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, 1908-02-03
PRESIDENT
AS BOOSTER
DELIVERS LECTURE AT WHEAT
LAND AND LAUDS THE UNI
VERSlTY OF WYOMING.
DR.. Tisdel Says State Institution Is
Pre-eminently the Place to Produce
Needed Experts of Husbandry and
General lnter-Mountain Develop.
ment-SpIendid Address.

DR.. Tisdel, president of the State
University, highly entertained a good
audience at the Congregational church
last evening, says a Wheatland dis
patch of January 80 to the Cheyenne
Tribune. He is a very interesting
speaker and is thoroughly at home in
the subject to which he is giving his
life work, higher education. One can
not listen to him talk without being
lifted by his beautiful rounded periods,
as well as his strong personality, to
that high plane which he would
have his hearers occupy. He
causes them to agree with him
in believing that the university
over which he presides does fill now
and is destined to fill to an even great
er degree, the peculiar needs of the
new but growing state; that the farm,
err of today, unless he has some know
ledge of the soil and the crops best
suited TO it, as well as the man who
goes about his work, without other
than main strength II awkwardness,
will soon find himself in the back
ground-in short the demand is for ex.
perts in all lines of activity. The man
who does not know whether Pike S
Peak is in Missouri or Colorado or the
the one who is in doubt as to whether
the Panama canal is for irrigation
purposes, is not what he calls a ex-
merit
, 1908-02-03
Place to Produce Experts.

The doctor causes his audience to
believe that the University of Wyo.
ming is pre-eminently the place to
produce those much needed experts
Of husbandry and general intermoun-
tain development. That it emphasizes
many features of learning which few
if many of the eastern schools have
felt the need of.
His great plea is that Wyoming peo,
pie patronize their own Wyoming
school.
The doctor is spending two days
visiting the Wheatland schools, and
many of the teachers are quite merry.
GUS" to know whether he will find lit
tie to comend and much to condemn
in them or not.
, 1908-02-03

Albany County National Bank Block.
, 1908-02-03

,,,e DRUGS, STATIONERY AND MAGAZINES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
9ie Sdmn6elt,
9ic GranfeM,
Starf nuS seinno senadlt bnrd,
DR.. RAILWAYS
r. SOLVENT

Seoer 3rupien bon Hr. Raouub's RtfoIesHf
irdh. hurb onS gIut. ben S6peib, urtH uHs
aubere 6Iiiiatetteu uno Gdite bes Snftems ole
ge5eusirnit beun es srfeet bic abfonoernHeeH
heS a6rpers init neuem unb aeIuroem wsaie'
ridi. ST. 9iabpap's RsfcIoent III bic stHdtas
politoe aur fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
9sieren. nno glaienIeibeu,

GurHs unb Sautsaranfbeitrn foipIe gIafsns
ieinc. 3uderfrnuI1eit ganfferfubt. abftellnHs
oeS 98uIfcrS, tubeIifnoiafeit bes urlHs,
g'riabt'ide SranIbet NIburtnaria urh In dt'
len Sdueu no ,grii 2uii"t "t9obenfds borbdE,
ben III oeer ods 9anffer bid, poIIa unb ss'
mt1t III NIT Gu6itauSeu, pte ooS gSetbe eIs
mes sizes ODER 6dben wte ipeibe setbe, ober 20
bat eiH frnuibnltes, btntIcS. bilibfss ausiebsn
unb peibcn ugene 2ut"aocentab. nHs men"
elm prticIHoeS. brcnneuoes 8eftibI betm 9dlti'
reu bon gSafer pabrnebmbar 1T. uHo eAWer'
zen i'm Qreu5c mo In ben 2eHoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
Splscftireu Der 1909 SteuCrn.
Steucrs : TcpnrtCmctt 4,nthhnue
. IttmDrc, Is. Sc5cmber ~
3ur 9iadlrtG,t flir StcuerSab!er.

