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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-21
Ser Mdr3.

Der @drs. oas 1T aud elm erimmer rum.
ben,
Oft aiebt er pomNoroen aumSGbeu hinar,
git Stnrm unc nit Rdlte, nit eiftgem
@n6,
sls bradlt er psm @inter ben gbIbieDs.
grus.
ODD mandbnaal seiat er Elm amber @efibt.
Do brinat er uns Seiltben. gsrsiBmeiu-
Isle oft iduu bat mid iein anblid be.
QIitHt,
Benn ibbn er nit glumen Die grairie
aeibmi6t.
SD lei er ~suintumusen, tuie INNER er naht,
yeit Sturm ooer &egen, auf biumiaem
Sfae,
Or brinet ia ben Jriibling, bas IiebIidhe
Rinh,
Rit 8lumen unb S5aeln. unb 3epbnr.
10 limb.
or ibmiidet Die 8rairie nit faftiaem
Grim.
Or mabt. baB i'm @arteu bic 8nIen Ell.
bllb'n.
Die S0qei, lie griisen nit uonnigem 2ien,
Den Morgen, Der rot burcj bic @ulfen err
gliht.
So lei uns piltommen, oa rauher @eieu,
Du bait ia i'm Sabre bic rid5tige Gteu',
On brln9if uns BPM @iuter ben Id1eineu.
ben Grub,
Du brinsft uns bonn Srablins ben @ia.
tommen.8uB.
Der 8inter mag ibeioeu-per trauert
ibut mad?
Dem drnbltng, BEN bHuet mar frOb oas
@er1ath,
Dem 6rfiblina, BON benz unIer SdhiQeE
ibon itnet.
Die Wtaio Gus Der 5remOe". bic 0aben
uns brinat.
Drum fl1t bic Botale, elm 5ob fet se.
bracbt,
Oem Wtar5, Der ben 6rlblin8 ms 9anb
uns gebraht.
Sof beige Getr1nfe p~erbnnnen mir bier,
8ir ariiBen nit ih%1umeubem &ORe
Gtar @ter.
Gas 1T ia Der Grant, Der Dem GrabIins
geblrt,
Der Grant. eeIien Strait in ben Mbern
man iplrt.
Or fuecft in Der 8ruft ans ben frpbea @e.
lang,
Drum faBt an bic 8edber NIT iubetnbem
Slang.
90 lebe, tuos gut lit. mas idhbu lit uuo flar.
@s lebe. tuas ruetie, eereht unb mas iua5r.
gs lebe oerSOne Gtnr es lebe feiu 8ter,
Vie mbge es manaeln bel biz, nod bel mir.
Sas Gene Star Bier lit uns elm buher
8euMB,
8ei ibm tommt Die Sreube in rihtiaeH
GluB.
uno freut uns bes SrabIinas blamiae
Bier,
ssir FlhIeus am beiten bei'm Spae Stat
Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-21

Oas @rperbsleben Der Neuseit aeitat.
tet es ben Meiften taun1, bic @%eiunoheitss
regeln ftreng 5u befDl9en. I'm ben Rad
tell, ben bic NihtbefOlgung oerielben of
tiers erseuet, ausau9leihen nno bic an-
aeitren9te 2ebensmaihinerie in gutem
@anae gu halten, bietet bic 5eilpiHene
ibaft elm gan5 natur9emaBes, rein aus
8HnnSenftDffen deficiencies Mittel bar,
St. Bernard 8rGuterptllen. ruelbe ourh
2oderntQ Der @ebdrme uno Nnreaung
bes Blutumlaufs Die Beroauung 81 be-
Imleunigen, ben Nppettt frdftigen unb
ben, tuern nimt nbnie fronten, bod let.
oenoen &6rper mieberberfeIen. SIR 25
Gents Bel Gpotbeterr 81 baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-21

