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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-14
Eages Weataretsen


int Sabre 1907 nodmals ben &erlnd,
MAIDEN. ben NUrbpDf su erreiden.
Nuf BET ginuonoerunastons
pention in Ralbuille lift etne perrla,
nente Organization unter benz Sea,
man Southern Jmmigratiun ano
Snouftrtal Anociation" aebiloet NOR
ben.
- Sn ct. 9puia peridieb i'm III
ter Bpm IS Sabren Or. 5rans @eura
5peht, Der frlber nit Der oeutShen
BreHe in 8erbinoun9 itano.
Nah6em er einer 0eeer totqes
ihpnen, Eat Der Heaer 8. 6arris
in MihniQe. 9.@., Bolisiiten ourh
mplgesielte ShIfie aieoeraeItredt
unb einen BDliseifapitdu Durh cine
3uael ain Irm oertebt. st miro
pm elmer Bofie nerfDfat.
Bon gponsuiae, Sno., uirb
beridtet: Nad nur uiermDhiger ghe
lit Die 65idbrige sFrau Bouh &eeos
8afer auf Dem Auslug nah einem
neuer gbemaune. Dem neunten in
oer Reibe ihrer 2ebensaefdbrten. Nm
II. Ottuber hatte fie ihren iebiaett
adten. II Sabre alteu Mann, @il=
liam Batter, aebeiratet, Der aber in
Der @be nimt oas ertr1umte Slid
aefunoen gu baben id1eint. 9enn
tirSlih beobabteten 9anborr oes
Baares. mie er uah einem heFtiaen
Streite, Der ith innerbatb oes 0auz
lee abgeipielt batte. nit alien 8eid1en
bes @ntiebeus Die gheuubnuna uers
lieR uno ieiner sSrnu Elm QebewDbl
fit INNER aurtef. Dtele Ibien Die
Sahe ntdt tragiib gu nebrnen, benin
iie rief benz Smeioenoen Ole Morte
nalt: rIht Ghen,dnner babe i'd be-
reits in meinam 2eben geFunoen, es
miro nit AUDI nidt ihner meroen.
nod einen neunten 81 b%efummen!"
Nusla D.
- Brdfioent @aitrp BON Genesueta
liegt i'm Sterben.
Der oeutiGe 8eihStag lit er.
6fnet muroen. Sarft 8i(Dm mar
in oer erften Sisuna anmeienb, gum
erfteu Mal felt ieiner &rantbeit.
Durb Die 5Deben uerDHentlidte
Stattftit iber @ebnrten uno Tuoeas
f6Qe fir oas Sabr 1905 ruiro Die
aIgemeine Aufmertiamteit mieoerum
auf oaS fransDlifde Wationals uetel,
bic ftetia a6nebmenoe 8eburtsrate
uno Die 0an1it uerbun0ene Nbnahme
oer 8en6lteruna. gelentt. Die Sc
burteu beliefen iih i'm Sabre 1905
auf 807 .292. mas einer Nbnabrle
uon 10.937 @eburten aeeer oas
Jahr 1904 aleidatommt. 9ieier Mlds
gang Der geburten 1T nidt ettpa auf
cine Berminoeruno Der GbefhlieBuns
gen I'M Sabre 1905 suriidsuFabren.
oenn es wuroen in oieiem Sabre lps
Gar mod 542 Chen mebr eeIhlDNen,
ME i'm Sabre 1904, uno iumii tam
nar bic Nueriion bes frans5liIfen
B0lfes, ipesleQ Der sFrauen. Qegen
sablreiGen sSatnitiensumats lGr Die
Ralamitdt DerantmDrtlih semaht
tueroen. Die rationale @eIenlhaft
our Bermebrung ber Bep0lteruna 1T
iest su Der Nuiibt gelanat. oaB ea
t5tig fei, benz G0lse bieIe &alamit1t
bnrh beit1noiae Ngitatiun in Wurt
unb Shrift Dor Gugeu gu fiibren.
Nuh taudlte Der 8uriHtaQ suieber
auf. ieoem @hepaar. oas mebr ale
orei ainoer erseu9t, Electromagnetic,
lih cine Betobnune au aeben. Die
nit leoem ueiteren ainoe a%eiteiaert
tuerben IoQ.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-14
MMeriet.

