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The Washington times., 1905-10-15

tn 90 much care cannot be given TO
the articles of the toilet Their
cleanliness and good condition
is almost as important as that of
the person. Aside from its being neat
and nice the scrupulOus care of
these things is essential for sanitary
reasons. For instance, is there any
thing better than the hair for collecting
microbes-that is, If one is out much in
the dusty street? The brush and comb
have pretty intimate relations with the
hair. so 1t is obvious that their abso-
Lutte cleanliness is necessary. Then there
are the manicure tools. the puff in the
powder box, the soap cup, the tooth
brush and the sponge. All these things
come daily in most intimate contact
with the person. Their immaculate con-
dltion and spotless appearance appeal
strongly to every self-respecting woman.
TO the woman who has all the time
she wants to spend in her boudoir, this
article need not be addressed. She has
plenty OF minutes TO spare in thinking
about these things. But the busy work
a-day woman might appreciate a few
suggestions. Then, too, a gentle re-
minder about the necessity of all this
care might not be out of place She is
a very busy woman.
The combs. those that adOrn the hair
as well as those that straighten it out,
should be cleaned at least once a week.
An easy and effective way is to put
them in hot. strong soda water and
clean them with the brush Then the
latter may have an extra bath, with a
fat cake of good soap run through its
briStles, forming Il lather. Rinse all
thoroughly in hot water. then in cold
q q
the polish on silver. but an occasional
bath in hot water and soap is very
good for it. For cut glass requisites
hot water and soap keep them shining,
an extra polish
Powder boxes, soap cups and salve
boSes-clean, clean, clean, is the cry
Give the treatment according to the
Inaterial-hot water and soap for glass,
celluloid and china; metal polish for
nickel and silver. For the atomizers-
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
THE CARE OF TOILET ARTICLES

the old style and the new French-ueo
ammonia and 4 fine wire TO clean the
tiny tubes. Sponges, both rubber and
the natural product, should be cleaned
with hot water and pure soap, but never
ammonia: il rots- the tissue. These ar
ticles should be attended to faithfully,
for they accumulate dirt about -
quickly as anything one uses The tooth
brush is neglected more than most
everything else, and yet its care is vast
~ important. 1t should have its am
nionia bath. or hot water and soap, at
least once a week; and IL always should
be hung UP high and dry when not in
use-never in q cup with several Others
Nothing can endure dampneSS but china,
so all things of silver, nickel. rubber,
celluloid, etc, should be kept high ana
dry.
There are so many different cOnvsn-
fences for the toilet that 1t IS hard -
give special directions for each one
But the point is-absolute cleanliness
and everything bright and shining
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
Bead styles

~ HE bead fringe for lamp shades
has grown very popular Since
people have taken 10 it kindly, Il.
too. is beginning to join in tho
new styles" The very latest ia this
line is the bugle fringe. and it does in
deed present a beautiful appearance.
The real bugle fringe is made of long
single beads. say five inches in length
They look like a row of tiny glistening
pipes They are given free play TO Jingle
and clink together by two or three rows
of the ordinary little seed beads at tho
top Probably the most attractive vari-
cites of this fringe are combinations OF
the seed and bugle beads Many beautt-
full designs have appeared this fan.
When, for instance. the new 5eads are
about two inches in length, and gold.
and worked in with gold seed beads, and
decorate the bottom of a dull yellow
shade whose decorations are gilt, the
erect is very beautiful Perhaps the
scheme is carried out by a yellow china
bowl with gilt base and trimmings. There
are numerous pretty designs and COM
hinations of color in these new fringes,
u hich add greatly TO the richness of 9
ROOM They come from 81 10 500 yard
that Is. the five-inch sizsS
The Washington times., 1905-10-15
TROUBLES OF THE WOMAN WHO MUST WORK-AND SOME HINTS

