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New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
FORAKER In CONTROL.
REGAINS HIS OLD POWER.
Ohio Republican Contention Dom
mated by Senators.
IBy Telegraph to m. rrbuns.I

10y L1-e8EADn 70 4ns 4rlD1no.l
Dayton, Ohio, Sept. 12-Senators Charles F.
Dick and Joseph B. Foraker won a complete
victory in the Republican State Convention to-
by Congressman Theodore E Burton and ex-
Governor Myron T Herrick OF Cleveland. and
Harry NJ Daugherty OF Columbus The SEN
ators forced the convention to nominate their
slate OF candidates for state officers. to indorse
them cordially as President Roosevelt TO rat
fly the reelection of Mr.. Dick as chairman Of
the State Executive Committee. and 20 adopt a
platform practically OF their construction
The strength OF the two factions OF the party
came 20 a test on a motion TO ask Mr.. Dick to
resign the state Craftsmanship. when 573 votes
were cast for the Senator and 2S5 against him.
Mr.. Foraker was forced 70 make a concession
when the convention adopted a plank declaring
for an eventual correction OF tariff evils" Mr..
Foraker from the start assumed stand
pat attitude on the tariff question. declaring
that President Roosevelt had expressed him
self against revision now. Mr.. Burton and his
cohorts fought for q plank declaring for an
early revision Of the tariff" but this was voted
down and the eventual plank substituted.
The resolutions indorse the two Senators 'un-
reservedly' and President Roosevelt heartily"
There was no fight on this question
4 movement was started last night 10 have
Mr.. Foraker indorsed for President but il died
out to-day when the Senator asked that no such
action be attempted by the convention.
The result OF the convention restores Mr. For
aker 10 power In state politics again This
power was wrested from him by the late Senator
Marcus A. Hanna and held by the Hanna faction
until to-day, Mr.. Dick having full control until
the present time It was only by combining their
forces that the Senator's were enabled 20 retain
control OF the organization and the most valu-
able aid came from Mr.. Forakers following. Mr..
Dick being beaten in most OF the old Hanna
rrr OH
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
BURTON WILL FIGHT ON.
Details of His Defeat in Ohio State
Contention.
CBy The Associated PressJ

Dayton. Ohio Sept. 12-SenatOr Dick won to-
day in the state Republican convention. both on
the question OF his remaining as chairman OF
the state executive committee and on that OF
indorsing his work and that OF Senator Foraker
in the United States Senate Many OF the Re
pubucans of the state. led by Congressman Bur
ton had taken the position that in view OF the
fact that the Senator's had not entirely agreed
with the policy OF President Roosevelt on ma
tionaI legislation It would be inconsistent give
an indOr sInent OF equal force 10 both the Pres.-
dent and the Senator'S
In winning a victory over Congressman Burton
and Harry NJ Daugherty. his colleagues. on
these two questions, Senator Dick retained his
chieftainship and prestige. but the platform
contained pIanks indicating that Mr.. Burton had
not been idle in other directions. for his views
we're evidently imbedded IN some OF the best
planks.
one incident OF the convention that almost
escaped notice came Immediately after Senator
Dick had ended a speech thanking the cOnven-
ton for the vote in his favor. Senator Foraker
stepped 10 the front OF the platform and called
Mr. Burton. The Congressman listened quietly
as the Senator asked him 10 smooth things over
by moving 70 make the Dick Endorsement Unan-
imous. With a wave Of his hand in protest and
a vigorous shake of the head. Mr.. Burton re-
piled. Not just now"
BURTON WILL FIGHT ON.
Congressman Burton gave out tonight the
following statement:
OF course I had hoped foT successful re-
suits but SO far my own efforts are concerned
no beginning made until the end or last month";
while on the other side was al organization WhIcA
had been formed for many years, and which Dy us
varied rarnidcations Is extremely powerful IN state
politics. The movement will be continued for the
Essential principles Tor which have cOntended Il
Is my desire avoid ractiOnal differences as nauch
as possible, and also 20 oppose bossisIa and the CEN
traIZation OF power IN few political leaders. boLa
OF which have become 50 marked IN American pou-
tics in recent years do not believe conditions are
nearly as bad in Ohio as II some other states, puL
there is nevertheless room for great improvement
I am cOnddent that when the next Republican CON
vention held the popular mind VIII % more tnol-
oughly awakened ... 80
II viii be my earnest effort. well as that o.
ed reforms In state legislation and party IA tnase-
can give cordial support 70 the ticket am seIS
OF state has no ariliatiOn which should prevent
from Obtaining the fun Republican vote. ana the
same NAV be said OF his associates on the TICKET;
The platform IS disappointing 10 many OF Us De-
cause Ii is not progressive enough hAd hoPr1
there would plank la favor Of the noniL4.,l.1h
OF United States Senators BY popular vote 40 L.
voEing tariff revision. but ess viii come III u4lo-
The work Of the COMMITTEES on resolutions
was finished just before tho convention mat
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
fAiRBANKS on SHIPPING.
'''-Freadent Deplores Nations
Lock at y. II. State Fair.

