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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11

A fire started in the Harris
hardware store at Ross Sunday
evening about five O'Clock. A
chunk of burning coal fell from
the stove to the floor and barn
ing a hole thrugh the floor fell
into the cellar. 1t struck in a
pile Of orange boxes and old
shavinge and soon smoke and
flames were visible. David Glib
as chief of the Ross bucket
brigade rummoned help and
water was poured down the hole
which was burned by the coal.
The water happened tostrike the
the fire and the matter OF extin-
gushing it, was easy.
w. f. MANSFIELD: "So1ne
farmers are frightened because
we had little rain last fall and
because there was not much
moisture in the ground when it
froze. They need never to fear.
The cold weather will drive the
frost far down into the ground
and it will keep coming up long
after thegrainis sup. Cold wealth
err is all the we need. Then we
will get plenty OF moisture in
the spring. | have never seen it
fall"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
STATE NEWS.

Judge Morgan, at one time
Judge Of this district has won the
title Of chief Justice Of the stete,
a well deserved one it is.
1t is Emphatically stated that
Senator McCumber would not
stand for the wining part OF the
dining tendrere him by the resid-
ents at the capitol.
Wednesday night between two
and three o'clock the -four mill
at Michigan City burned to the
ground. How the fire started is
a mystery. The loss is a total
one, but how much insurance
there was on the property is not
stated.
The residence OF Mrs. r. B..
Dotherty, publisher OF the Nelson
Coudty Independent, was burned
to ashes with all it's contents. ae
the hour Of 5 o'clock Monday
morning. The family barely
escapen with their lives, having
to run out in the snow in their
night robes and bare-footed.
Mace Doherty, editor, got one Of
his feet frozen, Mrs. Doherty part
ly hers. The loss will aggregate
about 50, 800, with insurance o.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
REPRESENTATIVE Dresser o. Dr.uruY

Representative Dresser Oh prauw,.
Pa, IL large manufacturer of oil
we'll supplies. Since he has been In
politics no has allowed his son to
manage some parts Of his business. A
week or two ago he went up home to
look over the factory, and while he
was In his ONCE a man from one of
the oil districts asked to see him.
What is 1t, JIM" Representative
Dresser asked.
why, Mr.. Dresser" the visitor re-
piled, II am In heap of trouble.
owe 5000 and it is keeping me up
nights worrying how can pay it. l
haven't got the money"
"My dear jim" Dresser replied. Il
don't see why that should disturb you.
Let the other fellow do the worrying.
have found that the best PLAN
''1s that good plan?"
BEST in the world. Whom do you
owe the money to-"
ITO your son. l bought some stun
Of him. Detroit Journal.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
many fruit trees on his fine farm
two miles west of Sawyer. Last

many fruit trees on his fine farm
two miles west of Sawyer. Last
iall five apple trees and three
plum trees bore fruit. The
neneys and DeSotas were the
varieties which bore. It will pay
anyone to visit Mr.. Skinner's
place in the summer time. We
hope to have the pleasure Of do.
ing so ere many months.
K. K. Grassland, one~of the
influential farmers Of Prairie
is having a good deal Of trouble
with his stomach. He has been
at Minot several times comforting
with DR.. Windell. 1t is believed
that he has a cancerous growth
in his stomach which may be
soon removed. Mr.. Grassland
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery.
Our visit at Sawyer was not
half long enough. We met dozens
Of fine farmers. They are in
dustrious, fellows who realize that
they have a fine country and it
will take more than a Dakota
blizzard or a hot wind to drive
them out. Scarcely quarter o.
land that from % to $50 acres
is not broken. The business men
also appear to- be away above
the average. With such people
in a community backed by one
of the best farming and stock
raising sections in the state, there
is a bright future in store fo1
Sawyer on the 500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
The Forest.