sense of the artistic. There!-that 10
her cue. If she has a faculty for de-
tail-and if she is a woman she is pref
~ sure to have it-she can be a pho
tographer. Here is a delightful field
for her. where she is her own master.
where she is surrounded by only things
beautiful, and-where she can make
money.
Woman's work In this line is decided
ly different from that of men. Theirs
Is commercial In their studios, II is
true. they turn out portraitS-and beau
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/" HE woman who must be occu-
pied, either from choice or ne
cessity, often finds herself con-
fronting a problem not easy to
solve. She is not specially prepared
for anything. What can she do, and
yet rot lead a humdrum existence In
an Office or a shop? Her intelligence
and capabilities are worthy OF some
thing more; and yet she Is not college
bred, she cannot write. she cannot
paint-though che may have very live
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

with channels, and on the bottom is
pasted iooEng glass bound with braid.
Sew six-inch lace rufYles between the
ends of your ermine tippet, and II you're
going TO get a new one have 1t at least
yard and a half long and six inches
wide. Flat scarfs or sable are made
up In the same way. Only real lace Cor
very good imitation) of a creamy
shade should be combined with rich furs
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tfm productions some of them are.
But. on the whole. they turn them out
by the carload. and are not always too
careful about it either. On the other
hand. their work is distinctly CONNER
cial, In fact, goes by that name. They
gather In everything and for any pur-
pose-buildings, parades, races, people
anything In the hustle and hustle that
anybody wants. a woman can work in
a very different direction. She can
make of her calling an art. 1t is a
small matter with her intelligence, to
pick up the technique of photography.
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II EFT us begin by setting down
something that everybody
knows and nobody ever remem-
bers, namely, the wedding ami
versaries:
First-Cotton wedding.
Secord-Paper wedding
Third-Leather wedding.
4 Fifth-WOoden wedding.
Seventh-Woolen wedding
Tenth-Tin wedding.
Twelfth-Silk wedding.
Fifteenth-Crystal wedding.
Twentieth-Lanen wedding.
Twenty-ffth wedding.
Thirtieth-Pearl wedding.
Particularly wedding.
Fiftieth-Golden wedding.
Observation-Disclosures wedding.
The first in order, illustrated on this
page, IS the paper anniversary. Look
Ing down the list. il seems that the
originator. whoever it was, had an eye
to the general fitness of things when
he made the value of the anniversary
according to the years that had passed.
A wife of two years (the paper ami
versaty), for instance, is not likely TO
be in need of silver or crystal or linen
But g prettier thought is that as time
rolls on the married life has a richer,
deeper meaning. and, with added
years, come stronger ties and deeper
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one. and the simpler the better Tin,
TO say the least, is not fancy. Let
everything be white ribbon and silver
tinsel. A unique idea Is to have doilies
and centerpieces Of plain silver paper,
which. In fact, can be utilized for a
goodly part OF the decorations.
At the linen anniversary the man
and wife turn the last page on the
record of twenty years. Here, too. there
is wide opportunity for gifts. Bed linen,
toweling, table linen. linen dresses and
lingerie for the bride" linen handker-
chiefs for the 'groOm''-a hundred love-
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ly things of linen there are. The most
appropriate decorations would be white
everything white. White flowers, white
ribbons, white linen on the tables, white
shades TO the lamps
Next 10 the crystal and golden ami
Versaries the silver is the prettiest
There is still wider field here for giving
Silver is old indeed. and its beauty and
usefulness can be adapted to almost
any department of personal and house
hold matters. BY way of suggestion.
however, a silver candlestick is n very
popular gift 1t is suggestive, too. of
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ON THE RUE DE LA PAX

largest, made Of emeralds of all sizes.
The frosted gold wings are almost trans
parent and made lridescent by their
setting OF gems.
Chamois skin (or velvet IN that exact
shade) Is used for background by all
the jewelers.
Jewels which are not so rich, but al
most as attractive in their own way are
the dainty French novelties New ior-
gnetteS In Empire style, which, when
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

olden times. and is quantity emblematic
OF days gone by; though IL is true
twenty-five years ago today candles
were already old. If the silver candle
stick bear white silk shade with a
fringe of silver beads the effect is very
pretty.
These are but very few suggestions.
and in glancing over the list of ami
yersaries one can readily see how
friends or children of the man and wife
could plan out all kinds of wonderful
Ideas to make joyful day of the we'd
ding anniversary.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