a, - ~ H. Sept. -2-The prospect OF seeing
So. -s t-e F.rs-L~e5l5eut os the United
~, -'.-sA- thousands % residents of al sec
- " Hai1Is-,-e 10 -he safe fair today
.-.s -i,r -t L.e grounds -h.s afternoon in
f-..- address rf welcome tv .x-Cfove-nor
- President ot tae s,ate Fair Association
A.. 49, oi ide Management. a welcome 20 -be
\ ~. ''efHcr John McL-ane. and q response
'-.s-fres4eEt Fairbanks
'-.s-Ires.deut said 10 part.
a -- = a. era os progress. period OF many
s lfs Ae- changes iu 0rr social and nous
sl,.s 55-er.- -ste our foreign commsroe. We are
~ cf NJ -.-..--t1 io os-erye hat the greatest
D ----ilerc- win foreign countries Ia a.
-5s-e. ne protection az siIa- &C. Il - - 80
E--r Il u LaIflec -n our own vessels This
&C., o-- az harmony with the spirlt u
!. ii +-.---it- ire United States does not
y % r9r -..- i-a-r -0 any nation - carry
9 ieas-- .----esle upon the seas There is no
a eo--1y ~ the vorlc's respe~r s-rl5
---ll1t rrH l s-------lL Is 70 lie an object of
~ bowers The subject Is ofe ~ vs. - -1
y. - r Errar.-.. .--...-I ly receive the consi6era-
- f-ss uUrI We have stfst-sS 80, s;,1
~ sI .- L-- foremost carriers az co-,T1s-~.
f- e 4-l,s q l-e earth
- ---e --li- ana upon or sxuanei-g r~sSa
ne rsr lens VIA genuine Eatlsractior
49, -siaac tgr our r0o1 prol,crs ~ - g. me ne
s-A I. necessary lEst We s5o1s Eve ,,'c- -
- ~ t- - -ie ltfr.4 llleUt og or-r -
- --.rl-p t.FeI-
~ -t--s-.7 .aFe reached q --,s--s., = .
egsry s---s- 1eP--1erlrg TLev tei ~ -S@-,-.-.
- is-rs-r-- -A domestic economy Ia -, -,
- 60 ~ --e l-lll. Our u@1ri. ..-.-.gy -
telg - ----s % make TIE nati5r s-s. : - !
els - - CIVILIZATION TIE best uD0- 80. 80 -
t-zis ~ -El-es, Z Few IA lers . -. -. -
~ q cr- --sccr-aLr elements 81. -. -, ..ss
1s 1af,-- -i--f il4el join hearriv ,r - -.
1e g ar-.--.- 80 EeeD s-e5 - Us l1-1l-f~, s---1--
-e1s - 1---s ~ C4O41 ll our i-srs-er,f - -
sly "0iie cr abroad 20 our rsrso---1 - a.
- u ths - ~ present peril Should rot eiss. o,,-
~. Dsg.ls v-eit- sanctioned oy uast ev--.e-,.-c-
- WI - se round iI our futlre ustr.,rg,- -
s-.qEI cer-s- ----l q many whicn WI -, =, - -
Wy WISDOM, cur patience 80 80
~ .-r,s---t . -iFaetc iI recent years ara 90.
- AC..H - --l- Tie cons. alton ia r--'li.-.
- Nere -r.t.er- were lutF .- .f.ar - 20 :
ts.Aes "a ~, Alf.tslly cast upon Is - ~
-. e-cuat. ~ are rot yeL ALE - -.
- fssl.- ,sl-ltcl We have bo,,-,--. - -
- 2 tsine y. Ne 1zve brought an6 srsii ~. =
-, toi 49, ~ -lelr consideration fIr- - - -
- -s1t 81 -. o gave each and all - 80 - -
l.--f 1r.s-'s. &c capacity 10 O. 20 - 1 q ~
.-l inr--.A1s en9 beneats which go .s. : ss'
ela,r ,-s ~ 8 ,.e Fioe-Presldent We entsr,.,,..
a. .,,..nor Governor Bachelor. The vtos-p--.s
aa.s q ~. v-'lsry 70 a large crowd s..s,,,'l. !,
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
a STAND PAT" PLATFORM.