SIN utter BON 81 Sabren ltarb
nab langmierigem a~rantenlnger Der
@rsWRasDr Subn g. gamp.
betI. Sc tuurbe bel Der ueberfabrt
ieiner gltern BON Srlaio na1 Teras
nuf einem frnn55ftihen Sdiffe oes
boren. Seine glterti tpDbnten 5uerft
in @uabaluupe County unb lieBen
fih oanu onuecno in Berar gountp
rieoer. Campbell mar BON 1878
bis 1892 6dute. SnfpettDr, Euurbe
onnr Sheriff uno in 1903 als Wtapor
ertu6blt. gr eruarb iih ben ebren.
pollen 0arnen .6Dneft Sobr"
Gnu1pbeu NOR elm burhaus aniprudss
lnier Wann; als Sheriff seigte &c
BEL mehreren @ele9enbeiteii uuae.
w1hnIihen Wut; feline Nbminifras
ton als Wagor seiatc feinerlei be-
iDn6eren Mertrnale. SIN linn lit ies
ouG Elm gutter Biirasr n~erlUren ge.
gnngen.
gomarb 8. Meper itarb in 5ei.
ner WDhnuna Oil @arsa StraBe i'm
utter pm 80 Sabren.
Die Ghulbeb5rbe bat Die 0abl
BON bier Mitglieberi an STEELE BON
s.. u. gbapn, W. @oggan, @bas.
D. Sluriai uno S. 6. 4antforo auf
ben 2. Gpril an1eieBt.
- Mr. Us. 3. Futile, Manaaer
Der Gas uno elettriihen Nnitalt. bat
ben 90dihulen Der bffentliGen Shn.
len einen @asDfen uno 8ubebDr i'm
Berte pun $1,000 gum @eIhent ee.
isntbt.
5. 8. 6unftud erbietet fih,
Der Shulbeb6roe bier 2Dts an Der
Rretta StrnBe uno 6unftud Nueuue
81 %ibertroaeii, ruenu fie barnuf Elm
SHnlbane erbnut unb unterbdlt.
5rau N9nea @agner bat ibren
XrDseB, ben iie i'm 9iitrittaeriGt ge.
gen Die WetrDpDlitan 2ebensuerfihe.
runass@ eielihaft anf Nussabfuua
elmer BDliee nDn $500 ~anitrenate,
aesuonnen. Die @eIeulmaft bat lie.
bod nppeuirt.
Die Gtaats. Guuueutiuu Der
Biebsiihter, Die in Tprt @orth Der.
fnt1melt mnr, bat beidlDfien, i'm
ah6iten Sabre lire 2unpentiDn in
San Antouio absubalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-21
Rettete oas seben hires gobnes.

