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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
installation Of omesrt.

, The regular installation Of officers Of
Gainesville Lodge No. Al, Free and
Accepted Masons. was held az she
lodge room Wednesday evening. and
wa as follows
Vs. B. HiFdoB W. MI I Flake, 8.
VI. McCueu Tomkies, s. W., J. o.
Torrey, treasurer 4 A. Beeksf. 5. y.
An. CushmsB J.. b. Joe Nanasos
SIS y. Baird. J. s Marcus Enasl.
marshaL
The meeting uks characterized 81 ice
large atteadaaee and che great later.
sst manifested and che members ex.
pressed themselves 81 being greatly
impressed with she Installation sers
icfE, which we're c0ud ucigd 81 Marcus
Endei one 81 che moss thoroughly
posted Masuns IN ths state
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02

q. & pedHck focgiFsd salur8ag a
Neu Years present Tha present sas
ia ihs form of BE commission 81 c0un.
~ c7mml sssoasF % Aiachua c1anfY 20
which responnoie posiiiou Del nat
elected a. ihs lass Fsnsai sisetl1n
10 fetrisk ell saccsed ai the nsrt
meatisE ofthe Board % CosntY Con.
nia eaea uheh aiil co8gons Toes.
Dag ~ =. 8 Thomas uho tas tsrgsa
iks psof's ~ thit dsinct islitialiF 90
sereral feaFs Thag 49, aiH o. s
HCriaT taEfnftgf there u 30 fcatf
ed .aHsraaet a. ~ Fe1nek Il aG 81
thut.E4t.e a1F1c1fe cf coed r1atr 81
Ecrgt.iaert4 etferf Efe1t ftnE Al
hlw g lrlag be atn.ia.ilfa1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02

shall meet the tSa payers o. che
following places on the dates set
opposite
Hague Wednesday, January y.
Bland Thursday, January 10.
Santa fee-Ffiday January 70.
Lacrosse Saturday January "a.
Roehelle Tuesday January a. In
forenoon.
windsoF-Tuesday, January "a, ia
afternoon.
Campyille- Wednesday, January -
orange Heights Thursday. Jaaa.
sry "a
nelfose- Ffidag, January n,
Hawthorn Saturday January -.
Tacoma Tuesday. January 81
slieanopy Wednesday February /
EvlHtton- Thursday February g.
Island friday, FsbFaasy q.
Lake Wow saturday February Ia
forenoon.
Faifbants Monday February Q,
Waldo Tuesday February
Rocky Thursday. February 3
Archer saturday February a..
80 la o. special intefesl b every tax.
paper 90 make usssinl returns 81 tbelf
properly each rear, ana fequoaf that
ever one avail themselves o. these
teff respectfully,
wins W. Cofsos,
Iar Assessor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
AIN IMPRESSIVE FUNCTION.
The 5aker-Evans Nuptials at island
Grove Were Well Attended.


Island Grove, Dec. Sl.-The Method
ist church at this place was the scene
of beautiful marriage Wednesday
evening, when Mr.. II. w. Baker led 10
the hymsnal altar Miss Floriie Evans,
the accomplished daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. VIM Evans.
The church had been most beauti-
fully and artistically decorated for the
occasion, being perfect bower Of
roses, holly and palms,
Long before the appointed hour the
church was crowded to its fullest
capacity
Mira. VIM, Crosby presided at the
organ. and promptly at s o'clock the
bridal party entered, marching TO the
sweet strains Of The wedding march,
The party was led by Mr. W. ], Evans
and Miss Bessie Baker, followed by
Mr., Frank Baker and Miss Annie
Price The party very gracefully
marched up the aisle and formed a
semi. circle, che bride and groom stand
inc in the center under beautiful
arch Of eyetgreens and roses. The pie
,ure was most pleasing one the back
ground OF evergreens and the bright
young faces and beautiful dresses upon
which the lights east their brilliant
rays, all conspired 20 form n picture
long to be remembered by those who
were present.
The ceremony was most impressive
one. being conducted by Rev. NJ r,
Bell, former pastor OF the church AZ
this place.
After the ceremony the bridal party,
together with the families aud friends,
repaired 90 the home OF che brlde's
parents, whore, after congratulations
had been shpwered upon the happy
pair, sumptuous fepast WAS spread.
The bride Il al accomplished young
lady and Mr.. Baker IL TO be cOngratu.
lated upon his success IN securing such
a prize
The groom Is prosperous young
trucker OF this place.
They were che reeipieVss oi many
useful aud costly pfesentf
Nav thq lives be one ID coniiuu-
1us sw 9 success aud hhppiueas, Il
'tsNstsh Of their numerous friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
Mill AND FACTORY SALE.
HYde's Big Store win be Scene o.
Many Bargains In Few Days.