A resolution OF sympathy for Mrs. Pattison.
the widow or the Democratic Governor who died
last spring. was adopted Governor Harris was
then made permanent chairman. and after he
had made a brief speech the COMMITTEES on
resolutions reported a platform which was in
part as follows:
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

port the substitutes providing for nominations
OF Senators at the primaries and for the change
OF individual tariff rates when such chanzs
could De shown 10 be wise. without waiting sos
general revision. Both amendments were d.
feated and the original report adopted
Nominations were made follows: For SEQ
retary of state Carui A. Thompson; for Dairy
and Food Commissioners. Renick W, Dunlap. Zoe
State school Commissioners. Z. A Jones. and
for member OF the Board os Public WorkS
0soxxs Il Watk.aA
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

W. II Boyd and three othsr committeeman
,rared suhAtirrsas Tar nlAnAa In fhs nau rs-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

Congressman Burton spoke in support OF the
motion. After expressing q desire for solid
phalanx Of Republicans 70 go forth TO victory. ="
New-York tribune., 1906-09-13

No higher praise can be given au
article than unsolicited second slesL
Since we told Of the ~Tw-shoo
Shoes" last Fall our space has been
so crowded that we have utterly neg
lected speaking Of them: and sm
there has been a steady demand from
men who have tried them oct.
Two sizes comhined-the lower
part of one shoe with an upper of
the next smaller size 10 keep low IN
stepped feet from crowding down.
Nothing simpler-whcr you think
Of It.
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gages : yseniafettem.


Der 8unoe8TenQt fat Die Bin,
tpelhe Den aoniularoienIt reoraaui=
itrt, angen0mmen.
- Spreder cannon bat ertlQrt
DAB er 9egen ieoen 8eriud iei, biz
| 3obl Der 8onareB : Experimentation
oeS Suoens 81 nerminoern.
DaS Observation-Disclosures bes
8onQreffes bat nit Der 8eratuna ube,
Die 6epburn'fde 6rahtratens8 Sin be.
Q01ren.
QuStann.
Ser reue 86nig oDn 9dnemarf,
6rteorih Der I6te, lit ourh ben
B~remiermtntiter g6riitenien BON,
Baton 0es Sdlofie8 Mma(ienborq
aus Der 8enDlteruna &openbaQens
uorQeiteqt tpDroen. Ser Winiter
bradte oas erite Sod Quf Den neuen
8Data au8. Der GDniq belt cine
tur6e 0aIprade.
aaiier 8ilbelm uir0 Dem ges
gr6bnls 0eS 2DniQS BON Ddnemorf
%beimohnen, ebenlD &Dnig @omaro.
9eneral @riaaupp, DER @ene-
ralItabshaf oes @anerat : @puoers
ueura Der &aufoius= Brouina lit in
&ifll8 ourd cine BDmbenerplDlion
efn10toet moroer. Sein Rutiher
lpnroe ebenfaI8 9et1tet uno cine suz
fallIa ooriaeraebenoe Game t0tlid
oermunoet.
Sn Gl9a bat man cine Ser
lhnocnng sur grmuroung oes Sc
nerals 9~0uoerneurs entbeft.
3n 8rGiiel 1T cine allaemeIue
iiotl9e Ronferen3 suiammengetreten,
UNI ttber Die Sage oer rulitlhen SUI
ben 81 beraten.
0ie aus 8iba am @aroa. See
Qeneloet miro, tit bort Der WDrber
oes p0r GINGER Qeit ermproeten euos
llihen S6uloireft0r8 I2eio einQe.
Langen poroea. Ser Wenih rennt
it'd 8ippet. oerneieert ieood ieoe
Austunft iiber feline SertunFt.
Wr1Bes NuTlehen erreot il,
DanBen Der Selbftm0ro oeS Qieutes
1onts Sobner. Ser boHaunqsuoue
OfF5ier bat iib neulid erlhol1en.
Gls 8runo 81 Der trauriaen Sat miro
Sbnerlnut anaeaebeu. neil Der Be.
oQpern8perte IN einen Stanoal pers
mtGeIt mar. bet einem Billie 5toff
gu elmer neuen @eid]ihte: .Nus eli.
ner fleiren @arnilou" liefern fDnnte.
Die SeniatiDn pon 8aris lit
ougenblidlih nIlt 6eibe(bera". Die
Tranaolen iino f6rmltb aus benz
0dusden iiber bas uroeutide 5tiid
uno 8ahqoie @uffibrungen fiub Dem.
ielben fiher, 9as 96eoter 1T be-.
retts fiir @ohen auspertauft.
Gin ihmerer unfaQ ereianete
It'd in Bremen. Sn einem Nbsuas=
lanai cam Elm Irbeiter nit elmer
Sadel einem 8ensinbehdlter su nahe.
Derielbe e~gploOirte uno orei Wednner
nnroen auf oer STEELE get6tet, udas
reoo mebrere anoere i1mere Der
leBunaen erlitten.
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Nuerlet.