Nrs. 8. &uppee lit bic glfflidtte
Trau in Gna, W0. Sic ihreibt:
nBOr eineni Sabre litt u1ein 5ubn at,
einem neutrality-suspicious.. Reii
Nrst tDnnte belfen. SD taufte Sr.
Sings 0eue embedding urto iebt 1T
er mieoer uuqftdnbie aeiuno. Dns
Wittel rettete iein 2eben". 8u baden
bel Go. Drei6 uno Sc. gobn & So.
80 Cts. uno 81. BrubeHaihe fret.
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9t8CiVPS NH WHD HChCIIC uI SSSt
oersu setrunte. .8ann Wtei @eibs=
lett bungria ooer bUridtia uerr, oa
werr tie ihon ttmmi", ban id Meir
eeDentt.
Der RnDoellepp bot eS nit aeoluabt,
oaB Der ~Drumm6olber Die Viii mar.
Ser RnDbeliepp is e &anneet, MiIter
gbiter.
Ben, t1er barnue e feline Belt aes
BAIT. Su nm ehrer ubrer flint, hQ[b
feds iein Sh teiero aetporr I'm Sd
ieirt uieoer enuff, for Die Beibsleit
se ,bole I'M beim &c fiddle.
Wifter @oiter = oa mar Zee Tam.
burmaIhur, Zee gbprftiuoent, Zee
<i, tee Maub, Zee 2isbetb url aad
Zee Sreo I'M Gee Subnnp. ,Die pers
1udatiQe Weibsleit fem tuahrbaftio
nQeenia beint" ben Sd aeoentt.
In 0anr ben rter ur,1e nod e Bot
tel getrunte u1 bann fetn Niir, alaab
Sd, beim.
Bie SD heimtimnn. lieet Die Glti
uertlib lbDn i'm Bett I'm ihl1ft. Sd
ben Iie autper uffgemeft. Die Nlti
uar neriblafe un bot mas qemUrmelt
npn ,S~aufbrioer" un ,,5rau alice
Mig fortihtde I'LL oann atis'm 6auB
ifniete".
Seb iein ih amper bDs geuorn.
,Ss oes Der Danf, BOB Sb / od nod
uff @uerr fauoumrne Wdsterdobal
bin? In iimwerbaupt, Alti. Sd eteib
es nit, oas Ou NIT - meu, ueuer
meino - in Wannstleioer ola Gam.
burrnalbur erun laafit. I'm oann
laaft Sbr meg I'm loSt Wtlh aQeenig.
@s bot Gaes feline @renae, N(ti!"
.Ssbn, mo biidt Du gemele?"
leat bic Glti.
rGrag nit 10 oumm! uf ben Wase
terdobaQ, NOD Du alS Eamsburtna.
fbur G Spedtdfel I'm en- 2dfingftod
aus Sir eemadt b0lht mtt-meu,
reoer meino.@
.Bas for e Wasterdbbau? BD?"
nTrag oob nit 10 outnm, Glti!
Sci Die ultige Brioer pun gaft Heu
@Drt. NO Du aah tparlhf."
9a bot bic Nlti Wib gang Der.
geiitert aageaudt. BOT en- S@rei aus.
geitDBe, ibr 8ettoed I'M ibr 2Dpftiiie
affaepadt I'M bDt oes ehelibe ShlDfs
aemah nerlOfe. Sic bat Die NaGt
oser De Worge bel Der Wauo &C.
aeinlofe.
.Ss mir aadb redt", ben i'd ge,
oenft, ben Wid ms 8ett aeleat urt
aeihl0fe.
Wit Hesarbs
Dpurs
SDbn &itlh ESQ.
Wie Sd uffQemaht bin, ban SG
aus Die Sabe. wD uff Die Stibl &c.
leae haDme. geiebe, oaR Die Ulti als
,gdmbDhr'' masfirt aemeie par. I'm
aus erer Eanaeart. ND aah baraelege
bDt. ben SD aeiebe. oaB Der We6ste.
rdobaa. uD Die 8eibsleit mar'r n, in
8iogewDDo BEL Die @itrdhtige Sbnes
fern aebalte tuar.
Sd ben bic Nlti heint nod nit ges
|iebe, SD iein mitaus Breatfeibt
0Drb Die Dbere 9hlr fort gum
glbali.
Sd bin aud aar nit in Der 0urri,
Die Ilti se iehe. SO BOT 8eit.
Bie DEurne
S. sc. Csc.
Wanu Sb nur uiiBt. mer Der
1amburn,aihDr mar. Rdnlih 10 e
Nebnlihteit -meu. 1eper r1einb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-21

-@ie aus Dresden Qenelbet uiro.
1T nun AUDI bic dltefte 9Ddter oes
ungfa6lithen penitUnirten Oberf1r.
tiers Bilsourf ibren 8erlebungen er.
leaen. Bilsoorf eribU6, ME gentel'
bet. ourh miBlihe Berm6eensuer.
bdltniiie aur Bersmeidune aetrteben,
feline @nttin uno flint &inber nit be-
rem 8uitimrnunG, murauf er ieinem
eiaenen 2eben elm gnoe matte.
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glrheitete iuie ein Qpunner.

Nr. 8. SC. 8nlter. goit0r oes
rgnterprile" in 2uuiia, 3d., iaat:
sd bntte einen Nanel i'm SUB,
wanots 8udlen's Nruica Salbe an
uno NOR aeheilt. IS trat teine gnts
aitnouna cir" gu haben bel Ioolpb
SreiR uno u. guau u 60. IS Cts.
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Gs ftno Gmre yaierem.
sHsrrt Sud mid)t iibsr Die ltriabe @ns
reg 9etOens. Sin Siirger bon
Sun MntoniD seigt, ME e8
at beilen lit.