Fur coats a T e
short and boXy,
with a slight puff
at The top OF the
sleeves. which are
long and close be
low the elbow.
All coat sleeves
have this last fea-
ture. But one of
the most fashiona-
bic tailors on the
i ! Il c G NendOme
has made a curious
innovation. The pun
is stinfened in a way
which makes II rise
from the shoulder
at a peculiar an
gie-giving the eff
feet of incipient
wings.
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

Fendome, but the Rue de la Paix Is
rich in suggestions, some of which we
may be clever enough 10 copy for our
selves.
Those Alpine hats OF soft white or
deep red felt, with band OF the same
color velvet folded around the crown,
held fast by a little animals head or
pheasant's wing. or tiny fox brush
calling the hunt in every line-are equal
" good for golf.
golf coat, very short and ''boXy.
occupies another window. The real
serge Is the heavy ard coarse The lit
tie jacket looks as II it would stand
alone without form There are the
usual brass buttons and "A red velvet
collar and cuffs, pipcd with white.
Next is a jewelers., the window full of
exquisite Ets in designs OF Louis XVI
period TIE new art is conspicuous
by its absence. Gold link bags have
case TO themselves. Shapes rather longer
than broad are the newest. made in
the soft Roman color. one tiny purse
has every link set with a ruby. the clasp
studded with a rich design of the pre-
ctous gems
Dragon nies are the seasons own;
four inches long are the bodies of the
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

not in use. are hung on a little jeweled
hook like watch hook, below the belt
line on the right side
Silk opera glass bags are made very
full. with room for inside pocket, big
enough 10 hold a tiny powder puff and
rouge box. They are lined throughout
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THEIR SPECIALITY.

why do the bachelor girls wear sus-
penders?"
ITO keep up the style, 1 suppose
Houston Post
The Washington times., 1905-10-15

~. UGH DeauIlful
- things a r e
ready for the
- cream or the
autumn shoppers
cosmopolitan Ameri-
cans mot tourists,
who are back in
Paris after a sum-
mer at the baths or
beautiful + T e nch
S G a C o a 5 /; titled
Russians and Eng
lish, who spend their
money a trifie more
carefully. but quite
as Iavishly in the
end; and. most fas-
tidio us of all.
wealthy T r e n C h
people who buy with
the nicely of con-
noisseurs.
1t is one long
temptation from the
Oppra 10 the Place
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Ser celtrtes In aamfas,

Ils p0r Ginger Belt bic 2egisla.
tnr oes States Ranfas $40 900
fir bic @inri@tunQ elmer Staats. Del.
rafflnerie bemiuiete, erreete biefer
WorfaH augemeinea Nufieben. Die
Weranlafiung au bieier Beminiauna
mar ndmlih cine aans eieenartiae.
Der Staat &anias prubusiert
aiemlih uiel Del, baslelbe miro
BON Der STANDARD Oil Company ae.
fault uno raffintert. Scum bebaupte.
ten bic aanias'er Oelproouaenten
ieit Sabr uno Gag, oaB bic Stanbarb
@efeaihaft ben Brei8 miqturlib
berunteroride uno ur, linen gu gel.
fen, befbluB bic 2egislotur, cine
Staatsraffinerie einsuridten, Die ben
aania8'er BrDousenten i6r De abs
nebn1en un0 ite 10 BON Der 6erridaft
Der STANDARD befreit tpiiroe.
Da8 8oraeben oer 2eoislatur lit
ttart aelobt uno iharf eetabelt murs
ben. 9uf oer einen Settle ribmte
man es als cine oultsbefreienbe Cat,
als ben 8eginn etnes aQaemeinen
nationalen Samples geeer oas
ihlimmite, aieriaite un6 brutalfte
Eruitunaebeuer oes 2anbes; auf Der
anberen Seite ertldrte man, Die gan.
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3rtegscmtfh~d btguagea.