Here in the languorous silence, where
sunlight with shade interlaces,
Let my soul steep;
And from the well-springs Of beauty.
which time neither mars nor effaces.
Let me drink deep!
Far from the riotous throbbing of busy
humanity busting,
Here is balm:
Only a marvellous bird-song, or music of
glad leaves low rustling,
Breaks the sweet calm.
Oh! to be friends with the lichens, the
low-creeping vines, and the MOSES.
There close to lie
Gazing aloft at each pine plume that
airily. playfully losses
Meath the blue sky
Oh, to be near to the beauty, and infinite
grandeur OF all things
Simple and free,
Held by the magic that ages have
wrought in the great. and the small
things,
For you and me-
Katharine G. Terry, in Llppincott's.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
Nursery Stock.

l am agent fer the famous
Sherman Nursery Co. The com
pany raises all kinds OF trees and
shrubbery. The people who
bought stock from me last year
report that all OF it is growing
nicely and they are well satisfied.
| will call on YOU in a few days.
Save your orders for me. / will
make the deliveries in the spring
and will guarantee good grow
ing stock. c. A. STILES,
Minot, N. d.
Get your shoesat Samuelson's
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
Kill Game Out Of Season

Reports Of the wholesale slaughter
of deer and game birds out of season
come to Duluth from the ranges It
is claimed that scores Of men are en-
gagged at hunting to supply camps and
individuals in the towns with yenison
and partridge. The rate at which
game is being killed, it is claimed, will
make serious inroads on deer and
partridge this year. The season for
partridge opened on Oct. Is. but the
young birds have been full grown for
a month. The deer season does not
open till Nov. 1o.--St. Paul Pioneer
Press
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
Men Of Science Live Lone.

Eminent German professors are be-
coming proverbial for their longevity.
The latest to celebrate his SEVENTEEN
birthday is Ewald Herring OF the Ger
man university at Prague Like
Helmholtz, Brucke. Dubois, Fechner
and others, he has done original work
in several branches Of science, but
perhaps his most important discover
les relate to the physiology Of mem
nrr.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
SAWYER ON The 500 CON.

She has more than so pupils
too many for one teacher and
soon another teacher will have
to be secured. Thecountry about
Sawyer is fairly dotted withgood
school buildings. There are three
school houses in the country
close by, one within four miles,
another within two miles and the
third within a mile and half.
The water question at Sawyer
is not a difficult one. Watercar
be secured by boring from twelve
to fourteen feet in the valley
while on the prairie good wells
are secured at from thirty to
eighty feet.
Five good coal mines, about
seven miles down the river, cause
coal to be very cheap at Sawyer
50 rs a ton. The vein OF Ignite
in the mines is about fourteen
feet thick. The mines are known
as the Murray, Stafford Coal Co.,
DePew and Wilson.
The Sawyer farmers Jared very
we'll last year, in fact there have
been very good crops Tor the
past FIVE years Albert klempel
raised blue stem wheat, 23 bu.
to the acre. Frank Hayes raised
macaroni wheat which averaged
80 bu. Fred Hockspier's oats
averaged 60 bu. Ole Burger will
crop 400 acres this year. Jack
Beigle will put into crop several
hundred acres of grain. About
$4,000 bushels OF grain were
marketed at the two elevators
although the Minotelevatormen
bucked the market.
An example OF what has been
done by one farmer may De cited
in Tom McGrew. He arrived al
most penniless seven years ago.
He farmed carefully ard today
he is worth fully $25, 900. He
hos retired from farming and is
in Iowa. He will soon go to
Texas. Arkansas, California and
Oregon for a visit but will settle
in Sawyer.
r. a. Dix with only three horses
cropped II acres. Lasr year.
! hadn't paid for the clothes |
wore" Mr.. Dix stated. but this
years crop has put him on easy
street. His wheat averaged 81
bu. and his barley % bu. e. d
Skinner, the well known fruit
man marketed $3.50 quarts Of
raspberries, gooseberries and
currents last summer. He has.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
How J.ps Learn War Secrets.

