davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-31
Zone Star" Bier u(s Wo(tdter.
IS pobnten bic alten 9eutihen
Nn beioen ufern bes 8beins,
Sic lhliefen auf 8drenb6uten

IS tpobnten bic alten 9eutlhen
Nn hetoen ufern bes &beins,
Sic lbliefen auf 8drenb6uten
uno tranfen INNER nod ems,
Oas tpnr lire erfte 9ueen6,
unb barin batten Tie rebt-
9enn nod feiuer ftarb in Der Sugene,
Ser Bis in iein Mltsr ee5eht.
IS tpDbnen gar piele 9eutibe
@m San Nntonio.SluB
nnb bis gum 9Dme gtar if es,
So nur elm 8IhienibuB.
Sic pobnen auf betben Seiten
@enau mie bic Alten am 8bein,
ODD tuollen ben 9urt iie lDiben,
So muB es nit. Spne Star Ster fem.
9lurb gleidaeu iie BARN ben Ilten,
Sic trinten INNER nod sins,
ODD eriebt bas berrlibe SDne Gtar,
Die ib1nen @eine oes Mheins.
9enn BEL benz tdsliden Srtnten.
@ie's unier &iima sebeut,
pa t6nnen ben Surit nur ibihen
Dtit &beiuiuein ibtuer reihe 2eut',
@ir aber iinb gang sufriebeu
Mit 9une Star. benz @erteniaft:
gr ner6itet, als tuirtIamites Mittel,
DAB @eiit unb &6rper erlblaft.
9abei perbleibt man BET Siunen.
Selbit uenn man nod INNER ems trinft
unb tuenn Der 8etber bic Runbe mabt,
8is baB bic Sonne linft.
uno penn mir besabler tpDlen,
Sei's fur &rue, @las ooer Slaitbe,
So baben mir INNER 8iein.Selb ssnug
Saflr in unlerer 3oibe.
Drum trinfen mir INNER bas
zone Star Bier,
gs lei BON urs tets eeprieien;
Sc bat iidb nod su aler Belt,
als 8oltdter befpieienl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-31
Madhte Inn ,pteper NM.

r@ine BON Or. Sings Weuen See
bens= Biaen ieoen Nbeno snei 8D1
den lang bat mid mieoer gum Sinas
ling'gemaft" ihreibt 9. $. Gunner
BON Dempientopn, ga. sic fino
oas 8eite, mas es fir Sober, Magen,
uno @in9eweioe giebt. &ein oeeetas
bilil6. 8eruriaht ME 2eiblAmersen.
Sour 20 Gents in Der Npotbete BON
s. &alteper q Sohn uno Noolpb
Orpib
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-05-31
SIR oiartftridter Oes 81. eiHrifts.

9ie .Sreie Breiie" 1T %autDriiiert. Serrn
8. S. 5bie1bs nls &anoioat fir 6as
Nmt bes 9iitrittrtcbters oes 81. @ericbtss
bifrifts, 8erar County, an5ufInbisen,
abbdngte bDn ben bemptratiiben Hri=
m9rtpnhlen
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gaalide Sonrifen sdlafwaaen

nab Californian. ebenlp nab ct.
9ouis Oia SeraS & 8acific : 8abn
.obne @edlel. Sbreibt an irqeno
einen 9idet : Naenten tpeeen oieles
neuen Dienites poer an 6. s.. Eur.
ter, 8enerals BaiiaBier'agent 9al'
las, 9eras.
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8.

