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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-09
8uut's MiiSiom.

VS. 1T Iebt belttmnlt, Dab Die nacbfte
Sibuna oeS pansameritanilben 8one
areffes, 81 benz aQe HepublitenNorbs
nno Sioamerita's Wertreter lhiden,
in &io be Saneiro, Der 6auDtitaot
Brafiliens, ftattftnoen iol unb oaS
unier Staatsietretdr Gpot ielbit bins
geben miro, unl Die Ser. Staten
auf benz &DngreB au bertreten.
9aB Der erfte Winiiter unieres
2anoes ielbt cine 10 ueite Meile,
nod oaau cine (ange Seerei1e, unters
1intrt, um einetn &unareB betau<
pDbnen, Der in @irfliHfeit teine Of.
ffaielle Qualification beftbt uno Def.
fen 8eihliKe AUDI nidt beitimmenb
-auf Die &eaierunq su tpirten brau.
hen, lit i'm bDbften @raoe beaftens.
pert, I'm 10 n1ebr, oa nod ME Elm
atneritaniiber StaatsiefretGr mdbs
reno ieiner Nmtsseit oerartiee Geilen
gernabt bat. Sc lift baber audi er.
tldrlih, oaB man oieier Wiiiion aue
n1Dglihea 3pede unterauleee1 fudt.
Dat man bod iDgar ersdblt, Mout
ginge nur besbalb nab BraIilien,
uA1 fih ourb eigene Beauseniheinis
gung oanon 81 iberseuger, ruie meit
bic Oeutifer nit ibren NnneriDnss
b~eftrebunaen ihon eetpntmen narenl
Sn Wirtlidteit tam man lid febr
mol ertldren, marutt Staatsletretdr
&Dot nah Braitlien gebt. gr lou
bic unameifelbaft In geniiien RreiIen
Der iiioarneritaniiden Mepublifen be-
ftebenoe 8~eritimmung aegen uns be-
ieitiQen, foa bic Befirhtuneen, bic
itiolih oes Nmasunenitroms teilrpeiIe
iiber uniere Nblibter berrlAen, ser.
ftreuen, iDn Nproer lino Siioen elm.
amber ndber brineen unb als Shlu6.
Mefultat oieier Bemiibunger cine
uebereinftimmuns spiihe1 ben aus
bern arneritaniiIen Republiten uno
uns in Be5u9 auf bic WpnrDesD Dot
trim beriteQen ooer bod meniaitens
.anbabnen.
Brdfioent Rooiepelt bat Der Mons
rue . DDttrin betanntlid cine ertDei.
terte Nu8leaune gegeben. CT Eat
oa8, uas urfpriinglih nihts meiter
als cine 9Dttrin, cine grtl1rung
mar. gu einer, Spitem ~ausgebiloet,
Doer pielmebr, er bat bas allmalie
iib auf @runo biefer @rtldruna Der.
ouaaebilbete Spitem burb @orte
inn feite umriife uno @eitalt
9e9eben. @r lit Der erfte ~aerueIen,
Der init tlaren uno beutliden @prtert
ausaeiprDhen bat, baB Die Mnnabme
oer WtUnroe<9 ottrin als cine Der
@runolageu unierer auspGrtiaen 80. |
litit uns niht MIR ben auspdrtieen
Wt6hten gegeniiber elm geuifIes, tat.
idblih 6urb nihtS als uniern eiaes
men Winen beariineetes &eGt qebe,
fonoern uns oielen Wddten aeaens
audi Werpflihtungen auferlese
uno uns aualeib &ebte in 8esua
auf Die ar1erifaniiben Gepubliten
bic mir auSiiben m Il
| en-, ment1 mir ienen 8erpHihtuns
gen nabtDmmert mHuen.
Sn Brafilien, ben ga Blatas21ns
bern uno ben pacififden @epubliten
Sio . Mnerita's bat man iid Der
Monroe > Dnftrin gegeniiber INNER
tubl nerbalten. Dieie tible
6aItung iblua BEL Der anmdligen
6erausbilouna beg BON Ruuleselt
irierten Sbftems nab uno mad in
8eanrubieuna unb oirette Oppplis
.iprl UNI. Wan nertannte feinesspegs
bic quite 8irtunQ Der MpnroesDo ts
rim uno perheblte iih ourhaus ni9t,
oaB tie felt Sohren cine arose Gefahr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-09