- NuQemeines Nufleben erreQte
beute inur9en Die Nahriht pom Sooe
beg 0errn VI. q. @olff, oes Senior.
Chefs Der betannten Tirmo @olff &
Warr. 6err @olf bat ieinem 2e=
ben ourb eiaene 6aho elm @noe qe,
mabt. ST bat fid beute noraen oe.
gen 10 ubr in Der 0dbe beS Street.
lhen W0bnbaufes erideHeu. Nies
mano fennt Die uriabe Der Eat.
- Die 8. &aufman DrD@ouosgu.
bat ihren Charter erbalten.
Y~artfommiiidr Wabnde bat
Die 9iere in ben nerihieoenen 8arfs,
Die linn periDnlib geb0rten, Der
Staot seihentt.
9ublen su. $3.50 per Eunne.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
Gm Donneritag er6fnet 6ans
6erbit ieinen neuoetorirten Sron
Sr0nt' Saloon.
- Wdbreno Der Belt bonn |. Nu.
guft Bis gum L. Sanuar fino po, I'm.
lerer gDuntpsB ernaltung $54, 382 "a
berauSanbt mDr0en.
- Sm Siomeftl. Srrena5pl ftarb
Saul Braun i'm Utter bon IS Sab.
rem.
Wei elmer 8oQifion sniiben
einem StraBenbabnuaeen uno einem
Wagen Der OeBler'ihen B1derei murs
be zines Der Bferoe Dor Dem lebteren
eetDtet.
gine Betition un 8~erbefieruna
Der WtaionsS traBe lit beim Staots
clert eingerei9t moroen.
1oblen sn $3.50 per 9unne.
Carr Wood & Coal Co.
Bis gum Dienita9 abeno ma,
Ten 1886 gountp'B oq>9ares besablt.
- Die Collins intber Sompann
bat ibr &apital unn $50, 900 auf
800, 900 erb0ht.
Dieuitae nadht muroe elm Jun.
ger 8ieb5iihter 0amens SeB Rabone
aus @lain BON einem 0eger nit eli.
ner Ylitole aeihlagen uno Idmer
U%eruunoet. @r batte 1ih bon benz
Weaer einen Saloon seiaen lafieu
pnaen uno i'm @eiprdh @elo iehen
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esiirsf 3fSnnorf

bot ME biel UNI bic S9uIselebriamteit Der
Ner5te geseben, uub Brofeipr Shpens
ninaer gefuann bes eroBen a'nnslerS Ser,
tranen 8era6e oaourb, oaB er ii6 nidt ouf
gelehrten 8rtmsframs, ionbern nuf be
9eiunobeitliben Wittel Der Natur berief.
Ton oemlelben Stanbpuntte ous erfan.
ben por Sahrbun6erten bic gelcbrten
Wt6ncbe BON st. Bernard Die leitber Bee
rfhmten ct. Wernarb 8rduterpiuen, zine
N~aturar8nei. tpefbe nur aus ben beften
h~eiltrdftlser BHansen ber9etent,
Elm iiheres Seilmittel fur aIe 9ei6en bes
WaaenS, Der 2eber unb Der Hieren bar
bietet. Is Gents. Mne Nppthefen.
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9as 9ieO ool1 9tern= gier.
Csret mai, 5rieoria u. saiuer.)
(Sn 6ortIesunaen.)