Hyde's Big Store win be- Scene OF
Many Bargalnn IN Few Days.
AZ will be seen by the page on.
nouneement elsewhere "a thls issue,
che hiil aud Factory Syndicate Of
New York has again arranged for q
grand mill aud factory sale at the blk
store Of Geo. ~ Hyde, and 4 glance ~
she prices will convince those who un-
dentand the value OF goods that ihers
viii be aFrayed q fesst Of bargains a.
ridiculous prices,
The Mil and Faelofy Syndicate, oi
which Shepherd Watson Il The man.
agef IN thlt territory, make business
Of chipping goods 10 large quantities
20 various stiles Ia connection With
che goods carried BY resulaF stores In
these cities. These goods come direct
from the mills, aad are cold 20 the
consumer 81 about the same price
other stores have 70 pay foF them
The mill and factory sale conducted
by Mr.. Wais0n a. nyde's store Lass
year pForsd q bis success, hundfeds Of
purchasers taking advantage Of abe er-
traordlnaFy bargains Ia Ell ilnes o..
Tered On that Oceaal0n This sale viii
Be identical. 70 will BE- astonishing ln
ils bafasineElylug and original meth.
ode and incorporating opportunities.
81 Hyde, Who b one Of enc most
progressive, ss,wcll AZ MOST e0nserva.
tlss HsFchants 10 ths state. authorizes
che ftatsmeni that every nrtleie ~.
gertlsed wiii b. eBafaEieed % be- eH-
aeiiy 81 represented AZ en- liiunfs.
sion ~ BE sincerity 10 ihif matter De-
ordered the retaFa ~ BON yards %
calic1ss Slipped fof ibls sale b. b. sold
20 thfee efnts 'Ihefe good dd n0f
msot ~ approval. because I dld nof
eo1tlder thsm 81 suY special Faias
henes retained fhsm De- rsmafksd
- Hiil psrmll nothiaE sf fhis sale
phleh Hiil noi prose a. blE q bafEaln
ss Ne adgfftlle
Tie saie aili bsrir aie o'eiock w.
dag norplng. fas 9, nu1 win eoaiinus
Co ten eaTa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
a PLEASANT Affair.
Miss Annie Cannon Entertained Sew
eral Friends at Rocky Point.

Miss Annie Cannon Entertained Sew
eral Friends at Rocky Point.
One Of the most pleasant soslal. ai-
fairs OF the season was an entertain.
ment rendered by Miss Annie Cannon,
che accomplished young daughter OF
Mrs. O r Cannon Rocky Point, 20 q
select number OF her friends Friday
evening.
This entertainment, which was Ia
the nature OF a social, WAS given at che
hospitable home Of the young lady, and
She Gainesville youngslolks who a..
tended we're highly pleased with the
hospitality OF their hostess There
were two carriages, and che party was
chaperoncd by Mosdames j s. Bodi-
ford and II y. Taylor, both Of whom
good -naturedly admitted that ihey enc
ioyed themselves, and "felt real young
again"
As an entertainer Miss Cannon Is
success and those who attended This
function report y most delightful
time
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
HOSPITAL LOT HAS
BEEN SELECTED
Wilson Block, Surrounded by
Beautiful Oaks, Will be Used
'oR HOSPITAL BulLoNos


