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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05
OF The N)RLD
TENS OF INTEREST FROM
DIVERS SOURCES.
Che Latest Telegraphic News OF tbs
Day Boiled Down to a
Focus For Busy
Readers.

President Morton has decided to
dispense with the Equitable coffee
cafe. This will be good news to the
policyholders who have grown
impatient over the eating up Of the
profits.
The Chicago paper which is tel
ing how to live on a million dollars
a year would confer a much greater
favor on the average man by tell
ing him how to get the million
dollars a year.
A New York Office boy has in
herited a fortune and a title. He
doubtless already enjoyed immunity
from work, SO he is at last
fixed.
Baron KOmura and M. WItte have
both been supplied with degi ees
by an American college. This ought
to close the Incident.
The beef trust stuck out that it
Was innocent, but the trouble is
some of its fool members com fessed
rather than go to Jail.
Secretary Hitchcock wals cam
paign contributions to b mad {
public. Well, publicity is d natural
enemy of crook Adness.
1t is not known why the New
Jersey woman who was hunting
for a good husban la marp d New
Jersey man.
There is someth ng espes tally
pleasing about The announcement
that Mr.. WI escaped WI" the
bomb-threwer got his.
Naturally the Ao'icy-ho ler -
not feel particularly kindly we'd:
Judge Hamilton, special - .
the New York Life,
The State convention o tie
Daughters of the C~1nfeslert y ]!
meet in Morsanton Oil er
4th.
. Boston. Oct. 2.-What tn ire
consider an important ard pr mi :
ing clue to the solutio1 al IL
winthrop dress suit Case y,seIs
developed tonight. Iha Oh e
lieve they nave learned the name CT
the man who bought the tSo dress
suit at The Southend paWaah1 ? and
they have secured a photograph OF
the susbect.T Tt is possible hey cay,
that an arrest Wi l be m4de tomor-
row.
! Y a~shington, Oct. 2.-A.ei az at
Sc CO Of more than three months
5 cretary of War Taft, return ed t
Washington at 3,a5 n'ci, c. this
\ afternoon establish ng a record
from Ycrkohoma IL Ma>!,ingtor
/ by maxi & the ;rtpiu ii Gays and
arriving two days ahead OF schedule
nm3.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05

Upgardson-What has become Of
your new automobile? I haven't seen
1t for a month or more. 8
Atom-I don't know. I haven't Ell
Their. 1t blew up soon after I got It,
Chicago Tribune.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05
A Problem.

eyes, he actually tried to kiss me in
the dark"
"But why couldn't he obtain the
same result by merely closing his
eyese"-CleveIand Plain Dealer.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05
K of Wives

she-They say the japanese women
make excellent wives.
Hell suppose so. The Japanese are
great fighters, you knowf- Tonkers
Statesman.
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Dogs

Two Dogs.
I do not like my neighbours dog.
Were I to size him up.
One brief phrase would express II al
"a most i'll hammered pupil"
He's vicious, and he has no sense,
He sven barks at me,
And yet my neighbor seems TO think
There's no such dog as he.
Now, my dog, on the other hand.
I'm very fond of him.
He's really gentle as a lamb,
Although he ooks so grim,
And yet my nefShbor fails 10 see
His keen Intelligence.
"Your dog" he says, "is vicious. ana
He hasn't any sense"
-SomervtlIe Journal.
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A SUDDEN TWTNdH

OF pain is generally the first warning
Of On attack Of rheumatism. 1t feels
II the disease were In the bones
muscles, but the real cause Of
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05
MISS MARIE WAHLE
Teacher of -
MUSIC AND


y: is5 Marie Wahle, of New York
CITY Ia. opened a Studio IF Music,
Ptsao and Vocal; ami Modern Lam
g RACES, French and German.
Miss Wahle studied in Germany
.nd france. She is an experienced
: a@or, having taught ia some of
III. iet colleges North and South.
i..r..ls moderate.
s. Utl0:-Corner John aud Wal
ut streets. Handley Building.
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"You've got a wonderful voice,
Oracle. Some day them notesIl be
worth a hundred dollars apiece"
"Oh, dear! I wish they was worth
the price Of a ice cream soda right
now."-New York Evening Journal.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures all Coughs. and xpeis Colds from
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05
Insurance does not 1engthen