- MI WHIVFIIIt Ut -EVHtF0H 0HWEFF'
Sic Yiider oirie& Ncrnrtement5 mcroeu an
tirung bon Slaolss mio Staottenern fitr Saa
Jabr 1909 often icin, }lpci uno Ctnbulb (2ta)
gro8ent GtScpntt mcrocH nuf dIc ltihliitheI
eirunneaentbuH RerionaIs mo .SeiurldteR
Hehnu9en bepliiat ole iu1brenh hes W{es
rutS Sumlnr ui.ht pGter ais his =dmitag.
nen so, 1anuar tnCr 81, fdut uui GQnrlal),
HocbmittGge llDr. be5nbIt iperoeu Stint (5)
lBt.
GteucrSnbIer bnnCn lore RchHmngcn per
Eoit erbaItcn inhcm oieielbeu ohue Sbaern
an oer es uboeftadft III uno unter @eiicqrng
eInee nit bcfen 9Ioreiic nericbrncn fruuttrlen
Eritnm tnGe. NM sic ucruuqtsH 8egtmus
aelt prrocn bis }llll !. rSUmur jugtf,bidt pcrs
oGl. S,ellt ReduIugcu utrocu du@befdabt
iuenH niht onrum periEIicb ODER byt,f.ih CT
iubt miro.
SrGuf @rpiuu,
(SC5iS 23 .29ib) Siuots sStcucrciHuchMer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
(sinen Mouat ipater.

20. guguIt 1905
81 4abmnp & Co. 9ieu 9orf,
Sh nc9mc leet bic FINITE 5Iaide bon Sdrem
&eIpuent uno beiiltbs mtd pteI beffet. 9abe
nuiae66ri Ben gGai6eter" sii Gebrnudeit. irin
gaifrt lebt gduS oronuHlsaenidb nne tetdas.
ubre Shmrr5en stnnn ieet bfffer ftbIafen.
stebe uidt 70 biniia aiif. Der spe8dIifi, bet
10 IN guIicn fonuIiirte, fagie mir. if iHiffe
mtincn uriul ub5eben 70 lance Id febte. nno
immer nit bel Gdmersen. SD nnbm hen aes
fobcHi iietie. bon gtninne AT. etn GeffertsIbees
5net bon clue baIhc shinee nub ieber D'abi'
seit. Sd f6re,6e bieen Neridbt. UNI Glft pffeR
III laicu. hnf AaeS IN Cronuna us feine
5hmerseu unb eiu nefuHber auttaHb ber gId.
fe Gull i'd nod cine geile iprtiabren. eeH
Refobent 5it nebmen Sh leere lett Die
@Iaic gan6. obne Ncibilfc oes Gatbeier.
Sbr duirihtlser
2. q. 8pbbett
9bampfaiH. Geu Oori.
Vine 5ln'6c bon 9laepnD's aefoIbeut enf'
Ddit uebr ors ueiben grin3tps her Dleoi8tH
ais ireeub cin anoeres grdparat. 3n nebmeH
in 56eciBficl Eofru. ipd6reuo Gnosre ffnf' oSer
irtsmal inebr crioroeru gretS 81. 8erfan't
bon 9lpctbctcrn ober init GtpreB 5uaef6tai.
mao @ornuSoe5abhnG nnieres Breife5.
gJcneet Giih an II. 9abiuab & Co.. 90. f2i
geono Ctr. g'ep s)ort. fir Boot Of stbbiee'.
(sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
Summer \ Yefer,
1entldcs ganfs nuo 8chieiseidaft,
26 Sputb-Strafe,

,Rattunai ganf Of GpnImerte"syebanee
W,ltgliseer Der AftienbDrie.
slI,s unb 8erfnuf hon glftien uno Obt9otio
nen 8echfel unb Greoithrtefe out dlle oaupt
tddblihen Gtdbte Guropas Wits uno Ssrfau'
treHioer GeIoforten, onte gIiisiertiguHG bon
Bonmutoteu, Shiffsfarteu bon uIlo raG
Eeutf6Iann. tIorli2T-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
S0merSbattes llrinireu
%. SuIi 1905.