Wandhe Meniden benton ME an
lire Nteren. Benr tie an einetn
lobmen, ibmaden ooer idmeraenoen
&uden leiDen, 10 meinen ite, ea lei
musfulDIe SbmGhe; tuerrt iie
! Standardization i'm urintren baben,
10 olauben Ite, oaB fth oas BON lelbit
tuieoer beben miro. l1no 10 perbdlt
es liG nit allen ben anoeren 5pmps
tonen oes 0ierenleibens. Mber oes
raoe oarin lieet Die @efabr. Sbr miBt
oieIe Dinpe beilen uber fte fiibrer gu
Diabetes ooer CUR Bright i1en Mies
rentranfbeit. Das bette 6ei[mittel,
oas SIR anuenoen fDnnt, iino Dnau's
@ierens Biaen. Sic beilen ale 1ebel,
Die por ifmahen Doer t~rantbaften
9ieren ftamnten. San &nt0nter lie.
gen 8euguis fir pertnanente &us
rem alb.
q. 8. @ube, SEQ. Ill DIT. 0Duftuns
StraBe, San IntDniu, Ser. iaat:
SD bate ieit LANCER Belt Nnfdne
pDu &iidenidmeraen unb Sbmersen
iiber meiner linfen 6ifte uno i'd
speifle nibt baran, oaB iie in SDlge
oDn ueberanitrengung entftanoen.
Sb oies nun 10 mar ober nidt; ib
meiB nur, oaB Die Infdne seitmeile
10 l9mer maren, baB i'd mild oft
tagelang gu Bette begeben muBte.
eSd1 hatte eineu nfuten Wnfnu i'm
nereangenen @inter, als ih BON
9Dan's Nierenz8 ilen bDrte, Die i'm
Store Der 8erar Drug @p. gu erlans
gen iinb uno ib peribaffte mir cine
Sba9tel unb berIumte lie. Sic lei>
iteten Nles, mas fiir Tie beaniprubt
miro. Sic furierten Die &iiden=
ibmer5en prompt unb poaftdnbig
nno ebenlD cine Sdmieriateit in ben
@ieren : Nbionoerunaen, Die mild
Itarf gepla9t bate. Sic arbeiten
ausaeseihnet uno ib babe feinen
2neifel, baB iie in ieoem anoeren
Sale ebeniO tutrfune8poa lein per-
cen."
(Dieies 8euenis unroe am %.
Npril 1908 a~5geaeben.)
3mei Sabre aebeiIt.
Nm 81. Snli 1905 fiigte Wir. CUBE
hinsu: Bdbreno Der lebtert snei Sabre
baben iib in meinem Sale bic 0ie.
renleioen nidt mieoer eingeiteIt une
ih halte Jest ntehr uDn DDan's Hies
rem Biaen, uie lie oDrber.
Gum 8ertnuf bel alien 6dnblern.
Breis so Gents. Softer Miilburn
Co., Buffalo. Stem @Drf, nlIeinige
Igenten fir Die 8ereinigten Staaten.
grinnert gum bes Namens 9pan
uno rehnt feline anoeren.
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Wabl : Mn5etgem.

Sur Staot. 9 haBmeifter .
Die .6reie Breiie FIR 5eras" 1T autori.
iiert, 9errn SnD s. Sentiman als
meifers anautanbisen, abbdnais DON Der
Sanbluns Ger Ron.8 artiian'Sfonpention
am Mittfuoh ben 20. in Der Beetbuoen-
Gnle,
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= Sobu $. Bolton, Oefentlider
0utar. @runoeieentur1. Iaent fir
BeniipnsanIprife. @de Gr0Gett.
uno 0auarrpsS traBe, %eegeniber bon
Der San Gntunio grpreB." Neuea
TeLenhnn 42Q.
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Tar Alderman at large.

SD tinoige mid bierinit als aanbioat
fir 6os Nrnt zines alderman at large
an, abbangiq pon Der 9anoiuna Der RoH-
Bartiian. &onnention am 20. Ntars in Der
BeethoneusSalle.
G6uin 8pbemtls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-21
GnDIt@ a~etunnen.

s. u. 0arn1Dn, 2isentore. IS. g..
iaat: rgnolid bobe i@ in Or. Sings
Meue 2ebens' Biuen cine Bile ee'
funoen. bic mid ME enttduibte. Gut
aegen ftnrre Sober uno bruniihe Ser.
itDpfuna1. Blu baber bel 10. 9reiB
uno &C. gpbn 6 Co.. Npotbeter.
@aranttert. Is gts
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Trnnf Bu6harot.