(Sn 6orhesnngen.)
"Senn nit Der Sreuoe S~eiertlanae,
D8rinft Elm @las Bier oas tleine Clint
DAuf letnem erten 8neipenaange,
nSen es an 8aters San6 beginnt;
pSbm ruht nod in Der 8eitentammer
Der b6ie, tuiiite 8abeniammer,
"Sle Saterlieb' in jenen Sagen,
"Sstuatbt mod ieinen ibmaden Maeen.
Die Sabre liehen pfeilgeI9mino,
"Som Rabden reiBt iib ftola Der &nabe,
nSr ftiirr1t ins 9eben uilo binein,
aSurbmiBt Die Welt am 8anberftabe,
nnno fehrt in mandbe .aneipe" elm.
"uno einmal-an bes Mar5en S,us-
sGr fonnt' Dor Durite faum nod aebu.
sab er beim Giermirtb Sobn @ambriuus
pSas oSone gtar Sod Bier" ppr fih
iteb'u.
pSa faBt elm %tamenl0ie5 Sehnen
pes Slnglings Ser5,-p ibnbbe 8elt-
Nus ieinen Gnaen bre9en Sbrdnen-
Ser arme Eeufel 6att' tein @el6.
D@r Tam es lduaer nitat ertragen,
~9es Sieres 4pduns 1T gu aroB,
sSas leBte &leinob-Iang s~etragen,-
n@s panbert in oes vSntel's" SdooS.
"G4 aorte S%ehniudbt. iiBes Soften,
.Ses 8Od6ier' 9urftes eolo'ne Belt
e9as Guse feb ben Stmmel Dffen,
ygs fbuel9t bas pera in Seli9teit;
nOb,-oas bob epie srlnen blieb
.9es 8Ddbier.8 urftes garter Trie5.
nGiIeno itirmt er idbHeu suride,
n&ebrt auf's Reu beim 8trte elm,
n6reube ftrablt aus Ieinem Glide,
- 0enu oeen6et 1T bic 8ein.
pSebt tbr 8enner friIf.
Britt mir oas @emii6:
nOb oas Mals fib NIT benz Sopfen
n9ot uereint gum guten 3ropfen.
- 3enn tup bas Strenge nit benz 8arteu,
$50 5erbes iih un6 MiIbes paarten,
n Ia 9tebt es etuen 9uteu Erant.
,9Ob PRIZE, tuer Elm @las iih ipenbet,
Son pelcber 6irina es seienoet-
Scr @abn lit fars-oer &ater iaua
WortiebunQ iolat)
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mabel ueri mludt gu baben. 0ana6
bat oieie cine ldnaer als 80 Sabre
Banoerung ourb ben a6re
per oes IS. aemaht, Dhne Dab 0iefer
etpas oanOn QeIpiirt bat.
- Ote dltelte SABINE Der branoens
bureil9en Nrmee 1T tir5ltd BON Der
Sirma &u10fpb 0erbog i'll 8ertin
faieoer bergeitellt mDroen. Sn Dem
Muiterunesberidt oes furfuritlihen
&omiiiars Nblemeter oDnt %, SUM
1923 su 8Dnia8berg i. D. 0eumart
miro binftbtlib Der aompagnie oes
SberIten 6iQebranot BON &raht ees
laat: rDie Soloaten FIND bIDs burh.
qeeaneen, aber Ole ssahue lit nber'
gsben tpDroen, oarin gemah(et Elm
gebarniibter &rm aus elmer 80lfen
nit etnem &appier. barunter gelebt
Elm Tppf nit 9libenoen 80blen, oaB
qteidIam Die 6ano oariber brennt,
nit Der ueberIdrift: ~2ebe b%eitdnotg.
Rein un9lnd emiat." 9ie NnIpies
luuo auf Die 6eloentat oes Wuciu8
Scdoola lit unperfenubar Die Sab.
ne, 1915 Rtm. 9roB, mar aus blan,
ent Seioentaft beraefteQt uno All blau=
aeltriheaem, init uerg0loeter Spite
uerIebenem StDde NIT einem btau
uno neiB curhnirfteu 5eioenbanoe
unb filbernen 0deeln befeitiet. Die
SABINE Duroe i'm 8erein 6erolo our
BeIibtiguna pDrgeleat. Ser Som
manoant oes 8euahauies, General.
leutnant B.. uieo0m, madte oasu
nod fotaenbe Bemertuue; Die erite
N%uffteaung aetporbener 9ruppen in
erDBerem MaBitabe fanb 1909 itatt,
5n biefer eriteu furbranoenburei'
iben Irmee befanoen iih AUDI Die
flint Sdbnlein Der Oberften 6iae'
brandt b. &roh. - 1000 Wann.
Spdter muroen ite abgeoantt. 8rah
bat banr foh mieoerholt Truppen
eenurben uno ipdter mieoer abge
oanet, 10 1920 Elm Nesiment bon 5
Rompaquien; 1923 elm &e9iment 7
Rompaanien; 1625-1630 marb er
Elm &egiment gu SUB, Is Gompaa.
MEN, nel9e beiteben blieben uno Den
Stamn1 bes beutigen dlteiten Geei'
n1entg ber Irmee, beg 5. DltpreuBi,
iden @renaoier. ReaimentS go. 4,
biloeten.
- Cine nadabmensperte ginrih=
tung hat Der Waaiitrat Der Staot
in Der Nustunfts. uno
Sirioraeiteue fir unben3ittelte 2unz
aentrante in's Qeben aerufen. Fir
lebtere iino m6beutfih amei unent.
eeltltde Sprehitunoen in Der Bolt.
tlinit bes 9ranfenhauies anaeieBt.
Die 5lrloraeiteGe bat Die Nufaabe,
Die freimiqig iih melbenoen ooer BON
ibren Gersten angewieienen Sranten
su unteriuhen, iiber oa8 @eien Der
9uberfulele nno Die 8erbituna Der
Nniteduugsgefabr fir Wnbere su be-
lehren, &atidldge gu erteilen, iomie
geaebenenfaQs elm Seilperfabren ooel
ipnitige unteritibungen gu permit,
teln. 8eionoeres Gugenmert miro
auf Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
&ranten uno ibrer Gnaeh6rigen ees
ri9tet weroen. Cine eiaentlibe irats
lihe 0ebanolung fua oaeeeen Die
5nrfDraeiteqe nibt ausiben.
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Mrs. 2lmrpra Grata,