Scrrcn 8nhmdh & 60.
Sd mar beboiiet init llnbeItdHbi9fet Ses
Trims. gin ae5punger, niee aQdIe In "a StuE'
ben 6u urlHreu. Gs 1T cine erobe @eIdfiigaHg
nic aud, fcbr fcbnlerlbdft. Wiene sef9Iethtii'
ctcr Strditc iiHb lebr i6rua6. SD mnB Hatss
aae 6pei etuuoen uufiieben nm au uriutren
Wenn i0 mid pcrbIlie. fIiebt es ab. Sd bsn
u Sabre alt unb nnoerlueihg bet febr guter
cicimobell Sdn crfude mn 9r 8astpdp's au'
ten aoib bite nm totortiae etniiuort
z. q. 9ubbeIL
gbdmpIaiu Clinton Co., u. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
Ntcbr luioerrnfene Sheatrr,e eiccn;cu.

u cru 9orf, 2S. Ie5entber. -
gl5 Hclultat Der fiir5lid oili 0eron.
ldl'llng oeS .Diopors DfcGlellat eroif,
neten llnteriuhllng betreifs llcbertre.
tin1 oeS SonntugsgeieBe5 ourdJ
Sbeoter 8oriteIlingen oronete Gor.
porotlon8unnaIt ReltOIeton beitte 0nS
sln'ietch Der notbmenoigen Gotlt.
mclte 5lr 9ImllIIitllng Der 2icelBcn
OIL luelhe ocnl Gictorio.. 9nbonbra.,
americolr iulo Snrtia & Seomou'
Ebcoter on Der i25. Strobe ertbeiit
moroen lnnren. Tieie E6cnter iolen
bds 1onntuI9gcieG conicnteut iIbcrs
trettn habcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29

1T nlIen 4iuen ataenhaer oe5oten melbt t1r
Nniteres hitter einet Eoet3Hdcrteu suue rerberl
1eit User etipda 81 betberaeii bat fpeli fetr
ebrlifeS sptI. edrj 1,ioet5 itebi "a nit oetti
II. Berratbarduterpiaen bem beriibuiet,
Peilntittel fir nlle drani6eiien oer Seroauiitas.
Draane. oer eeber oes Wlaaers uno Der Rie,
rem. ens fur IS Getiia iii alien Apobeten sa
befortiiten III. Eieie 9iqeu boben feIne ibers
tetne deenoen. rretadiden Gitite IN ibreni
5nHeren nerboraen, io1oerh beiteben MIR aus
nen psten Edttfr hrifriiti1fr Fflnf,ten
ff'tfntq gasl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29
81 29rozent.
bpn Baltimore.
eHbpft.Gde puu Gbarles. uuo 2eEinstpn. strahr.

9nIttmore. s. 0caember 1908.
Die iabrliheu Sn,erefsn sur aate upu 8Hs
gro,ent pro Sabr, tpeIbe am /. Sanuar 1909
fduia fino. tperbcn uu eeHalntem Satum Den
Snbaberu bon GanEbldern 3u gut eeibrieben
unb an uno nab Samitag, ben 2. Sanuar 1909,
III ole 9nnfbd1sr eiHeetraeeH.
etaatss uuo Stnotiicuprn perhen bon Der
9art be6abIt 3epoIiten BON SOC nHS au'tpdrts
aHgenomnlen.
Sdglth, nun 10 Born. Biz 3 Rat,ns.
eamHags, non 10 9prm. bis abbs.
Rubert 81. 9aring, 9rdf.,
SBpmas q. Butts,
(Ee5s-Sdntb) S4aemeiier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-29

DC omcrituniihc Shloftidliii TIottc
1utcr oCm Commando bc9 2lbmirolv
SpcrrD toul beutc uui ibrcm @e1e
uddh SlC5 um bICii1en Narelt uorbcl,
Si: pcrlirB Colombo, GcnionL an
%. 1c}cmhcr
Nchort SUM .@cIhcH z NJ
fat"
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@abl Mnsetgem.
Fir sbertff.