= Fannie 4enslon Bat bic Stra.
Benbabn 8elelibaft anf $50. 900
Sbabeneriab uertlnat, neil ihr Sat.
tie, Saul 2eupiDn uDr einem Baaen
oerielben iiberfabrer uno anQeblid,
an ben 5otaen ieiner Berlehunger
aeftDrben lit.
- Der betannte Nopufat Tbumae
8. Shields lift aefturben.
- 6eute, Mtittmob, nbeno fiubet
Die 9rauura BON Trdulein q n n a
Glinbetb Us rmuno nit
Germ Steiner @. 8arbed in
6auie Der Gltern Der Braut ltatt.
&rieasietretdr Taft. ber beute
rlurgen 7.15 bier eintraf. lit nit nro.
Sen militdriihen gbrer entpfanger
tpproen. Nm Mahmittae rlahte Der
&rieasletretdr einen Wusaua mad,
2eon Springs, I'M oas 2ano fit
Man0neramede su inlpiaieren.
Die meritanilhen Soloater
uno Die Wilitdrtapele. Die iibriaena
nibt erfter Cite mar. liub beate
muraeu nah MegitD Suriidgetebrt.
SIN Nlter n0n go Sabren ftnrt
in ibrer Wuhnuna 126 @amaraDs
StraBe, Srau g. @ehrIein.
= Der Stating Sting, elm @es
bduoe BON so SUB Breite uno 100
Tus Iiefe. lit er0ffnet uuroen.
= Das geies in BeauB auf bas
freie 6eruinlaufen Don 8ieb 1T in
/. uno 4. Hrecintt angenommen uno
i'm 3. "peruDrfen uDroen. gs triH
am ID. December in araft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-14
Bahres 8e5hihtheu.

0ah beeuo,ater uebuns reitet elm
0auptnartn an Der Spite ieiner RDuts
pagnie bonn @reraierplab ftofs ben
1oren Der ihmdbiid3en Nelioens su.
BloBlib miro bic &ofinante, bic
lonit an Sanftmut nidts 5a tuiinld3en
iibria laBt, gum grpBen @ritaunen
oe8 6auptHanns unrubia nno be.
9itnt, hauptidhfidl nit Der 6inter.
bano, Die toliten Spriinge aussuflb,
rem. Germunoert iiber oas eiaetl.
tiimlihe. eana unaenDhnte @ebabren
oes Roiies. Uenoet Sid Der Saupt.
mann an ben Glnaelmaan Der nors
oeriten Settion: ,@renaoier @1rIe,
iehen Sic NAL nah. tpas Der @oul
bat Sener be(iebt fid oas Tier
opn allen Seiten uno eruioert nit
lauter Stin1rte: .Serr Sauptmanrt,
g boot a 8ieh auf ihml"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-14
Die Saso non beute.

