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The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

for all properties occupied by
them being public property,
and that they will turn over
70 the government all profis
in excess Of Z per cent. In
stead ri "A deficit rs at present
he thinks there will be n pro-
tit even after reducing the
postal rates by halt. At pres
ent the postal deficiency is
laid to the door Of the news
papers, as they are carried at
"A cent IA pound.
We cannot see where a pri-
vate concern will have any adj
yantages over the department
in its present surroundings.
the talk of raising rates on
newspapers 10 wipe out the
deficiency is rot. II there is
need of wiping IL out, "a little
business sense and action will
do IL.
In the first place, every city
the size Of Marshall and larg-
er has u postmaster at "A big
salary. Nine times ont of ten
this mans services can be dis
pensed with, ~ usually IA man
occupies the place ~ a reward
for political services and the
chances are that he knows as
much about business as the
average editor does about
running Il circus, and he has IA
hired assistant who is the
real postmaster. In this one
item the deficiency could be
easily overcome.
In the hauling Of the postal
matter by railroads there is
room for Il big saving.
The rural delivery can be
made 10 pay for itself instead
of being a drain.
If "A private concern takes
charge of the department.,
strikes are almost certain to
occur aud the large number
of employed men are liable TO
be n menace TO political con-
ditions. What is needed is IA
little more business manage
ment in the department.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

Republican office while in
town Monday.
j. NJ. Huff. the veteran
coal man, renewed Monday.
a. G.. Jones, Of east OF
Marshall, came in to buy
some solid comfort Monday
u heating stove-and renewed
for the Republican. N
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. Eddy,
OF east OF town, were shopping
in Marshall Monday. Mr..
Eddy called in to renew. y
b. A.. Jones. the Shacxle.
ford grain dealer, was IA Mar
shall visitor Tuesday and
left IA dollar for the Repubii-
can.
Miss Nora Swinney, Of near
Slater, is IL new subscriber
this week.
Louis ~Haseneyer, u student
at Columbi a University from
near Napto'n. is new subscri-
Der this week.
Mesdames Laura Cook, Bud
|Smith'And Robert Jordan were
down from Grand Pass We'd
nesday. We acknowledge a
pleasant call aud Mrs. Cook
also handed US a dollar for re-
newal. Size is one Of the Re-
publican,,s most steady read
|ers, having taken it almost
since it's establishment.
i'll. Martin and Ross Grif-
ith we're callers at our Office
Wednesday. They will leave
this week for WEIGH, 1. Il. Y
make that their future home
We regret very much to see
them leave. Mr.. Griffith or
|deredl the Republican ,ent 70
their address.
Chas. I~4eaton, Of Nelson
called 10 10 order the sepub
|lican and Globe Dem pcra'
Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
With the travelling priv

With the travelling privi-
lcges taken away from them,
and a heavy postage rate,
editors will have "A hard row
in future. It this is made 10
pass, the public will have the
bills 10 foot by "A poor news
service or higher priced
papers-the profit is already
as low as good business man
agement permits.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

dered the Republican and
Globe Democrat Saturday.
John Schmitt, of near Slater
renewed Saturday. Mr..
Schmitt we understand is on
Il real estate deal which is
probably consummated ere
now.
Dee Haggard. Of Sweet
Springs, was II Marshall visi-
tor Monday. He called in To
leave II dollar for the Repub.
lican.
John Kessler, of Arrow
Rock, also left IA dollar at the
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

W. ID. Boyce, a Chicago mil.
lionaire. has organized n $50
600, 600 corporation and wants
the government 10 turn the
postal department over To his
company to be run as II private
enterprise. Mr.. Boyce says
his company promises to re-
du 81 postal rates by one-half.
lie proposes that they will
pay rent To the government
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

IL is considered bad form
for n local paper that asks the
support of the public, and
tries to make itself "A welcome
visitor in the homes of all
classes by offending none, 10
constantly announce in big
letters that so and 80 sells the
best wines and liquors, and
for this reason we have fore
gone this revenuean refused
TO print anything objection
able To "A large class Of our
readers. Bot Marshall's
great religious daily now
comes out boldly with adver-
tisements telling it's readers
that they must drink Pabst's
u keep healthy, that it's pure
etc, etc. Well, the good
people of Marshall don't know
everything and "A little educa.
ton along this lire may be OF
benefit tn them.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
7. n. Huf, who recently

