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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-05-11
Set iiber 60 Sabren

f6on tpuroe Mrs. WinsIom's Sootb.
ing-SDrup bon Miuionen bon Miit.
tern beim 3abnen Der Rinoer ange-
.tDen6et. @irit gu Inn S1lafe 6urd
6as S6reien zines @in6es geltort,
oas i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor Sdmeraen
weint2 8enn 10, Iaiie iofort cine
Glai6e bon nMrs. @inslom's Sootb.
ing.Sprup" bolen. Sein @ert iii
unbeaabIbar. gs miro Dem fIeinen
2eioen0en fofort 2inoeriing berfbaf.
fen. 9erIaBt euh oaraut Miitter,
es lit fein 3meifeI oariiber. gs beiIt
Diarrboe, regrIiert ben Wagen unb
Die Niererl 'beieitigt 8ino-2 oIif, er.
neiht ben @aitmen, berbin6ert gnt.
5iinbung uno ftGrft 6as gauge Sp-
item. vMrs. @insIotp's SOOTHING
Sprup" fir adbnen6e &inoer lit on.
genebm i'm @eihmaf; oas &esept
itammt bon einem Der 1eften tueibli.
den Mer5te IN ben Ser. Staaten. gs
lit BET alien Druggilten in Der gan5en
8elt 5u baben. Breis % Gents per
Slaide. &auft nihts an6eres als
uMrs. @inslom's SOOTHING Sprup."
@arantiert urtter Der Sooo nt6
Drugs Mfte, 80. SUM 1906, SeriaI
@itmmer 1898.
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@eaeu etaatsprobibitium.

eSn 9aaos lit oas uNortb Seras
9uiineB Mens Democratic Inti Hro-
bibition Campaign COMMITTEE" 5u-
iammeneetreten bat Sobn 8. 8ortb-
ot als &agnefiibrer erfpablt nno
BEN foIgenoen grlaB peroffentli6t:
Sin oie 9emofratie bon Seras:
Sir glollben, oaB Die @eiese bon
8eros, Die Sen 2fquor=Sonbel reglt=
lieren, Die bette 8afis fir ein SDitem
biloen, Inn Ben Nabteilen uno Shao-
lihfeiten oieies 9anoels 5u begegtten;
besbaIb 1ino mir fir 2ocal Option,
neil iie ieoem goltntp uno Diitrift
Selbitreeierung getpabrt un0 erfla-
rem lns gu @uniten oes 8asfin-Mc-
@regpr @eiebes, peil 0ur6 feline
Snfraftiesung Der 2iquor-Sanoel
in %oenienigen @emeinoen reguliert
miro, mo- bas 2ocal Sptipn-@eies
ni6t eriitiert uno oesbalb fino mir
oogeserL baB cine @abl iiber Staats-
prohibition a~ngeoronet ooer ben
giirgern Elm oiesbe5iiglihes fonititu-
tioneaes ENHANCEMENT borgelegt miro.
gritens. @eil oaour6 cine &on=
,troperie berborgernfen miro, Die &C.
fabrlid fir ben Srieoen unb Die &c
i1dftsmoblfabrt oes Staates lit nrt0
bic tint Sabre 1887 enti6ieoen pnroe
uno 5mor 81 @nniten Der 2ocol Sp-
tion.
3meiteng. @eil oos 5pltem 5ur
NeguIierung oes @etrdnfebonoeIs,
popon oos 9asfin-M c@regor @eies
Elm Sell lit, binrei9enb oemonltriert
bat, oaB oieier SonoeI regliliert uno
f%ontroliert merben fam nnb oaB Der
regulierte @anbel Dem beimIi1en
entlhie6en bor5u5ie6en lit.
Orittens. @eil es gu bieier 3eit,
mo Der Stnat nit gerbdltnifien gu
fdmpfen bat, Die Die fommer5ieae uno
i~nouftrieae 5abigfeit iuspenoierten,
lpiiuidensnert tit, oaB mir SIT ben
ru6igen nnb proiperierenoen Set
ten, Die ourh Die fiir5lide 8mnic 10
idb unterbro6en muroen, 5uridfeb-
ren-1tno es Sic patriotii1e Hflidt eli
mes jeben einlidtigen @iirgers iein
ionte, iid BON elmer &ontroberie uno
Mgitation ab5upenoenL Die Der Notur
Der 9inge nod ben Staat in einen
@ufrubr beriesen muB, Der Ben Srie-
ben oes Staates beorobt uno gountp
gegen COUNTY, @emeinoe gegen &C.
mein0e, giirger geeen 8iirger, Nad-
bar gegen Na6bar auf6ebt.
9esbnlb foroern mir ale Demo-
fraten BON Seras auf, iid nit ulls
5n bereinigen, uno uns ibre tatige
llnteritiislng 81 leiben nj benz Bro=
teit gegen cine 8etpegllng, Die ben
Staat IN @%nfregnng periest, ben
6rieoen fort ur1o Die Hiiffebr gu
Gube uno @olfabrt ouf unabIebbore
3eit binausidiebt.
Solgen Die llnteri6riften Ser arge-
lebeniten @eidaftsIeute beridieoener
Staote.
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grfonftes @obIpollen lteiet
I'M Yreiie 10 oft man ieiuer beoarf.
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9lus Mien melopt non. Q,t