Sic nSreie 8refle fir Segas" lit auto
r%iiiert. an6u8ei9en, baB 8. 8. 2inDz
e y &anoioat fir bas Mmt zines sSberiffs
bon 8egar gountb tit nno 1i6 Der @ntz
l6eionn9 Der bemofrati16en Srimdrz
ipablen unteripirft.
Sic uSreie 8reie fir Se1as 1T auto
%riliert, an5u5eisen, bnB Sames 30 C
@Ipsfeb &anoibat fir bas Imt
bes @beriffs bon 8egar gountb lit urb
ii6 ben Oentofratii6en P~rimdripablen I'M
Suit u%nteripirft.
Sic nSreie Rreiie fin gegos" lit
autoriiiert, an5u5eigen. baR 8 N. S.
@ofortb &anbibat fir oas Imt Ell
neg Sberiffs bon 8egar County lit uno
ii1 Der @nt16eioung Der bemofratii6en
Yrimaripablen nnterpirft.
Sic uSreie 9reHe@ lit autpriIiert,
8.prge Surfep als &anbibat fir
bas Itnt oes 9beriffs bon 8egar
@onntb, a6ban9ig bon ben I'M Suli gu
balteroen Dempfratiiden @rimdrtpablen,
anaufiinoiaea.
Sic ~uSreie 8reiIe fir gegos lit
artoriiiert, ar15r8eigen, baB 6 + a 8. e.
Stebens aailbibat fir bas 9lmt eli
nes 5beriffs BON Segar County lit unb
ii6 Der gntideioune Der bempfratiiden
Erirndrtpablen %nnterfptrft.
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Sir Gprntn=GIerf.

Die rSreie Ereiie fir Eegns~ TIT auz
toriliert, arl5u5eigen, Daft 8ibia an g,
5amiIton &anbibnt fir bas gmi
oes County, gIerfs bon 8egar Count
tit urb ii6 ben bemofratif9en YrimGrs
ipablen I'M SnIi unteripirft.
s0ie nSreie Bref5e fir Segas~ lit ats
torfIiert, an5u5eigen, baB Mite s.
Campbell &anbibat fir bas @mt bea
golrntbsglerfs bon 8egar gountb lit uni
lid ben oemotratif9en Rrimdrtpablen i'm
SnIi untertpirft.
ssoie nSreie grefe" lit ~aatorilieri
Sranf 81. 3enfpn nls &anoiba1
fir bns Mmt bes gpuntb@ gIerl
bon Begnr County, abbdngig bon Der
am %. Ssnli asubalterben 6emofratiideu
Yrimdrtpablen, anautiinoiaen.
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Stir Gpmitabler, 9recinft 0p.

9ie uSreie Yre5e fir Segas~ TIT auz
toriiiert, anan5eigen, baB 6. S.
Heebes &anbibat fir bas 9mt BEG
gontablers IN Rrecinft SEQ. 1 tit nnf
id Der gnti9eibung Der bemofrati11er
Hrimdrtpablen llntertpirft.
Sic 0Sreie Hreffe fir Tegas" lit aus
toriIiert, an5u5ei9er, Dab S. CD. @iI :
&nnbibat fir bas Mn1t bes Cont
itabler Hrecinft $50. 1 lit unb 1i6 Der
@ntideibune Der bemofratii6en 9rimdrz
tpablen unterpirft.
9ie rSreie Breiie fir Segas" lift aus
toriIiert. a1l5u5ei9en, bab Sobn 6.
Sr nt1er &al1biDat fir bns Mmt bes
@pn1fabler Brecinft $50. 1 lit uno 1id
Der @ntf6eionns Der benlofratif6en 9ris
mdripa6len nnteripirft.
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WrH red1t stfdrtH.

Gatfe INIT Der Grau beratbenc):
mas fpflen mir nur NIT uniersm
Sobu maiden, Der 4ert bat ni1t fir
finf pfennige llnternebmunsssetf, 70
gar tsintr SJmpuls.1 = 9 :
sd bddtt halt, e tpdre bas tligite,
tptnn er btirdthtts." = q :
sgfa, bu berliert Ct bas lebte biHerl
Rpurage nod bonftdnbis."
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Dfe 0Be,pfdhtsknntrplle.