Die RDnuentiDn uar eft nm / nbr
init ibren @eihaften fertig uno l6fte
iiG nah Nnnabn1e bes Bel9lufies,
oaB oas @recutin. &Dnite Die Nadts
uDutomrnenheit baber iun. ireenb
melbe eirtretenbe Batun5ert AT fils
fen. nuf.
Das Tidet entbdlt einige gans
nur3I9lihe 4alnen, tam uber aLs
@arsee niht als ftart gelten. Die
BDpuInritdt bes Mapurstanoibater
tuirb WanHen auf benz Tidet nit
Durdbbelfen Hiifien. i'm Sole fid Die
4arapaane 10 suipiben fDlte. baB auf
beioen Seiten niGt Diel aeftrihen
wirh, unn es lid ur1 Die @rm6blln9
eines TiGets en- block tanoelt.
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5mlntae =Matinee =gyre1e. Is. %, 50 uuo so @ents.
abeno 9reiie lib 25. 80, 50 nuo Is Gents.
9Boheuton= Mutiuee, {. .. grtpafiene 25e, Sinoer l5c.
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3nderrobr.s aneu. 4afir.G urn.

6aler, Rpru, 8ieie, Chaps, &eis, Sen,
white WOLF gemilbtes 6utter. erit.
tIaiiae Baren 81 %raiI0nabIen @reiien.
<. G. RAIL-,
33I Sapion GtraBt. R~acbfDlser pui
3. &. Mauermnnu & Bro
8eioe 9elehbout.
- Nuh bel 6rauet Tam man iein
@el0 IN hen Wiunn briunen.
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TinGs ) Gents oapaua . Giaarre.
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Lucy and Lucier, Leo Cooper n
Company, Burton und Brooks, Violet
Dale, c. Porter Norton. Susimato
Jap Troupe und Maiestograph.
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Majestic Theater.

Suterfate 9utuiement &c., Gigentimer,
{. %. @ulIaIg, Wanager.
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9Ot0le8.
Die aoupenttOn Der aon garttan,s.

Die 4onpemttDm Der Won 9arti5au'S.
Sn teiner &%pnuention Fat lih mol
r1ebr @nibuliaamus funo geaeben.
feline mar sablreidaer beiuht, ole Die
Der Soon Bnrtiian"s Bartei. Die an,
MittmDh abeno i'm 5aale oea Wartt,
baules ubgebnlten murbe. 9ie
5timmabgabe fir Die Wab0rs. Rans
oioaten seigt, bnB 1911 Burger ans
ueleno mnren.
Die &%pnpention murbe uDrl Or.
Sc. gafferB er6ffnet, morauf man
Berrp S. 9emi8 nls pern,anenten
BDriiber uno 6. 6. @reiiDn nls Se'
tretdr erpdblte.
Wnt. Nubreb nut1inierte in lanQes
rer &eoe, in suelber er Die GoraIge
ieines 2anoionter prizes unb feline
Edti9teit i'm BDlisei' unb Seuer.
uebrsD epartentent, als Wit9lieb oes
Staotrats, ala Sheriff ETC., bernprs
bob, SDh1 @. gnbiu.
&C. $. @eiter nDriinierte S0bn e.
NiQiauta, uno S. 3. &irfpatrid
brad5te @iqiam gaiitn in 8orIhlae.
Die Gbitinmung mad Brecintten
erQab 932 Stimuter fir Goblin, 454
fiir Wiuiarls uno 225 fir gnifin.
TDbtn erbielt oemnab beinabe rrt
elm Drittel mebr Stimmen mie feline
@egentanoionten. Die iih init @resie
aurlf3Dgen, suiammengenDmnten.
TDbin's domination erfolate oann
einitimlnig unter fiirhter[i1en1 Beis
fau. Sn Ieiner Nnnobtnerebe bemertte
Goblin. oaB er, tpenn ertudblt, fir
refine StraBen lUrger uno oas BDli'
gel. nno Jeuermebrs9 epartetnent ldu.
bern meroe. Ct iet teir Sinanater
unh meroe Die 2eituna Der TinnnSen
benz betr. Staotrats , 4omite iibsrs
lafien.
Die @uminatipnerl fir Die iibrieeu
Aentter fino mie fnlet:
Gtaotantpalt, ". g. Snerum;
MGeipr. Tbao. SO. Smith;
Solicitor. gbaa. 6Drn;
Shnbmeifter, SDbn 9. Sentiman;
NuoitDr. Grib @rDos;
&etDroer, @riff 5nnes.
Aldermen at Large: Silua 6eirnartn,
s.. u. @hapa, George 9. EaliaferrD
rnb gbmin Bubemils.
Nloermen-
/. @nro-Nnorem WeDer;
2. SDe Sbnota;
3. Bnul MeeriGeiot;
4. 6. s. TbUmpiun;
5. Or. 8. 6. ShrDplbire;
6. . W. VI. Shaefer;
&. y 8iuiam 9ubrDm0lsti;
8. Srnnf BoBbarbt.
A<sa fNnNkn1aAs-a E~~~ Ill ..sa I 11L.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
Learn to Play with the Children