Die 5rage Der Grieasentlhdoiauna
niro in ben bepuritebenben 5riebens.
Irterbanolungen stuiiGen ben Sapas
tierrt uno Huiien ieoenfauB, uie piels
fab bet0nt tpiro. An ben ihuierigiten
gehbren. SIN Brinsip iolen &riegs.
entih6oiaungen nuE als 9edung Der
benz itegreihen Staate erruanIenen
Soften an9eieben roerben; in Wirt.
libteit aber tuaren bic Turoerunqen
oft nDn oer realer, Mabtfraoe abs
bdngig, unb Der gieger oiftierte bic
2riegsentibdoiaung benz 5einbe uah
feinem 0utbtnten, GU mar es 5dDn
oamals. als bic Caller nah Der
Shlabt an Der Mata i'm Sabre 800
D. Gbr. GDm Granddaughter. Ils
8rennus iein G@uert in bic cine
Shale Der Wage mari auf Der bic
3ontributipna : Sumule oboeuuaen
uuroe, unb batnit Die anbere lfdb ems
pDribneaen lieB, 6G mar iein Nusruf
Vac victis" Hur bic ftDlae Wei,
1una aIer Sieger. bic lire @llds.
lage INNER au8suniiben peritanoen
baben. Die Summe Der Griepsents
ihdoigung bdn9t baber oft ebenio
iebr BON oer Ingit oes BeIieaten ab,
ueiteren Demitigungeu auaaeiebt III
iein, als BON oes Steaers eiaenem
Nuseabe gtat fir ben &rieg. Guf
Der anoeren Seite uiro eine Sumn1e
pielfah uerrinoert burh offenbare
unfdbi9teit oes 5einbes. Die poQe
gntihdoiaungs Sunr1e gu Bableu.
Sait bel bee Seitleguna elmer ieoen
4rieassG ntih1oigung baben eepif}e
6emmniife INNER bic eieentfit tDrs
refte Tirieruna Der Summe BERLIN.
bert. Napoleon I. 4. q. peruriahte
unter ben gegen i'm &riegflbrenben
England aIein eine Summe oun fat
1000 Mtaionen Dollars Shaoen, be-
boz er enolib bel Materlup u1Qto nies
beraeuprfen muroe. Iber i'm Srieoen
BON BariS sablte 5rantrei6 rur IA
Wiu. Don. 9riegstoiten an ale aus
iammert, Sn NnbetraGt Der beor6no.
ten Sage. in Der fid 2ubmia Der
Nht3ebnte befano uno Der bamalis
gen Mrtnut oes 2anoe8 tuuroe subeu
nod feftselegt, bic 8ablune oieler an
uno fiir iib beiheioenen Sunr,e auf
einen 8eitraum bon flint Sabren su
nerteilen. uno es muroen funfsebn
Staten BON lie 5000, 900 anaeiebt, p1r
oeneu ieoe INNER. innerhalb BON bier
Monaten f6aie mar. Cine multitude
3riegsentlhdoiaung aber entbielten
bic 8eoinaunaen oe8 s5rantfurter
Srieoens, Der ben ariee BON 1901
b%eenoete. Srantreid aahlte oa ale
&rie9s &ontributisn Die Summe
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Teaea . ~yseatBrettee.
3 n II D.