Property Comprises One Of the Most
Desirable Blocks in the City; Partie.
ularE Adapted to the Purposes for
Which II Has Been Selected,
An important meeting OF the board
Of trustees OF the Gainesville and
Alaehua County Hospital Association
was held Friday afternoon, at which
the selection OF a building lot was
made.
After careful examination Of all
the lots available for the purpose, Il
was decided to purchase the Wilson
block, Immediately north OF the Pitts
residence This property Is most ad.
mirahly situated for The purpose, being
surrounded by magnificent oaks, and
IN retired, quiet locality The selec-
ton OF the committee appointed for
this purpose was wise one, and the
committee Ia 70 be congratulated,
Among other business was the APP
pointment OF committee to collect
subscriptions already made TO the hos.
pital, and this committee expects TO
begin work at once. II Il TO DO hoped
that those subscribing will pay prompt
~, thus saving the committee time
and trouble
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
GIVEN To-
NESE OFFICERS
Toga Embarrassed at
m Demonstration.
eAILY DEcoRATED
,s o. Ministers Received
successes TOastsd-Nsw
Being PIanned--othsr
Far east.

M 30.--11 a. m.--Adniral
~ Vice Admiral Kamimura,
t rs, arrived az the Shin
ID $3.50 o'clock today
hey from Kure TO Toxic
|auous ovation At an
M lay the streets we're filled
VAS gaily decorated with
and new years decora-
saentatives Of tho empe-
ress, Prince Fushimi. Jr.,
81. ministers. prominent
Thousands OF school chill
the arrival Of the naval
1f1a station. The presidents
tt.h es OF the diet presented
81 resolutions or common
by their respective
Parliament.
ffay-bearded admiral, To
service uniform, seemed
Al the noisy ovation.
tal shlmamur, chief Of
hEiy eiBowed forward 70
Kamlmura The junior
b clear the way, but the
b on Admiral Togo. and
eauently forced TO push
ckward In "a sndeavoF to
cbing hands
ADMIRAL Togo and Vice Ad.
fra were freed from their
admirefs and surrounded
hey entered the carriages
mperor, ana started for
Togo appeared a great
the nG the Banzall followed
n sd by gendarmes, the
n4 fder triumpnai arches,
Nd discharged fireworks
teering crowds. TO the
where a brief stop
ng which the oongrat.
ministers were received
sses were toasted.
and Vice Admiral Ka.
foceedod 10 the palace
emperor They will
Nd ID Toxic about week
Of consulting with the
Nd periectlng plans Tor
pos.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
4 PLEASANT OCCASION.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Brown Entertained
Friends on Christmas Day.