Gin reu eingetretenes DienfmGb>
9en bpm Der f6pdbtf4en gesenb Gu>
BERT fbr Grftaunen, fDie bas neugebp<
rene 1abp, our Ronffatirnng Der @ee
tDt4tsaunabnle, pDhentlih einmal auf
bie Wage gelegt ipirb. gnblih gibt BITE
Donna i1rem Grftuunen NIT f~Olgenben
Morien Musbrud: ISOLDE l1mitGnb
5nadt rter BET ons Bios NIT be Sdu."
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aiir Sriebensridter 9reeinlt /

Sic nSreie Yrefe fir Segas" tit altz
tori1iert. @arrb 9erbberg als
&anbi6at fir bas Gmt 6es Srie6ensz
ri9ters, Brecinft SO. 1, BIab 2,
(iebi bon Sen. 9. Sisf beiebt) abbdngie
bon ben b~ennofratiiden Rrimdrtpabler
nn3utinoigeu.
Sic vSreie grefe fir Segas4 lit a1tz
toriiiert. 8en@. Sist als @anbibai
fir 8iebertpabl fir 6ns gntt beg Sries
be nsri6ter 8, B~reeinft 1, Blab 2
abbdngi9 bon ben bemofratiiden gris
mdrtpablen, nn5ufiinbigen.
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Sir Guuntp= Mntualt.

g9ie uSreie 8refie fir Seras" 1T aus
torifiert, 5errn Serge @untreb
als &nnoi0aten fir 0as Qmt BEG County
Nnipalts, abbd1gig bon ben bemofrati@
i6en Rrimdrtpablen, an5ufunoigen.
Sic uSreie Rrefle fir Segas" lit aus
toriiert, So m S. 9enton als @ans
bioat fir @iebertpabI fir bas 4mt beg
Go II b anmnItes bon Berar
gonntb, a6bdn9ig bon ben am 25. Sill
itattfinoenoen 6enofratii6en Brimdr<
ipablen. an5ufiinoi9er.
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8eite galbe Der @eIt.

agg lit mir Elm gersniigen gud-
Ien's Mrnica SaIbe 5t empfeblen,
iagt S. 50. Senfins BON CHAPEL Sia,
sc. g., i'd bin iiber5eugt, fie 1T Die
bette Der @elt, iie furierte Elm anor>
pelgeidpiir an meinem Daumen.~
Sic berfeblt niht 81 beilen5 mo tie
a1getpannt tpiro. 25c bel @b. 9reiE
u1o 81. Gobn & 60.
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0iftrift=Mihter.

Die uSreie BrelIe fir gegas~ lit ats
foriIiert au5u5eigeu, bab Sc. g. Bud
leb &nnoi6at fir bas Nmt beg @i6ters
6es 81. 9ifriftgeri9ts 1T nito 5i9 Del
Gnti9eionng Der bemofrnfiiden Brimdr.
pabI am Is. Suit nntertpirft.
Sd bin &anbioat fir @ieberipabI fin
einen ~5fpeiten Sermli1l aIs 9iftriftrid.
ter beg 81. 9iftriftgerihts, ab6dngig Dor
ben oenlofratiiden Brimdrtpablen an
%. Snli 1908.
- artbmr 90. seelisipn,
Hi6ter 6es 81. 9iitriftgeridts.
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ssiir Gpmntn=Midlter.

Sic pSreie 8reile fir Seras" 1T autoriz
liert. an5n5ei9er, bab 9err Ebeobore
9arris s&nlloibat fir bas Nmt zines
gountbri6ters bon 8erar COUNTY tit
nnb 1i6 Der gnti1eibung Der bempfratiz
iden Rrimdripabl untertpirft.
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Ae1ftfututfnu.

gbef: Sic iinb Der Saustne6t
meier; haben sic eine 2egitimation21
-9austne4t: rDrauben auf
Der Strob' liegt tie - Sbr bamifder
@u9halter, Der mid net bat eini lafen
tpplIen.1
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Rnkmnftaknutnpstsm

2uftf9iffer: nRoloFales
peh sebabt beute: spei 0aasGrten be-
molirt unb bret Rirdtburmfpisen ber-
boqen!@
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9iHrft=GIerf.

