfdnalih bieB es, 9Dmie babe it6
fpesieu bic SnIel @euzS eelono-bie<
les o8eriuds=& aninden fir i03ial<
p0litilbe BrUb[eme" menn oas
fibne Bib itattbaft 1T! - fiir Die
neue 3tOns : @rinbun9 au8geludt
rMb erit neueroings perlautet, oaB
er unierem Staate geras. uno spar
ipeaien Dem &iiteneebiete, ben &DrS
sua lhenfen mDle! Da lit Teras
aber mirflih ,,fein 'raus!"-
Sn ieoem anoeren 2anoe Der Welt
piroe man iber einen aeiitli9en
gbarlatan mie Donnie ahlel5uGeno
itiaiHweiaeno our Sagespronune
iibergeben. 9ier niGt. Denn ielbit
Die 4eute, welbe i'm in ieiner @igen@'
ihaft als u8ropbet" aans tlar
burhbliden uno oementlpre9eno
einihdben, bennnoern in linn ben
"Schemer'', ben ltd auf's @elo=
MAIDEN ueritebenben Bldnemaber
uno &dnteibmieo! @er 6as per=
ftebt - oas @elomaben ndmli1 -
miro iid bier ftetS beIUnoerer 6o9s
ihdbung gu erfreuen baben, uuo mag
er auBeroem AUDI Elm NOD 10 bebenfe
lifea gremplar fem!
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iein, bod lit bas gintDni9e unb
Sbablonenbafte oeS 8aues burh
Die 9uppel etpas 9eboben, relp. ges
hilbert pDroen,
9os 8ebduoe ttebt bod pben nee
ben ben &asfooen= @drteu uuo feline
Sage miro nur pDn Der 0eS Qusitelz
lunaspalaites bes oeutIGen &eides
"ubertrofen. Son ben Beranoab's
bes finfaadigen. Sternes genieBt
man cine berrlide lleberli9t uber
ben Nusftelungsplab nit leinen
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8,

9te 8eamten in 2areoo lu9ten
nab einem Merifaner 0amens Mota
un0 betraten Elm 6nuS, in tuelGem
lie i'm perrnuteten. Oils file auf Der
8immerlbnele eribienen, erbDb
lib i'm 8ette cine @eitalt uno feuerte
auf ite. Die 8u9el aing feb[, aber
Der Ittentdter muroe bu1ftdbli6 bon
&ugeln ourdl6hert. Der Wann
bieB Serna uno es 1T urerfldrliH,
tuaren er Die Beamten angriff, oa ees
gen i'm feine 4nflaee pprlaq. = Im
ufer oeS Gio @ranoe tuuroen Die
beioen Werifaner @unsales uno
@bapa BON ibren &umpanen bel ei>
mem 8edaetaae erihoi1en. Die lie.
beltGter entHoben iber ben SluB nab
Wterito.
= Sn 8ations Brairie lit in elmer
Giefe BON 1000 SUB elm Selbrunnen
ansebobrt pDroeu, Der tdalih pou
15-biS 10000 5aB ~lielert. Sc lift
Die arDBte betannte Queae.
- @dbreno Die @attin oes na6e
Nleb0 mDbnenoen 5arn1ers gilbert
Wiaer i'm 0ofe @ebii@ uno unfraut
oerbrannte, tam ite Dem 9euer gu
nabe uno lire Sleioer ftan6en balo
in beaeu Slammen. gbe ihr in Der
0dbe arbeitenoer @atte ibr su 6ilfe
fDmmen fDnnte, narer ibr ale Rleis
Der pDm R6rper gebrannt. Nud
Die S@ube maren teilweiie nsrbrannt.
Sic erlag ben @unoen.
@G6oem Die gDttonQin sl1nf1ae
U0riiber iino, f0mmen Die Saaouns
f6ae an Die Reibe. unpuriidtigz
feit, un9eididfidteit unb 9eihts
finn.
Sn goafum itarb Otto @alters
i'm alter Don 40 Sabren.
SON Srisco miro eemeloet,
oaB piel gieb itirbt, bas nit 3uGers
robr aefiittert muroe. Gin Sarmer
nerlor aht 8feroe. Man nirnmt an,
oaB oas 3uderro6r pdbreno oes
nalien @etters Iauer tpuroe uno 1id5t
our pollen Geife Fam.
8On S0ur Safe miro beridrtet,
oaB Die @uHepsQueQe cine Iulde
Men9e iAdoliher Sale ausit6Bt, oaB
bic Wtenihen flieben, I'm Der 8eld=
itiguna 81 entgeben. @iner 1T Qe=
ltorben uno Oiele ftno in TDlge oes
ginatmens Der @aie ertrantt.
Neuli6 bat mieoer in 6DuItOr
cine 8~ulammenfnnft uDr prominent
ten 9emofraten uno Gntis 8rpbibis
tioniften itattaefunoen. IS bat faIt
ben Nnihein, ole loute Die Brobis
biti0nSfraae BEL Der ndhlten Stats
uahl our nSifue' 9emaht tperoen.
Cine Seuersbrunit in benz tlei.
men Stdotden Inion bat einen Sha=
ben pOn $40. 900 aneeribtet.
@On etnem fdredltdben 9oSe errcttet.
Die Eamilie Der Dtrs. M. 8.
8obbitt in 8araertOn. 9enn.. iab
oieIelbe binlterben uno mar bod
mahtlos, iie gu retten. Die fdbigs
item NerSte uno ale anaeruauoten
Wiittel oerfeblten ibren 8med, tpdb=
reno Die S6minoiuht lan9iam, aber
fi6er ibr 2eben u~nter9rub. SIN oie>
ler i6redlihen Belt perpanoelte Or.
Sings @eue @noeduna fir S9minos
iuht lire &eraweifluna in Sreube.
Die erite 6(aibe brahte i0f0rt @rs
lei6terune uno ibr fortaeieBter @e-
brauh bette iie iblieBlih. Sc lit
bic Iiherite &ur. in Der 8elt fir 6al8=
uno 2ungenletoen. @arantierte 5las
I6en su SOC uno $1.00. 8rUbefIa=
Iden frei in Der ApUtbefe BON s.
Saltener q Son uno Noolpb 0reiB.
8enn es nibt 10 oiele Narren
nnhn nitrhnn no -tnaiEaat 0aaLkn .tiAt
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o8prp : Sormalim" (Gimer &
9lmenb) antiiepti16es Miittel gegerl
8ranbmunben, @unoen, 6autaus=
iblag Dber abnlibe 9etoen. 6. s..
S6miot &qent, 9Ouitou, 9eres.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09

