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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-03
jim die Kranken. FIN die RsttIiaeriaen.

gMr bebaupten poiio. ane aranf6eten, foueit tie Der ~menfbGdsen @-
fbidfbtet errethbar fnb, pbue 9roeuen, Dbue 0eeoidn mnb obne @eKer,
etnfadb ourh gteftrD a bic, gu beileu. Run, tuurum ponen Sic nod
trant ietn? 0arum letoeu? gSarum tuDnen Sic nod ferner SIR @efb i'm
nuBloien SUDDEN nadb Stfe ber9euoen? @arun Shren @Ra9en NIT Dire
auen rntnieren, tpenn fpr S9nen ene ffere, tpolerpr9bte idbneae nne
neutrality-suspicious. Selun9-ourh @1ettrD pail te-anbeten, uno Sic
9etbaettg enen neuen Beruf er1ernen?
0Httet Mno S1dbter.
Cure SDHnuna unb Cure Sreuoe 1T 6 eftropathte. 9abt SIR Sus
ten Der Sbner5 in ben 9uneen, NabtihueiB, 8ruhbenenrnunaen, ooer
lsioet Shr an Sbnmad9hn, penn 6iaes Der San If, 10 fnoet Sr in Der
gleftrob q t bie oos S1ur beg 9ebsns. 9eben Sean seienftmeraea.
8ophpeb, Wtuotafett geIber Saut, 8tdel, Slefen, unterbrsdhenen1 Sbwei6,
Melanhoie, NppehtlOf9teit, taIten 5aBen, @erHopfuns, an Der Sole, Dis
pepna, gncorrhbn. ooer wdBer SLUG, an oer gIaie, Gebdrmutedan. 2s
benspediel, nnfdht9fett, Sfpdde D6r nerb1er Nieoergebtagenbet, es
tit aleihguGhg, an neldber &ranfhet Sic leiben unb me oeSbmptple Fab
-@leftrDpathi helt Sic nno aiebt ben uatten, farblDfen Musen
neuen @lan3.
S1ter nnO gBbme.
@efde Spradbe tpdre geet9net, nm gu1 babon obaubrinaen, guer game
5s Sbhent nit gitigen SrDguen uo Stmulanaen 5u IbeMlnen? Sic
QUE haben III cine aettpilt9e, perlodenbe Birtung unb t5nnen guh ME
ben elafiidhen Shrtt unb bos slIfhrablenoe GeuBere aeben, bas be gkt.
Observation-Disclosures. Nieren, on ben gtneewetben uno Der Blaf, menn bic
glttropothte Gnd hnt? Saas Sr nit elmer Der nabfoaenben Rranfbei.
ten hehaftet lett tpte 9dhnune, Sareis, 2uugenfranfbeien, GHpinblubt.
NaehnbpeBy Sronhitts, Gfhma, 8atorrb, 5er5febter. BELT gub ldnen
nns tdper gleEropatbte gs tit 9ana eteib an nelhsr 8rantbeit SIR ieioet,
Doer he oeS Symphonic fno, oer ne guer 8eGnoen III, gldtrppathie Hent
Cub pteoer Der. @iht oaein bob Die gletropatbie ole Bis Jest befamntem
nneotIntidben Stfsmttel CUR Seilune on droniben unb tonftutinnenen
aebengfref, Smpotens, %frabaeuisen 8erfan BEL @annern, epermatOrrbba
Dosr 9GEhledtsoerute. @etbmut, geifiae Nteberseibasenbett. gnereielos
fgtett. bdBlhe @sfdtsbtlomng, germrrune unb @ebdbtnissSdtudHe.
SAILS Sic nms nh biuhem 6nnea 10 fhasn min. Sic unn6e uniess4 ethrOpAtbH&en
spHemsm Sbur @dnuns. &oniudaton fst pd0ni6 obr per 8f.
The EIectropathic SaDitarium B School OF Healinu,
221 ST. MARY's STR, SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Der 0amnfer .@ifn;o" INN