- Der t1eue Sounerneur puu
DeutihsS ioneitafrita. 6err b. Sin.
seauiit, metbet Die Beoineuneen, tpel.
DE er fir Die untermerfung Der Sut.
tentDtten 9eiteat bat. @egen Aus
iiherung oes 2ebens liefern fie Wus
nitiDn. @ewebre uno Bferoe ab. @teb
miro linen belaiien, iomeit ca fir
ben unterbalt erforoerlib lit. Sour
bic iiberfibrten WeuhelmDrber iino
BON alien @naoenaften ausgelhlDI.
fen. Die 6ottentDtten merbeu nah
@ibeun in cine Heierpatiun gebEaGt
meroen. Sn Der &Ulonie felbft iinb
fie uirtibaftlih pine Nuben. ba iie
tueoer als 8iehalidbter nod als Nrs
better etuas taugen. Sn ben Bldt.
tern miro Die 4luabeit uno 0umani.
tat Der uDm @onuerneHr aeffeuten
Beoingungen anertannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-09
aurtar etaes griefters.

Die @eihibte BON Der Tortur ees
&en. 8. Q. MoDre, Baftpr Der Bap,
tiitsntirhe in 6arperapille, 90. g..
miro Gub iutereilieren. St iaat:
Weeen zines anhaltenoen 6uftens
ftano i'd G~naitihmersen aus. SD
muBte ftbeno iblafen, periuhte ners
ihieoene Mebiainen, Bis i'd Or.
Sing 8 Weue gntoefuna fire bpino.
iubt nabm, bic mid adnaIid turierte
unb bic Nussebruno abbielt. Gin
aroBes Wtittel fir l0lbe Sdqe. 8u
baben bel Noolpb DreiB uno s..
&alteper uno SDbn. BreiS so Gents
unb ST.. 8robeflalhe frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-09
THE OWL GROCER COMPANY.
sluaemeimes aommtfttOus . @e,d,at

@ir banoeln in &orn, Safer, Rprn.
mebl Weebl, Snttertofen aler Qrt, SnE.
ner-aBetaen, 8nderrobr Samen, Raffir.
&orn. oentiher Sirie unb Seu - in 8a.
9enlaoungen ober peniger.
Wtr eriuhen UNI gDnIianationeu boz
SanoessHrooucten. ShneIIe Grlehiouno
Der Seidhafte. Iaenten far bic SmabS
Bnaina @pntAann.
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When a Man starves.

For the first two day through which
strong and healthy man is doomed
to exist upon nothing his sufferings
are perhaps more acute than in the
remaining stages; lie feels an inordi-
nate, unspeakable craving at the stom-
ach at night and day. The mind runs
upon beef, bread and other SUBJ
stances, but still, in a great measure,
the body retains its strength. On the
third and fourth days, but especially
on the fourth, this incessent craving
gives place to a sinking and weakness
of the stomach, accompanied by nau-
sea.
On the fifth day his cheeks appear
hollow and sunke.i. his body attenu-
ated, his colof is asky pale and his
eyes wild, CLASSY ana cannabalistic.
The sixth day brings with it in
creased suffering, although the pangs
of hunger are lost in an -powering
languor and sickness. The head be-
comes dizzy, the ghosts of well-re.
dinners pass in hideous pro.
ccssion through the mind.
The seventh day comes, bringing in.
creasing iassitude and further pros
tration o. strength. The mind wan.
ders.-Chicago Chronicle.
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changes in the city. with at least GO. 600

changes in the city. with at least &C, ,OO(
connecting stations.
The copper buried under the streets
of New York represents, it is believed
more than $10.OO0,0OO. There are nc
reliable statistics on the subject. e..
cept that a careful estimate Of the COP.
per wires used in the Metropolitau
Street Railway system alone places
their total value at more than $500.
300.
1t is safe to say. on the average ba.
sis of seven tons of coal to an electric
horse power. that the electricity used
IN New York requires an hourly con-
sumption Of not far from 5000 tons of
'.oal.
All this growth in one city within a
quarter Of century, with the means
sf, perhaps. 100000 additional electric
horse power already under construc-
ion!
The electric force employed in New
York City at present can do in one day.
( is said, the work of more than 5000
nen in whole year. easuring work
~ phys!ca! power, New York World,
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FACTS
FOR SICK WOMEN
TO CONSID.c.