neither does Annuity shor en- life,
but each in its proper use removes
fear, dispels doubt. and caeeels obli-
cation. Result: Comfort and con-
tent. seth year doing business in 42
States. National Lie Ins. Co., OF
Vt. fMutual.) 81. NJ. Humphrey,
Manager, Goldsboro, N. G.
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KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

enables this stomach and digestive organs
to diges and assinilate all Of the whcls-
seuae food that may be eaten It noudshss
tie body, and rebuilds the weak cTgsna,
restoring health and strength Kodol cures
indigestion. constipation. dyspepsia, sour
disorders
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05
Is the Only Possible Way of Having
An Effective Cure.

TO Kill. THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05

The Chicago paper which is tel
ing how to live on a million dollars
a year would confer a much greater
favor on the average man by tell
ing him how to get the million
dollars a year.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05

A New York Office boy has in
herited a fortune and d title. He
doubtless already enjoyed immunity
from work, SO he is at last
fixed.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05

President Morton has decided to
dispense with the Equitable coffee
cafe. This will be good news to the
policyhOlders who have grown
impatient over the eating up of the
profits.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1905-10-05

The State convention o. the
Daughters of the Clnfesler i
meet in Nor canton oil or
1th
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08
.yeafftebeuoe Sd,oueroeShiht

- 'Nabitebenoe Sd]aueraelbihte
wiro aus San ssranciscu berihtet:
Ser Dampfer ,,gDptic" brinat Die
9tabriht. oaB i'm Snnern gbinas
biele Tooesfdlle in syplae BON Ser.
giftung porgetummen linb. Wie
man iih in NmDp ersdblt, tuuroe in
iener @eaeno piel WDrphium einee.
ihmuggelt. ba Der 8oI .auf baiielbe
iebr bod lit. 8Dr &ursettt uuroe
cine Nnaasl nDn aiften INIT bieiem
Stoffe, in elmer 9abung Wehl per'
itedt, eingeibmuaaelt. s5n iraenb
elmer Weiie serbrahen bic Riiten
uno Der t6tlibe -Gtoff perrtiIChte fih
nit benz Weble. glnitatt oafielbe su
conoemniereti, puroe es nat benz
Snnern oes QanoeS perfauft. Wln.
men einer Wuhe begannen Wienlhen
IN GROCER Mnsahl su fferbsn uno ma.
beau einen Wi0nat lang oauerten
oieie aniheineno h6bit gebeimniBs
pollen TDoesfdlIe fort. Wan lhdbt,
bob miloeitens fiinfsig Wtenlhen an
Worpbiumueraiftung itarben.
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5iir $500 uad) 9euti1lanb.