A story is told Of Japanese WIS,
vas in one Of the great engineering
works In England, learning wlat he
could. A new gun was in process OF
manufacture for the British govern
ment. The Japanese made innumer-
able memoranda on tiny fragments
of paper. All these he carried away
each night. They proved to relate to
the measurements Of the new gun
then in process OF manufacture. BY
the. time the weapon was ready to be
tested by experts the full particulars
OF its make and capacity, laboriously
pieced together from the myriad frag-
nents OF paper, were in the hands OF
the japanese government at Tokyo.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11
The Frost Herald.

Oh, Miss Katydid, wisht you'd come
along.
Is weary Of de locus an rs hungry foh
yoh song.
l wants to hear you talkin' bout de Sb-
ter dat got los
Agoin' moth one Angus day a-lookin'
fob de fros'
of her name
Cause rs pantin' an Is pinin' fob Dc
good news jes de same.
Is weary of de mockin' birds an whip
poor wills fob sho'
want to hear about dat fros in jes' q
few weeks mo-
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Record for Lonu Service.

Sir Jenkin Coles. speaker of the
South Australian parliament, has just
established what is probably a worlds
record. He has completed fourteen
years of uninterrupted service in the
chair without ever once being absent
during the working hours. from Ill.
ness or any other cause.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11

Constipation and piles are twins. They
kill people inch by inch, sap life away
every day. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will positively cure you. No cure
no pay. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
a. s. Blakey.
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only $3.50. The Independent
office within four feet OF the
burning building was for heroic
effort.
An Alabama man has been sen
fenced to 80 days imprisonment
for stealing a kiss from a pretty
maiden at a party. Pretty high
price, but if she is like some Ala
bama girls, the smack was worth
it.
The following names belong to
a brace Of witnesses who appear
ed in a homestead final proof
hearing in Roseau county, Mimi.
recently: Adam Gonschrawski.
BAIL Boskowski and Andrew
Janikowski. Looks as though
Baltic feet had steamed up Rainy
River into Lake of the Woods
some time in past.
r. w. Lazier OF Willow City
was in the Mountains for a day
this week and returned with a
large black bear which he shot
Monday evening while on his
way home. The bear is young
but vas very fat and weighed
three hundred pounds and
measured six feet two inches in
length and stood apout three feet
high. There seems to be plenty
bearln the Mountains this winter,
as this makes the sixth one that
we know of that has been killen
there this winter. His bears hip
caused quite a bite OF "rubbering"
among some Of out younger
citizens when he was hung up in
the meat market.
You have labored in the fields
during the pastsummer, and you
have threshed fine crops OF
grain, as the result Of those
labors. 1t is now important
that youshould select an elevator
at which place to sell that grain,
which will give you the most
money for your grain, and one
which you are sure will gradeyou
honestly. | assure you that |
will try to the best OF my ability
to do both. Come and see me
anyway before YOU sell.
Frank Roach,
Minot. N. d.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-01-11

For first class millinery, go to
the New York store.
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Ssir $500 uab 9eutIalauo.