FrRsr.-The medicine that holes the
record for the largest number of abIo-
Mto cures Of female Ills is Lydia IT..
Finkham's Vegetable Compound. lit
regulates and cures diseases OF the
iemale organism as nothing else can
SECoND.-The great volume OF un-
solicited and grateful testimonials on
ME ~ the Pinkham laboratory ii, Lynn,
MASS, many of which are from ,.me to
time published by permi sion, give alb
soA0te evidence of the value Of lydia
=. Finkham's Vegetable compound aud
mrs Pink hams advice.
-THIRD.-Every ailing woman in the
united states is asked to accent The
following invitation. 1t is free. will
nnrlng ng you health, and may save your
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation.
Women suffering from auy form OF
Iemale weakness are invited TO pr, mutly
commrnicate with Mrs. Pinkhaln. at
Lynn, Mass. All letters are received
opened, read and answered by women
only; From symptoms given. your
trouble NAV be located and the quick
est and snrest way Of recovery adj sed.
Gut OF the vast volume of experience
Mrs. Pinkham probably has the very
knowledge that will help your case.
surely any woman, rich or poor. il very
foolish II she does not take advantage
% this generoas offer Of assistance.
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Profit Sharing Up TO Dale.

Up Boston way well known retail
furnishing goods store has introduced
a decidedly novel system Of refundins
money to purchasers. A few days age
this New England enterprise an
nounced that in honor of its teentl
anniversary departure from conven.
tiona1 methods would be made. The
annual date was duly observed by of,
fering something for nothing in every
department. In other words, extra
special bargains were available at
every counter.
On the morrow this proclamation
was published:
Lucky day was yesterday. All per-
sons having made purchases in our
store on November ~, upon presenta-
lion Of their sale slips will receive
back in cash every cent spent here on
that day. Present them at cashier 5
desk; TIE treat is on us; this is our
gift to you.'
Can Down East" be eclipsed?-New
York Press.
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4 VICTIM vi LA GRIPPE,

~ Mr.; Henrietta A. S. Marsh, 769 w
i0tn ot2 Los Angeles, Cal, President Wo
mans Benevolent Assn. writes:
suffered ,Ctth Ia grippe Ior sece,
soceAs, 0sid moth fngI 1 could do or take
sckped me until Itried I'ermna.
i felt at once that l had at last Sc
ured the right medicine and kept stead,
" improving. Within three weeks was
{plly restored, and l am glad that I gave
that truly great remedy a trial. viii
never be without it again"
In ? letter dated August 81, 1904, Mrs.
"a Ssr,h aassy says; I have never yet heard
still use it. travelled through Ken
s9cky and Tennessee three years a.o
where ! found Peruna doing its good
% %Torf; Much of it is being used here
also: o:-Henrietta A. S. Marsh.
Address DR.. Hartman. President OF Th,
Hartnan Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
Aak Your Druggist for Free Perura
Almanac for 1905.
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Pointer for Ambitious Mothers Of tho
Coninn GenArafion

Pointer for Ambitious Mothers Of the
Coming Generation.
1t is a fortunate thing to be tall
and straight and Of a vikings shcul
! ders where one strives for political
popularity, since the hopeless per CEN
Of people come by their opinions
through the eye. 1t is what they SEE
rather than what they hear that turns
to be impressive
Washington was ccua! to a running
eroad jump OF % feet; Jefferson liftet,
1000 pounds with his bare hands, ane
was known as the Strc-g Nan CT Al
bemarle.
The world has had it's Caesars arc
Kapoleons. but it adopted these littlc
people slowly and after trial.
The first thing to remember il
bringing up pres!den, is his health
his stomach should be thought OF =,
often as his head. A dyspcptic wou'"
End the road to the white house III!
II double difficulties. and he wou'c'
make a dangerous presideat-nay, lc
might even invite impeachment.
A good stomach and a good heart
go far as raw material in the constrvc
ton of best man. They are the bed.
Plates for that engine called the mind.
Alfred Henry Lewis in Good House.
keeping.
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Queensland OPAL,