- Beter 9obl, 8prrnann Der
8rudenbauten Der W. 6. & 8.
8abn, uuroe bret Meilen Ditlib BON
Nuitin pm eirtem sSrabtsug ibers
fabrer uno auf Der Stele getDtet.
Sci Der Station Some 9tng elm
nDleefleioeter iunaer Wann benz
heranfommenoen @rpreBsua entge'
gen, legte ieinen &opf auf Die Shie=
men, Der nDm Stump getrennt muroe.
Quf Der Sago nabe &rnefeniae
tuuroe @. SDrmsbp pon Us. @Oebel
our9 etnen Sf1uB aus einem S6rot=
aepehr sienalid ihner oerlebt.
Sormsbp mar in 8%erfolaurta zines
@ihbDrndens ouf einen Baum ge=
tlettert uno 8oebel, niht mifieno,
oaB iein &an1erab iib auf benz Baum
befano, feuerte ben ShuB ab, UNI
oas gibhDrnden su erle9en.
Sn Der pergangenen ISOLDE
puroen nDr Beaumont 192,938 SaB
Del nerihifft.
- Die &onitabler 0uao &ramer
uno 6enrg 8erlet 1tnb pDr benz Sries
oensridter @eDrg 8eber in Neu=
8raunfels in Sreibeit geieBt moroen.
Sic parerl unter Der Inflaee, ben
Wterifaner Garcia eriholien 81 ba=
ben, perbaftet moroen. @arcia lag
am Sonntaa unter Der Bride Der
International 8ahn uno feuerte rebtS
uno limits aus ieinem 6enDluer
S@ii5e ab, mDrauf Die Beatnten anfs
mertiam aemaht moroen uaren. Sic
begaber iib oDrtbin uno rlefen ibnt
au, bas SfieBen einsuiteuen. Ser
Werifaner febrte iib niGt oaran,
ionoeru feuerte brett auf Die Beaf1s
ten, uorauf bieielben ebenfaas @es
braub bon ibren 8afen ntadten
uno i'm eri6oiien.
Das gelammte gigentum Der
Gone Star & Crescent Oil Company
in Beaumont 1T an Die Gun Oil
Company pDn Benniploanien oerz
tauft uDroen.
Die Hanh, melhe Die Oerren
Marba1, &nDfe, @rine uno 6nuit
aus gomal COUNTY uno Dooie aus
&unnels gountp in Der Ndbe nDn
8aIinaer gefauft baben, ioa PARCEL
liert uno in fleinen 2anoituden fir
sSarmsmede uerfauft nerben. Die
&anh entbdlt 5000 NGer.
Die &epublifaner pDn @uaoa=
loupe County BADEN 8rimdr : Sons
pentioner argepronet, IN oenen 8ane
oioateu fir Die @ountb > Gemter nD=
miniert perben iDIen.
= Mm 10. uno IL. SUM iDa in
Sort 2anaca cine Notwithstanding
itattfinben.
Seine gpraeu tpegen Der Wifroben.
8pr Sunberten bon Sahren tuaren bic
8ernbar6iner M6n6e i'm &nrieren
BON 8~ranfbeiten 9an5 ebenio e~rfDl9rei6,
tpie es 9DttDren Der Nen8eit iino, uno
babel hatten bic Mbnthe niemals bon
Mifroben, jenen tleinen gieren, aebDrt,
in ben 86rper %einorin9en uno
9eute totem. Ste M6nbe lieBen bic oiins
itige 3eit nibt unbenubt bertreiben unb
auf bas erfte 3eiben zines 2ei6ens saben
lie oas elm, tuas iebt als bic 9roBen st.
&r~duterpilen" betannt lit, uno
biefe frdftisten unnertpeilt Die 2eber, reis
bas 8lut, telten 9eiuube Ser
bauune Der uno idafften alle a%b9eitorbe~
men, elftieen Stofe. Mifroben, II. 10.
aus benz Spftem beraus.
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W~abtanset9em.
Hir 9iariftridter hes 81. 9ifritts.

Sic r5reie 8refie" 1T %autoriiiert, Serrn
81. 8. MinDr alS 8onbtbat fir oas Stmt
bes 9ittriftrtbters oes 81. @ertbtsbt<
ftrifts, 8erar County, a~n5utlnbigen, ab,
banaie non ben oemofratiihen Brimdrs
funhfen.
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NGr Gounth gaasmeifer.

9ie nSreie 8refie fir Geras" 1T auto.
%riiiert, Serru &uoDIpb &ri6 als
Ranbibat fir oas Gmtt bes gDuntbs6 bab.
meiiters Dor 8erar gountb an5utinbi'
gen, obhanQta bon ben 8rimdrtuablen.
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fur Steaers Solicitor.

Sic .Sreie Irelie" lit autDriiiert Serrn
8aul Meeribeiota ls &anbioat fir
oas Nmt be8 Steuerf&Dllettors pun 8erar
County ansuflnbi9en, abhdngia D ben
Brim1rtuablen.
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Sur sifrittanmalt BON Serar 0ountp.

Die rSreie &reiie fir Seras" 1T auto-
%riliert, Serrn 8. u. WcMSfill als
8anoibat fir bas Mmt bes 9ifittanwaIts
0 8erar County o~n5ufln6i9eu, abbdn-
gig BON ben bemofratliden 8rimdr<
funhIen.
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Sir gounth. Gommiiituner.