Deutib aHeritaniibe 8eitungen
peroen i'm alten Bnterlano NIT arD-
Bem Sntereiie 9elelen, neil iie lid1
frei ausipre6eu uno bdufig BON briis
ben nebr 0euigteiten un6 geahricf,
ten bringen, oils Die beutIhen Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die nssreie Bre11e fiir
9eras" lit oriiben iiberaa, tuDbin fie
geianot miro, Elm iebr germ gelebener
Soft uno tam ii6 riibmen, Mners
tennung uno Wiirbigung gu finoen,
tpte aus 5ablreiben Briefen on uns,
lotple an Dieienigen, nelbe oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten icbiden, berppr.
3ebt. Ber oaber leinen 8ertuaubten
uno 5reunoen cine yreube ertpeilen,
ibnen elm tuilltDmmenes @e1henf
MAIDEN mill, Der beitelle fir fie Die
nSreie Breiie fir Teras". Das Sn.
tereiie fir 9eras, tuie iiberbaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eaenb, NOD bic
8erpanoten tuobnen, 1T in Deutif.
lamb lebr lebbaft unb es 1T untn0a.
li9, in Bripatbriefen eine 10 qriin6.
libe Guffldrune uno 8elhreibuna
oes fremoen 2anoes gu geben, mie
oies Die nSreie preHe4 allm6hent.
lih tbut. Sir ben aeringen Breis
BON So oerienoen mir pprtofrei unler
reibbaltiges 8o9enblatt auf elm Sahr
an lraeno eine Noreiie i'm Guslanbe,
Die ssreie preiie fir 9eras pabl.
GDmbauh.
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S6asgelp0lbs, gndoigs 6rau24 fraete
er beluftigt.
Cine @efunoe 51gerte tie. @ber
oann itreifte iie Die @pibendrmel Elm
penig 5uriid, 10 oaB Der polle tpeiBe
l1nterarm fret tpur0e, redte Die 2rme
unb fagte:: So = mas i9 oann t6ue2
@s 1T Su tp1aii9. 9enfen sic 1i6,
i'd nible nit 0ieIen oGnben f0rmli9
in ben sSulpeIen. Sd fiible gan5 beutz
li1, pie Ole falten @teine an n1eineln
Sleifd entlang riefeln, uno Id ie6e
gang beutlt9 ibr 9liBsrn uno Slim
mern uno ben alten langbdrtigsn
S6aBbiiter, aus oefen 2ampe Die
2i9tftrablen auf Ote 9errli9teiten
fallen. @inen 9lusenblid f6pieg fie,
um la6enb fortaufabren: ,2ber mas
er5abP i9 Sbnen nur fir llniinn!
Meine SrGunle! Srdume ftno
S9dume. 6alten mir uns an Der
Wtrtli9teit: iinb eie am nG9ften
Sreittg perfast. Serr NfsTor2 Wir
haben einise Sreunbe Bel uns gu 9if9e
- gang i'm fleinen Rreife. Wpllen Sic
uns ni6t aud Die Jreube ma9en2"
gr bate ibr 10 eerne 5useb0rt. DieIe
oirefte Nnfrage ernii9terte TIN tpieber.
gs tpar Die alte Dirt, ibm Die piftole
auf bic 8ruft gu ieben. 9ber bait Du
einmal q gefagt y,
n9eborfamiten Danf! Sd tperoe
mir germ Die Gbre geben -"
@r erbob ftn. llnb babet fiel iein
Bid bur9 bas Senfter duf ben @ors
garten. uno i'm felben 9tusenblid I9ob
tim ipieber ote grinnerune auf an bas
fafante Mdbden NIT Dem blaHen,
pornebmen @eii9t. Dem er porbtn bort
begesnete. llno uniptufiirli9 persli9
er i'm @eifte NIT i9rer grf1etnung Die
Der betDegliden Grau.
Qu9 iie ipar aufgeftanben.
lln0, tpie fie 10 Dor tbm ftanb, err
f9ien fie ibm pl0blih erit re9t tpfe
etne nt6ttee puppe nit tbren runbz
liaen @liebern unb Dem biibf9en gez
ii1t. In Dem Die grauen tpie in GENIAL
ten areisbOgen iiber ben grDben Mueeu
itanben.
gr mubte ii9 sufammenne6men, um
ni9t gar gu fdne[l auf5ubreden.
@elbft ibr parfin, oas er bisber
taum bemerft bate, beoriidte ibn.
nOa pluubert man." fagte er etpas
seapunseu, reine balbe @tunoe 1T bin.
unb i'd babe mid no9 ni9t einmal
no9 Sbrem 9errn Gemabl erfunbigt,
snGotge grau,
n46, mein Wlann. Sd iebe ibn
ielbft faum. Der arbetfet tpie eine
Maf9tne ruftlps. Sept nun gar,
fett i'm Die @rpeiterung oes lInterne5z
mems ni3t aur Mube fommen ldbt. Gr
berfpri4t ii6 9oloene Berge oapon.
Sd tiimmere mid srunbIGBli9 nidt
um @ef6dfte, aber au9 0err ga
letter TT ia bon BON Der Ga1e. Sic
miro dlfo pobl gut fem"
rWir npaen es boffen, gnGbige
Grou." Gr bate f9on ben 6ut IN
Der 9ano uno perbeuste fi9.
r4lfo auf Mieoerfeben am Sreitas,
9err Niieifor J. um fieben uhr :"
nQuf Wfeoerieben, gndoige 6raul"
4ls er enbli9 brauben itan6, atbs
mete er tief duf. MuS polfter 8ruft.
glber ein redtes @efiibl Der 8ss
freiuns pollte bod nt6t iiber ibn
tommen.
ITnrt{eh,1t1n fnfnfR
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Ger 9 ooen pon au 3 a
TT auberoroentli6 fru9tbar. 2oblz
itauoen peroen bort 10 erob, oab eine
ein8ige ni4t feIten 90 pfiino @epidt
errei9t. Raoie5aen iino idon IA Bis
18 Sage mad ibrer 2lus{aat ebbar,
2atti6 flint Wohen mad oiefsr, unb
oas 9etreiOe liefert iGbrlt6 orei Grns
ten. Siibe aartpffeln pa9fen bas
gdnae Sabr binourh.
o beute Ii iibli de u T t
6a Qei9enbeitattung in langgeitredter
Gage uno in bertieften SentgrGbern lit
NIT man9en anoeren 6riitliden 8rGuz
den aus oem Orient na9 Dem Weiten
gefpmmen. sic mar eine Gigendrt Der
dlteH iemitifden uno bamitif9en 8Dls
ter, iie tommt BEL ben Guropdern crit
in fpdterer 3eit Dor, na9osm DIE Serrs
thaft oes eiiernen 3eitalters uno be-
fonoers bic 3erri4aft bes gbriitsn-
tbums aneebronen mar,
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q. u. Il u. q. 8abm.
Nbtuhrt,