Parents should never get too old to
be companionable with children. The
heart can remain young when the
body has become old. How? First,
by remembering we were once young,
and recalling what was pleasing to
us. Then, by showing patience with
follies and foibles that they will out
grow, and avoiding harsh rebukes,
confidence will be encouraged. Mu-
tual interests can be cultivated until
all the work the mother does, if done
cheerfuily and well, the daughter will
take pride and pleasure in doing her
self. The father and son should be
comrades, and these happy relations
can begin and grow by playing with
the children.-Ex.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
R + REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINsToNsALEM, N. c.
Centerville Dots.

The farmers have started to pre-
pare for another crop.
Mr.. Horace Crosson and Miss Net
tie McCartha, of Leesville, were Wis
itors to the Centerville section Sun
day.
Miss Bertha Craps, of Route No. 8,
visited the Misses Craps Sunday.
Mr.. Jimmie Sease and wife ST ent
Sunday with Miss Ella Sease.
Mr.. Erastus Amick and sister, Miss
Leila, attended preaching at St. Paul
church Sunday.
Rev. B. D. Wessinger and family
spent Sunday night with the family
of Mr.. G. F. Keisler.
Mr.. w. L. Addy and daughter, Miss
Emma, spent Sunday with MIR. K. B.
Price.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
CATARRH
and
Catarrhal Headaches

are quickly relieved by Nosena. 1t
soothes the congested mem mbranes, allays
infammations and thoroughly heals and
cleanses. 1t keeps moist all the pas;
sages whose tendency is to thicken and
become dry. Cures colds, throat trou-
bles, hoarseness, hay fever, ''stopped-
up nose, breathing through mouth
while sleeping, offensive breath, etc. 1t
is antiseptic and contains no chemicals
or drugs having a narcotic effect, or
that can cause the "drug habit" Der
rick's Drug Store and G. E. Corley.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30

Three ways are used by farmers
for curing and preparing their to-
bacco for the market; namely sun
cured, air cured and fue cured.
The old and cheap way is called air
) cured; the later discovery and i'm
proved way is called fue cured.
In Aue curing the tobacco is taken
from the fields and racked in barns
especially built to retain heat and
there subjected to continuous high
temperature, produced by the direct
heat of fame heated hues, which
brings out in the tobacco that
stimulating taste and aroma that
expert roasting develops in green
coffee. These similar processes give
to both tobacco and coffee the cheer
ing and stimulating quality that pop
ularizes their use.
The quality of tobacco depends
much on the curing process and the
kind Of soil that produces it, as ex-
pert tests prove that this fue cured
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
Wednesday. January 80, 1907.
why Wall Street
Attacks Nevada Mines.