Die rSreie 8reTie" 1T autDriiiert Serrn
Srant 9 Dmmers ais Sanbioat fIr
bas Mmt bes Counting mmillipne BON
@recinct Np. 3. 0 8erar County anau.
tlnbigen, abhdnei9 BON ben 8rimdruabs
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SIR GountseGlerf.

Die ySreie 8refie" lit autDrifiert Germ
5ranf q. 9emton ais &anoioot fur
Die @ieoertpobl gu benz amt oes gonntB'
glerfS BON 8erar County ansutfnbisen,
abbdneie npu ben 8rim6rtpablen.
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SINS Berar Guunth @idter.

Die n5reie Breie" 1T antorifiert Sertn
Better SDnas nlS &anbibat fir bas
Nmt bes gountb.6idbters BON 8erar
County ansutunoieen, abban9i8 BON Der
BrimGrrpahl,
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Nir 9iifrtft : Glerf.

Die nSreie &reIie fir Seras" lit auto
bat fir 6as Nmt bes 9iitritt . glerfs an.
sufiinbi9en, abbanaia % ben 8rimdr-
pableu.
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glaerlet.


Dem .Eerds 8ornarts" lagen
mir falr feline llebenspiiSoiaen @lhd.
tuInid)e gum Beainne unieres bier'
siGiten SabraalIses uniaren berslibs
fen Datit.
Gum We9ilin unieres uiersigs
ften Satreangs iino uns bon pielerl
Soften Wriefe uno DepelAen nit
ireunbliden @lidmiinlhen augegans
Gen. Mir lprebeu biermit alien
nenen, bic an ienem Gage unlerer in
70 liebensmirbi9er Weiie gebaht Boz
ben, unIererl ber5lihiten Dallf aus.
- Die 90. u. Durler ManuTactu,
ring GDnlpattb" Fat ihr &apital BON
$50. 600 auf 500, 600 erb6bt.
g. Col. GbnS. M. IerreH, Nilis
itents@ General. Dablueiiter Der Bun=
neenrtuee, bat bic Nlterseren8e erz
reid5t urb III in ben Mubeitano aes
treteti. Terrell mar ihon eintna(,
i'm Sabre 1868, bier ftatiDniert. gr
1T oils 8rieabe<@ General perabldieoet
w0rben.
= Nn1 Observation-Disclosures tua.
zen bic 4ir@b0fe, mie eem6bnli9,
ietr itart beiumt unb auf alien @rd-
BERN uuroet Bluulen nieoergeleet.
Auf benz Militdr : 5riebbof tuaren
Duroeetrnppert unb bic geteraaer
eri&iener.
Der @rsGuuntnsG Solicitor Sole
&nifinst0 beridtet. baB bic Buus0ees
ptle nuf feiuer Baunlmulfarm ourh
cine flei1e rDte Nnaeile total perniGs
tst uDr6er ftnb.
- Sti,nrlt fir Spbn Us. 9obin
fAr Sheriff in ben Brimdrmablen
am 9. Snli.
Der .2ieberfrana@ bratte BEN
Aep. Us. U. 6ubrtperf am Wuntaa
Mbeuo 81 ieinem 0amenstaa elm
Gtdnb&en.
= Gin aino bes Seuerwebrmons
nee Emmanuel SiHerIe. 121 8pu.
ming : StraBe upbnbatt. batte cine
Ater eineIi Dua LANCE nffene SiGer-
teitsnabeI uerfhlu6t un6 fit lGred-
li&e SHner5er urb &pnpuliiunen,
10 bn6 man fiir bas Qeben Der &leis
men fiirtbtete. Vim Spnntag tuurbe
bic Mnoel glldli@ entfernt uno nas
9iub befinoet fid auf benz Siege Der
Beiferung.
8eim GusrduGern Der W0s.
titO's geriet bas Gaus BON W. s..
Yotter. 637 Colorado penue, Wefts
&no, IN 5lamnier uub branute Bic
afsf ben @runb nieber. Ser Berluit
lit ourh cine BerfiGeruna BON $1,000
Qebedt. Das Dad 0es RaGbarhaus
fee ting sSeuer uno tuuroe gum Be-
TRACE BON 500 beld1oiat.
Die Witglieoer oeS 6luBs uno
1afenfOmite'S bee @eprGIentantens
bnuies be6 9~0ngrefje8 tueroen an,
6. SUM bier eintreHer uno oer8ufineB
Men's Club trifft Bprbereitunoen
fir ibren @nHpfnng.
DiemeritaniIhe Militdrtapeue,
IS Wnnn fart uriter 4eituua oes
beribuaten Capt. Babec0, miro in
ben nddbften Taeen ourG San Nns
tuniu reilen. nm iiG mad ct. QDuis
81 be1ebeu, 400 iie anf benz @eltausz
iteuung8plate ipielen tuirb. Die
8npelle muB BIER tiebrere Stunben
ilberlieaen unb Brdiibent Dias bat
asll Nnfraae einaewiuigt. baB bic &as
peae bier Elm 8Dn5ert aiebt, rpelfes
psrmatlih aui Dem alamo BIasa
itnttfinoeu miro.
Gtinntrit fir Spbn @. Tobin
far Sheriff in ben Brimdrmablen
am 8. Suli.
~ Grintt ssgams . Slaihenbier.
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sir 0onfahler Des 1. Wreciufts.