T.. Il. HUFF, who recently
succeeded his father in the
coal business, called in We'd
nesday and left us several dol
lars better oil on subscription.
j. G. Clark, of Slater, called
in yesterday to renew, saying
that although he Is a Demo-
crat he considers the Repub-
lican a good paper.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
Real Estate Transfers

@. NJ. Ssdler TO @. w. Sheets,
100 acres In %. 27-63.2l ...... ScOt
Ira r. Titus to G, M. Sadler
same. e40l
y. T.. Finley to u M. Morris,
part lot II block 3 Nelson.... 81
JOS O. Clark 70 I. ". Dawes, Az
acres Ia 1891 20 3..........., 200
Berths Pittmsn, Of d TO Jpo. w.
Black burn 10 acres l4.bl.23,.. 720'
Fl. l.. Gillian 70 @. II. o. Lsim-
brock 49, 6 acres 10 6-6i-l9.-. 4454
II. w. Miller To Leo Burfeind,
lot l 70 Q block 3 Miller sddlt-
ion Sweet Springs. .~...,..... 60
Dan X. Miller to Addie B. and,
Mamie l.. Miller l,6 intrest In
30 acres Ia 34-5i.22. ..,...... ~
Richard shoemaker to w. II.
Robnson part lot 9 block 10
6lAter .....s....,,t-.........r ltU
w. n. Robinson TO Ssm'i Ros.
enthal, lot 2'bl0ck ~ slater. 245l
Jno. u. Corder to Frank G.Cof.
der, 2a0 acres 10 20. 2o-6l-2S.
Jos r., Wilson TO w, n, q
Dsisy Lsughlin isa5e acres
In 7.52 ~. .,....,. s.,.. N. l4)C'
! Bette Jester 10 Doilie Jester
para lots block s0a& lot Sblock
20 slater .....r ,...,., 100
.L|.TLN" = AHA"LL"I - N
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

At its recent meeting the
Republican Central Commit
tee Of Saline County recon-
mended the organization Of
Hadley Clubs throughout the
county. Steps will shortly be
taken To this end.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07
A Mountain of Gold

could not bring Ne much h~appiuess 10
Mrs. Lucia wilke, Of Caroline. Wis.,,
ssdid one 2ac box Of BuckIen's Arnics
salve, when IL completely cured . run.
njng sore on her leg, which had tortur-
cd her % years. Greatest antiseptic
healer OF Piles, Wounds, and Sores.
25c II p. II. Frsnklius Drug store.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

The greatest Of all newspapers IL the
DAILY GLOBE. DEMOCRAT, of 81.
Louis. !. has nc equal or rival In all
the west and ought 70 be 10 the hands
OF every reader OF any Daily paper. ID
costs, by mail, post prepaid, DAILY,
INCLUDING SUNDAY, one year,
"a. 90; 9 months. 81. 90; 3 months,
81. 80; DAILY WITHOUT SUNDAY,
o year, ~ 90; 9 months, s2.Ot; 3
months, si.OO; SUNDAY EDITION.
. big newspaper and msgsslns COM
bined, AZ TO 10 pages every Sunday,
n year, s2.uO;6 months, el.00. A
subscription for the GLoBE-DEMo-
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sible newspaper Investment. Send your
order TO-DAY or write for FREE
SAMPLE COPY TO Globe Printing
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s'Iong tIme'' csmpsgin offer Of the
''Twics-sr weekn issue OF The GLOBE
DEMOCRAT. TWO YEARS FOR
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The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

Conductor Haywood, who is
81 years old, knocked ont the
Osler theory that II man is Of
no use after he has passed the
are of 40.
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