9urrah, Die Saaoaeit lit aetornmen.
9ie 8iinte miro hiibIch blanf oepust,
Sic Sag6taieb' BON Der Wnuo genDmmen,
Die LANCE ihon niht mebr benust.
Des 9anoes erfte Bioniere,
Sic lebtert I1eiItens bon Der Snao,
unb babeu Sirif' unb 8iffeltiere,
9urh ihren ShuB gum San aebraht.
Oodb fnapper wiro bes 8aiomanns 9eute,
.gs mar einmal", 10 1ei6ts i'm 2ieb,
uno StpiIfen oaninls uno BEN Seute,
SIT elm gar GROCER uuteriHteo.
Die m6ehti9en Brairien idtpanben,
Oas Bilo tets tpetter fpeitIih 5iebt,
uno Seloer oeden ieBt bic Qanben,
Wp EMF mar freteS Sa9ogebiet.
@ub haben mir heut' Saabgeieee,
Gar ftrena ln6 tnifHib abaefnBt,
llno oaB man biele niht perIepe,
5eiBt &c. 6ebutiam aufsepaBt.
Sas MAJ bic Sagolnf Sieier bampfeu.
Die rlcAt tute Criminals 5ieben fort;
8as ionft Sefabr, unb mutig Rdmpfea.
ST heute nnr elm 5ahn1er Spprt
ODh eines, muB itb pieber iaaen,
ST better, pie in alter .3eit,
Shr brautbt nift LANCE erft gu fraaeu.
Sle Nntport bab' ifh gleih bereit.
Man tonute lnut bsim miI6en Sagsn,
@nf Der Brairie perIdmadbten ihier;
8tel bener it's in unI'ren Eaaeu,
Sas mad1t bas quite Gone Star Bier.
Gin Sa9bsua, Der uns beut' ion tragen
Sn's 2ano binaus, Db nub', Of melt,
Sat ii9erlib in ieinem @aoen
Gin 8ifthen gone Star Ster bereit.
uno trifft man oonn auf teine Eiere,
nno f0mmt man nidbt einmal gum Sfus,
90 labt man Iih am Zone Etar Bierc,
uno oentt: sgas Nno're III nur- ShfuBl"
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6 ..

Sn Columbus itarb Der Saul.
mann Serb. @antber i'm utter BON
IS Snbren.
Sn Der glortsS traBe in Oous
tim muroeu ieds Bubnhduier, Elm
Store, Elm ShulbauS uno Elm Stas
ting Stint ourb 5euer serit6rt.
Sn Muffin ion cine grauerei
etabliert uerben.
Wttt benz Dampfer ,Breslau"
tat1eri l4 2wildenoeder in 8a(oe-
itDn an. Inter linen befinben fiG
80 6nrmarbeiter. 3 5hloi5er. 3
Shneioer, 88imunerleute, 3 Waxuer,
aber aur 2 DienitmdbHer.
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aeiue StampeSe ulebr.

Seit Sabren, iaot oer 5nrmer uno
8iebaid3ter Serru Waters, bat mir
mein Sieb Diel 9rubel nerurlaht. %
es iebr bdufg ourh Den Statelorabt
brad uno oaoDn lief. Sb bate qrDse
Mibe, es pieoer eInsufaugen. aarls
abaeIeben BON BEN 8eitnerluit, ben
oieie Saeo oeruriahte. Siineit babe
i'd aber cine neue sFens anleidlafft
uno es maht mir f6rmfid Beraniis
gen, ausuieben. uie oas @ieb aussu.
breden uerIubt, Dbne oaS eS ibm aes
linaen MIL. Sd babe natiirlib cine
@lwooo Tens. Gum BertauT BEL
y b. StepeS q S0hne.
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WladIieb aentad1t far,s seben.

Die 6amilie oesI Shuliuperintea'
oenten g. 6. Blair in CT. Ilbnns.
W. 30. muroe glidlid, aea,aat, als
ielre fletne 9odter BON ct. Belts
1an5 ourd eleftrilhen 8itters nie'
oerberaelteat puroe uto stpar nadl
8ebrauh BON orei Jlaidlsn. @arans
tiert fir ueiblide ShudGe, 8lut'
arttut. Malaria. gu baben BEL
Goolpb DreiB uno st. gobn 4 So.
Brei8 40 NentS.
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eau 8futiahr.