- Der Dampfer .5iloia" BON Der
9ambura. Nmeritaniihen 4tnie, nell
der nit 1000 ruiiiiben soloaten Don
Wlaoiwoitof mad ObeHa abfubr.
itieh einiee Weilen pDn W(aoiuotod
auf elne ihwimmenoe Mine uno es
erfolate cine @rploiion. Ser 9api.
tdn oes Dampfers lieB iofurt bic uof.
ieroihten Gbteilunaen ihlieBen unb
fubr nit boiler Shneaigteit nad
Dem Stranoe. &c eelana ibm, ben
9ampfer nod rebtaeitia ouf ben
Strand laufeu gu laiien, UNI oas Ser
iinten oeiielben au n~erbinoern. Durh
bic Grploiton muroen elm Wanu ees
t0tet uno rs 2eute uerlebt.
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MnerIet.

WStt Der Gtablterung eines pers
manenten uebunaslaaers fir Die
Bunoestrupper in Der Ndbe unIerer
5taot lit es nihts. a0nareBreprd'
Sentant Slopoen bat erfldrt. oaB teine
Der oiesbesleliden 8ias. melhe Dem
@unQreB oorlieeen,. 0usliht auf @rs
fpla babe. Spre9er Cannon lei ent=
lhieoen aeaen bic @tablieruna i0lder
uebunaslaaer uno es lei unmDalih,
cine berartiee Bin ae9er ieinen 8il'
len aur Wnnobme 5n brinaen. Wtro
uns Iumit ourb oteie @rtlGruna uns
Ieres Gepr6Ientanten Die Nuaii6t auf
grfaQunq zines Hiebltna8munlhes
pernihtet, 70 entbdlt oageaeu cine ars
oere Wtelouna aus Waihinaton cine
1ebr anaenebute Nahriht. Ser
ariegsminifter Eat bic Qnipride uns
1eres States auf @ntihdoiguna boz
fir, baB er nur Dem Biiraertriege
feline @renaen ielbit bat beuaGen
miifen, anerfannt. Die Iufprihe
belaufen lid auf uneefdbr 81. 600. 900.
Wau miro neriuhen, cine oiesbestias
lide Bemiuteuna Der ortnalihen De-
fight . Bill einaufioen, Denn oteielbe
i'm @enat beraten miro.
9rei Werifaner : Sun9en i'm
Nlter BON Ii unb IL Sabren iino un'
ter Der GnflaQe nerbaftet uOroen,
aus einent Sradtmagen Der s. & q.
Bahrt cine &tfte nit Batronen ae'
ftpbten gu baben.
~ Ser Comptroller in Nuitin bat
bic bonn IL. ,SmprDnenaent" s9iitrift
ausaegebenen Bombs a%nerfannt.
= Sin gang eigentumlider Sal
miro nptrt Sort Gam 6uuitoa aernels
bet. Gin iuneer &etrut Namens
Tbomas 2auobtpr, Der ith ioeben in
6ouftun Dat annerben lafien, 1T ar'
qet(aat tuoroen, elm 9eierteur au iein.
3auabton eeftebt AUDI elm. oaB er
fruber AT Der Nrrnee eebDrt uno ben
Dienft phne gntlafiunasidein pers
fafen bat, beitreitet aber, Elm Defers
tenr au fein. Ils er nit ieinem &es
einteut in NltDria, Ore, Lag, min er
in einent Salon BON einem unbes
tannter ourb einen Trunt bemuBtloS
aemaht uno in benuBtloiem 3u.
ftanoe auf bic Bart rSnuernap" ae'
idofft fem. Weit oerielbeu muBte er
nah Beru unb BON bort nab 2onoDu
fabrem. Sn 9onopn nabm er Nrbeit
auf einem Shiff, meldes erit mad
Hio be Sanetrp. oann nab @alueitun
fubr. Bon @alpeitun gina er nab
6pufton uno lieB itb uieoer> anuer'
ben. @r iagte babel ieoDh nibts
BON ieinem friiheren 9ienit, neil er
firdtete, als 9eierteur bebanoelt gu
meroen. - War miro Die etmas ros
rnantii1 tlingenbe @eihihte eenau
unteri 1ben.
- Die Witelieoer Der friberen
freiuiuiaen Seuermebr babeu lire
SabrestonnentiDn a~bgebalten uno in
oerielber nabitebenbe Beamten ers
m6hlt: Brdiioent, Is barles Deaen Sr.;
Bices 8rdfioent. CHARLES 8oelbauwe;
Sbabmetiter, George SC. Stumbera
Gr.; Setretdr, @eurae gaen Sr.;
9trettorer: Grid Wenger, s. Stab
fDtb. Ben s. Mauermaun. Soe Bede
mann, Mrtbur @aul uno Wiaiam
@abu1soprf. Die 8ereinigune miro
@aibinQtun's @~eburtstae feiern.
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ganbhett Fam ,ttc,t aeaetIt fperoeu