10, English addition aud part
lot J, block @, Smiths add
tion ell 10 Marshall
Ulysses q. Huffman TO r. W.
Brown, lot 2 and 3, block ~,
Marshall. 500
Etc Grecian OF oil to n. w.
Cook, part lot 0, block o,
Smiths addition Marshall. 80. go
Mary b. Williams 10 sam'l w.
Sullivan and wife, 8 acres In
2tb3 n 200
Lao. Burfeind TO +. W. Beniug,
lot !, 2, 8, 4, 8, o, block 3, G.
j. Millers's addition TO Sweet
Springs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Sarah A. Cooper TO John b.
James, part lot 10. block 10,
SLATER 49,. 49, ..........,. 500
Bette A. aud W. W. Walton to
Rector & Storts Q 3 Int 10 lots
II. IL, block 10 Slater ........ 1000
Jsss +. Lsngan 70 Alice Scott,
part lot 1871 East NJ arshsll.... . 500
Jno. r. Aulgur : W. H. Halon
40 acres in IL 1921. ..,........ $500
The Marshall republican., 1906-12-07

ne. J. Covey Photographer
Il giving 10 stamp pictures
with : dozen $500 cabinet
photos aud 16 stamp pictures
and 8 Japanese wood post
cards with one dozen $500
cabinet photos. Call early
and get your Xmas work
done. Studio N. w. Corner
lof equaSe,
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12

A certified copy of the articles of
incorporation of the Payette Lake
Building & Investment company
of Lardo was filed with the secre-
tary of state the 4th inst. The cap
ital stock is $4,000, half of which
has been subscribed.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12

See change in the ad of the Hig-
gins real estate agency. Mr.. Hig-
gins writes: II am doing better
than | expected in the way of list
ing properties and am now ready
for buyers"
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12
CRAWFORD
Crawford, April s.

OTdWlOlu, hPiii 70
Robert Bowen has gone down TO
Smiths Ferry to work for l.. M. Cor
ton, taking the place of l.. Bartron
who is coming up to work his ranch
near Crawford.
Robert Starkie proposes building
a new residence the coming sum-
mer either on his ranch or at Craw-
ford, not yet decided about the To-
cation.
John Connyers, Jr., is back from
Pollock where he had been for sew
eral weeks. He says he has been
in Springland.
w. E. Douglass Of Roseberry has
been stopping with j. G. and W. j..
Jameson a few days.
A number of people have been to
Crawford this week doing spring
buying, etc.
VIM. Lynch is hauling lumber
for the residence of w. d Patterson.
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12
Local and General News

hUtl 1NlCIllCid VI IeODCOCliJ VNp ~
Lardo visitor Saturday.
X. Nasi of Roseberry was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Mel Davis Of Sphinx passed throuh
this place Sunday enroute to Council
O. M. Mcbride of Lardo was a
city arrival Wednesday.-Weiser
Signal.
J. L. Williams is working on the
Pacific & Idaho Northern railway
extension.
James Darkwood was up from
the Cornucopia ranch the latter part
of last week.
Henry and Will Douglass were
up from their ranches near Rose
berry Saturday.
Geo. e. Stiles returned Saturday
from Ontario, Oregon, where he had
been for a few weeks.
John Ikola returned Friday from
Frontier, Wyoming, where he had
been working for several months.
G. f. Curtis and John R. Berry
were up from their ranches Satur-
day, on business, and returned the
next day.
R. G. Morley has sold the steam
er LYDIA to Thomas and B. B. Nc
Call, Fred L. Green and G. w.
Blackwell.
Mrs. G. B. Fisher of Vanwyck
spent couple of days last week
visiting Mrs. Francis Moore.-Em-
NETT Index.
We understand that arrange
ments are being made to extend the
Long valley telephone line from
Roseberry toward Flo.
We regret to learn that Charles
Koski is very i'll with pneumonia
DR.. Quick of Meadows was called
in attendance Monday night.
Geo. K. Stiles went to Meadows
Monday to prove up on a timber
claim. Andrew Cole and Jack JAS
per of Roseberry accompanied him
as witnesses.
Oats 14c per ID in trade at the
Vanwyck Pharmacy. Blue Stone
10c per lb. Salts 8 lbs for 81. Sar-
saprilla 81 bottles for 85c. Best
made 8-day Clocks 1925.
The following are new additions
to our ut-of-the-state subscription
list: G. M. Nelson, Paris, Tennessee;
Thomas Mcdonald, Brookins, S. d.
and T. H. Washburn, Oakley, Mich
The ADVOCATE has issued sup
plement the last past four weeks
and will continue doing so for a
while. See that it is in your paper,
which is incomplete without it as it
contains news matter.
Word comes to the ADVOCATE
over the phone that through an
oversight two names were left off
the committee appointed to obtain
Long Valley advocate. (Lardo, Idaho) 1904-1907, 1906-04-12