Gas 5ahr 1903 ruirb Der 5anilie
S. q. 9adet. alliance, 9b.. als Elm
Blutiahr lanae in Der @rinnerune
bleiben. ST lhreibt: gdlmere Blu.
tunaen Der 2unQe brabteu mid an
bic Shpeqe bes TDoes. biz ih Dr.
&ing's 0eue @ntoefung fire dmiubs
iutlt nabm uno balo gebeilt tuuroe.
@arautiert fir frantic 2uneen. 6uz
item a. Hn haben Bel Noplpb DreiB
uno &. gobn 81 60. Breis SO Gents
uno 81. BrDbeHaid3e frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-11-14

baben, tuie 2epore1D. niele Weniden.
aber aus erniterer llrSadbe. Sic leiben on
9dmnrrboioen. D.. I. @bereeihufIfte, wel.
DIE nustreten, aber oas Snmptpm zines
inneren 2eibens finb. Oesbalb aist audi
oos Sbneiben o6er Brennen Der @es
ihtpilte niats. bic MIR bas Symptom
e%ntfernen. Die Rrantbeit ieIbt Tam nur
burtb Gtublsdpfhen ~beionberer SeiItraft.
bic man an ben SIP 6es 2eioens eiulRbrt,
turiert tuerben. OieIe 2dpfdBen bei6en
Gnateiis, unb iflifen cine tDftenfrei Hrobe
bonun P. Neustaedter & Co. Box 2416.
New York.
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sonrttteu salatuaaeu

mad Californian. ebenlO nab st.
2ouis uia 9eras & Bacific . Balm
obne BehieI. Sd1reiht an irQeno
einen 9idet : Naenten tpeaer oieles
lleueu 9ienites Ooer an g. g.. Eur.
ner, General Bnlina'ersN eent, Dul.
los. GeraS.
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asn fnappes Gntfpxsnen.

Die Operation Der GntFernung els
nes Geihmires BON Der @r1Be ntei'
ler 9ano an Der Difte meiner 8oh'
ter uuroe burf Budlen's Grnica
Salbe uermieoen, iaet VI. 6. Sti6el,
Wiletns, Us. go. Ru baben bel
4oolph 9reiB uno d. gpbn q 60.
Breis 25 Gents.
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ghenermeDer's Bart.

iSamitienaarten. WilG,erei.
pruoufte. &or6uatihe aiidle. &eid,s
haltiae Speiie'Snrte. 4eQeririlMes
9ure Star Bier. tSeineBeine uno an
oere Getr1nfe. 9ufiNertiame Behies
nung. Ours luuien bis Wtuernaht.
psiIfAa WeiHlers @inentamer.
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@aer spfeael

Ipiro @ub. faIs guer t6rperlirbes unbe.
hagen oas nod niht tut, gar balb BON
gurem iblebtem 8Iute, Der JoIae elmer.
Magens ooer 4~ebertrantbeit, eradblen,
Die tlef umrdnberten. matten guaen. bic
bldnlitber 1oer farbloien 2ippeu unb bic
pac1a9elbe 9eItbtsfarbe triiaen niht.
i mint benz abrper, Der NIT aiftiaen
:StoIen nberlaoen 1T, irbnel gu SdlFe, ebe
pas llebel nod iHlimmer un6 feline Seis
lung lanenieriaer piro. Slife [tnpet
SIR aber auf ieoeH Sal ourch bic 6erihm.
ten ct. Bernard R~rauterpinen. seine
dsenoen Metole, lonoern nur BHansen.
it0ne BARN. Is Gents. Mle Gpotbefeu.
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aatarrb faun ntt.,t fur,rt ,perneu

1dtarrb fa1tR ntc1t furtrt tperneh
surb lsale appiicatiOnen. oa lie ben Sis Der
&~rantbeit midt errei9en fSnreu. Ratarrb ii cine
8lat= ooer &ontitutions : Rrantbett, uno I'm lie AZ
aetisn uhBt Sbr innerfi9e 9eiimitttt uebmen.
pauS Satarrb : Rur uire eineenomnien uno tpirtt
Sireft auf bag 8lHt uno Die f4teinias OberTdhc.
2afps Ratarrb:Rur III feline 0uatIalber Meoi,lli.
Sis ienroe lett Sabrrn opn einem oer beiteu ger,rs
oieifs Sanoe5 UeroroHet uno iii Elm regeImdbiaes
5tecept. sic befebt aus ben bciten 5~etanuteu Sor
niea, perbunoen nit ben beften 8tutreiniguuQsmit.
tsln, ois brett anf ole S@leimoberId6e nirfen.
pie ooutonlrnele 8erbinbung Der jluel 8etanoteils
II es, mas lola' iDunoerpole &eiultate bel Der 6ei.
lung Don 9atarrb bsroOrbrinat. Gasi Gua 3enq=
nife umfont geber.
s. 8. ebenea & 60, 2olsoe. Cbip.
gertanft pou allen Ipot6etern, Drris Is Geuts.
Hehrnt eaG's namilisn Viaei fur @er1spiuna.
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JamoIe gtretfbredber.