Dentib ameritanilbe Beitunaen
tperoea i'm alten 8aterlnno nit arp.
Ben .Sntereife 9eleien, neil fie fth
frei auSfpreben uno hdufig BON oriis
ben ntebr Neui9feiten un6 Neahridh.
ten bringen. alS Die oeutlden Rel.
tnngen ielbit. Die nssreie 8reife fir
9eTaS" lit oriiben iiberall, tpDbin fie
eeianot tpiro, elm iebr germ gelebener
8ait uno fann it9 riibmen, @ner.
tennung uno Wiiroiaung gu finoen,
mie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns.
fomie an 0ieieni9en, melde bas 8latt
an ibre Wermanoten ftbiden, berppr.
3ebt. g8er oaber Ieinen Bertuanbten
uno 5reunoen cine Jreube erueiien,
ibnen elm milltum,nenes @eidenf
MAIDEN Mill, Der befteae fir 1ie Die
r5reie Breiie fir Teras". Das syn.
tereiie fir Teras. pie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat nno Die @egene, NOD bic
Werpanoten mObnen. 1T in Deutld1,
LAMB iebr lebbaft uno es 1T untt6o.
li9, in Brioatbriefen eiae 10 ariin6.
ltbe Nuftldrung unb Belbreibuno
oes fremoen 2anoes gu aeben. tnie
oies Die ~Ireie G5reKe4 allm5hent.
llb tbut, Sir ben gerinaen 8reis
BON So oerlenoen mir portofrei unler
reibbaltiges Wobenblatt auf elm Sahr
an iraeno eine Gorefe i'm @uslanbe.
Die ssrsie preife fur gesas pabi.
Gnmbagn.
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Wagen ii6 On g8dgen ituute; fftte ore
Sbeatertaffen fdon an 0prmtttag nit
Dem itolosn ngusberfauft" pruntten;
nie etn unaufb0rli4er 3uitrom fi9 in
Die neuen gepaltigen WaarenbGuier,
S9lDffer aus Grdnit uno @ifen, err
goB nnb aus ibnen 3uriifflutEete.
@r eiRg oie 2inoen entlanq. Die
groBe n@ia triump9a..is" ser Sauptz
itaot. @r geOa9te oe5 gages, oa i'm
fein @ater, Der bef9eioene arme @orfs
f6ulmeiiter, mttgenomaen bate na6
Berlin, baB er 3euee fein mDge Der
9eimfebr Der Sieser. Gr ba9te oaran,
tpie Die oabtnse5ogen tparen orDbnenz
oen Sdrittes our9 Die Doppefreibe
Der sroferten Gef@iiBe, uno er fab
beute nit erimmiger 0era9tung ouf
Die 9i9erl berab uno ote gepubten
DGm9en, Die burn bas 8ranoenburz
ger Sbor ordngten. gr ftan6 lanqe
finneuo Dor Dem palais bes alten
Ratfers uno blidte binauf al bem
biitorif9en Gdfenfter, birter Dem er
einft oas miloe, eiittge NntliB bes gret-
fen 9errf9ers sefdaut bate. llnb er
ging peiter uno ftano por Dem pruntz
Dollen Oenfmal, oas bas neue Deutfde
Reid Dem etnfa9ften aller GDnige err
rtatet bate. l1no er lohte tpieoer
bitter
llno ounn lab er auf ipeibem MpHe
ben &aifer, Den gnfel, baberreiten.
llno er bdtte beibe Mrme ausftreden
mDsen un0 linn 5urufen, flebeno, NIT
erbObenen 9dnben: rGebiete 9alt!
@ebiete gintebr! Du bift ftarf, Du
btft pilenstrdftisl Mo9 If es 3eit -
pieIIetht nod 3eit. @reife NIT feifer
9ano in ote RGber, bie Dem Mbgrunb
5urolIen! Steure Dem rebermutb, uno
Dein @olf miro Dt9 bereinit feanen!!"
Oo9 5tptf9en ihm uno Dem Serr-
fder ftanb, Ropf an aopf sereibt, Die
iaud5enbe Mengs. llnb 10 la6te er
tpieber bitter in it1 binetn. Was
gait AUDI Der Wedruf bes ginaelnen,
oes gtnfamen ~
Gueen pran mar einGugig..
llnb tpie Der 9ebnerp bes einen
@uges ibm in elmer lIngliidsfefunbe
5erftDrt ipOrben mar, 10 bate bas l1ns
gliid tbm aud bte Gdbigfeit geroubt,
NIT objeftibem stnn 2idt unb @Aatz
ten 5u fonoern. gr fab nur ben
Blu9, er fab 1i9t ben @esen.
Or fab ite NIT feinsm einen guge
f4Grfer unb tiefer, als bic 9unbertz,
taufenbe, oie oas Glhd bes Sages perz
blen6ete, neil fie BON biefem Slid ge<
aebrt batten, mitaehrien, mtt5u8ehren
hofften- Iber er fab rur, bab oies
Slid In Sderben fallen miiffs, uno er
fdb niGt unb tpo[Ite ntnt fehen, baB
oereinit jenfeits BON Ruinen unb
Sriimmern etne neus MorgenrDthe tas
gen nitroe. DAB tn ben 8obsn, oen
unermiiolider GIeib in raittofem Mine
gen beaderte, itcb tpo6l Du9ernbe
Nueden unb allerlei untrout menate,
bob er aber oereinit bod rsthe s5riihte
trasen tpiirbe, ipenn bic geotb su Der
ernifen gintebr atpang, Die fein iroiz
fder 9errfder befebles fam.
lssortiebuna folat.f
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6atts' Gamilien= =gilen finb bic betien.