Snow is going but we still have a
few inches. The weather contin-
ues fine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-10
Nn oaS Ymblttum.

Die n5reie Breiie fiir Teras" tpirb
an iiber $50 3oftofficen nerianot. unb
bat cine 9roRe Berbreituna in Der
geabbar- 8epublit Werito, i'm Snbia'
neraE EerritDrium unb Otlabpma.
SIR girtulatipns=@ebiet in Eeras
erftredt iih nDn @alpeitun Bis binaui
nab DeniiDn. nDm duBerften Often
Biz nab @l Asaiu i'm fernen Weiten;
es fblieBt ielbftperitdnolid nit be.
lonhers sablreihen 2eisrn bas bibt<
beiieoelte Wittels9 s9eras ano ben Siib'
uelten elm. Iuh in Werito bat iie
cine QrDse 8erbreituno.
8tpei 3eiienoe itno beitdnoig,
iabrein, .iabraus i'm Sntereiie bes
8lattes untermeas unb fiibren ben1>
lelben i'm 8erein nit unieren riibris
gen 2Dtal Ieenten fertm1breno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt bieier 9batiaben 1T
bic nSreie Brehe", NO es fib barum
banoelt, bic beuti1e 8ep5lferung au
erreiden, bas bette Maseise Wses
oium m Gtaate 9eras.
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-offices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico, in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t circulates IRON Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly In
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and our
very active local agents are con.
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon.
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5au Nntuutu, 9Ountrtag oen 10. Mai 1906.
Nua Berlin tpiro berihtet: S!

Wus Berlin miro berihtet: Sn
Der Sibuna oes 3. Wtuiifpdbn9Dais
ihen &onareiies iprab Sbulinipets
tor eSriGes6 6alnburg II. U. iiber Die
8erbanbDrnung Der gDlfalieoer in
Der Shule. Wus Dem oeutid,en
Sbulaeiange, fiibrte oer 2eoner aus,
mufie aIes @eiitlole entfernt mers
ben. Ser beriidtigte .Ontel in Der
UfiihleA iei ia insmiidben aus ben
Shul9eianabiibern 1liidlih entfernt
uno bDffentlid fiir INNER perfbnuns
ben. MlIein Elm flIbtieer Blid in
Die 9eiangsbefte seiae nod INNER
einselne geraoesu haaritrdubenoe ums
Gnoerungen unierer ih0niten Bolts
lieoer. 60 lei in benz 2iebe ppm
uiloen Sdaer oer 8ers: .@r marf
iein 0eB mDbl iiber ben Strauh, oa
iprana Elm idmarabraunes Wdoel
beraus!" umaeanoert in .oa iprang
elm munteres 0irihlein beraus!"
Das uunoernulle 2iee: .&iiifct Dir
elm 2iftelein @aneen ooer 6dnoe,
bente, baB es Seufser iei'n, Die i'd
au Dir ienoe!" lautet beute in ben
Shulblbern: rDente, oaB es Briefe
iete'n. bic id abeelenoet!" Die
Stelle: .Was mag Der Eraum beoeu.
ten. tttein 2iebden. bit ou tDt?" 1T
uerbaubornt in: ,Was iou oas 2aub
beoeuten, oas fable SDmmerlaub"
Sn einem anoeren 2iebe beiBt es:
mOh. Wdgoelein. mie falib 1T 6ein
@eniite!" 9ieie Stelle lit einfad
eeitriben nDreen. Dns 2ieo: .Nn
Der Saale bellem Stranoe" barf iiber.
baupt niht 9eiunaen perben, neil es
oarin beiBt: ngiider meben in Der
2uft!" Nuh oas 2ieo: rOh StraB,
burg" iit aus dbnlihen faoenibeini'
gen @riinoen perp6nt. Aud oaS Sob
oeS WeineS oarf neueroins8 niht
mebr geiunaen neroen. Statt rBe=
trdnat nit 2aub ben puuen lieben
BeherA. beiBt es iebt in ben 2ieoer'
bihern: .8etrdnat nit 2aub bic 6ite
uno bic Miiben!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-10