gontraltu, Shilerin oes oeutIheu
B%aritoniiten Dams SdrDoer, ausbils
oun1 Der Sttmmen uno in Der &unIt
oes SingenS.
Stuoio - @banolers @ebGuoe, So.
l0pa' nno @r0dett $ Stra6e. Gltes
3e(epb0n 1913 1r.
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Maa 100 Sabre Ieben.

Wtr8. Sennie Duncan, 6annes,
bile, Me., Die ieBt 70 Sabre alt III.
mag bis gum 100. leben. sic fdreibt:
Electric Bltters bette meme droni.
lhe Dpspepiie. moran id 20 Sabre
lit. Sd fiible mid 70 itart, ME Elm
lun9e8 Wfdo9en. electric 8itters
beilt Wtagens uno 4eber . leiben.
,Sbpa9e &C. Breis so Gents. 8u
BADEN bel GooIpb 0reiB uno &.
Galtener 4 Sobn.
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- Der @elhdftsteif oes tleinen
Ortes 6aQoiae in 6arriiun @ountp
1T ourh Seuer serit0rt moroen.
Wm. y. @ounellb BON 8rDan
lit gum Staatsoruder ernannt NOR.
ben.
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@fnen 8egriff BON Sem
9 + B en- 81 asen Ser Staot
Wien geben Die na9itebenoen 3tffern:
9et ben Northumberland muir
ben i'm Sabre 1904 gum @erbrau6e Be-
fteuert: 186,267 3tnoer iiber unb g..
$40 unter 40 &ilo9ramm q Slid.
gramm gIei6 % ameritantIdeD funo)
9ebenogepi9t, 318,637 &dlbsr, 60e.s
1853 S3tpeine, 81, 1877 @9qfe, Gam
1ler, 3tegen ETC., 5.981. o66 &itOgramm
Irti9es Rtno=, S4af- unb 3teaens
fleti3, Wirfe uro 9onTerbenfleiil
6,8l5.072 R%ilogramm frif6es aqIbz
llno S4nstnefleif6, 4.012,501 9ilps
qramm lonTtige GIeif6maaren, 5,748,s
639 Stid 5obmes gefliigel, 1921
Stuf 9afen, 1882 9tiid Sirf6s.
&ilogramm Gif9e etc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-31