burh lotale Ipplitationeu. neil lie Den franten Sell
bes Obres niht errelden fonnen. Gs eiebt muir els
men Weg, Die Saubbeit au ~furiren, un6 Der 1T our9
fOnftiiutioneae 6eilmittel. Saubbeit ipiro burd Ell
men ent3in0eten 3uftauo Der i6leimieen Iustlei=
ouns Der Guita6tl9en &6bre peruriaat. @enn
oteie &6bre fdN e~nt5lnoet, babt ibr einen runipelnoen
Son o6er ununltommenes @eb0r; uno penn lie gan;
seialoiien 1T, erfolst Saubbeit, uno ipenn bic Cut
%3irnonng niht aeboben unb bteie R6bre tpieoer in ib=
9ss bssqfG 5r imn 5@f ,prifsr Dsf ,nayas gstO ,ss,, ,a'i sasd 1p'rO ,,n paT
sebn iueroen our9 Ratarrb peruria9t, tpelber ni4ts
als elm eat3lnoeter 3ufano ser i9leimisen Ober=
Hidden lit.
aBir rpolen einbunoert Dollars fir ieoen (our&
Gatarrb perurfo6ten) Sal bon Saubbeit eebeu, ben
tarrb- u b.ilen tonnen. aaBt Gu& nm.
lsnIt @irculare fprnnen.
9. s. 6 be . s. Co., 3oleSo, Obiu.
gertauft BON alien Npotbefern, Vreis rs Gents.
Nebmt 6c1's Hamilien 9tuen fir 8erfopFung.
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SGaa lit @Iffffx

Ser 8pltsmunb ~anttportet: ,@ereeiien,
nos nidbt au dnbern it," 9pdh es aiebt
nod elm grbBeres @lid. unb bas 1T bic
grinnerune an elm idperes Ntis9elthid,
sas man tatid9li1 bod nod beieitieen
tonnte. 9ie Eanienbe unb aber 9aus
ienoe, huelhe burdb Dr. Silsbee's beriibms
ties Seilmittef rNnafeiis" 0 ben Aualen
Der SamDrrboiben befreit tuDr6en iino,
betdttgen bieies @lff Der Grinneruna in
ibren Donflbreiben an P. Neustaedter
& Co.. Box 2416, New York, nelche auf
griudben 8rnben BON Nnateiis totenfrei
perfenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-03
Ser 0elbfiebers6 etut

lit tiirslih entoeft mproen. @r Fat
cine ftarfe Nehnlihteit nit benz Wa.
laria' 8eim. I'm bas Spitem BON
ben &rantbeitSteimer gu befreien. tft
mol teine Weoiain 10 gut. als Or.
Sings 0eue 2eben8.8 iaen. Die
ielben furteren ale &rantbeiten,
melbe ourb Malaria. Gift ODER I'm.
ueroaulibteit hernorgerufen ueroen
uno suar unter @arantie. 25 gts.
bel Goolpb 9reiB uno s.. 8alteper
& Gphn.
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SHIRT 8tSmarH