Ius @ien meloet man: 3u Ell
nem Hieienifanoal madit Die Mff1re
oes papitliden @rafen 8eits aus,
oeiien Stieftohter, mel1e 8eits our
Jiibrung zines laiterbaften 2ebens
anbieIt, iid in Der 0onau ertranft
bat. Die n~elteroings befannt genor-
bellen meiteren G~in8elbeiten baben
Die groBte Seniation erregt. Ser
Stiefpater, pelher in ben &reiien Der
2ebetuelt iebr befannt lit uno felt
langem IN ben 91aben bon 8uhe.
NOR, benlbte cine ibm perliebelie
Sabaftrafif gum 9uppelplab fir ebs-
malige Sffi5iere. Die Eote mar sic
Softer eines bohgeiteaten aapaliers.
es 1T nltftnebr elm Iagebii1 Der lin
gliidli6en uufgefunoen iporoe,.
Card Die onrin entbaltenen Muf-
5eidynurgen peroen piele Mbclige
ifiper fompromittiert.
Sn mcrifnnii6en Staate 8ller-
rero mill man groBere Eager bon
llronpeber5, aus Dem Stadium ber-
geite1t miro, gefnnoen boben.. Be
iih Die Na6ridt, oann miiroe
Werifo elmer Der groBten Haoiunt-
T~rpbusertci Der @elt iperben.
Sm @efGngnis Der ruIiildell
Stoot Stem ionen 200 8efangene
am Sppbus ~geitorben ieitr.
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Notwithstanding bes geetbopen
NGnnerdpr.