Wall Street has conducted a cam
paign of vilifcation and SANDER dur
ing the last month against the gold
fields Of Nevada. In this campaign
it has enlisted the services of all the
publications at it's command, includ-
ing the cheap weekly magazines and
that portion of the daily press that
always is for sale for any purpose.
A horde of "almost'' mining experts
was sent out to Goldfeld to belittle
the camp and lie about its production.
Some of them actually got as far as
Goldfeld and spent whole day Sin
vestigating." None of them ever had
seen a mine before and none of them
went down in any of the big mines, es-
pecially not on any of the leases that
are producing fortunes daily, because
one reporter would occupy, on the
HayesMonnette lease, the room of $500
worth of ore for the leasers when it
was brought to the surface. Anyway,
Goldfield was too busy producing for
tunes to pay any attention to these
smear investigators.''
: Any wise mining investor who read
the drivel that these chaps wrote
could readily recognize that they did
not know any more about mining than
wooGchuck does about the gates Of
heaven.
The secret of the attacks made by
Wall Street district lies in the fact
that the interest and dividend dis
bursements for this month amount to
$3.50, 1000, 900. Wall Street interests re-
uuire that this sum should bereturned
Immediately to their control, either
through investment in Wall Street
banks.
There is no philanthropy about Wall
Street, and none behind Wall Street
exists by handling the money of the
general public and they CO not want
any of it detected to the Nevada
mines. There is no desire on their
part to protect the public, but they
hope by a campaign Of lying and
abuse to scare the general public into
returning the money to the banks that
bear the Wall Street stamp They are
interested only in grabbing back from
the people the money that has to be
paid out in dividends and interest.
Wall Street is recognizing that the
general public is losing faith in Wall
Street methods and Wall Street forms
of manipulation. AS result of that,
thousands of people are putting money
into good mines of Nevada, and the
good mines of Nevada are giving
splendid returns for the Investment
Goldfeld's answer to these ISLANDERS
is an increase in the gold production,
and the camp is now turning out yel-
low metal at the rate of $4,000, 900
year. The Goldfeld district is only
in it's infancy, but will be as great if
not greater than the Comstock.-Jour-
nal of Finance.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
Cured of Lung Trouble.

at is now eleven years slnce.l had a
narrow escape from consumption, {"
writes G. O. Floyd, leading business
man of Kershaw, S. G. II had run
down in weight to 1876 pounds, and
coughing was constant, both by day and
by night. Finally began taking DR..
Kings New Discovery, and continued
this for about six months, when my
cough and lung trouble were entirely
gone and was restored to my normal
weight, ITO pounds" Thousands Of
persons are healed every year. Guaran-
teed at Kaufman Drug CO. SOC and
Sl.00. Trial bottle free.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
Nsox uu Tdoaeso MNpvovss ii AZNs RoesxSgQ
wpzoves Gxesn co3xes. Nsa< Ueve\aps SAe
Stimulating kgosNa aWA Tos$e &ouNa
IN SShnapps Tohosco
0NA Coffee

tobacco, grown in the famous Pied
mont region, requires and takes less
sweetening than tobacco grown IN
any other section of the United States
and has a wholesome, stimulating,
Juicy, full tobacco taste that satisfies
tobacco hunger. That's why chewers
prefer Schnapps, because SchnaPps
cheers more than any other chewing
tobacco, and that's why chewers of
Schnapps pass the good thing along
-one chewer makes other chewers,
until the fact is established that
there are more chewers and more
pounds of tobacco chewed to the
population in states where Schnapps
tobacco is sold than there are in
those states where Schnapps has not
vet been offered to the trade.
A 1oc. plug Of Schnapps is more
economical than a much larger 1oc.
plug Of cheap tobacco. Sold at soc.
per pound in sc. cuts. Strictly 10
and IS cent plugs.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30

Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved? If you doubt this just
try one application of Chamberlain 8
Pain Balm. 1t will make rest and sleep
possible, and that certainly means y
great deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism. For sale by Kaufman
Drug Go.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
How to Avoid Pneumonia.

You can avoid pneumonia and other
serious results from cold by taking
Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the
cough and expels the cold from the sys-
tenn as it is mildly laxative. Refuse
any but the genuine in the yellow pack
age. The Kaufman Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30

Daniel W. Field, OF Brockton, Mass,
paid $4,000 for a COW one day last
week. She is a Holstein-Freisian and
the champion mixer Of New York
state.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
Special Announcement Re
garding the National Pure
Food and Drug Law.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs,
colds and lung troubles is not affected
by the National Pure Food and Drug
law as it contains no opiates or >other
harmful drugs, and we recommend it
as safe remedy for children and adults.
The Kaufman Drug Co.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30

The house and senate have both
passed the bill increasing the pay of
congressman from $1,000 to $500 a
year. The president will approve it.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-01-30
Grand Jury Indicted
Two Brothers.

Culpepper, Va, Jan. 24.-Phiiip J..
and James A. Strothers, brothers,
were indicted by the grand jury today
for the killing of VIM. F. Bywaters,
recently, within an hour after he had
married their sister.
Mrs. Bywaters was too i'll to appear
before the grand jury.