ssaf euerD, goatum, Souiton unb Sol.
oefon, tdglteb ............. 800 Born
unb 1915 Nbenos.
Wad Gorpus gbrifti, Rodpert mnb See.
billie tdalib LBS Nachm.
Nah 8brne nnb &errnille. tdelib. ......
....'......... ...............9.zo Sorm.
Mnfunft.
Bon enero, Yoatum, 6OuHon unb Sal.
neton, td9llh h..........7.4 40 Morgens
nno 6. SO 4benbs. ..................
8on CORPUS gbrifti. 8odpDrt unb 8ees
billie td9lirb g. 15 gsadbm.
Son B6rne nno &errnille. taslicb. go.
................... AS glbenbs.
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Sortiehuna folat.f
,,Nthfs lit aeiuta."

rShr trieetet es benn bis balb in guren
S9lnno btnab nno t6nntet es bort peoer
aultnarts nod abtuarts betueaen, oann 1T
grtlden 10 5iemlib fiber.4 8 ia, anbere
Sarben itno ebenfo getpiB 2eibet SIR
an unoeroauli6feit, lebelteit, Mppetit-
ionatett. beleater 3uuge; &opfibmers,
Mndenibmer5, 8eritopfuug, gsieberaes
l9la9enbeit. 9tubelofiafeit unb 5ieber, 10
f6nnt Shr Mnbeoinst iicber ieiu. bas st.
Sernaro' 8 &rduterpillen" bic geiun6e gd.
ti9teit @urer 9eber iuieberberiteaen, Ser,
oaunng. grndbrung unb Muslbeiounq
befbroern, ole Die abeeitorbenen, giftiaen
Stofie aus gurem Sbitem tpeelchaifen uub
gndh geinno MAIDEN ruirb. Tatiachlicfl il
niehts aetuifier.
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o e In d, t