Die beften Streitbret3er Iino Or.
Sings 0eue aebenss9 i1en. Sic
entideioen ben Trubel febr idlnen
uno Die 8lutreiniaune fdlreitet noran.
Gut geeen 8eritopfuna. &ppfmeb &c.
Blu haben bel NoDtph DreiB uno 81.
gohn & go. Breis rs Gents.
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Die befteu. uon DeutIhlano uno
ENGLAND lraportierten 8alir. uno
9olbenmelier, Sheeren etc. su ben
blaiaften Breiien bel
PGnf Sheiter.
Barber. uno
@lettriIbe Shteiferei.
l4 Weitsg ummerce Strase.
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Die sSett MatraBeu ssabrif.

sSobritarten bon Watraben, 9opf'
ttIien, BoIEtern etc. 4nBt Cure al.
ten Watrnben tteu MAIDEN. Mrbeit
%earantiert. 231 Slo. Flores. Strase.
Mene5 Telepbon 877.
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9tntpnip 4 Mranfas
NGR Sahu.

im @artea. Diitritt oes Staates. De.
iunobe,t unb aliula uniibertrpfeu.
Biaiae 26noereieu fir ben Farmer,
Warttadrtner. Obits unb Iieh3n&ter.
8eaerl Ginselbeiten menoet gu& an
Geo. s. HuptOn, o. IS. a.,
Gan NntDnio. Teras.
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6 in msiiea Meih.

0err Burlington tam bbdit auf'
aerdunt nah 6auie. oeponierte cine
S1adtel Ganou uuo iagte:
sWebenbei - i] babe eineu Wianu
%aetrofen, -"
SD neiR". antportete bic ssrau.
sGber mie fannit gu miiien?"
sd rod ca an Deinem Utetn."
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&, 81. GpGe,

80miiiiuns. aaufn,nun fir lebenoes
8ieb. anuft unb pertault alIerlei
5uhrmerte. Office uno Daros 32l
@eit'@ usoasS trnbe. Nttes 8elepbun
1910 4r.. ueles 1920.
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Gas Bette aegen &beumatIsmns
lit Giaer & Mmeaos Heeept Wc.
1851. Beriibmt oeruuroen ourh
Lesue uleleu erfolgreiden 0eiIanQen.
5a allen NpDtheteu ~ bahen.
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Wcrlangt-eine fDmpetente arau
ooer Mabhen fir anaemeine 6ause
arbeit. 519 San Beoro Mnenue.
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Weriamgt miro elm gutes oentld]es
W6omen fir 6auSarbeit. 8uter
2ubn. Mrs. gang, 112'@niiao
Gtrabe.
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DRAUGHON'S
RA110ad1GuNAaa1

San Antonio, Fort Worth, benson,
Waco and FL Paso. ~ Colleges
in 10 States. POSITION secured OR
RETURNED. Also tsach nv
MAIL. Catalogue will convince you
that Draughon's is THE BEST. Call
or send for it.
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Wan mua nit Ranhem retj-
neu, auf bas man ntht aabIsn Fam,
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gftad's 5 Gents 0auaua.e iaarre /.
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SiOweitteras wum6t Gn6

Benn SIR @uh iraenoms nieesr.
laiien wollt. tut es entlnna Der ST.
,S,a nav
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SltSpputp,
l22 21ioaas Esrass 8stbsiS elsohons 1856
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
Abraham Lincoln.