Snfolee 8ablreider Geitmer.
ben nno &laaen, bic aus benz Gh.
ben eingetr0ffen iinb. bat Der Mders
bau'W }initer iebt aud cine Inter.
luhune in Gesua auf bic 8ulam.
menfteaung Der itatiftiihen 8eridte
liber ben 3abatsbau pprnebmer lais
len.
SIN aneriRanifben Rpnlulat su
Iiuncion, Der Sauptftaot Der ito.
atnerifaniihen 6epublit Baraguau,
niiiien eigentimlihe 8uftdnoe berr.
ihen. Ser Goniul, elm 9err @uffin,
nerlon9t non benz 8ices Roniul, einerl
Germ &Drab, $50, 900 Shabenerlab,
neil oer 2estere anaeblib brei Briefe
5urhGgebalten bat, bic fir Huffin
peri5nlib beftimmt unb mabreno iei.
ner Nbweieubeit i'm 9pniulat einge.
trofen marer.
- Bel Der GntQleiiuna zines
TraGt3uges Der Soma gentralbabn
in Der Ndbe BON Ri1mDno, Soma,
wuroen bret Berionen, Der Snaenieur
Song, Der 6eiser Weit unb Der
8remier Rilep, eet5tet.
Ser ieiner Belt pief eenannte
8eneralmaior 8oDo, Der ebemaltae
@ouuerneur uDn Cuba, Cat fid elmer
ihuierigen Operation untersieben
mtiien. Sc 1T linn elm tn0Genars
ttges @ewdhs aus Dem Sept ges
nommen uoroen. Ser General bat
Die Operation iebr gut hberftanoen.
8u benz bunoertidbrigen Subj.
ldum ber 9ampflhifffabrt, melbes
1907 in Seem gort aroBartig gefeiert
peroen ion, tpiro man aud ben ia.
panifden Iomiral 9ugo als @bren.
gait einlaoen.
Bei Steaers, eiaem tleinen
Orte in 5ainois, uuaef6br breiBia
Weilen BON Chicago entfernt, rarnte
elm Baifaaiersua Der @bicaao & Ga.
tern SQinois 8abn nit eineni 2ofal,
5ug aufammen. Ore Berioneu muir.
ben get6tet uno iieben perlebt. Die
Werlesnngen iino teilmeiie febr
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~ SIN CONNER it's inGd,euers
uaeber'S Bart am angenebmfteti.
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nDn bier MiQiaroen Mart, allu bel.
nabe cine Billion Dollars ISL, OOO.,
OO0,0OO). Deutiblano furoerte Die
Be5abluug ourb bare8 @elb uno oe.
tndbrte nur cine iebr fur5e .3ablunoss
trlit. Die erite State betruq 400
Ottu. Wtf. uno es Duroe bel ben Ser
b%onolunaen porgeieben, oaB Die
Sutnme einen Monat nah Nieoer.
tuerfung Der &ommune ae3ablt tuer,
ben iollte. Cine neitere State BON
800 Wtiu. Mt. ioate pDr Sabres.
IhuB, cine brittle pDn 400 MiQ. am
|. Wat 1872 uno Die nod fehlenoen
24O0 WftQ. bis gum 2. Mai 1874 ae.
sablt peroen. Die Nrt, mie syranfs
retb oieie ungebeure Sdulo einl6te,
tit etne Der ftdrtften BemeiIe fir ben
Eeihtum leines Soltes, ben Die Sc.
ibidte tennt. Bum allqemeineu CT
itaunen Der geiammten aulturmelt
tpuroe Die gar5e Summe ben SieQern
ldOn ieds W0nate Dor Iblauf Der
noraeihriebenen Belt our 8erfiauna
Qeiteut. Cine anoere iebr betrGhts
li6e &riegsentihdoiaune mar Die,
pelhe bic 8uiien i'm Sabre 1873 BON
Der 3nrtet nerlangten, na9oem lire
Nrmeen bic pDr Die Gore &onItan,
ttnopels georuuaen maren. 8mar
murbeu lire Sorberungen auf benz
Berliner RonareB berabaeiebt. aber
oennOb betrug Die BON Der 1lrfei
81 aablenoe Summe IT'S Min. Dol
lara. Sc murbe ieop9 fe1faeIebt,
oaB Die Dttomaniibe N~egieruna, Die
iberbaupt fein prDmpter 8abler 1T,
cine lanae Reibe BON Sabren oorarl
ab5ablen burfte. uno AUDI beute nod
lit bic Shulb nibt gang aetitgt. So
pan bat etnen Brdaeoensfan fur feline
Sproerungen an 6uBlanb ourd bic
Rrieastoiten geihaffen, Die es nab
ieinem Sriumpb tber China i'm Sabre
1895 Derlangte. Die nerlanate @urle
me muroe heoeuteno aeiteiaert, nahs
benz burA Die Snteruentton BON Nuss
lamb, Deutihlanb uno sSranfreih
Die Steger auf Die 9iautung > 0albs
iniel unb Die Seftune Burt Nrtbur
Der3ihten muBten. 8et benz Sries
ben nDn @bimDnolett murbe China
cine contribution pDn 200 MiQ.
9aels aufgelegt, bas itnb etpa $50
Wtqtnnen Dollars. 9ie 2frfen er.
itrebten i'm Sabre 1897 eifria. pDt1
ben @riehen cine iebr bDbe 5umme
berausauiblaeen. aber cine ytnana.
tDmmiiiipn Der Wdhte ertlGrte, baB
Die @riehen bic S%ur0erunaea Der
Bforte unmDglib befrieoigen t1nn=
ten. uno ih(ieBlib murbe als bic
QrDBtmDglibe @ntihdbieung Die
Surnme pDn 20 Miutonen Collars
feitaele9t. Ser ieltene Sal. oaB bic
fie9reide Madt &rieastoften beaablt.
ereienete iib bel benz 5rieoen 3pi.
ideu ben Ser. Staten uno Spaniea,
bel benz bic Ser. Staten tpegen Der
arDBet @ebietSabtretungen ben Ser.
luit ourh Rablung einer @elbiumme
in etues eriebten.
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SabmefteraS mifmdlt Gud