Opal. little opal. with the red fire slarc.
ing.
Set my blood a-spinnins, set my pulse
astir,
Strike the harp of memory, set nv d;,.
heart dancing
.Southward to the sunny land and the
love OF Her!
Opal. shining opal. let them cal, you luck.
less jewel.
Let them curse or let them coyet. Won
are still my hearts desire.
You that robbed the sun and moon ard
green earth for fuel
To gather to your milky breast ard All
your veins with fire.
Green OF flutterng gum-leaves above dim
watercourses.
Red OF rolling dust-clouds. blue of
summer skies.
Flash OF fints a-fire beneath the hoofs
Of racing horses.
Sunlight and moonlight and light OF
lovers eyes.
Pink ciasping hands amid a Southern
summer cleaning.
Green of August grasses. white of dc W.
strung pearls.
Gray of winging wild geese through a
sunset homing,
Twined with all the kisses OF a queen
Of Queensland girls!
w. H. Osilvic.
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With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. rs tacy c,nro
reach the seat Gi the tisa.3c. Cata~rh i,
blood or CONSTITUTIONS, ,,iscas". and i, o l..
70 cure l. you mas. t;.l,c Internal remedies
Halis Catarrh Cure is t:..cu inte-nalv, a.,
acts DIRECTLY on tae b!''nd and mucous surlac.
Halls Catarr.l Cure Is no. 4 qucc,, n iician
1t was prescribed by oac OF the best phys;
clans in this country for year, and Is !. re :,
ular prescription. 1t is composed OF th
best tones Epowl. combine / ,.i,l tho be
blood purifiers, actin; directly OF the M.
cous surfaces. The perfect conbinatioa G
the two ingredients Is what prolucc3 81
wonderful results in curias ta..r1r. SEN!
for testimonials. free
F.J. CHENEY Co., prons., To,clo, o
Sod by druggists. price, 75c
lake Halls Family Pills for torsti0,tio,
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A Need Of the Hout,

1T seems to me-" said his frieu
that your college ought to establi
chair OF gambling"
"A chair of what?" said the profe
sor.
Gambling. It is the great occur
ton Of many If not most OF us. a,
the average college graduate is a
to take It up in some form or 9th
IN spite Of all the warning he m,
receive. Therefore, why not train hi
to follow 1t with skill and success,
Why not have, say, ',ctures on no
to play poker, on how to play II
races. on how to speculate in stock
and 20 on? II you could have the.
subjects properly handled you mig
turn out q corps of experts who wou
cover their alma mater with lglo,
and reap q golden harvest for ther
selves"
But. supposing the movement to
. success, 1t would simp,y ruin II
public"
We'll. I Judge that's what the mi
lic is for. It is simply question
who gets the money"
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THE FtNANClERS.
Sons Ivcmen's Ideua Regarding the
saving OK Money.