Die r8reie Breffe fir segas~ lit alt>
toriiiert, GERM &n6reaS Cob II.
als &an6i6aten fir bas Nmt bes 9iitrifts
gIerfs BON 8egar gonntb, abbGngig bon
ben oemofratffden R~rimdrtpablen i'm
Suli, anaufinoigen.
9ie nSreie Brefe fir Eegas~ tit alt=
t%oriliert, Mnguft 8ieienba9 als
&a1oibat fir bns Amt bes 9ifrifts
gIerfs, abbdngig bon BEN bemofra.
fifteen Yrimdrtpahlen. anauaeiaen.
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Sir County, Sdabmeiiter,

Die rSreie Yreile fir Segas~ lit als
toriiiert, @. 8. (g6arlie) @biner
als aaaoioat fir County : 51abz
m G tier, nbbdneis bon ben bemofrafi<
iden Standardization am 25. Smli 1908
andufiinoigen. SIRE l1nteritiibuns erbe~
ten.
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Aita ner rTf11he.

Batter: .Marum tpeint benn Der
Grib 70 furhtbar2 Mas babt Sbr inn
benn fhon tpieber getban2"-R a + :
%, mir baden nur Solbatenmibbanb.
lung gefpieIt.4
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Betrud1t1tttu.

prnfefior (bo3irenb): .Die
ghtneien iinb bas dltefte RulturpoIf.
Sdon bor 1000 Sabren trugen ibre
Grauen @hube, bic ibnen au tlein mos
rem
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Wfferniuhtfn.

Sunge gran: nNein, 9u
ntmlnft feinen Negenfdirm nit = id
bur1fhaue Di9! 9amit haft 9u aud
NIT mir angebanbelt!4
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Sir Mrenrdfentnnt.

Sic uSreie greHe fir Eeyas~ lit au.
toriiiert, Germ Cue It er s.. Sc r.
reII als Heprdientant fir ben britter
RIab in @erar gountb, abbdrgig Dor
ben betuofratiiden 8rimdrtpablen, an5u.
fiinbieen.
Bir iinb autortiiert, Col. Sttt
8 abrmuub als &anbibat fin biz
Stantslegiafptur, Blab $50. 2, nbbdneis
BON ben am 25. Sui itattfiubenben Sri.
~m1drtpnblen art3u3eigen.
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Stir Siftriftantunlt.

9ie nSreie Brefe fir Segas" lit ate
toriiert, an5ufiinoigen, oaB 9err Nel<
on cutie &anbibat fir bns Mmt bes
DitriftantpaIts tit nnb fi6 Der gntideiz
oung Der 6en1ofratii9eu Primdrpableu
ON %. Suli nntertpirft.
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Nerhlntnt.

rNa. grit, ME it's benz, in Der
2ebrea" 9 uterle1rlin g:
sd befddftige mir NIT Der @rfinbuns
zines Obrenpan5ers."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-01

Muftsr (ftrenge): ~Du mort
ainurtig. RarI = bole mir bic Rutbe
aus benz Nebenatmmer!!" RarIs
DIN (ndd elmer Meile): Diana.
bie Mutbe hab' id nidt ~gefunben
bioB biefen Sppf ba nit Mnrmelabe!!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-01
aeaerh,piirnias aperanner,sru.

4tfrkspaaFhtg gerdnherttttB.
smas fat beuu Der Maber=9Rubi9
Der mar INNER 70 Elm Meter. bef1et=
bener Menfd. urb ieB' Inuft er rum
tnie Elm aufgeblajener 9ansnurf9t!1-
ga, metn Soft, bas Is eth re9tes
Mdlbeur! Den balm fie CUR 2uftfdif<
terdbtbeilung tpmmanbirt, unb ba Is
3bm Der 9a4on in ben Ropf g'itieg'n!1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-01

Dien tmdbden: rSebt bers
ftebe Id aud, tparum id INNER nisien
mub, penn id nal an Der Sbilr borde;
ba Bat bic Wubame ia NiespulDer in's
G9lifeloh 'neingeitreut!"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
FAMOUS MOUNTAINEER WILL
BE INVITED TO HAWAII
A Suggestion From A. GartIey Adopted by the
Promotion Committee---Beautful
Scenery of the Garden Isle.