Die r5reie 8relie" 1T autorifiert Serrn
Gbnrfes S. Stebens ala &anoi6at
fir bic 8ie6ertuahl fir bas Mmt oes
g fa6fers bes /. Brecincts an5u.
fin6ioen.
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0te TIT etes!

@ir 6ieteu stubuKnert Dollars geIohuuna fur les
Den Sal bon Ratarrb, esc nldt our6 Ginnebmen
bon 6atl' s8aterrh &ur gebeilt peroen
lam.
3. 3. @beneD o., Gisent., soleoo, 9.
g9ir, Die llnter3eidneteu, bo6eH =. s. GbeneD
leit ben Iebten 10 Sabreu estannt unb balten i'm
lungen uno ~finan5ieI beIdbi9t, ale BON ieiner 6irmn
eiugegangeuen decentralization gu %erftleu.
Mef & Sruar. 8roBbanOels SrO9uiiten,
Soleoo, 8.
g8a(oinG Riunan Il Marein, groB6ans
selss 9roeaiteH, Spleoo, 8.
9aa's 6atarrb=Rnr miro innerlid genomnleu unO
pirtt brett auI bas 8lut uuo Die ibleimi9en Ober=
hdden tes Spftsuts. 33en9nife irei perIanbt. preis
IS @ents iGr BIZ Elal9e. 8ertauit bon alen Apo
ibeterH.
6aas' Gamiliea= giaen aas ale bsfsn
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Fir Srtenensridter pes /. Qreeinfts.

Die .Sreie 8refie" 1T autOriiiert, Germ
Muguf $. &teffer. (gapt. u. s..
&ieffer) ais &anbioat fir oas Mn1t oes
Srieoensrihters beS l. 8recinfts an5us
finbieen, abbdn9ie 0 ben bemofrati.
Ihen 8rimartpahlen.
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8eneral< Sttmiarati0n8sN Va

.8pro 8 Jprmalim'' (Gimer &
9lmeno) a1tiieptilbes Mittel geeer
8ranbpunber, @unoen, Gautauss
iblag Dber dbnlibe Qeiben. 6. S..
Shmiot, Naent, 6oufton. Eeras.
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Nerlamat

miro eit Sunae. Der gut beutIh lelen
fanr. @ad8ufraaen in Der Office
Der sSreie Breiie".
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- Der Sammetplab aIler Deut'
i&eu - Ghol5 Saloon, Nlamo=
Blaaa.
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Die Office

o ST.. SRitps Sraunna9ei TT uad
benz I. SHut in GIaHtus Mpptbefe,
Ode Commerce nuD Na0srye=S trake,
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OaS u MShbaAer, 6abritans
ten oe8 beriibmten N9eiRbier. Guss
ge3eihueteS Spmmeraetrdnt. 3eles
phor $40. 504.
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Srief Sifte.
0erreu,eihs

Senrp 8ef-M q Cohen = IS 5eblis-
$ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @Dttbarot-a s
@laB-8m Sob-g @6aemeDer-W Sols
e SarbOfo = Sobn &abbauer = @bas
&luge-Sb 9an9-@us 9entfe Ssrpalo
ReffenbDrf-S 9 9etptaot y s &en-
ninger-Baul Sheiter-S Sobermann
81 u 8eiienfelo-go @otipta.
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eamens&tSte I