prddtieen @ebduoen; uber bic 9ags
faoen uno Gulaget1, Die Baldfte fir
oas Winenpeien urb freien &iinfte,
Die 8unoe8 Observation-Disclosures,
uno cine Gn8ahl anoerer Iusftels
lun9spaldite.
Bel Der innereu ginri9tunq uno
a~usidmhdung bes teraniiden Gus=
ltequnasgebduoes f0mmen nur feit
mere teranii@e 6Dl8arten our gerz
menoung.
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4Dhiit ~0erlamat.

Cine Srau uoer Elm Wfdoden miro
ais S6diu oerlanQt. 0ab5ufrn9en
236 Muenue s
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@enn es nt6t 10 oiele Narren
aGbe, miiroen Die tueifen 2eute nidt
bemertt peroen.
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.@efbdft" lift elm Mantel, Der
niele ionoerbaren Gerbanolungen be-
oeft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-09
Seirats . Sbetne,

6riB 2GeSp uno eqa 9f4uer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-14

Circuit Attorney Folk of st.
Louis has so bungled his work in
trial cases that he has failed to
land single boodler in the peni-
tentiary, and on the heels of this
record comes the announcement
that the law lobbied through the
legislature by which his salary
was raised from $4,000 to $4,000 is
illegal. This recalls the story oil
the man servant who was so care
less that he was always breaking
dishes. His employer stated the
case to three friends, and English
man, a Scotchman and an Irish
man, and asked them what he
should do in the matter.
"Discharge the servant and get
another" suggested the English
man.
81 have tried that" said the en-
ployer, ''but without good results. u
"Take the amount of the break
age out of his wages" suggested
the thrifty Scot.
"But," the objection was, "he
breaks more than his wages
amount to-"
"Then raise his wages" said the
lrishman.-Kansas City World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-14
! cific Coast has probably been most

cific Coast has probably been most
benefited. The opportunity to
bring inward cargoes of coal in
stead of sailing in ballast has
made it possible for the merchant
vessels docking at Pacific ports to
cut grain freights eight and ten
cents per bushel, as compared with
the rates for 1902. In that way the
coming of ships which free coal
has invited has, it is calculated,
added S2,000,000 to the profits OF
the farmers of the Pacific North
west, and probably as much to the
profits of the lumber men. The
greatest good to the greatest num-
ber requires that coal remain on
the free list; the welfare of the
coal trust requires that the duty OF
81 cents per ton be replaced. This
is trust Congress and the duty
goes back on.
CHAs. A. EDWARDS.
Washington, D. c., Jan. 8, 1904.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1904-01-14
A Three Part Combination.

The superstitiously inclined are
pointing Mr.. Roosevelt to the fact
that the next national convention
of the Republican party will be its
thirteenth. They add to this
to them-sinister fact the Other
fact that no vice president who
succeeded through the death of his
chief has ever been nominated and
elected president to succeed him
self. These superstitious people
feel that this makes a combination
that is sure to result disastrously
to the house of Roosevelt. If they
add to this combination the Other
and we'll attested fact that the
people are growing rather weary
of words not backed up by deeds
they will have a resultant combi.
nation which will indeed be hare
to beat. The Com,noner.