Men1 Jbr @ud irgeabmo nieber.
laifen tuuat. tbut es entlane Der 81
iie Der
yaie MntumtD Il Mramias
YaB Sabm,
i'm 1arteusD iftrift oes States. De.
lunobeit uno Rlinla nniibertroden.
Wtutge 3dnoereien fir ben 5armer,
Warttgdrtner. Dbits unb Wie5slhter.
We9e1 @in5elbeiter tpenoetGuh an
Geo. s. 2uptun, O.. IS. g.,
son NrtDniu. Teraf.
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Sb0la' Galupn bietet e,nen
anaenebmen Gnfenthali.
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8afammeuaebeaat.

Als i'd am 9Dpbus unb Nierenleiben
franf lag, fannie i'd feinen Meni@en,
l6reibt Mrs. Innie Silnter BON 9ittss
burg, Ra., unb als i'd better tpurbe, mar
i'd aulammensebeust unb muBte meme
9anbe auf bic &nie itiben, tpeun i9
seben tpolte. Daoon bat electric Sit
ters mid furiert unb mir &raft unb
Stdrfe pieberse9eben. @arantiert file
Magene, Sober unb Nierenletoen. 3u
baben BET S. &alteDer & Sobn, Gen. =.
s. S9mtot, Gig. uno Mbolf 9reiB.
8reis so Gts.
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gett ttper SO Sanren