Sonntog abeno COB Der 8eetbonen
Wdnnerhor cine febr biibihe Mbeno-
lnterbaltung fir feline Mitglieoer.
Den eriten Sell biIoete elm fleines
aon5ert. Der gbor lang bos
uStdnoben" bon Marihner uno bos
u9aioeroslein" bon @erner gang
por5iiglib. mas UNI 10 mebr ar5uer-
fennen lit, als berihieoene ieiner
Waitglieoer feblten. &err Hiharo
GiIberitein, Der cine idone lpmpotbie
fde gaBitimme beiibt, fang Die BET
ben @renaoiere" uno SD grolle
nidt" bon Shuutann uno Serr 6.
Ebomas ipielte nit befannter Mei-
iterihnft Elm Mnbonte aus einem
Biolinfon5ert BON Menoelsiobn, Dem
er nod cine 3ugabe foIgen laifpn
mubte.
aIs 5lueiten aeiI Der Mbenountcr-
baltung nuroe Der biibihe ginafter
BON Woier Or ion bein SEER iain"
gegeben. gs miirbe flott aeipieli
uno Die ~ein8elnen Hartien purbell
gut our @eltung gebradt. Die @oI-
len Iagen IN Ben &dnoen Der Damen,
Jrau Webrbabn un6 SRI. Moel.
Eengg urlo Der &erren 8aul 9od)s
nno 6ugo MoeIler. Nae entleotgten
lid ibrer Mnfgaben in better @eiie.
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~nntertdnieit SEER General,
Iagte er, 0i6 borlfe. sic ma6t mir
bill Sreuoe, lit 1liitli6t uno lernt
mas. Slloem lie nun Ied8ebn gefpor=
Den IS, bab' id ie SIT Neuiobr in oem
io%genannten @adfiidfoiten in 9iiboip
untergebradt. Ser General miiiet
i6on1t."
sd meiB, i6 lpeiB,~ entgeenete
2ebn labeno, I'm Der S6rDterl6en
Geniion- no, oo lit iie gut oltf=
eeboben. Sd batte nift libel 2nit
nfeine Inna- -aber 5und6it 5t
Glide, Sind-mir fortlten nadber
INNER nod ein biB6en plouoern
Solenpfeffer-Batl mein Sunge,
9ld oi6 mai no6 bem Saienpfeffer
Inn uno frage, Oh otgeriGtet it.
Ser fleine &ooett raite bobon uno
febrte alt6 bolo, Sic @biGbe 5uiant=
meni6logeno, nit Ser Weloung gu
riid:: u3u befeblerL ia, Snfel Gene
raj; Soienpfeffer itebt I6on neben
Der S1tppenterrine rno bat Ste &ele
in ser 6ano."
oallo aIlol1s, gaien nno @ettern, I"
rief Der olte Serr;ueeb'n mir 5u
Siib. $3.50.
Dos mar 2~onoesiitte. Seoem Sc
grabnis folete Elm Sriibitiif ooer ein
Diner. Ser General reidte 9ertlipp=
6en ben Irm; Ser 8e6tsanmolt nabnt
ii6 gante @ifden uno Sberlt Siittner
Die Sante Sief6en. Otto, Ser 2elt-
nant, perbengte li6 Dor Mnna n1lo
fragte: S6ones Sraulein oorf ids
magen-2"
u9os lit aus Dem Sauit Otto, "
'ertaegnete Inna; oipenn DIT idon
etfpas &loiiii6es lagit mlB es .etmas
meniger 9efanntes lein."
u&laiiiid ooer ni6t. Sd babe 10
piel a1f Sem @er5en, ouB Ser &opf
nidt mebr nit mill. @1 Mnndenl"
uSeies Otto, nie fam man latt
leuf5enl @enn oas nun elmer gebort
bGtte!"
Damn pdr's nod 10. Mnno, mei1
S6aB, meiBt on mos2 Sd mobte
nodber nit oeinem goter ipre6en.~
Sbr arm 5ufte in Dem ieinen. Sic
tpuroe 5lterit blaB, Damn rot unb fit
iterfe 5uriif. u@ilit ou pirf=
lid?"
fcSox&rah.t44r FoV,4
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MIIerIei.
ssrn 9unoesaeridt lit