miro elm Sunee. Der oeutlb lelen
uno ihreiben fam uno Der oos
Scbrlftleben Su erlernen uinlht.
aeahanfraoen in Der nSsreie Breiie".
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Edalide yoarttten sdllataanel

nab Californian. ebenlo nad ct.
aoui8, ,nia 9eraS & 8acific 8abn
obne Wehiel. Sdreibt an iraenb
einen Eidet ageuten lpegen oieles
neuen Dieuites Ooer an 6. g. gur,
ner. 9enerals Baifaaier. .Igent. Dal'
fas. 9eras.
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Gulf Sbpre 8abu.

bfabrt.
Nab 9anernia, Sutberlanb 9priuas.
St1dhaie, td9lib, 800 8orm.
Mnfuuft.
Son StDdbale. Sutherland Sprinas unb
eapernia. tdaftdl. ....2:30 Narhm.
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oSOrU ssprmalin (simer &
9lmea6), lit als antiieptiiheS 2abns
uno Wtunopalier uniibertroffen. Sn
allen Npotbeten au haben.
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- 9elepbDnlrt an Ctbs Il MSdb.
bader fir iraeno melhe Nrt upn
Sosnioasser. VD, 5O4s
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w. 6. & =. 8abn.

Mbfabrt.
Nab @acD, SDrt Bprtb, Dallas, aanios
gitB, ct. aouis unb Chicago, tdglicb,
(Sunlet Depot )........8.45 Mbenbs
9Ocalaug nia Smitbpille. ~. .lO8orm.
Mntunft:
Gon Chicago, ct. Souls, 4anias gitp,
0alas, Sort Wort9 unb Bacu, taali9
(Suniet DepDD ........... 8 Moroens,
9ocalaua bia Smithpille. =. 9.05 @6enbs
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WabIattset8em.

@ir iinb autOriiiert, ansutanbisen,
oaB 9err
Wortes y. 8rutpm
bel Der tommenoen Wabl 8anbibat tiir
oas Waporsamt 1T.
2Sir iino autDriiiert, Serru eSphn
Bnuer als &anbioat fir Ml6er man
at large BET Der benorftebenoen Babl
an8ufiinoiaen.
9Sir fino autoriiiert ansnseiaen, bas
Serr 8rDan gallaaban
stanotoat fir oas Mmt eines WapDrs Der
Staot Gan Mntonie in Der fDmmen6en
Staottpabl iit.
gsir iino autorifert Serrn Qlp. 9retf,
als 8anoioat fir oas Mmt eines Nlber,
man lat Large" Der 6tabt San Nutonip
in Der tommenben 8abl an5useigen.
Sie DJreie Breiie" 1T autoriiiert, ansu<
aeigen. baB Serr
Gbas. S. u. &mmmel
&anoioat fitr bas 9mt eines Schasnei<
tiers Der Staot Sun MntoniD in Der tom.
meaben @abl lift.
Die n5reie 8refe" 1T autortiiert, ansu,
6el8eu, Dab capt. JpDn =. 91mbletpu
als 8anbioat fir 6as 9fmt zines glber.
man "at-Large" Der Staot San 9lntonio
IN Der fommenben Wabl am 9. Mai lit.
9Sir limb attDrltert perm
YbtI. Sbarbetu
als 8anoibat fir 8iebertpahl fir oas
Imt oes B0li5eiri e1ters ansusei.
gen.
aStr limb autoriitert ansutiuoigen, oab
Serr Spbm NDam
aanoioat fiir bas Nmt bes Stabtanmalts
lit.
aSlr itno autoriiiert ansuaeieen, oaB
Serr 9Sm. Z. 8tdlter
&anoioat fiir bic 8ie6er-8ahl FIR oos
Amt eines Nloermon .at QarQe" lit
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g8ir itno autoriiiert ausuaeisen, oaB
Serr @m. Z. 3tebter
Hanoioat flr bic 8ieber-8abt fir oas
Amt eines Nloernlan at 9arQea lit
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Tiir 8emobner