Der be blider Gbrgeis.
Die elf Sabre ulte 2outfe Nibers tn Ga
RoAelle, u. g., bat bet bem Nenu6,
als Die bette @etlipringerin Der 9la4s
borf4aft gu selten, ibr iunses 9eben
eingebiibt. Gtpd 200 Mal 8u iprtne
gen, mar btsbsr bte bD9fts 2siitung gez
peien, uno bas &tno bate oft ben
Werfuh sema4t, bieien nRetDrG au
bre6en, aber tetuen Grfolg gebabt.
Jiinsit macbte iie sinen abermalisen
Werfud, Der aber etn perbdngnibpnlles
Gnbe nabm. Na1 bem 200. Sprung
errnattets tie f9tli4. bod CAB iie ni9t
na9, bis fie BET bem 2lS. @pruns au-
5ammenbra9. Man bra9te lie na9
BEN 3oipital, tpo iie na9 fur5er 3eit
an afuter 8linb6armentaiinbung itarb.
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9urd, 9pmauttt aerettet.

Wan6mal ipiro cine brennenbe Gtabt
our1 Sprensen NIT 9Dnamit gerettet,
oamit bic 6lammen ji9 ni6t ausbreiten
f0nnen uno 5ulpeilen balt Der Suften 70
lanee an, boB man DDnamit antuenben
mbhte. 3. 3. @rab pOn CALHOUN, Ga,
i9retbt: Meine 6rau bate einen ihues
rem Sulten, Der iie Die san5e Nadt tpad-
belt. Sic nabm Or. Sings Neue @nts
oeduns fiir Suiten unb Grfdltuna unb
lpuroe sebeilt. gu haben BEL S. @aIteper
4 Son, SEQ. S. S. S6mibt, Gisent.,
nHo No. DreiB. 9reis so gts. unb 81,
aarantiert. Brobeflaide fret.
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alar fiir Mftipn.

@enn Der &6rper bur6 Or. Sings
gteue 2ebeuszYilen flar sema6t fuor6en
1T, f6nnt Sbr es an Der @eiidtsfarbe,
oem 9eu6ien Der Musen uno Der Sc,
itiafeit Der Musfeln ertennen. gu baben
BEL S. &alteDer & Son, @eo. s. s.
Sbmibt, @isent, llnb Ib, Dreis, 8reis
25 GtS.
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Sn gbar(Ottenbura bat W2arae

Sn @barlottenburg bat Marea=
rete 6Dffmann. TDhter oes ungari.
ihen Sberiten b. Baracatp, unter
ieltiamen l1mitdnben Selbitnnrb be.
gangen. Sic fleioete iib pie gu
einem Seite an, idntiidte lid3 nit
elmer JlQe bon Hoien uno leote lih
in ibrem BDubOir nieber, rlabben 1ie
ale @aabdbne geDffnet bate. Mm
ndhiten Woraen murbe Die NIT @o.
fen bebedte 9eid3e qefunoen. Wears
garete 6Offmann Tam als Wldohen
nob Wem DOrt unb beiratete cort Den
Tbeatermaler 6Dffmant, oDn benz lie.
aber geihieben uuroe. gor amei
Sabren tam ite ttab Berlin, mD lie
bis aulebt bic HDue einer eleganlen
Qebeoante ipielte.
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Sieben Sabre lang nimmt
Der ct. 2orenaftrom in 8ritif9>Noros
arherifa immer an Siefe ab. oann aber
sbenio lange oaran pieoer gu, nobel
Der llnteri9ieo oes Wafsritanoes
stemltd 81 Sub erreidt. Die lria4s
bieier 10 rsgelndbigen grf9einuns
bat bisber nod nidt ersriiRbet peroen
fDnnen,
Def g d p a'ns bes &dn ;
guru6s lit fiir bic Gortbepesung
bes 9bieres bon srDbtsr 8eosutung,
Grfahrene Sdeer f9ieben besbalb aud
msift mad Der Stele, mo iid Der
S9span5 an ben Humpf anbeftet, ba
bas 5bisr, penn Der S9pana ni4t
mebrl befdbigt lit. es qufre4t gu err
balten, nt4t mshr tpeiter fort farm, J.
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gBte TIT etes!