SIM 8nnoesgeribt lit Die &lagc
BON $. 90. Morris, Maiienberipalter
bon @ooos National 8anf gegen
S. sc. Sir gu @uniten oes alagers
entidie6en fpor0en. Nir bette eine
Note fir oie go1f gum 8etroee bon
$4,000 nnteraeibnet, bebauptet aber,
oas @elo ME erbalten, ionoern oie
Note MIR aus @efaqigfeit ausgelteat
5u baben.
- @iaiam g. gonant bon ct.
Bouts, Der mabreno oieies Sermins
oes gunoesgeridts megen Sall6nng
Notwithstanding gum 5peiten Wa=
le pro5eiiiert meroen ionte, 1T geltor-
ben. geim eriten 8roaeB i'm ber-
gangenen Sabre fonnte ii6 Die Surp
nift einigert unb 90 Gonant lefoeno
ipar, entlieB i'm &idter Marep obne
8iirgibaft.
Sim A., Is. nno 16. tagt
bier bie Transformation Der uSra-
pelers Brotectipe Mliociation Of
9eros". IS meroen 5piihen $50 big
1000 8eIuder ermartet.
~ Carl s. Mibel uno Srau,
geb. 8eltmann feierten am Sonntag
in ibrem &auie 228 Gin StraBe
i'm 4reiie ibrer orei &inber, fiinf5ebn
Gnfel uno elmer groBen Mn5abl
Sreunben ibren so. 9oh5eitstag. Ser
Sltbilar fam I'M Sabre 1854 mad
Gan Mntonio uno etablierte fi6 als
S6ld6ter. 8ier Sabre ipater per-
beiratete er ii1. 8or mebreren Sab
rem sog er iid pom @eiddft 5uriid,
es ieinem Sobne Mnolpb iiberlaiieno.
Sim A., 5. unb 6. sunni peran-
italtet Ser Surnperein einen 8a5aar.
9as arrangement liegt in ben Sdn=
ben Der 9men.
= Gem bier morgens Z nbr OBJ
fabrenben Sra1t5uge na6 &errDtne
lit iest cine Haiiagiercar a~ngebangt.
Ser 3ug fornntt Inn 1890 in &err-
billie an, fdbrt bon &errpiGe Inn 100
mittags mieoer ab uno trifft Inn Z
uDr aben0S Dter EN-.
Srgeno elm @ibbolo bat iid
ben SpaB geleiitet, oos 8uggp oes
Step. 50. g.. gomen, Dos Dor Der
SrinitD Metbooiitenfir1e itanb, mab=
reno Ser miiroige SEER preoigte, NIT
elmer alten ihabigen Drap 81 per-
tauihen. @unoer, ooB er oos
8fero niht aub r1itgenommen nno
cine alte &rade Suriidgelaiien but.
9err 2ouis &unfeI bat
nit ieiner 6amilie cine &eiie nod
Der alten Seimat angetreten. @r
geoenft iih, mebrere Monate BORT
auf5ubolten. @ir miiniden ibm ltnb
ben Seinen piel 8ergniigen.
Sim Sonntag peranitaltete Der
9euti6e @dnner6or Elm Bicnic i'm
Maoara5 Harf, bas gut beiu6t NOR
un0 iebr erfolgreid berlief.
SIM @runoeigentumsgeiddft
muroen pergangene ISOLDE 1 1874
umgeiebt.
Der 8reis oes Drudpapieres
lit felt Den lesten 5ebn Sabren Inn
beinobe 1913 Gro5ent eeitiegen.
SIN 2eben iteben Die &ai1pt-
ipieler oft nidt mif Der 9iibne, ion.
bern 5miiden ben 4uliiien.
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Ser mai.

Mls @DmnettDttat gait Der Wfai
Sa idpr SIT alten Soften,
Mitd Saubermtttel ,pmkte man
St tint tpp9l st bereiten.
Jriib mtprgens ging bic Snmsfram aus
Snt Maientau 5n baben.
Stun, ipemn's i1r nidJts geniibet fat,
Gs fDrnt' tbr AUDI ntdJt idJaoen.
Sn Gnslanb spsen tie binans,
Sen @aienbantt 5m pflanSer,
1tnb abenbs auf benz @ieienplan
Inn tbn bernm SIT tarl5en.
gennbipn finst: @eit id5ncr itrablt
SIM Weat Der Sanbe 4uge,
nn6 tueiter, bak ber gauge Mpnb
Snr Sieb' beiDnbers tattge.
Sn BET n@alfiire" ,insen tic:
,Saf @interitiirme iueifem
Sem @pnnempnb", bod idiitt er bprt
Nt6t ppr ben Spbestreiden.
9ph mandmal tamfft er utts aud iebr,
8eipnberli6 in gtprbcn,
@p es nm btefe 3eit mod oft,
rMtatfiible" tit g%efuprben.
9pd bier int siiben piro CT inns
Mttntter etpaS idmiile,
lnb ieben mir nns baum upbl ntitr
Naf ettuas, bas utts fiible.
Gisiuaiier maht 10 fdlapperidJ,
Gtscreme pcrbtrbt ben Magett,
Wir tupllen ettuas fraftiges,
Sas luirb utts ntebr bebagen.
9pd feb, ba lit has 2pnc Star
Sier!
@as inden mir mod meiter,
Drum lett Gmd 1T ben Shatten bier
tnb fnetpt %bergnitgt mnb better.
Sas Gone Star Bier lit Maientrattf
Snt SeTaslanb, benz netteml
DIS auarm, IBIS fibl, bas gilt ms sletd,
@ir trinfens alter 2eiten.
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(SortIebung foIgt.)
Sas bette alina ser 8elt