The Lnnet Club Of ladies had beer
listening to 4 lecture in which econom
les ana sociology were suhtly blended
1t WAS very able young Mrs. Tenney
said, judically. but l don't entirel!
agree with Mr.. Hope i'll what he sale
about womea's slipshod business ways
l think the average woman is rs goct
q tinancier as tie average man
80 do I"' said Mrs. Pell, emphatic
ally. II don't spend half the money
| Mr.. Iell does for shines and newspa
pers and things
'She is every bit as discriminating
in savings and expenditures as he is, v
! continued Mrs. Ienney, returning to
the abstract.
Besides. she doesn't smoke sup
plemented Mrs. Pell, dropping back to
the concrete.
do you know" Mrs. Stedman be-
gan, thoughtfully, II don't believe I've
ever saved a penny in my iiIe.'
Not on anything: Not even bar
gains:" demanded Mrs. pell, excited
ly.
NO. said Mrs. Stedman, shame
facedly. I'm out and out extrava-
CANT
why don't YOU start a bank ac-
count: 1t might help you,' said Mrs.
Tenney, kindly.
Yes, why don't you?" Mrs. pell said.
"Eve had one for years-lons before l
was married.
"Of course you have one:' Mrs.
Stedman asked Mrs. Tcnney.
"Oh, yes; it is so much less bother
to pay with checks. So much more
business-like, too. you know. Mrs.
Tenney replied.
''I've always thought it might be
hard to keep straight in ones ac
counts" said Mrs. Stedman, timidly;
sit seemed simple to ask for money, or
have things charged. But I'm going to
have an account. What is your bank,
Mrs. Tenney:''
Mrs. Tenuey reflected briefly. Il
use the same one that my husband
does" she answered, discreetly.
Has it a name-or anything" Mrs.
Stedman asked. I'D like to have my
money where somebody know has an
account"
ooh. try my oank"' urged Mrs. Pell.
1--WE been there for years, as said. !
When was married Mr.. Pell spoke of
his bank, but l said, No; where father
Kept his money is good enough for me-
md I've been going there ever since.
It is a perfectly splendid bank, with
| special room for women
whats the name of it:' Mrs. Sted-
nan asked, hopefully.
THE name:" repeated Mrs. Peil.
oh, that doesn't matter at all. I'll
ell you where it is, and when you so
here they'll give you book Of blank
hecks and do all that sort of thing
or you. It's right between that hat
hop and Dressler's-there couldn't be
better place for bank, righ: in the
cart Of everything"
I'm sure it must be good bank"
aid Mrs. Stedman, warmly. x sim
ly adore Dressler's cafe mousse.
hank you very much, Mrs. Pell." n
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0O$~ SIs.
Pretty Fanny. sitting before Il mir
ror and plating her brown tresses
looked mp and pouted as the room
grew dim.
Then She reached MP her dimpled
hand and turned Oh the electric light
in Il peariy bulb swinging from a tiny
bronze statue Of Silenus.
At almost the same moment hun
dreds Of thousands Of other New York
hands were raised for the same pur-
pose. The cloud passing between the
sun and the earth caused about 2.5OO,-
900 electric lights to be turned on in
New. York, representing the electric
equivalent Of 100000 horse power an
hour and an increased consumption OF
nearly 900 tons Of coal.
Five hours of the cloud that made
pretty Fanny pout meant an added
expense Of at least $4,000 to the peo-
pie of the city.
How few persons know anything
about the prodigious development of
electric power in the American metro
polls, or have ary conception Of the
immensity of the underground system
of ducts ard wires through which
mighty currents Of power are vibrating
to move 100000 passengers day
through the streets, to turn the wheels
of factories or burst into radiance in
millions OF glass bulbs through fila
nents delicate as threads Of silk.
Fifteen years ago. when the air was
webbed with wires and cables hang
inS from tall wooden poles. there was
in the grotesque sight to
stir the imagination. But since the
Mayor Of New York laid the axe to
these poles. the mechanism through
which electric power has been swiftly
extended has been buried in the
ground.
Since that day Of tremendous pole
,hopping. with its attendant applause
of the unlocking thousands. every sys-
tom of the city travel has been har-
lessed to electricity and millions of |
electric lights have been added to the |
netrono.itan agencies of illumination. |
There is to-day about $4,000 electric |
lorse power in use in New York. Four
ears ago. according to the National
census. there was only 81, ,U1G electric
lorse power in use in the entire coun-
~.
Last year Prof. Sewers. the consult
ng electrical engineer of the Depart
nent of Water Supply. Gas and Elec-
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~ tacar.o: one day set the tah.e j,
DIS loEe.y abode with plates for hin,
self and al imaginary wife and fv,
children. He ti!eM sat down to dine
and as Ii" Hclpcl himself 10 food II
put TIE same quantity on each Of til.
other Plates ana surveyed Tie pros
pect, at the saTc tine computing tlis
cost. He is S.ti! a uac'nlor.
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Kettles made Of paper-a Japanese
invention used in the japanese army
are about to be suppl ID to the Ger
man army. BY pouring water over
them they can hang over the fire with
out burning for length Of time SUI,
ncleat 10 boi! the water,
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A Friend.

A friend whom you have been gain
ing during your whole life you ought
not to be displeased with in a mo-
ment. A stone is many years becoming
a ruby. Take care that you do not
destroy it in an instant against an
other stone.
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TQNCht by Ixn,riene,