gBir bietsn einbunosrt Dollars 8elO5puug fir ie=
ben Gaa pon Ratarrb, Der nlbt ourb ginmebmen
pom 8 all's &atarr =Rur gebsilt neroen
tann
s: ). @benep Co., Gigent., Soieoo, ..
Nir, Die unterasi9nefeu, baben s. $. Gbenep
lsit ben leBten Is Sabren 9etann. uno baltsn i'm
tiir oOlltommen ebrenbaft IN alien 8el6dtspsrbanS=
elneeeangenen gerbinoli4tetten 3u erffnen.
Yef g. Sruar, gjroBbanoels 8rog,liten,
Solebn, o.
8albine, 3innauA& WarsiH, @roshan=
pels= Droeuihea, Solebo, o.
9al,s Ratarrb= =5nr piro innerli9 eenommsn uno
fddsn oes Spitems. .3enenine frei oerlan6t. Yreis
75 Gents fir Die Glai6e. gertauft bon allen apo=
tbeiern.
fanda, Xan1ifien =9siIren fir,h RE heb.n
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% e IN d, t

mlro Elm Sunge, Der oeutld, lelen
ano l6relben fam uno Der bag
SS7~rlftleBen = gu erlernen tuiiuldt.
Wahaniraaen in Der asFreie 8reiSe"
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Gtieababn=
5. & g. %. gabm.
81 bfaih rt.

geaf allen 0orbs9eras<Buntteu ........
0.UU SSOCu1.
Nad ct. 2ouis, Mempbis unb bem
:, Sfem m..:...............1 llhr nacbm,
Nad} Noro Seras, &anias gitp mno
W SUHto ss... 10 UUeNO&
NadbateTifo: 9 ubr BORN. II. 10 .25 abenos.
Mnfunft.
8onSt. 9ouis uno bem Ofen. .7:3O@orm.
8Dn localen Bunften -. 1920 mittaQs
Bon ct. 2ouis unb 6em Often: 9.55 aben6s
Bon 4areoo unb Merito. :. 12:40 nahm.
nnb 1850 ofenbs
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4ulf sbore Babn.

VI bf brt.
gead 9apernia, Sutberlano Gprinas.
Stodeate, t6alif, ......... 800 8orm.
Mufunft.
BOn StDdbaie, Sutberlanb Springs uno
9apernia. taottth. 2:3O 0arhm.
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Seine Quul tDmmt Der burd Rbsu.
matismus ueruriahten ateib. Durtb
ben 8ebrauh pOn elmer IL 9lmenbs
Hecept 9fo. 1851 miro iofDrt Gin.
oerung aeihaffen. Sn aaen gpu.
tbefen gu baben.
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"Spru sscrmalin" (stmer &
slme.S), iit al8 antiieptiiheS 8abns
nno WtunopaRer uniibertroHen. Sn
allen Npotheteu All haben.
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q. u. & u. q. 8abn.
htobrf

Nah guero, Yoafum, Spufpn uno Sol.
netDn, tagliH 90 Bprm.
unb 10. Is Mben6s.
ytad @Drpns gbriitt, 8odpert unb Bee,
billie td9ltd]. ..............1.35 80 Na6m.
9tadb Bbrne nne Serrpille, ta9lib -.
...........,....... 9:25 SDrm,
Nntunft.
Bon gnerD, Yoatum. 6ounon nnb Sol.
nefon. taglidb. b..........7.45 MDreens
uno $50 Mbenbs
gon Corpus gbriiti. 8pfpDrt uno 8ee<
bile tdgli6b. .2.l5 Rachm.
Bon Borne nno sferrnille. tdglih.....
.................. GAS Wbeubs,
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M. 6. 4 e. Wahu.

Mbfabrt.
gsab 8aeo, Sort 8ortb, Danas, aanias
gitp. ct. 9ouis nnb gbicagD, t1qlidj,
(Suniet 9epDt) t)..........8.45 Mben6s
3ocal8ug pia Smitbnille. z. .1O8Orm.
Nntunft t.:
Ton gbiragD, ct. 4outs, 8anias 9th,
Dallas, Sort WDrtb unb 8nco, tdalih
(Suniet 9epDt) 8 Woroens.
4oealana bia Smithpine =. 9.O5 abenos
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Gpmtberm Yactfic Bsbn.