1T nidt fret bon aranfbeiten Sieber
IN bobererL Walaria in nieoeren &C.
genoen mag berri6en. &lima-@in=
fliiiie GIT iibermiltoen, Molario, @el6=
iu6t, Sieber uno S6ma6e, lit glec=
tric 8itters oas bette Mittel, oos Sc
genmittel ie0er Sorm bon S6lpa9e,
uno Nerboiitat. Inter @arantie ber=
fauft BET Moolpb 9reiB nno 81. gobn
& So. 50 Gts.
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Sn montgomery, Mlabama,
bat ein Neger namens Soiepb Sent
neop feline iieben &inoer in fem Sous
eingei6lolien uno Damn oas Saus IN
granb geiteft. Stint bon Sen &in=
bern iino in ben Slammen umgefom-
men, Die anoere beioen lpuroen geret=
tot
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On bift fein 1remblino /,

IN bift teim 1rembling in Dem Qanoe
Der 6reienl Gbglei9 bn erlt firse 2eit
iinterluls neillt, 10 bait bu Dir fdon eis
men groben 4reis bon b~antbaren Sreunz
ben erfuorben. benen bm bic aoloene @es
funobeit tpiebergegeben baft. Sir meis
nen bic ct. Bernnrosa rGliterSBiae, bas
nIte bentfbe 9eiImitteI, tpelfes fidl in
allen TdIIen bon Gtorrnaen Der Inter
Ieibss9 rgane, 2eber unb Nieren atf oas
@Idn3en6fte betpdbrt bat. Sei[ uno Ge>
gen ben ct. 1ernar6sgriioern fir lire
9errlide g%rfinoung: Die ct. Bernard
@rduterSYinen. Sn allen Npotbefen gu
baden.
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WeIb su berIeiben - gmerfon &
60, 32t @eit Commerce Strabe.
Bfanoleiber uno SutpeIiere. Bar.
gains in b~erfaaenen 9f6noern.
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4 Big HEARTED MAN
AND GENUINE BOOSTER
Continued from Page One.)