Der Malaria=Gssenben Tinb Sutt'a
ptllen unumsdneli4 uotbnenbig, benn
otefslbsn halten oas Spitem in geb0ris
gem Suftanbe unb Tnb
elm a6(dutes 9ei(mittd
fir aOpffdmer5en, llnperbauli6teit,
Utalaria, trd9e Qeber, 9artleibtgteit
uno ale bili0ien 2eiosn.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN,
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Das deInokratisehe Ticket.

Sur WtQq0r
Worries =. BROWN.
SIR Mnpalt
F. C, DAVIS.
Sir 9ficbter RornDratiDnseertbt
w. B. (Gummy) HAMILTON JR.
SIR Mubitorj
VINTON L. JAMES.
Sir Niieiior
GEORGE F. sTUEMKE.
SSiir Solicitor
JNO. A. BITTER.
Sir Sbabmeiiter
OTTO MEERSCHEIDT.
Tiir 9lloermeneate Sarge
ADOLPH DREISS,
W. W. LIPSCOMB.
N. t. WILSON.
BEN M WOFFORD.
gSarb Mlbermen
l. 8a1b-T, A. ELDRIDGE,
2. Warb-SAM B. JOHNSTON.
3, Warb-J. T. DIXON.
4. Baro-M. w. DAVIS.
5. @aro-JOHN F. FENTIMAN.
6. @arb-H. B. SALLIWAY.
z. 0arb-ANDREW H. YOUNG.
8. 8arb-EWD. M. GOLDSTEIN,
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GtienbabnzT Ylau.
s. s. O. u. sab,,.

: " Q WV Z Ns
yah allen Goro.Teras<Buntten
............. 800 Borm.
geah ct. Souls, Menpbis uno oem
Often. ..................1 l1br t1a6m.
Nob Noro 3eras, 8anias gitb uno
ct: SoutS ...... LIS abenbs
ytatbWterito: 9 llbr pDrnt. u. TO- 25 abenbs.
Mntunft.
Bon st. Souls unb benz Often. 7:3OWorut,
Bon lDcalen Runtten IL, 20 mtttaas
Bon St 9ouis unb benz Often: 9.55 aben6s
Son Nareoo nnb WeritD ;. 1910 nabnt.
utl0 ESQ ober68
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Suutberm Yactfic 8aba.

Sputbern Yactfic 8abn.
Mbfahrt.
Naf Netp Orleans. Souiton unbH@al,
oefon t19itcb. b............ IL. 40 8oru1,
uno. ..................1 1890 MbenbS
gtacb gagle 8aB, 81 8alo, g4ifornien
uno NteItfD ..............9 800 BDrm
Gnfunft.
Bon yep Orleans, Soufton nnb @al
oeton tagltb: b:..........7.35 Mor9ens
unb 600 Nabm.
Bon VI Baio, galifornten unb NeEitD
Q.QQ Qfhof1ha
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gsir limb autorifiert 0errn Qfo. 9retk
als 8anoioat fir bas Mmt eines Nlber,
man at Large" Der Gtabt San Nntonip
in Der tommenben 8abl an5useigen.
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Sir iino autDriiiert, Serru Spbu
Baner als &anoioat fir Mloerm n
at large BET Der benoritebenben Babl
an8ufinoiaen.
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aStr limb autoriiiert ansufiinoigen, oab
Serr Sobu MDam
aanoioat fir oas Mmt oes Stabtantpalts
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8ir fino autoriiiert ansuseisen, bas
Serr 8rDan Callahan