bat ME oiel UNI bic SduIselebriamteit Der
Nerste seesbeu, uno Brofenor Sdpeu.
ninaer 9euann bes groBen Rnualers 8er>
trauen eerabe oaourh, 6aB er Ii6 niht auf
~eelehrten 8rtmstrams, ionbern uuf be
9eiunoheitIiben Wittel Der @atur berief.
Bon oemlelben Stanopuntte aus erfon.
ben nur Sahrhunberten Die aelehrfen
WDnhe 0 ct. 8ernar6 bic Ieitber be-
ribmten ct. Bernard &rduterpiuen, cine
Naturar5uet. tueihe nur aus ben befeu
Sdfteu heiltrdfttaer 8flausen beroeheut,
elm Ttheres Seilmittel fur oQe 4eioen oes
Moaens, Der Sober uno Der Nieren bar.
bietet. 70 Gents. Gle 4potbeteu.
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Mra. Qlmrpra Grata,

GumtraIto. Ghllerin oes oeutlben
Baritoniften 6ans Sdrboer, Iusbil'
oung Der Stinrnen uno in Der &unit
oeS Sin9ena.
Stuoio - CHANDLER @ebauoe, 2os
Ippa' uno @ro6ett +. StraBe. Iltes
Tetephun 1913 lr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-03

s@ Masame @pff, Seuieberin
6anomabriagerin uno Settles 6eiles
rim, erteilt &atihldae in @eIhdfts'
anaeleeenbeiten, 9eiraten. nereiniQt
@etrennte, perideuht bDien @influB
eiferluhtiae Nnmanoelunaer u. (. 10.
SEQ. 404 Sftsg pntn,erces StraBe.
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9as Qieb pon1 Stern 8ier.
(srst aaas srtesr,a s.satH az,
Ism Gortiebungen.)

{Sn GOrtfesnngen.)
- II. -
ngenn nit Der Srembe Seierftamse.
nErintt elm @las Bier bas fleine Rinb
rNnf ietnem eriten &neipenaange.
nDen es an @aters Sanb beainnt;
nSbm rnht mod in Der 8eitentamuier
Der b6ie. tuinte 8asemiammer.
nSie 8aterlieb' in ienen 9aaen,
.8epabt mod ieinen ihmaben Maaen.
nSie Sabre Eieben pfeilsef9tpinb,
.8om RabHen reiBt iib itola Der Rmabe.
ngr ffiirmt ms 2eben tpiI6 bimein,
nSmrbmiBt bic Belt am @anberFabe,
nuno febrt in mau6e ~Rneipe" Elm.
Limb einmal-an bes Narsen Ssus-
p@r fonnt' nor Durte faum nod ge6u.
nSab er beim 8ieruirtb Sobn @atnbrinns
r9as ,,Spme star Sod 8ter's Dor fi3
fteb'n.
pDa faBt elm namenloies Gehnen
nSes Sdnslines Sers,-p ibnbbe @elt-
nans ieinen Guaen breden 9hrdnen-
Ser arme Seufel batt' fein @elb.
"@r tam es lanaer nibt ertrasen,
r9es Bieres 9oduns 1T gu grob,
nSas lebte @leinob-lang ~getragen,-
pgs panbert in oes .Onfel's" Sdbops.
sSb sarte Sebniuht. iiBes Sofen,
.9es 8odbier. 9urtes eolb'ne Belt
.Sas Gmoe iiebi ben Simmel pffen.
s@s ibtpelgt 6as pers in SeIisfeit;
pSh-bas bob euis grtnen blieb
n9es 8odbierr9 urtes garter Erieb.
ngilenb firmt er ibneI suriide,
n&ebrt auf's Neu bein1 Wtrte Elm,
uGreuoe itrablt aus ieinen1 8lide,
pSenn 9eenoet 1T bic Hein.
uSebt ibr 8enner friih,
nBrfft mir bas @erniib:
.Ob bas Mals iid nit benz 6ppfen
nSat nereint gum 9uten Sropfen.
a0enn mo- bas Strenee NIT BEN 8arten,
$50 9erbes iih unb Milbes paartem.
nSa 9iebt es etnen suten Grant.
n9oh priife. tuer Elm Clos iib Ipen6et,
Bon tuelber Sirima es aeienbet-
"9er @abn TIT fnrs-oer steter Iana.
Mortiebuna fDlgt.)
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ydaIlde Xonrn1en s@Iaiwaaen