1.-THE developing of and placing ON
the market of the Estes Valley Or
chards is a project in which Mr.. Es-
ties has been busily engaged during
this spring. He is the sole owner OF
this beautiful piece of land, less eight
tracts which he has disposed of in the
last few weeks. Against the advice
of friends; he started the improvement
and plating of this wonderful tract,
goin: into the project sfngle-handed.
Hard work and good judgment mas
defu" nstrated to the people the feast
bility of the Estes Orchards and the
shrewdness and good management of
its owner, he having reached a goal
that only the most optimistic and 10y
al could expect to attain.
1.-The Estes Valley Orchards, stu
ated west of Cashmere in a beautiful
canyon, is an ideal place for home
In looking for a location in the early
days before irrigation had become
practical. Mr.. Estes, with his father
and brother chose this secluded and
fertile spot, making homestead en-
tries in 1889. Every natural condi-
ton favored them. The soil was
ideal and required no experiment to
determine the fact that it could be
adapted to all vegetables, fruits or
cereals. But there were many en-
barrassments and hardshfps in their
struggle. They were surrounded by
half friendly Indians. There were
no roads and bridges, and provisions
had to be packed for several miles
over trails. To live under these con-
ditions took far-sighted people who
knew in time that a valley with the
natural resources of this would de-
mand an outlet and in a very few
years would be right in the midst of
a rich and prosperous farming and
fruit country.
For years Mr.. Estes has been try
ing to make the merits OF this won
derful valley known, bat has been
handicapped Ia many ways. His only
capital has been an unbounded faith
in his charming location and IFS
promise of ftuure greatness. Now
that he has got things started and
going his way he will never let M
unT!l all his pioneer day hopes have
been realized For every bit of i'm
proyement in his section OF the conn
try he has necessarily warred with
the county commissioners, and gener-
ally got out mis- men and teams and
done the work himself. Such faith
and perseverance is deserving CT sue
cess and Mr.. Estes has been greatly
admired for his grit and determine
ton. One of the late moves OF Mr..
Estes was securing the new bridge
across the Wenatchee near Sherman S
sawmill. He was directly instrument
tai in having the commissioners az
propriate money for this much needed
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Improvement This bridge will great
ly enhance the value of his property
and place it in close connection with
the noted fruit belt on the south side
of the river.
He has also made arrangements
with the Farmers telephone company
for the immediate construction of a
line up his orchard tract to his home
place. The line will tap the main
trunk line and place him in direct
with local and long dis
lance points. From eight to fourteen
men are employed on Mr.. Estes place
clearing, blowing and setting OUT
young orchards.
Quill, as he is Familiarity known
by old timers, is an all round good
fellow, and wins the admiration of
all he comes in contact with. Quiet
and unassuming, he leaves a pleasant
and lasting impression with all he
in contact with. he glowing
terms in which he describes the val
ley, his unstinted loyalty to every
part of it, and the kindly feeling he
cherishes for everyone and every in
stitution in it, makes him. what can
properly be termed the desirable
citizen"
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Order Comes Through struggles.


Ethics teaches us all struggle must
be undertaken in the service of a
higher and greater cause than our
egoistic self. He alone will conquer
who fights for something greater than
his personal interests; and even if he
is vanquished he will still have the
satisfaction that his ideal is not con-
quered with him. He will find sue
cessors to do his work. His ideal, if
genuine, will rise again in his sue
cessors, and they will accomplish a
final victory for his aspirations.
The Teutonic nations in many re-
spectS, it appears, are the most sue
cessful peoples in the world, because
of their stern ethics of undaunted
struggle, to which they have adhered
since prehistoric times. 1t was no
disgrace for the Teutoaic warrior to
be slain, no dishonor TO be vanquish-
ed; but it was infamy worse than
death to be a coward, it was dis
grace to gain a victory by dishonest
means. The enemy was reIentlessly
c0mbased, maybe he was hated. yet
1t would have been a blot on ones
escutcheon to treat him with mean
ness. 1t was not uncommon among
these barbarians for the victor to
place a laurel wreath upon the grave
Of his foe whom in life he had COM
hated with bitteress hatred.
A wonderful harmony results from
the conflict of antagonistic principles.
All order proceeds from the antagon-
ism of factors that work in opposite
directions.-Dr Paul Carus.
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ady DOan'S Kidney Pills,