A true history of the Youth
and Early Manhood of Abraham
Lincoln, our martyred president.
written by his old partner and
lifelong friend, Ward Hill Lamon,
will be published in the Corvallis
Gazette, beginning soon, All
friends Of the Gazette will please
call the attention Of their neigh
bors to this history anda invite
them to subscribe for the Gazette
at 100 per annum, 25 per cent
discount, or $3.50 if cash is paid
in advance. This history if sold
in book form would cost much
more than the subscription price
of the paper.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
DEVILS Island Torture.

Is no worse than the terrible care of
piles that afflicted me ten years. Then
1 was advised to apply Bucklin's Arnica
SaIve. and less than box permanently
cured me, writes L. S. Napier, of Lugles.
KY. Heals all burns, wounds, and cores
like magic. Csc at Allen & Woodward
druggists.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
Man Missing,

Rev. Milhauser, a farmer liv-
ing tonr miles south of Independ-
ence near the Independence. road.
has been missing since Thursday
of last week.
The manner and suddenness of
his disappearance leave grave
fear with his family as to his fate.
On Thursday while Mrs. Mil
hauser and the children were at
Buena Vista, Mr.. Milhauser
changed his clothes and lett. No
word of explanation was left nor
had he intimated that he had
trip of any kind in view. On
Friday, the following day, he
was seen by O. M. Butler near
his place across the river aud he
inquired the shortest route to
Salem. Inquiry was made by
some one thought to be Mr..
Milhauser about work. This is
the only trace of him since he
left Thursday of last week.
Rev. Elayer was 10 the Mil
hauser neighborhood Wednesday
and reports that no known cause
can be assigned for the sudden
disappearance. The Milhausers
have a comfortable home and
there was no family trouble. Mr.
Milhauser had been troubled
with a rising il the head and i
is possible he wandered away in
a delirious frame of mind. The
Salem police have been notified
and are keeping lookout for
him.-West Side Enterprise.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
I'VE REGRET.

The egg-throwing episode of
Sunday evening is to be regrett-
ed. It was the outgrowth of
sentiment made by reported ut
terances of a travelling evangel-
ist, in which are credited attacks
upon some of our people, our in
stitutions, and even upon certain
churches.
Comment and aroused senti-
ment excited some rather hot
headed boys to undertake the
egging. For the good name of
the city and our people the Incl
dent is deplored. Even those
who resented the reflections of
evangelist regret that he should
have been egged. We hope for
the good of all that no similar oc-
currences are in store for us, and
furthermore, h at conditions
may ensue such as shall guard
against anything that would
prompt a resort to eggs.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
WINTER CARE OF COWS.

Pointers ON Barn Location. venti.a.
tion and Temperature.
A barn In low yard where the mud
Is always deep is mighty poor place
to keep cows, but unfortunately this is
the case with too many of our dairy
barns, says P. D. Southworth in North
western Agriculturist. Fhe germs OF
disease are very fond of low, wet, un-
drained places, and they thrive In such.
If your barn is located in place Of
this description your cattle are there
fore exposed to disease, and if they
are in any way weakened by poor care
or other bad conditions they become
very susceptible to tuberculosis. Keep
the barn and yard drained and you will
lessen the death rate from that disease.
AS regards ventilation and tempera-
ture, there are two very common ex-
tremes. Jones, on one side of the road,
keeps his barn shut up tight like box.
so that there is not a bit Of fresh air
circulating through the stalls and the
barn is stuffy and unhealthy from the
lack of oxygen. Smith, on the other
side of the road, has wicker basket,
as it were, for a COW barn. All night
long the doors slam to and fro, and in
the breath of the rushing, freezing
wind the cows shiver and use up the
feed in trying to keep warm that should
be turned into milk. Then Smith Won
ders why his cows don't pay. Try to
keep the temperature somewhere be-
tween 40 and so degrees. Don't let
the cows stand in draft. Have
hinges on the lower edge of one or two
of the small windows, so that they will
open inward. Open them three or four
inches. This will give the incoming air
direction toward the ceiling and thus
prevent direct draft on the cows. 1t
will not take long to fix window Oh
two that way, and it will not cost
much.
Perhaps Jones keeps his cows in all
day and gives them no exercise. He
wonders why they get off feed SO easily
and why the calves are so weak. Smith
lets his cows run out all afternoon and
after they have all the exercise that is
necessary let's them stand till feeding
time out In the cold.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03