@r felb1t nil efntgen Mtttpen Oeines
eheraligen &orps min Did enpfonz
gen. 8or bat mir ben 2anbauer anses
botsn : fogen poGlte id es Dir auf
ale Sale ="
n9lie, @ater. Das tannit Du nidt
perlaneen, oas 1i9t!"
Der 9fusbru9 par fo beftis, oab Ser
Mlte eine Meile f9tpies.
sd perlanee ME ettpds bon ben
Menf4en, oas ipeibt Du. Mit benz
tateeortf9en SmperatiD babe id mid
aIetil obeefunben, fir mid alIein.
@elbit Dir babe i'd ibn nj. sepreoist.
9lber es tbut mir ipeb. Ninm ben
gmpfung als ein. @iibne. Gs tann
bod fetner btnaus iiber fi9 felbft. limb
aus ben Sunsen, Die tire gbrs als
oretfarbiges 8ono iiber Der 8ruit tras
gen, iperoen bod einmal MGnner, ote
tragen ote gbre in Der 9ruft. Dabin<
ter aber it.bt Die 6eimatb, Smmanuel.
@iellei4t oentit Ou aud anoers iber
pieles, penn Du erit tpieber auf bem
2inoenbiisel ftehft. LIMB l1te2 Mir iit
pief oabineeaangen NIT Der Rranten.
aber penn i9 oas ainb iebe, ptn iH
ni4t flager. Sir manhen Mder gebt
Der fiebensDflise pflus tief senus;
fHtDerer 8ooen aber brauht ben atp1lfs
a0aisen. Gs ipiirbe Dir gut tbun, Du
fdheft in ltte5 Mugen."
Smmanuel bate ben Nrm um bte
Gobnenftanse eef4lunsen, bic neben
Der 8ant fanb.
rMarum9" faste sr bart. .Mnobrte
mar bier. gii9t isben fonnte i9 fie. -
sd mlB fort, Batter, ba i1 bier niht
blei6en fann. @iebit Du es oenn nihts
Sbr fagt tnttner: fpdter = Die 3eit!
Mlfo laB meine 3eit fommen. Sd min
ia arbeiten, ia, ia. Mein Gott, Water,
i9 fam es ia nod ni9t ertragen."
st mari fib Dor bem @oter In Die
aniee. pl0bli6. pie Elm sefGllter
Stamm. Da ftrid Der paitor leife
iiber Die froufen 6aare.
r@eb unb fpfime, tpie Ou pillit,
Smmanuel. gs tit niel an Dir bors
iibersegangen. Gs ftanb ein Rreu5 an
Deiner 9biir, als Der 9err bte Grftsee
burt f4lug. Gs tlebt iein 9lut an
Deinen 9anoen. Dir gilt bds tpenig.
Jd oanfe Soft oafiir. Mber perirre
Did ntdt in Der Welt. unb oenfe an
ben 3eitbalI. Die nGnjte pflint!" -
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0te trpmmeu WDndbe.