MY experience with signs" say,
Farmer Sinsletrec. is that II ,rl'.
raj they're either E.slaalin or surc;.
hu's. When l was 10 the opposition /
sec signs readin', Les out for pick
pockets After few Gays trucl. with
'em came to the conclusion that t;ley
was fully able to loo!, out for item.
selves" "-Cleveland Lcarrr.
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You cannot buy whip in the city
Of Moscow since local law prohibits
the use of whips on horses. The re
suit of this humane law is seen ir
the beauty, good condition and good
behavior of the horses.
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When the Kaiser drove through liamc.
lin recently hundreds of children stood
along the route. dressed either as rats O.
IN tho picturesque costume OF thc t,rlous
''l'icl rlper's' period
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d. not &sleve Piso 5 Cure for Consume
tnnhas anequal .o- coughs and colds. JOHN
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lteh cured in 81 minutes by Woo.iord'.
Sanitary Lotion. Never fails. Sold by al!
druggists, 81. Mail orders promptly h..ed
b. Dr.. I. Dc;chon, Crawford.vilIe, Ind.
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,>!cepcrs CT mahogany are uscl oa tie
M-,.ica!. Central Railway.
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itching, B...nd. Bleeding or Prosrudinz
y :. Druggists viii refund money If Pazo
u: ut fai.s to cure in 8 to Il DAYS. SOC.
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fIT5oernaosn yca.s-.. No Ats orns-voas-
Iessa;ler .irs> days Us, OF Dr. + k'ne's G.ea
Nertei:eStors., sItrisI at .eand trsa. lse ire
Dr. L. Il AL ~, I'D .t1I Arcls. paIl pl
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l06S, she at once began her discOUrs
volubly extolling the charms al
smasing cheapness of some Of Il
midsummer bargains of which, as II
maid bore ample evidence, she had
beautifully availed herself.
The bundleless one listened in rat
Or pathetic silence until the first I'd
period. Taking advantage Ct it vii
; deep, pathetic sigh. she turned al
gased covetously at her friends spoi
Of war.
my dear" she said, "'f macaro|
was cent a mile I couldn't affo|
enough this season to lace my sho|
wtth!"-New York Times.
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Ry LANES CREEIMAN.

A0A GREAT black cloud moved
;;::: 4: 4; 4: :: :5: ii: f =: {: s: 6 ;; :::
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ICO Much or HIM

Oa,y The rerv ricl have fences around
Iii L iaI-as ia Japaa.
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10 'o"a NJ Cav
iake Laxative Eromo Cuinine Tablets. A
druggists refund money if it fails to ere
T. W. Groves signature is OF box o5c.
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WONDERS OF ELECTRICITY
IN new YORK CITY.

More Than $4,000 Horse-rnnee Now
Required For Light, Power and
Transit-A Cloudy Afternoon Costs
A5 900 More Than Sunny One
Zen Milton Dollars Worth Of Cop
per Wires Buried Under New York
Streets.
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TIMES MUST HAVE BEEN HARD
IImIe OF Financial Embarrassment nj
HumorousIy Described,

Two society women were talking to.
sether q few days ago, each having
run no TO town on some important
business matter. They were sitting
In the station waiting for the special
Long Island train on which each was
to make her return home.
The first to speak was a large. for
ID, handsome blonde, who, hurrying
into the waiting room, was accom-
panied by her maid laden up to the
skies with bundles of every kind. sort
and description. Noting her friend
already seated and absolutely bundle
The St. Mary banner., 1905-01-28
BRINGING UP A PRESIDENT

lhe eectric motor is fast ,lisp.. ..acir.v t.
leather belt in fec: u IS.
The St. Mary banner., 1905-01-28

Na.cs wants capita but has none.
The St. Mary banner., 1905-01-28

DE4n MEs PlSEH4M: cannot tell with and ink what
the ills the lasude and that all feeling
would
bed but before had Lydia Vegc
table
became regular could
health. It indeed
truly, ADAls ST. louisville XIV"
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30
HOW'S THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh tha,
cannot be cured by IIall's Catarrh
eCure. +. j. CHENEY e CO.,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
i. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honor>
able in all business transactions, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm.
WALDING, K1NNAN & MARVIN,
, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, y.
Nm Halls Catarrh Cure is taken IN,
ternally, acting directly upon the
Blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con,
supatlon.
Sharp County record., 1905-06-30

-Teck Bland of Washington
township was in Esq. T. J.
Davidoon's court Tuesday charg-
ed with breach of the peace. A
change Of venue was asked, and
Justice Davidson sent the case to
Esq, j. G. Sims of Lave Creek
township. Judge j. W. Smith is
attorney for Bland.
"Sidney has not had a picnic
for eleven years" said y citizen
Of that place TO us the other day,
"and we are preparing for one
Of the good times like we used to
have on the Fourth, ard want
everybody to come and enjoy the
day with US. Nobody is trying
to make anything from the picnic;
the grounds are free and we
intend to do our best to make the
day enjoyable for all who come"