PERSUADE AN OBSTINATE CASE rather
than lash it into action if you want to see
good progress made. This is as true
when it is faulty human system as
when 1t is baulky mule.
Alcoholic stimulants and alcoholic med
icines whip the digestive functions into
quick action but do not prevent the weak
ening reaction tUhich folloaos so closely.
In cases of impaired appetite and diges-
tion-mal-nutrition and wasting away, a
safe and reliable tonic is needed and is
the only thing that can be relied upon.
DIR. Pierce discovered, forty years ago,
that Nature had provided freely for these
needs of her children and that in her To-
bordtOry We're the remedies. Giycerlc
extracts of Golden Seal root, Queens root,
Stone root, Black Cherry bark, Bloodroot.
and Mandrake root, as prepared, COM
bined and preserved without alcohol, in
Dr. Pterce's Golden Medical Discovery,
constitute the most effective and certain
tonic, Alternative and tissue rebuilding
remedy ever offered to the public.
A prominent merchant, Mr.. J. Alfred
Arcand. of $50 Saint Lawrence Street. Mon
treal. Canada. writes: II have used Doctor
on for nine years When 1 have it in the
house I need no doctor or other medicine.
Nine years ago Wss tr3nhed Ms9es Ytn Taev
eliminated the uric acid from the system.
Since that time l have never been without
it in the house There Is no other medicine ne
it is pleased with the results and all thank
remedy for stomach trouble: cures colds in
few days, and is the only sure cure know
of for La Grippe"
DIR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt OF stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Send
81 one-cent stamps for the paper-covered
book, or 81 stamps for the cloth-bound.
Address DE-. R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
is in territory where tree growth

is in territory where tree growth
is rank. Under ordinary con-
ditions, it is believed that another
growth should easily be started.
Such areas as this are conceded
to open the most inviting field
for the governments propagation
work, and it is also further con-
cluded that when the govern
ment begins this important part
of a true forestry policy, making
a reserve yield greater amount
of timber than the land would
have yielded in the natural
course of progress, the people
will feel more pacific toward the
reserve spirit, which so far has
done nothing more than bottle
present resources for the adjoy-
ment of coming generations.
In all Of the work done by the
Oregon delegation, assurance has
been given the administration
officials that the principle OF the
reserve is not combatted. The
recent work undertaken by Sen
ator Fulton, to eliminate land
more valuable for other purposes
than forestry, was with the assur-
ance that no further object was
sought. After checking too
generous conservation of Oregon
national needs, and eliminating
good agricultural and grazing
lands, the Oregon delegation will
devote its best energies to the
work of having the govern
ment begin exercising full
forestry duties.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-03
Recent Petitions.

Following lis a list of the later
filings of petitions for nomination
at the coming primary election
other republicans have been men.
toned heretofore:
REPUBLICAN.
County treasurer, S. H. Horton
State senator, E. H. Belknap.
Il shall support economy,
equity, equality and efficiency
in the state government. -
State senator, A. J. Johnson.
Public good paramount to
corporate or private inter-
ests. Signed Statement L."
State representative, V. A. Carter.
ga squaredeal for the taxpayer.
Signed Statement No. l."
State Representative, J. H.
Edwards.
Servant to all, slave to none.
Signed Statement No. l."
DEMOCRATS.
County Recorder, Harley L. Hall.
''Serve the people to the best
of my ability"
County Judge, S. H. Peterson.
Sheriff, M. P. Burnett.
County. ty.treasurer, w. A. Buchanan
Surveyor, T. A. Jones.
County Clerk, Victor P. Moses.