Friends on Christmas Day.
A social Christmas entertainment
was given st the residence Of Me. and
Mrs. W. Z. Brown on West Liberty
street. in the suburbs OF Gainesville,
on Monday. the 18th inst. The guesls
began TO arrive early in the day aud
each in turn were pleasantly received
with the usual greeting Of a Merry
Christmas" from the very estimahle
host and hostess, after which they were
ushered into the dining room, where =
large table fairly grooming with good
things awaited them, and after the
accustomed ceremony the fowls hew
away and other Christmas goodies"
fairly vanished from sight as each
gaest tried 30 do their duty TO relieve
the table Of It's burden.
The inner man being satisfied and
usual jokes and toasts INDUCED in, the
Jolly crowd repaired 70 the parlor.
where a beautiful holly tree stood ele-
eantIy decorated and bearing many
useful and valuable presents for the
grown people; wagons, horses, tops,
balls and whistles for the boys dolls,
baby beds and other pretty things for
the girls.
The tree was beautifully Illuminated
with candles OF red, white and blue.
and as each one gaEed upon il our
hearts lesped with ecstacy and ia con-
cert exclaimed "Tsn't IL beautifully"
The picture OF the tree was taken by
iashlight by J d. Russell, after which
il was carefully picked Of It's costly
plumage, and each one made happy "a
their names were called and Santa
Claus had so bountitully remembered
them.
The afternoon passed with music,
games and social conversation. when
the guests took their departure for
their respective homes. wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Brown many more happy
Christmas days
Those present from distance we're
w. r. sharman and two daughters Of
Hawthorn, Mrs. w. A Paulsen aud
daughter, Laurel, OF Orange Heighls,
Clyde sharman Of Hawthorn, Mrs, J.
II. Patterson Of Orange Heights. Those
from Gainesville. Mrs. } D. Russell
and daughters, Fruda and Barbara,
Mr.. and Mrs. r A. Becker and two
sons Mrs. W Dorsey and daughters.
Are 4 Cone. Mrs. Pound and daugh-
ter, Mae Messs. II Q. Brown and
Reed Mortar; and now fastly bul not
leastly comes the bride and groom.
Mr. and Mrs J @ Brown The brides
eyes were sparkling with happiness,
and the bright and eontenied express
sion Of the groom's face Indicated tbst.
he fully realized that Santa had been
good 20 him. May these expressions
never grow old and that roses lnttead
OF thorns may always grow Ia their
pathway Il the wish o. che writer.
pfnsH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02

Ee Nc 500 p. m.-The
h Canton. Just arrived
NetftpelDck reports great &C.
ihe IS naval circles. every 81.
~ tade 20 complete the dry
~ arrival Of the second
the Pacific squadron. Many
4t Sean removed because the
m oon be closed with lee.
Bow in port never leave
a passage throuEh the
b Be freshly made when
tdlon attempts 70 iola al
enGky.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02

~ Dee ~ -An ltanan
t y nsr1Eu. act uusr
tee trrasrt baeame inrars
81 as hrulhtfs ffo.
ssf plshah'y fatally stot
asn ne ucastirT AZ tts
fet AZ fse ca,ninatia1
hsrasra az Iata1s usr
aHs eceaaa ~
tn lo afrnii Elm
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02

AntHra N ~ Dee 80 Ferdinand
Hibaf clafhief committse suicide
~ taRElnG himsslf Sc had heea lil
aNd eas 1fsBonfsuf Nhsa kis vie
stssgea tis roea - Faa ssaiast -
SEA- betg eNi1K'ng - q fQga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-02
80 b - ID WaIIa.

usse 70 Slow VI Walls.
ff 81 the Japanese Third
fusan Dee s0.--Rihluns
pinred yesterday, Il the
a6 aloageft or tie casters
TIE tunneis foF m.ucs
tfoush a9lid rock and fa'p
l4eeiie weie used % hi0v
Tae ipeciacie vas mac.
W ite pufk u ihe sFtaaiisFs
Haif TIE Eafglaou Vas
- explosion 81 ths frsf
renainfer Of the Rut.
sluhhorn FesfuaHcf -Four
ttfcn rapid Ore Fana aud
gus uers cspiufnt. AZ
QgiekhnnE EEaa whleh
t ite fort
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-26
9afd,eaaeio ses aiuoer.