Nab 0etu- Orleans, SouIton unbs. s.@al.
oe1ton tagitb. Ii. 40 Bprm,
uno. .................... 1890 Mben6s
Nah eagle BaB, 81 8aiD. gaaiformien
un0 WeEttD .............. 800 BORN.
Nntunft.
Bon Aetu Orleans. Souiton nnb Ga!
neton tdglib. ....7.35 Worgens
uno 600 STADIUM.
Bon 81 gaio, galifornten uub Merito
............,..... 300 NbenbS.
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- 8elepbontrt an Cbs II MSh.
hasber iiir iraeno luelne plrt bon
Snosinasier 9au. t5O44
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wablait5et8en.

@ir iino autoriiiert. ansutinbiaen.
baB Serr
WDrieS y. 8rDtum
bel Der fommenoen gBabl &anbibat tir
oas Wagorsamt 1T.
a8ir fino autoriiiert. Serrn esobn
Sager oils &anoioat fir Ml6er m n
a t large bel Der teb0ritebenben Babl
an8ufiinbieen.
asir iino antoriiiert an8useigen, oas
9err Sr1an Gallagban
Ganbioat fiir 6as Nmt zines Mtanors Der
Staot San Mntoni7 in ber turnmenben
Staottuabl ift.
gsir iinb autorii;ert Serrn 0fo. 0rets
als &anoioat fiir bas Mnlt zines Nlber,
man "at Large" Der Gtabt Gan NntoniD
IN Der fommenoen 8abl an8useisen.
Die a5reie Breiie" 1T autoriiiert, ansu-
aeigen. oaB 9err
Gbas. s. u. Smmnel
&anbioat fir bas Mmt eines Ghasnei,
tiers oer Stabt Gau Nntonio in Der fnm.
meaoen @abl lit.
Die DSreie 8reHe" lift autorlliert, anau>
aeisen, oaB Capt. Snbm &. Sambletnn
als &anotoat fir oas Unit eines Nlbers
man "at-Large" Der Staot San @ntonio
IN Der fommenoen @abl am 9. 0ai lit.
Btr limb atitortliert perrin
IbtI. Gbaroein
als Ganbioat fir @iebertpahl fir bas
&mt oes Boli5eiri chters ansuaeis
gen.
Bir iino autoriiiert anautanoisen, bas
Serr SDhn Rpan
&staaoioat fttr oas @mt bes StabtanpaIts
@'r ltno autpriiiert an8uaeisen, bas
Serr Wm. Z. Mid,ter
RSta1oIeat fir loie @iebersWabI fir bos
Amt Nne8 Mloerman .at 9aroe" iii ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

sagl9e Spurttten Salalwaaeu
tiad ealifornien. ebenio nad ct.
Souts sDia Eeras & Bacific gobn
obne 8ediel. Gf)reibt an iroen6
etnen Iidet Neenteu tpeQen oieIes
neuen Dienites ODER an 6. 9. sur.
ner. 9enerals Baiiaaier. r.4aent, Dal.
las, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08
Gtrbinoernug

1T befsr dIs 9eilen. 3utt's 2ebsr pile
len turiren nt4t nur, Ionbsrn psrbin.
bern aud, penn oeitis sebrau9t,
aopfidmerSen,
gpspspiia, gilioiitdt, Malaria, unDer.
baali6feit, 9elbfudt. grdgbeit Der 2s=
Fer unb dbnlide Qeibsn.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN
furiren abiplut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