edy Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mrs. D. w. Reese, living at 1 Ari-
IONA avenue, Roslyn, Wash, says: Il
never used a remedy that gave me
such entire satisfaction as did Doan' 5
Kidney Pills. | suffered from kidney
and other complications for at least
% years l mad a Gull, heavy, bear
ing down pain across the small of my
back and down through the loins
Troubel with the secretions existed
at times their action being too fire.
quent and painful in passage, and
again scanty. / used six boxes of
Doan's Kidney Pills and they gave
me entire relief from these difficult
ties, and only those who suffer as I
did can appreciate the great benefit
received. l have since recommend
ed them to many of our neighbors,
who have used them and received the
best possible results"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FOster-Milburn & Co., Buff
falo, N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan' $
and tax no other.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm name of Austin Il Co.
mpany, has this day been dissolv d
by mutual consent, and that the
business heretofore conducted by
said firm under the name of Che
wawa Cafe and the Chewawa Hotel
will be continued by Alexander
Austin, one of the members of the
firm, he succeeding to the entire
business and assets of said firm,
and that the said Alexander Austin
has assumed all Obligations Of said
firm, and is authorized 10 receive
all moneys due The same.
AUSTIN x COMPANY
ALEXANDER AUSTIN
II. F. RUGER
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Spanking does not cure children
of bed-wetting. There is a constitu-
tfonal cause for this trouble. Mrs. NJ.
Summers, Box w, South Bend, Ind,
will send free to any mother her sue
cessful home treatment, with full in
structions. Send no money, but
write her today if your children trou-
bic YOU in this way. Don't blame the
child, the chances are it can't help
it. This treatment also cures adults
and aged people troubled with urine
difficulties by day or night.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases are Too Dangerous
for Wenatchee People TO
Ecgiect,

The great danger OF kidney trou-
bles is that the set a firm mold be-
fore the sufferer recognize them.
Health is gradually undermined.
Backache, nervousness, lameness,
soreness, lumhago, urinary, troubles.
dropsy, diabetes and Bright's disease
follow in merciless succession. Don t
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid
neys with the certain and safe rem
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23
HAVE YoU SEN
H F. RUeER

SALT LAKE CITY md DENVER?
These are cities of note and you
should visit them
Take 0. r. & y. R'y when travel
ing east or south from Spokane.
WM. McMURAY, G. P. A..
Portland, Ore.
J. r. NAGEL, 7. P. A.,
COS First Ave. Seattle, Wash.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23

One acre plot on Douglas street;
fine residence properly. $4,000
takes il; $500 down. balance on time.
Call James. L. Corey, Daily World
Building, Phone 1135
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23
Sale of Chicago, Milwaukee & st
Paul Railway Towns in WASH
ingtOn.
In the Heart of the Great Palouse
Country.

The Milwaukee Land Company
will sell five new towns at auction at
Spokane, Washington, as follows:
Seabury and Pandora on May 25,
Kenova and Palisade on May 26,
Maiden on May 81 All OF these
towns are situated in the heart of
the Great Palouse country, famous
for it's wheat yield Maiden is 70 be
a division point. At Maiden a large
hotel is under construction, ana The
company have made reservations for
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23

Another Leavenworth man VII
soon become a benedict. A marriage
license was issued today to Clarence
3. Myaders and Miss 0na E. Stevens
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23
Old Hickory at the Palmetto.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wisdom of En-
tfat were Wenatchee visitors today.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23

Prices reduced for shoe repairing
at Chas. Fry's. >**
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-23

water, telephones and street railway
franchises.
Early buys in these towns are
proving good investmen S. Low
prices and easy terms. F n further
information write or apply to Milwau-
kee Land company, G. w. Morrow.
General Townsite and Land Agent,
SO Columbia Building, Spokane,
Washington.
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Five-room cottage for rent close
in. Apply corner Douglas AMI WaSl,1
ington street or phone 1903.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-01
THE CHRISTIAN LOBBYIST.
Rev Rennetts G. Miller Will Lecture
Here Twice Tomorrow.

The Rev Rennetts c. Miller, au-
thor, lecturer and reformer. field sec
rotary of the reform bureau of WASH
ington, ID. c., will deliver his chris
tion, patriotic-reform address on
Moral Victories Won and Waiting
at the vesper service at o'clock In
the First Congregational church and
in the Second Baptist church, corner
of Baldwin and Piedmont streets at
Z o'clock in the evening. tomorrow.
Mr. Miller has visited Washington
repeatedly, and personally labored
with many congressman and senators
in behalf of moral reform measures.
In 1906 President Roosevelt honored
him with a special interview and
wrote for him his famous saying
about THE Man Behind the Ballot. 3"
Mr. Miller has also personally met
an interviewed vice-President Fair
banks, Speaker Cannon and nearly
every prominent stateman in WASH
ington.