IS tit Elm pefsntli6er JiuBen fir
oas Rinb, menn mir ibm, aud ipenn
e f4oH I'M 8eiibe etner Gparbii9{e
ooer nod beffer etnes SpartaiIenbu6z
lstns 1T, Elm tleines 9af9engelo eeben
uno es auf uiibli9e Intpeuoung oess
felben aufmertfam MAIDEN, o6ne ibm
ieoo9 5u beittmmen. pofiir Die Ter poer
jener Gent aussegeben tperoen miiiIe.
@uf iOl9e Meifs iptrb es frib Serr
iiber Elm etgenes @erm0gen, penn es
autpeilen au4 nur aus einigen Gents
beftebt. 0as &tnb lernt bier6ur9 firth
am etsenen 8eiiBe bausbalten, Ii9 un0
anoeren mil ieinen tleinen griparniis
len Wsrsniisen bereiten, fammeln unb
ttets berehnen. pie es ii9 otes un6
lenes ani4affen tDnne. 9luf iol9e
Weife lerut bas ain6 auf bte natiirz
lthfte uno einfa9fts Dirt ben Wertb oes
@eloss fhdben, uno bur9 eine Retbens
fol9e bon Gntpidluugsn uno grfabz
rungsn btloet es ii9 gu einem perniinfz
tigen Sporneifer. 0pn elterli6er
Seits bebarf es bier6ei nur einer un6ez
metften Sbettontte-s, Ole es CUR
9pdrfamtei anls;tet 6 as &iao totro
oaoMr4 f@oa gu eiatr scaiiFen llnabz
ban9l9tsit nao 5elGfitdn0igtsit ergo
Gen,
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8eim 0rmmo bafitr,
tpenn 8itr8er bon San 0lntpntD oas
Wtttel am9ehcM.

@s giebt teinen @runo oafar,
tuenn irgenb Semano. Der oieS lteIt,
| fortfdbrt, au einen ibmersenoen
6Gden gu leioen. Die 1nannebmlibs
feiten beihmerlihen l1rinirens err
buloet uno Den @efabren ppn Dias
betes uno Nierentrantbeiten entee=
gengebt. menn Nbbulfe 10 nabe CUR
6ano uno Der poiitioe 8emeis oafiir
beiaebraht miro. oaB er eebeilt uers
ben fann. 9elet, mas cine BemDb=
merlin BON San NntDniD ia9t:
5rau u. Beters, AS gaiiianD
StraBe, bic Satin oes betannten
Woid)iniiten q. Beters, ia9t: SD
bate aeraoe Riidenidmer8en genuq,
I'm elm Wittel tpie Dpan's Nierena
BilIeu wiiroigeu au t6nnen, ba8 bic
Sbmeraen aus oe1n Riiden Ibnea
uno prompt pertreibt. Sc iheint
fein @runo oafiir porbanoen gu iein.
oaf irgeno Semano an gfiiden=
ibmerseu ober irgeno tuelhen anoe=
rem 5bmer3en leioet, Die auf bic
geieren suriidsufibren fino, tpenn
oies beilenoe Wtittel i'm 8erar
Drug Store ooer in Slider &
Springau' 8 Drug Store 81 baben lit.
Sd babe niht bic Ibiibt, BON oieier
l1riahe nod einlnal gu leioen uno
miu AUDI niht erlauben, oaB oies ir=
geno Senano anoers tut. tuenn oiele
Mngabe bon mir, oaau beitragen
tam. oas su perbinbern.
8u baben bel allen Oanblern.
Breis SO Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co., Buffalo, 81. g.. alleiniee Naen>
ten fiir bic Ser. Staaten.
grinnert Gub oes Namens
. Dau's Billen unh nebmt
Feline anoeren.
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Nu DaS Ynblttum

Die r5reie Breiie fir 9eras" miro
an iiber $50 4spftofficen perianbt, uno
bat cine grORe Gerbreitung in Der
@a6bar= 8epublit Merito, i'm Snbia.
neraTerritorium unb Otlabuma.
SIR @irfulatiDns< @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fib BON @alpeiton bis binauf
mad 9enllon. upm duBeriten Often
biz nab 81 >baio i'm fernen @eften;
es f6lieBt ielbituerft6nblib nit be.
ionhers sablreihen 2eiern oas oihts
beiieoelte tel>9egas anb ben Gto'
tueiten elm. Iud in Werito bat Iie
cine 9roBe 8erbreituna,
3tpei 1eiienSe itno beitdnoig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
8lottes unterweas uno fiibren benz
ielben i'm 8erein nit unleren ril6ris
gen 2otal Gaenten fertmabreno
neue Qeler au.
Sn Nnbetra6t oieier Tbatia1en ift
bic r5reie Breiie". NOD es iib oorum
banoelt, Die beuti1e 8ep1lteruna su
errei6en. oas bette @asetae sgses
Sium N gtaate Eeras.
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oen init Der pbrt9teitliden 9etpalt az
fcflIipPfn