Yaultne Bu6n - Carolina Slider -
!6uloa 8aliste-Srances 8raule-@mma
&pb6e - Mrs 8 8 9enb MrS 8 $
Meper-Mrs NoDlph 9iuoolpb - Bertha
8ompeI-Gmilia Shuute-Moie Scbofer.
2lnsIdnotidbe {
SD6n 9i6insfi.
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9rout nem Metter niht. e

- 9raut Dem Wetter nidt; es
triiet. Gin pl6blther Nnfaa BON
3tdenibmersen fam entiteben,
tpenr mir meinen, oaS mir ftur cine
anQenebme 2uft aenieBen. 9raut
benz 2uftSuee nidDt, uenn erbibt,
aber eebrauht ct. SafDbs Del als
iihere Sur eeeen R~adenihmeraen.
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SHpl5 Saloun bietet eineu
aneenebmen Nufentbalt.
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9rintt aslaass . alaiasnbier.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Walla Walla, Wash.

December 6, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before Elwyn P.
Greene, U. S. Commissioner, at his
office at Pasco, Washington, OH Janu-
airy 2s, 1895, viz: James Tomlin, in be-
half of the heirs of William T. Tomlin,
deceased, who made II. f, No. 1869,
for 81 NWl and 81 SW} Section 10,
Up. Z NJ, r. 20 e. w. M.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz
Frank Paine, A. w. Barnett, George
Dodson, 7. J. Montgomery, all of
Kennewick, Wash.
]. L. MoHUNDRo, Register.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Walla Walla, Wash.

December G, 1901.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowlng-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Elwyn p.
Green, U. S. Commissioner, at his
Office at Pasco, WASH, on January %,
1905, viz: Walter Kllndt, who made
II. f. No. 7S49, for the NEl Sec, 80,
TIP. Z, N. Range 80. Z. w. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz
John Richards, George Lea, Ed. Lay
ton, Fred Creswell, all of Kennewick,
Wash.
j. L. MoHUNDRo, Register.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09
YOUR CHOICE
YOUR CHOICE

We have SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS IN KENNEWICK
which be had reasonable prices We have about
90 per all the land that is for SALE in the valley
listed with u.s. and give you BETTER PRICES BET
TER LOCATIONS, and better terms than one else
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09

Of four 10 Acre Tracts in the
Valley at $4,000 per acre, in
Guiding water.
Of four 40 Acre Tracts In the
Valley at $4,000 per acre
with perpetual water right.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-09

Foxy Grandpa and his relatives will
be at Eakins Hall Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-03
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL.
Few People Know How Useful 1t Is
in Preserving Health and
Beauty.

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
disinfectant and purifier in nature,
but few realize its value when taken
into the human system for the same
cleansing purpose.
Charcoal is a remedy that the more
you take of it the better; it is not a
drug at all, but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present
in the stomach and intestines and
carries them out Of the system.
Charcoal swesens the breath after
smoking, drinking or after eating
onions and other odorous vegetables.
Charcoal effectually clears and i'm
proves the complexion, it whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural
and eminently safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels; it
disinfects the mouth and throat from
the poison Of catarrh.
All druggists sell charcoal in one
form or another, but probably the best
charcoal and the most for the money
is in stuart's Charcoal Lozenges; they
are composed of the finest powdered
Willow charcoal, and other harmless
antiseptics in tablet form or rather in
the form of large, pleasant tasting
lozenges, the charcoal being mixed
with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condi'
tion of the general health, better COM
plexion, sweeter breath and pur6r
blood, and the beauy of it is, that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but on the contrary,
great benefit.
A Buffalo physician in speaking of
the benefits of charcoal, says; "I ad'
wise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges TO all
patients suffering from gas in stOm-
aeh and bowels, and TO clear the com.
plexiOn and purify the breath, mouth
and throat; also believe the liver is
greatly benefited by the daily use Of
them; they cost but twenty-five cents
a box at drug stores, and although in
some sense a patent preparation, yet ]
believe get more and better charcoal
in stuart's Charcoal Lozenges than
in any of the ordinary charcoal tab
let's" Dee 3-1O-17-24-3l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-03