uelebe einit i'm Mittelalter bic ct. Ser.
narb 8rauterpille suerf bereefeut. tann.
arauter, Ssrea e i'd BEL ssr Ssrsuuma Usa
bebienten. iehr tpDbl, benn iie batten NIT
benz Safte ber betreifenoen 8rduter niele
&rantbeiten oes menihlifen sbrpers ee.
beilt. aIs bo namentlif fino 2eber<. Nie.
rem. un6 Waaenleioeu. aeftbrte Der.
6auune. 8eritopfun9 uno &opfihmersen.
gs 9iebt taum elm sfpeites Qrsn eimittel,
tueldbes oos Blut 6erart reinist unb basi,
beitrd9t, bic 9eibtunnbene 2ebenstraft
tuieoer su ertueden. tpie bic ct. Bernard
&r1uterpilIen.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

g6 BDiif an auauit 8oeef. 5lS.65 @der
9ano; 1886.
M s 9b6mas une Soe 8entner on
gmilp ssablbuih, grunotiid an Der Wc-
&innep Mbenue; $3.50.
GILBERT 5rie6rib unb 5rnu on Wfrs Mar.
garet g Nabar. Grunbitld an Der gde
Der Horb Can Narcos un6 Der Wnrales
StraBe; $1,000.
Wars 30 g unb S B Sbmalbe an Mirs
9Dnella Eeitaro, grun6ftiid an ber War.
iban StraBe; $l450.
Nora unb Us s Neaneer an Mamie
8ujo, @runbtid an ber gde ber Eom
@reen StraBe unb oer Corpus gbrifti
&oab; $100 u VI.
g8 8 BeiB on 8ictor Sugo. Grunoittid
an ber Ntoin Nbenue; $1,000.
gmil Shleper uno Walter SBleger,
@runbftiid an oer 9anaca Stra6e: $40 u u.
3 @ gitte an s & Barter, Grunofiid
in 2aurel 6etabts; $3.50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-10
@ladltbe wstHourser

Gls ih Npotbeter in &iponia, Wo.,
mar. ihreibt &. 8. Dmuer,, iebt in
@rapsnille, Wu., tpuroen bret met
ner &uuoen permanent ourh Dr.
Sings 0eue gntoednna BON Der
Shuinoiuht eebeilt uno fino iebt
tart. giner molIte nnh NrisDna sie'
ben. fano es aber nabher fiir iiberz
Hhiiia. Sd balte Or. Sings Neue
entoeduna fiir tpuneerbar. Siher'
ites Wfittel fir Suiten unb Grtdls
tuna. 6alS uno 2unee. @arantiert.
gu baben bel Noolph DreiB uno s..
8alteper & Sobn. so gts. uno ST..
Brobeflaine frei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-05-10

- Die Ben6lteruna BON Tiiritens
maloe i'm 8egierun9sbesirt Jrants
furt q. .. iit iiber einen Sfanoal in
GROCER Mufreaung. Der oortige Spar'
uno BDrihuBperein iit oIrh Witglie.
Der oes GDritanoes uno ben Nufs
iihtsrat iabrelana betroaen muroen.
Das Defi5it betrdgt nibt weni9er als
361. 900 Wart. Ser ebemaliee Gor.
iiber TbieB ift bereits in 6aft eenoms
men moroen. uno meitere Terbaftun'
gen ueroen folgen.
= Die Berihte aus allen Alb
Wablbesirten ungarns geben ben Gn'
bdneern Erans &oifuth's 240 Site,
ben &pnItitutioneuen "a. ben Rleri.
talen 30 unb nerihieoenen nibtsmas
aparii@en Natipnalitdten 38. Der
Heft perteilt iib unter Die tleineren
@ruppen. Stibmablen iino in elmer
Nn3abl bon @ablbeairfen notmenoig.
= NuS @munoen in OberDiters
reid tpmmt cine betriiberoe Nabs
riht. Die berabmte Sdn9crin Baus
line 2ucca lieat an einem Nierenlei'
ben ibmer trant oarnieber. uno in
ibrer ndhften umgebung aiebt man
iid3 ben ernfteiten Beiorgniiien bin.
= Der pdpitlide Gtaatsietretdr,
Rarbinal Merrp bel Sal. lit beauf'
traat muroen. cine miftige @irtulars
note 5u entmerfen. uelbe oer Bapit
an bic Wit9lieoer oes 8aroinals. Rols
leaiums in Hom su ienoen beabiib'
tiat. Jn oieler Wfitteiluna tpiq Der
Dapit oas Diner. tpelhes oer at1eri'
taniibe Botidafter White am 25.
Npril su @bren oes @rabiihofs Sres
lamb aab uno Dem bier Rarbiudle beis
mpbnten. gum NnlaB nebmen, um
an bic 1atlabe gu erinnern, oaB iih
an ben Beaiehunaen amilben benz
Vatitan uno benz Quirinal nibts ees
dnoert babe. Desbalb tniiBten Die
Wiiroentrdaer Der Stride iib oes
8ertebra nit 8eri0nen entbalten.
melbe nit oem italieniihen 6ofe Der.
bunoen ooer ibm attreoitiert ieien.
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(T0rtiebuna f0lat.)
wte TIT etes!