fhDn muroe Wrs. Mtnslom's Gou.
thing Sbrup pDn MilliDner BON
Wtitteri1 beim 8abner Der 8inoer
%augemenoet. Wirit 9u i'm Sdlafe
ourb oas Sbreieu eines 9inbes ges
it6rt, baB int babnen lit mno Dor
SbmerSen ueiut? Wenn 10, Iaife
i0fort cine Tlaide npn ,.Wirs.
WinslDms SpDtbina Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Gs miro
benz tleine1 2~eibenoen ipfprt Ainoes
rirg neribahen. 8erlaBt eub boz
raul, Wfiitter, es lit TEN 4ueifel
eariber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, reou,
ltert ben Wa9en unb bic 0ieret,
beieitigt 8ino : &ulit, ertpeidt ben
8aur1en, Derbinbert gntsunbuna
unb ftartt bas gauge Spftern.
yNfrs. Binslpps GDptbina Gnrup"
fiir sahnenoe ainber lit angeuebm
i'm @ei@mad; oas 6ecept ftamr1t
DDn einem ber beften ueiblihen
Ner5te in ben Ser. Staateu. Gs 1T
bel allen Drug9iften in Der aarseu
Welt at baben. Breis Is Gents Der
Ilafde. 9auft nidts amberes, als
Wfrs. Binslows Sopthinn Snruu.
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sc @eididte lei nibta meiter ats Elm
lhamloier Beriuh oer4anias'e r Dell
proousenten, Dem Staate 9anfas ibr
Del 81 einem piel hDberen BreiIe
aufsubduaen, als es in @irtlidteit
inert lei; oenn Die STANDARD @eIeGs
i9aft babe linen inner ben nouen
Warttpreis fir ibr Del beaablt. 9ats
idblth lit es niht gu leugnen, oaB
Der Gei9luB Der 2eaislatur fat aus,
iblieBli6 ben 9anias'er SeIproous
senten 81 Cute Fam. aber ebeniu
wenig 1T gu leuanen, bob er ben N1=
faua zines Samples aeaen ben Dell
truit beoeutete. Gn oiefem &F
nun bate oas gauge Soft SntereHe
uno Der @ntmidlung besielben &arn=
pies fab man iiberaQ nit Der qr6Bteu
Spannung ent9egen.
SEPT 1T er ibneuer gu gnoe aes
fDmnen alS man oahte. gtner Der
Ribter oes Staates. @reen beiBt ct,
bat aus bet Staatsperfaiiung einen
Barasrapben berporeebolt, Der be-
iaat. oaB Der Staat iib ME an I'm.
t%ernebmunaen iunerer 8~erbeHeruna
beteiligen ioQ. Durh oieien miro
oas @eieb. laut melhem Der Gtaot
Bombs aum 8etraae BON $40, 900
fir ben 8au Der 8afhnerie aussus
geben bdtte, binfaaig. benn feline
Saifung iaat nift, baB es nur beobs
iihtiae ben Strafgefanaenen bes
States 8eihdfti9ung au geben. fpns
bern es gebt aus oerlelben beruDr,
baB elm geihaftlides unternebmen,
cine ftaatlihe Nnlage ST. befttmmtem
bmed beabiihtigt tuar.
Das miro mDl ribtte iein, aber es
tlingt rebt fDnberbar. Ser @taat
barf alio nibts fir 6ffentlide Ser
b%eiierungeu ausaeben, teine 9anb,
itraBen bauen, tetne &auale, feine
Iluie reaulieren. 0ir itno es ge.
mDbnt, aus Ranlas Die ieltiamiten
Sheen sugeidi9t gu betommen, Qber
Die Sbee bieies mabnmibigen @eiebes
~iibertrift oDh aaes, mas bisber BON
bortaus in bic Welt sefebt lit. Sc lift
cine edte nRanias'er Sbee". 6of%
fentlid wiro bic 8ep6lferuug bes
@taates ibleuntgf nit berielben
breben uno bas uuitnnige @eieb aufs
beben. Snamiihen bat bic Stanbaro
@eieufdaft freies Spiel unb tam iiG
ibres Triumpfes uno Der 9ummbeit
frdberer 4anfas'er 2eaislatpren
freuen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-15
Gine ~ueberrofchnnn

Sbr tbnnt @urem Masen unb @urer
2eber cine atgeaebme ueberraIduna be-
%reiten, tpenn Sbr, I'm GdmerS unb I'm,
re9elmdBiafeittn gu itillen, 9r, Sings
gteue 2ebenspilen nebmt. 4nsaeaei6z
net se9en &opf0eb, 8~eritupfuns, @6tpin>
bel &C. gu baben bel S. &alteper &
Sobn, SEQ. s. S. Sdmiot, Gig, uno
Gbolf DreiB, rs @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-07-15
Ngr RaIf, genent. SOM. woe

- Ralt, cement. Sono, Bad.
tteiue, ~feuerfefte Steine unb gbua.
.xbeeru tb Nspbaltpapier, Dahpoppe.
Tbeer unb Gspbalt. Del, 9erpentin.
6arben, @las &c. &c. tets purrdthio
bet s. g. 4ielmarp, 306 DIT.
Commerce traBe. @ieorige Brei(e,
CUTE Wanre i0tpie quite unb reelle
8ebienung tperben snrantirt. -
TeIepbun 40.