I over the stream bed about twenty
times.
STEAMSHIP SUGGESTIONS.
elf the Kinau should take the
Halls trip, leaving here Tuesday and
I returning to Honolulu on Saturday
morning, there would be one day less
on Kauai, and possibly the Napaii trip
| could be cut out, or one of the trips
which l have outlined. Such sched-
ule, however, would promote travel
from Kauai to Honolulu, as the Kauai
people arriving in Honolulu Saturday
morning could attend our athletic
games and spend Saturday, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday in Honolulu.
These are better days than they can ar
range by the present steamer schedule,
and if it is within your province L be-
ieve it would be wise to suggest to
the Inter-Island Steamship Company
that this schedule should apply.
81 would further suggest that if any
trips are arranged for Kauai that the
matter be taken up with the parties |
have named, and arrangements be
made to wire the number of passen-
gers making the trip on the day that
ever, that not more than ten go at the
present time, on account of the lack of
hotel facilities in Waimea. However,
Mr.. Baker can advise you how many
people he can comfortably take care
of, apd the Waimea stables can advise
you of other accommodations.
81 would further suggest that those
who do not care to go into the mountains
could make trip to the barking
sands, to the Russian fort in Waimea
or to the heiau of Polehele.
81 am offering these suggestions for |
what they are worth, but I have trav-
eled through the mountain districts of |
South America, North America and |
Canada; also through the Lehigh al
ley and the Adirondacks, and with one
and that is the mountains
N Peru, / know of no more magnificent
scenery which can be seen with equal
facility than these mountains on
Kauai.
have just referred to trip which
covers the lee side of Kauai only. but
scenery of equal, if not greater, mag
lifcence can be found on the weather
ide at Hanalei, Wainiha and Haena.
t is only one days trip to Hanalei,
where Mrs. Deverill has excellent ac-
for travellers. With Ha-
alei as a base, all the other points of
interest may be visited. Here there is
xcellent bathing, fishing, boating and
mountain trips, including the
rail along the pole line of the Kauai
electric Company and their trail up
he Wainiha Valley
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17

placing of the bonds. They will bear
interest at six per cent. The debt
which the plantation has incurred with
its agents, F. A. Schaefer & Co., is the
reason for the issuance Of the script
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17

c. D. Walkers new. sawmill will
commence operations shortly. The
saw can take in log eight feet in
diameter and thirty feet long, and will
be able to saw 5000 feet a day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
NEW ssOo.ooo ISSUE.

The Honokaa Sugar Co. will float
$500. 900 bond issue, $1,000 to be issued
June 80 and the rest later. AS yet no
have been made for the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
A BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM.

This is condition Cor dsease) to which
them really understand. 1t is simply weak
Mesa break down, as it were, of the vital
forces that sustain the system. No matter
what may be its causes (for they are almost
numberless), its symptoms are much the same
the more prominent being sieeplessness, sense
of prostration WEAKNESS, depression of
spirits and want of energy for all the ordin-
airy affairs of life. Now, what alone is abso-
lutely essential in all such cases is IN
CREASED VITALITY vigour - VITAL
STRENGTH AND ENERGY to prove that as
night succeeds the day this may throw off
these morbid feelings and experience be more
certainly secured by course of the celebrated
life-reviying tonic
THFRAPTON NO. 8.
than bv any other known combination. So
surely as it - taken in accordance with the
printed directions accompanying it. will the
shattered health be restored, the EXPIRING
LAMP OF LIFE LIGHTED UP AFRESH,
and new existence impaired in place of what
had so lately seemed WORKOUT, used up and
valueless. This wonderful medicament is pure
ly vegetable and innocuous, is agreeable to the
taste-suitable for all constitutions and condi-
tions in either sex; and it is difficult to i'm
agine case of disease arrangement, whose
main features those of debility, that will
not be speedily and permanently benefited by
this never-failing recuperative essence, which is
destined to cast into oblivion everything that
had preceded it for this widespread and nu-
merous class of human ailments
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-17
THFRAPTON NO. 3,
THERAPION

is sold by principal Chemists throughout the
world Price in England 2i9 and 40 In
ordering, state which of the three numbers re-
quired, and observe that the word 'TherGpioTa"
appears on British Government Stamp lin
package by order of His Maiesty's Hon. Com
missioners- and without which it is forgery