other popular magazine, has dared to
employ an artificial Lawson who is 90.
ing to tear up the life insurance com
panies While the principle of these
magazines, so far as they rest on 4
monetary basis, is not all that could be
desired, yet there never was time
when the activity of evil seemed to
portend such vast amount of good.
If we can get all the publications to
selling their principles in this rage for
exposure, the statement that evil is not
productive of good might have ten.
dency to waver in the minds Of those
whose experience have been along prac.
tical lines entirely. The human mind
is shocked into first one extreme and
then into another. Therefore, this
money producing shock to the magazine
morals will startle many other hungry
publications, and lucky will be the cor,
poration or institution which will es.
cape prying detectives and red-bespat-
tered pages.
Coming to our notice at this time,
the Lawson craze has some relation to
our present local land cases at Port.
land. The question is on all tongues,
Are these defendants the real culpritsF
Many doubt the appearance on the sur
face. That the real battle is over the
conviction ofthese defendants in their
own personality so much as their de-
sired conviction for whom they stand
or represent. To subpoena United
States congressman, and the bringing
from far away Washington of various
high officials has deep meaning ia
some of the interested spectators. The
fact that the government has not rested
its case yet leaves a large margin to
the credit of the defense. The defense
may not show white-washed record
but it has the privilege, when its turI
comes, to show some other unwasheo
individuals whose identities are now
remote and unthought of. The revela
tion made possible by the defense alonf
this line is alarming, Several individ
uals have quietly disappeared. Others
are waiting. So gossip says.
The relation of the Lawson crusade
to the Portland land fraud cases al
this time can only be, of course, thai
in the whirl of the legal vortex sparl
struck from the anvil of the prosecution
by the hammer of the defense, and map
haps purely accidental and unintention
al, may fall and sputter about until j
attracts attention, and once the speei
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-03
OREGON
STOCK
HEALTHY

The report of the Oregon Domestic
Animal commission, including the BIZ
enial report of DIR. William Mclean,
state veterinarian, to the Twenty-third
legislative assembly, is completed.
This commission was created in 1889
and is composed of the governor, sec
retary of state and the president of the
state board of agriculture. It's duty
is to protect the health Of the domestic
animals of the state from all contagious
or infectious diseases of a malignant
character.
The appropriation for the years 1903
1904 was $4,000, being $1,000 less than
the sum appropriated for the preceding
two years. OF this sum there has been
expended, up 20 and including septem'
Der 80, 1904, for salaries of commits
ioners, $13l2.5O; salary of state veter'
marian, $2625; expenses of state veter'
marian, $23765, a total of $4l75.l5'
The salaries and expenses for the quar-.
ter ending December 81, lSO4, are es-
timated at $500, leaving an estimated
balance of $224.s5.
Mr.. Mclean makes the following
statement:
81 am pleased TO say at the pres
ent time we have no very aggravated,
contagious or infectious disease exist
ing within the borders of our state, ex-
cepting here and there tuberculosis in
cattle, also mango in eastern Oregon. :"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-12-03

and character of the .metal" be
known, the investigation may reach
proportions of the greatest magnitudes.
Once the machinery Of the government
is set in motion, it is only step to open
the valve controlling the machinery of
the state. Once let the government join
hands with various states over the
country into a whirl-a-gig over land
frauds, and then let loose and pour all
over this the cream of the Lawson rev.
elations, aided and abetted by all the
popular magazines of the day, and
these poor old United States will see
the greatest upheaval ever known to
her history. But, ask the wise ones,
will those in control allow matters to
90 far enough to involve such stupen'
dous extremes as appears to be indi'
Gated in the line of official exposuref
The natural tendency of the cycle is
to describe still larger circle. Once
in motion the tendency is constant
towards gaining broader scale and
reaching further limits. The descrip
ton is that which is commonly called
in physics, centripetal motion.
Thus, quietly and without ostentation,
a tidal wave may start from this fry
ing of the "little fishes" in Uncle
Sans big pan. The oil Lawson is 60
inc to spill from the tanks of the Stand
ard Oil company will food the land
very dangerous fluid to have around
loose. Once the oil reaches the fire un'
der Uncle's frying pan, the explosion
will be heard all over the country. AL
ready bomb from the state of Oregon
has been hurled at Hitchcock by Gen
eral odell, charging him with the de-
liberate robbery" of more than $780,
600 from our common school fund. Are
revelations never to ceasei Indications
are that the wave which is now rolling
up higher and higher and is taking on
more proportions with each roll, will
sweep irresistably and engulfng com
mereial practices until its termination
will complete a devastation so far
reaching that the smoking ruins viii
leave a charred page in the history OF
the land of the free and the home OF
the brave. FRED R. WATERS,
December 2, 1904.