Sa9It9e A0NrIItN SWlHIWaHEH
na9 Californian, ebenio na6 st.
Souls pia 9eras & Bacific 8abn
pbne WehIel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet . Igenter tueaer oieies
neuen 9ienites ober an 6. q, 9ur'
aer, @eneral.B aiiaaier'Ga Dali
fas. geras.
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TinanSteuer 8ertMt

Der Sat Mntnnip RatfpnaI : 8anf
IN San IntDnio, Seras, beim NblbluB
oes @el6dfts am 80. Sonuar 1906.
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tsr 9ant, i&lp0re hermit feisrli@, oab Der obiae
Seribt lta6 metnent beten @ifen uno @lauben
ridtt9 1T.
(@e3ei9net) Serbtuan0 9erff IT,,
RaIierer.
ca. e%triblina
Or. s. 9erff
Gerpp u. 9enman,
Sireftoren.
unteTsei8net ano bei4psren in meiner geesnpart
am 2. Gebruar 1906.
Or. 8. Grsffnt,
Seffentlider Wotar, 8erar 60.
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8 er| bptune.
9ilfsaue1en.

Bieberbotuno.
9tlfsquelen.
ss%nlsibsn unO 9istOntO sc:..:........$ 524,453.s6
Der Staaten= 8onos sur st6eruna Der
3rrtuIqtion l.. -. 25o.ooo.oO
4nDere Bombs our Gi9erung Der Se.
poitsn. 80. 17z,888.3o
gantgebduoe, Wt6bel uno utenilien... SO, 756. 90
Baar an 966, 629.08
SOtal, ..s2,ol8,6 77.ss
Standardization:
Gin9eabltes Rapital uno Surplus. 8 $50, 600. 90
unoertellte Sepinne. ............ 3,504.U9
Strtulation. -. .....-......... 6S $4,000
SeppFten 1856, 723. "a
-----
$2.O18.67 7,33
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
More American Ships.
PHILADELPHIA Press)

This nation advanced millions of dol
lars to the transcontinental railroads
1t has invested scores of millions more
in dredging harbors and improving
waterways, 1t is occupied in construct
ing at enormous cost the greatest canal
in the world.
What possible logic can be brought
against the plan to help the builders Of
steamships? If it paid to build Pacific
railroads why should it not pay the Gov
eminent to invest some money in aiding
the merchant marine? The vast i'm
provements to American harbors, which
every one recognizes as wise policy,
should be part of the greater plan of
providing American ships to use them.
The ocean commerce Of the United
States this year will doubtless exceed
SO, 900, 000,0 The greater part must
be carried in foreign vessels. 1t is time
that the American exporter and import
er should be able to transfer his rich
tribute to home enterprise.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
Colonial Virginia.