Den nit Der obrt9teitliden 9elpalt su
| f9lieBen.
Sie @ufregpQg oar WaiTen, Die @es
bGiIigfeit Ger @e0en in oen 9lubs, oas
8ertangs:1. Den G0nig gu reroranqeu.
no4ai nil bea Gnmrlet 81. Die linz
f!lr jFsartei Ier Safo>tler oelpauu im=
n.cr lHe1r DE Dtal41no. $3eimli6e
nn0 0ficle 4 aItsi3un4Su llQa,elte Oas
8olf Oil ~. SUM gum 2tufijqnoe.
Die 9ifeaHldHner Ger @or|!Goie, ges
tenn0ei4.let 0u1tb Die rotten Wliiben
oes Sotobinismus, 3ogen in S6aaren
ldrmeno uno foroerne DOR Die Suilez
rien.
Ser aOnie mar gGn3li9 uubeI6uBt.
Die tbm ton Der aonititution sugez
1iderten 8aroeu fparen aufsslDit ooer
an Die Gren3e gei6idt, 2inientruppen
befanoen ll4 nt6t mebr In paris. Die
Jationalgaroen bteItsn fi9 uut6Gttg.
Seine treuen S9pet5er, ole sin3igen
Sruppen, auf lpel6e Der sfDnie ii6
nod perlaffen tonnts, bate er tpeoer
3ett nod Wsutb gefunoen, 3u bena9z
rihtisen.
So blieb Dem beorGnsten 6errf6er
nihts iibrig. als alien Wioerftano aufz
auseben uno Die MaHe oes pDbels,
einem f4muBisen, tpilosmpDrten
@trom persleidbar, in Die 9uilerien
au Iafien. Wa9oem Sbor unb Glitter
NIT Nerten einseI1lagen uno eine &a>
none auf ote @emd9er oes aDnigs ees
rt9tet poroen, itano bas gan5e @9loB
ben Iufriibrern often.
2uotutg XVI. trat Dem roben 6auz
fen I'M Saale Der Garben nit QDiiroe
ertgesen un0 fragte: nWas pout SIR
Don mfr2" Sir tur3e 9llgeablide
tpuroen Die Jredlten rariegen. Salt
fdms 9efptd9s eatfpangen fi9. 4uz
bdnger iaadtten iic9 um ben aDniq,
oas 0olt 5os fpelter. SJn stnem anbe=
rem Saals tputoe Die a5nigtn sbenip
beordngt; 5ebnnal i'm Qaufe bes 3o>
ses paro oas 2eben geiber beorobt,
absr INNER nieoer sslang es gutoss
iinnten, Die Gefubr bss 2lusenblids
ab5utpenben. Grit fpdt am Nbeno uno
na9 oem Gin1hreiten oes bel Der
Wsenge beliebtsn Wsaires petbiOn perz
lieben Die Ginbrinslinss oas @9lpB.
Wieber allein. entlaitet Don Der fiir9>
terli9en @esentpart Der Mufriibrer,
ianfen fi9 G0nig unb 4Dnisin In bie
Nrne.
nWer faIbt uns, ipsr rettet uns Dor
Der Wieoerboluns biefes @rsuels2"
fdlu45te ote 8Gnisin.
nWenn Elm Iol9er usberfaG nod
einmal oroben follte. perbe t9 meine
S9nei5er auriidberufen. fie allein itez
ben nod nit alter Greue gu uns,4 ants
mortete Der &Dnis entf9IoNen.
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in the State Of Texas. 1t is
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1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
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the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavellng men and oul
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub,
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver.
tising medium in the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading DO
puiatlon.
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Ttir $500 mad 9entialano.