g8ir bieten eiubanosrt Dollars Belobuune thr ieE
ben Gaa BON Ratarrb, Der ntht burd Ginnebmen
pon 6ail's 6atarr b &ur sebeilt Deroen
tann
s. >. Gbenen & o.. Giaent, Foteoo. o.
gSir, Die unter;ei9neten, .baben s. ). @benep
far pollfommen ebrenbaft in allen 4e9dftsperbanb=
funsen unb finan3ieq befdbiet, ole pon einer irma
elnsesaneenen @erbinoli6tetten su erfnaen.
g8olbine, Rinnan 8 Warpin, 8robban=
oels= =SroauifteR. xoleSo. o.
3als 8atarrb=Rur piro innerli9 eenommen unh
pirft brett au 6as 8lut unb bic f9leimigen Ober.
HIDDEN bes spfsms 3eusniiis frei perau6t 9reia
Is @ents fur bic Glaf&e. 8ertauft bon alien Gpo.
thefern.
Rsbmt oaH's aamtIteu.Dinen FUR gsritopIuno
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g@tuahe, letbennessraaem
Grfemnt Ste ltrSa6en Cures td8tts
6ett 2etoenS ittto tttad)t tbttett
ettt Cube.

Wenn, Der 8iideu ihmerst uno
tlopft,
8enn bic 6ausarbeit cine Nual lit,
@enn bic Wabt meoer Guhe nod
Shlaf bringt,
Wenn oas urtnieren unreaelmdBig
miro.
Damn baben bic Sraueu ihlimme
9aae.
Sc aiebt elm Wittel, oieien 2eioen
Doraubeugen
Doan's Nierens Biuen beilen iOld1e
4eioen;
Sic baben Srauen bier in San Nns
toniD gebeilt,
6ier lit oas 8euaniS elmer Jrau
in San NntuniD.
Wtrs. =. s. 6apmafer. 419
Wpomine StraBe, San Nntonio,
Teras, fagt: Sh bin aeraoe 10 bereit
beute. i'm Suli 1900, etmas @utes
iiber Dnan's 8illen su iagen, uie ih
oas pDr amei Sabren getan babe, ges
raoe naboem cine Bebanoluna mid
con einem beitdnoigen Shmera uno
einem 2eioen in ben 2enoeu uno
| i'm @iden unb oas Sblimmfte BON
Wien. elmer unreaelmaBigteit in ben
Nieren Nbionoerunaen - oielelben
paren su bdufig, brenneno. febr ge<
fdrbt unb lebr ihmerabaft = gebeilt
batte. Sb babe meine grfabrnnn in
einem in ben 4utalbldttern nerDffent'
lihten 8euanis tunb geaeben uno
babe ieitoem piele 9eute, bic iiber
Wierenleioen tlaaten. gum Berar
DrugS Store geidi6t, um Doan's Nies
rem 8ilIen su nerluben. Sh babe
pon pielen .Beriuben oanit geb0rt,
aber nirbt BON einem einsiaen Tebls
iblag.
Bum 8ertauf bel allen 6dnblern.
Breis SO Gents. Softer Wilburn
Co.. Buffalo. Stem gort. aaeinige
Naenten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
grinnert @uh oes Namens Duan
uns nehmt teine anoeren.
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ltelne, feuerfeite Steine unb 9hca.
2beer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
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