The story of COLONIAL days in Vir-
ginia is one of the romance tales of the
'doings of English speaking people. The
Times-Dispatch in undertaking to print
the history of this period serially, as it
will Sunday, December 10th, and there
after for twenty-five Sundays, makes
an unusual contribution to knowledge
and the enjoyment of the people of Vir-
ginia. Every man, woman, boy and girl
in Virginia should read the story of our
wonderful beginnings. If, possible,
every child in the public schools in the
State should be supplied with the Sun
day Times-Dispatch while this history
is being printed. The feature is such
an expensive one that few newspapers
would undertake it, but it is in keeping
with many things done by this paper for
the educational uplift of Virginia.
The Dispatch is one of the
great newspapers of America. 1t is an
institution of the whole State, and with
its Industrial Section holding up to the
world the great material opportunities
that we have, its constructive power for
the development of the State cannot be
measured.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
Tea Culture In the South.
ATLANTA Constitution(.

Interest anew is added to the fact
that tea culture is being conducted on
an extensive and a commercially prof
liable scale near Summerville, S. c.,
on the Pinehurst tea plantation, by a
unique report from Consul-General
Michael at Calcutta, India. In this re-
port he states that the oldest tea-pro-
ducing countries in the world, Ceylon
and India, are learning lessons from the
South Carolina method of prosecuting
this industry. The particular feature
to which reference is made is the Pine
hurst plan of drying the tea by proper
exposure in the sun, instead of by me-
chanical methods in use in the two east
ern districts named. The Southern pro-
cess, the consul states, preserves the
natural flavor of the tea and enables it
to bring top prices.
The success of the plan has so i'm
pressed the planters in the old countries
that they are contemplating its intro
duction on their own plantations. The
consul suggests the cultivation of
tea in the Southern states on an extern
sive plane. It's profit and feasibility
have been amply demonstrated at Pine
hurst. Soil and climatic conditions sim
liar to those there obtaining can be
easily duplicated in other portions of
the South. The large sums annually
expended by the tea consumers of
America are sufficient incentive it would
seem, for the South to improve its OPP
portunities in this direction.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
STRANGE HOSTILITY TO The PRESI
DENT.

The Norfolk Virginian-Pilot seems to
have the most unaccountable hostility to
President Roosevelt. He does nothing
and says nothing of public or execu-
tive character that is not made SUBJ
ject for criticism by our esteemed Nor
folk contemporary.
The brilliant editor of the Virginian-
Pilot may argue to his satisfaction that
Theodore Roosevelt is not great and
good man and an earnest patriot, but
he will never succeed in convincing the
American people that he is not. The
President makes some mistakes, but
they are more frequently of the heart
than the head He, however, has the
confidence of the people more thorough
ly than any man who has ever been
President, and we do not apprehend that
he will ever do anything to forfeit that
confidence.
Criticism of the President is almost
getting to be mania with the Vir-
ginian-P Pilot; and its disposition along
that line is becoming absurd.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is blood or constitutional dis
ease, aud in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken Internally, and acts directly
on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall g
Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and is a
regular prescription. 1t is composed Of
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The perfect comb.
nation Of the two ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in curing Ca
tarrh. Send for testimonials free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Props,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
ti)n.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
WHAT DO THEY AMOUNT TOP