DaS demOkratiSChe Ticket.
Sir Mapor
Worries p. BROWN.
SIR Nntpalt
F. c. DAVIS.
Sir Gicbter &Dropratipns9eribt
W. B. (Gummy) HAMILTON JR,,
5iir Nuoitor
VINTON L. JAMES.
SIR Niiefior
GEORGE F. STUEMKE.
6ar Solicitor
JNO. A. BITTER.
SIR Shabmeiiter
OTTO MEERSCHEIDT.
Fir @loermen>ate Sarge
ADOLPH DREISS.
w. w. LIPSCOMB.
N. T. WILSON.
BEN M WOFFORD.
8arb Ilbertnen
l. 8aro-T. A. ELDRIDGE.
2. Waro-SAM B. JOHNSTON.
3. @arb-J. T. DIXON.
4. Barb-M. w. DAVIS.
5. 8arb-JOHN f. FENTIMAN.
6. 8arb-H. B. SALLIWAY.
z. 8arb-ANDREW III. YOUNG.
8. 8arb-EWD. M. GOLDSTEIN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

sS'r ltno aatpriiiert an3uaeisen, bas
Serr gNal. Z. Mihter
Raanoleat fiir >oie @iebers@abI fir bos
Amt anes Mloerman at SARGE" tit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

gSir fino autoriiiert, Serrn exohn
Bauer als &anbibat fir Ml6erm a n
at large bel Der teb0ritebenben Wabl
an5ufiinbiaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

Bir limb antoriiiert anautilnoisen, bas
Serr Sphn Rpan
8ssaaotoat fir bas @mt bes Gtabtanpalts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

gsir limb autoriiiert Serrn Q(o, 9retR
als @anoioat fir bas Mnt zines Nlber,
man "at Large" Der Gtabt Gan NntoniD
in Der fommenoen @abl ansusei9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-08

~o't fsHo unloINteEt SerrH
9btI. gbarnetm
als Ganbioat fir 8iebertuahl fir bas
Amt oes B0liseirit1ters anauaei.
Qe1l
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Krach.
Rumau bon Sanns b, 3u6eItib.
(5ortiebuua.)


4. aapitel.
I1 ugen prau f9lsuoerte na9 Isi>
VI ner G!apobnbeit bur9 bic
- StraBen Berlins. Gr, Der
yirgrr3e Iiob4e S;p{e Gsno,;er~
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-03
Boer Treasure Found.

Aftera most diligent search the treasure re-
moved from Pretoria before the arrival Of tho
British soldiers has bees found It's valuA is
estimated at 81 -250.oo, a which the government,
viii receive half The search for health il still
being diligently searched for by thousands
OF people who have been sickly for years. They
Try tins or that remedy without success They
should follow the example of thousands of
Others who have found the secret Of good health
and commenced taking Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters- II is the best health maker and pre-
server in existence. and for 50 years has never
Tailed IN cases of poor appetite. general debiL
ity' headache pains in the stomach, dyspepsia,
indigestion. constipation. colds, la grippe or
malaria. Try it to-day
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-03-03
Howeville Happenings.
ampion Correspondence.

NewsI hampton Correspondence.
Wednesday, March /, 1908.
Sunshine at present.
Miss Emma Lucero returned TO
Crested Butte Monday.
l.. c. Sampson and wife and O. T..
Willis and wife dined with J. Lorr
Sunday
VIM. Spann and wife of Olip
Creek valley are visiting relatives
here this week.
Laurel Spann and wife sper t
Sunday with the latter mother, Mrs.
Frank Comstock.
Arch Shackleford and r l.. Nc
Roberts made a business trip to
Gunnison "Wednesday.
Don Harris accompani ID by
l. + Rice enioyed a sleigh ride to
Gunnison Wednesday.
H. E. Hayden, wife and
daughter, little Miss Jean, visited
Don Harris Thursday
Louis Miller Of Oversteg passed
through town Saturday on his way
10 Gunnison. returning Sunday
Mr.. II. L. Birch a travelling
agent for the Plattny Bros. Imple-
ment House Of Denver was in town
on business Monday.
Our County Commissioner should
visit this part of the county and
investigate those who are burying
dead animals in the river.
Tie Club dance at the school
house was well attended and a very
ENJOYABLE time was had by all
Music was furnished bv w. A.
Willis and grandson Loyd.
The bridge across East river
which is being built by the ranch
men Tor the convenience of getting
to the range, viii soon be completed
THIS will be quite benefit to the
valley
Quite an accident occurred Satur-
day on Laurel Spann ranch, better
known as the Dick Ball ranch, when
a runaway train on the ID. & r. G.
ran intosa herd of cattle that were