Deutib ameritaniibe 8eitungen
meroen i'm alten 8aterlano nit arDs
Bem Snterefie eeleien, neil fie fth
frei ausipreben unb bdufie BON briis
ben mebr 0eui9feiten uno Nahrihs
ten bringen, al8 bic oeutihen 3eis
tungen felbit. Die rsSreie 8reije fir
9egas" iit oriiben iiberaQ, tpDbin iie
geianot tuiro, elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait uno fann iib riibmen, Nner.
fennung uno 8Irbigung 8n finoen,
pie aus 5ablrei9en Briefen an uns,
iomie on Dieienigen, tpelbe oas Blatt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibiden, beruor.
3ebt. ger oaber ieinen 8ertuanbten
uno Sreunoen cine 5reuoe erpeiien,
ibnen Elm tpilltomruenes @elheut
maben miu, Der beftelle flr 5ie Die
pSreie Breife fir 9eras". Das Sn.
tereiie fir Teras, pie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno bic @egenb, uD bic
8erpanoten tuDbnen, 1T in DeutIch.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es iit unmDa.
lib, in Rripatbriefen cine 10 qriin0.
li9e &uftldrune unb 8eidreibuna
oes frentoen 2anbes gu gebes, mie
oies pie "Sreie Brehe" allm5hent.
lid tbut. SIR Den 9erineen Breis
pon So rerienben mir portOfrei uuler
reibbaltiges 8obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iraeno eine Goreiie i'm Nus(anbe.
Die ssreie Vrefie fir 1esas pubI.
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9 era a 9.

- Sn 81 Baio oranaeu @inbres
der in oas 0aus uon 5enrp 8ias
gers. hlorDformierten bic gause Sa=
mile uno itablen $15 in barem @elo,
fumie Shmudiaben uno SilberQe'
ihier.
- Mdbreno Der lebten Gage lit in
ben Gins in 2udbart perihieoene
Wale Teuer ausaebroben, pabrs
ibeinlih in Solae nDn Streibb6l.
seru, Die sniiben bic 8aummpQe ge>
raten maren. W1an lollte iebr n0rs
iihtig nit Streidb6lsern lein, tuenn
man init Der Baummpue su tun Bat.
@ew6hnlib 9eraten fie bel NuaIhiit-
ten ooer Terlaoen Der lDien Baum,
molle in bieielbe binein. Die In,
fitte, Streibb5lser loie in Der 9aide
gu tragen. lift meiitens Shulo oarau.
Da fallen fie oann beraus, obne oas
Der Betreffenoe es merit.
- Gin elfidbrioer meiBer eSunae
ytamens R0bert BUrter in st. Wortb
geriet nit Elm paar 9eeeriungen,
Is uno Ii Sabre alt. in Streit. SIM
8erlauf beiielben erbielt er einen
Weiieritih, Der ieinen Sob iufort ber'
beifiibrte. Die beioen Neaeriuneen
fino nerbaftet.
- Nus perfbieoenen @eeenoen
oes Staatea tomnt bic eahridt,
oaB bic BaummDue uuter Der 9roGens
belt gu leiben anfan9t. Reaen tut
oringeno not
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Ebeer uno a8pbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
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Sbmersen ueint? g8enn 70, laife
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Winsloms Suptbine Syrup" hulen.
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oem tleinen 2eioenoen iofort Hinoes
rung peribaffen. Yerla6t euh ba'
rauf, Wliitter. es lit tein Bmeifel
bardber. Ga beilt Diarrbpe, reau.
liert ben Waeen unb bic 0ieren,
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