WHAT DO THEY AMOUNT TOP
At the last session of the General AS
sembly of Virginia number of investi-
eating committees were appointed and
were directed to investigate certain De-
partments of the State Government and
certain public institutions.
The first investigation was made
while the Legislature was in session,
the State Corporation Commission being
the subject. Developments and dis
closures were made by that inquiry that
were of a most serious character, graft
and incompetency being exposed. These
facts were reported to the General AS
sembly and that body proceeded to apply
aliberal coat of whitewash. Thus end
ed the first investigation.
Then came the investigation of the
Eastern State Hospital at Williams
burg. The Democratic newspapers
were filled with reports of the
unsavory conditions that had been
prevailing in that institution, these
conditions being exposed by the
tedious and expensive examination
of the legislative committee appointed
for the purpose. But the end of the in
vestigation, which cost the State many
thousands of dollars, was white-wash-
ing majority report and rather tame
minority report, these two reports
smacking more of factional differences
than desire to make known to the pub
lie the conditions that had been found.
1t is true that the General Board for
the charitable institutions of the State
has, since the making of the reports,
declined to reflect the officers of the
Eastern State Hospital, but that action
was more largely due to fractional differ
ences in the Democratic party than any
disposition to make public avowal of
the disgraceful state of affairs at the
hospital.
Another, a most important investiga-
ton, that of the cost of school books in
the State, is now in progress at Rich
mond by committee, of which Delegate
Byrd, of Winchester, is chairman. Mr..
Byrd was chairman of the committee
that investigated the State Corporation
Commission. He did his work thorough
ly then, and seems to be doing it well
now in this school book matter. But
what will it amount to? Mr. Byrd has
already developed the fact that the peo-
pie of Virginia are paying $250,000
year too much for the books their child
rem are using in the public schools. He
has also demonstrated that the State
Board was grossly negligent ii Sc
lecting its list of books. From the tes.
timony which has been given in at the
examination now going on, the remark
we heard made by Democrat about
year ago is worthy of consideration.
Speaking of the school book question,
he said he believed it was tainted with
graft which began at the pulp mill and
extended all the way through until the
books reach the hands of pupils in the
schools.
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20
Keep Married Men at Home.
Charleston News and Courier

With the melancholy situation dis
closed by the Storer-Roosevelt CORE
spondence we have nothing to do. Let
US pray that "the recording angel may
drop tear upon it and blot it out for
ever" What's done can't be undone.
Forget it'll But let not the lesson be for
gotten. Face to face with grave prop
osition, Theodore" should remember
San Juan Hill and meet it like man
and husband. He should promptly,
instantly recall every ambassador, min
lister, attache, consul and diplomatic
lackey in the employ of this republic
and send out unmarried young men,
young men unmarried" for such SER
vice, in their places.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20

Catarrh of the nose and throat should
lead you to at least ask us for free
trial box of DR.. Shops Catarrh Cure.
Nothing so surely proves merit as real,
actual test-and DR.. Shoop, to prove
this, earnestly desires that we let you
make that test. This creamy, Snow
White healing balm, soothes the throat
and nostrils, and quickly purifes foul
or feverish breath. Call and investi-
gate. John E. Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20

E. C. Dewitt & Co., of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared,
assure US that this remarkable digest
ant and corrective for the stomach con-
forms fully to all provisions of the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drug Law. The
Kodol labatory is very large one, but
if all the sufferers from Indigestion and
stomach troubles could know the vir-
tues of Kodol it would be impossible
for the manufacturers to keep up with
the demand. Kodol is sold here by
John E. Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20

Germany is now threatened with as
great political revolution as has been
going on in Russia. The Emperor and
the Reichstag, the latter practically
controlled by the Socialists, are now at
cross purposes. The days of monarchy
are not only numbered in Germany, but
in all civilized Europe.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20

If taken at the Sneeze Stage" pre-.
ventics-a toothsome candy Tablet-will
surely and quickly check an approach
ing cold or Lagrippe. When you first
catch COLOR feel it coming on-take
DR.. Shops Preventics, and the prompt
effect viii certainly surprise and please
you. Preventics, surely supply the pro-
verbal "ounce of prevention" Sold in
8 cent and % cent boxes by John E.
Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20

Open the bowels and get the cold out
of your system. Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup opens the bowels and at
the same time allays the inflammation
of the mucous membranes. Contains
Honey and Tar. Drives out the cold
and stops the cough. Absolutely free
from any opiates. Conforms to the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Pleasant to take. Sold by John E.
Jackson.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1906-12-20

To have beautiful, perfect, pink, vel
vet-like lips, apply at bedtime light
coating of DR.. Shops Green Salve.
Then, next morning, notice carefully
the effect. Dry, cracked, or colorless
lips mean feverishness, and are as well
i'll appearing. DR.. Shops Green Salve
is soft, creamy, healing ointment, that
will quickly correct any skin blemish or
ailment. Get free trial box at our
store and be convinced. Large Glass
Jars, 25cts.-John E. Jackson.