@ @sasame Wuff, loeuleberin.
QaHomabriaaerin uno Settles 6eile.
rim, erteilt &atihtdse in @elf6ft8.
an9ele9enbeiten, 6eiraten, uereiniat
8etrennte, oerideudt b6Ien ginfluR.
esllferln5ttae Gnmanoelunaen II. /. NJ.
gto. 4O4 Of'@Ommerces StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-31
Seit tncr 60 Jasren

fhon muroe Wrs. 8inslou's Sous
thing Sprup BON Wil;ouen BON
Wtiittern beim 8abnen Der Rinoer
anGemeuoet. Birlt gu i'm 5h(aFe
ourb oas 9dreien zines Qinbes ae.
fort, oaB i'm 8abnen lift uuo Dor
Sbmersen ueint? 0enn 10, !afFe
lDfort cine Tlaidle nOn ,,Olrs.
Winsl0ps Sootbing Ggrup4 1o!cr.
Sein Bert 1T unbeaobt5ar. @s miro
Dem fleinen 2eioeuoen Iofort Ninoes
rnng Deri6afen. 8erlaBt eud &c.
raul. Wtitter, es 1T fein 4rueife(
hariiber. gs BELT Diarrboe, regus
ltert Den Wfa9en uro bic Mieren.
beieitigt @inb Sotif. ermeidt ben
8aumen, 0erhinoert gntaanouuo
uno itdrtt bas gauge SpItem.
yMers. Binsloms Soothing Syrup
ftir aa6nenoe 9inber lit anaenebm
i'm Gei9mad; bas Recept ftatun1t
BON einem Der beften meib(iden
Nerste in ben Ser. Staten. Sc 1T
bel alien Druaaiften in Der Qanaeu
We[t HI BADEN. Breis 25 Gents Der
Slaide. 9auft nihtS anoeres, aIs
Mrs. Binslows Soothino Suruu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-31

JObn 8. @uitou OeffentI. Ntotar.
@ruuoei9entum. I9ent tir 8enfonsar
ipriihe. 4O1 g2abarrO ctr q. Gel. 439
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-31

8eiud' ShuIS's Saloon, ala.
mo . B(a8a. Stets ,friihes Bier an
Rapf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
Some Mistakes.

If an editor makes a mistake he
has to apologize for it, but ii a doe
tor makes II he buries it. II the
editor makes one there is a lawsuit,
swearing and the smell # sulphur,
but II the doctor makes one there is
a funeral, cut flowers and the smell
Of varnish. A doctor can use word
a yard long without knowing what
1t means, but II the editor uses it he
has to spell it. II doctor goes 10
see another mans wife ne charges
Tor the visit, hut if an editor goes to
see another mans wife he gets a
charge of buckshot. When doctor
gets drunk, it's case If over come
by heat" and if he dies, 1t is heart
trouble When the editor gets drunk
it's a case of too much booze, and
if ne dies it's case of delirium
tremens Any old college can make
doctor. You cant make an editor
he has to be born-Ex.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
HIcKsvILLE.

George Johnson, of Lick Creek,
was here last week on business.
Misses Cora Wright and Ranvilla
Holbrook called on Miss Hester Hol-
brook last Sunday evening.
Marion Wright, merchant Of Olio-
vile, and Fred lobe. of Oslo, were
visiting Al. Hicks last Saturday and
Sunday.
DR.. Young, of Greenup county,
passed through here last week en-
route TO Irish Creek.
L. Pinkerton is cutting oats for
ii. C. Hicks.
Misses Isabelle Hicks, Bertha John
son and Ps'na Holbrook attended
the Sunday School march at Oak
Hill last Sunday.
A. J. Ratcliff is firing boiler for
AZ. WhIttcn, on Irish creek
Lon Young, who has been very low
with fever for the past three weeks,
is improving
AL Hicks has opened a general
store at this place, which is quite
convenience to the people of our
little town Mr.. Hicks is an enter
prising young man, and we wish him
success in his new undertaking.
Duke Johnson and Mr. Pnkerton
OF Brammer Gap, were visiting r.
Pinkerton and family here Sunday
w. NJ. Holbrook recently traded
for a fine horse
] T. W. Hensley, the tobacco man.
was calling ON our merchants here
last week Mulberry