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The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16

provide sufficient revenue Tor same.
The per capita road tax In Louisiana
is only 81. while in Mississippi 1t is
81. These special taxes are supple
mented by the board Of supervisors.
but not to the extent. even in Mis-
slssippl. that should be
The old. SLOW and Improbable way
II keeping up our public roads, which
is yet In vogue in much OF Louisiana.
viz. by the pony and plow- shovel
and hoe labor Is too expensive. II
"a a waste OF time and money. The
road grader. drag and leyeler must
take it's place.
W. n r. LEWIS
Tangipahoa Parish. Ia.
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16
NIlI--Hclp In Fighting th" boil
WcctiI

A. large amount Of experimental
work by the Bureau OF Entomolog}
and the Louisiana State Crop Pest
Commission has all proven conclu-
biycly that the early fall destruction
OF cotton stalks Is Of supreme i'm
portance In the boil wceyil fight. Thit
being true. | think 1t advisable to
authorize and empower the boards Of
supervisors In their discretion to have
the stalks destroyed in any portion
Of or In an entire county. II is not
right 10 permit one man 10 leave his
stalks 10 keep weevils alive TO des-
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16
I.--IIcttcr support for Agricultural
High schools.

The last Legislature took Ions
step forward in laying the foundation
for a high type Of educated farmer
by making II possible Tor every c0un-
~ In the State TO establish ono aKyj.
cultural high school and thogch>
place n practical agricultural educ.
;ion within easy reach of the masses
\ number Of counties have c8tab.
lishcd agricultural high bchoola and
arc giving the boys and E.Tls an aErl.
cultural education An education
that produces wealth Many other
counties are exceedingly anxious g.
establish agricultural high echoola
Some counties are exceedingly poor
and other counties have very fcu
white children think Il advisable
TO amend tho biil 30 that the state
may give s. 900 annually 10 the HDp-
por; Of nchool instead al $1,000
and so that one or more co1uticf
may unite and establish one agrlcul.
tural high school
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16

The State Commiasioncr OF Agri.
culture ought TO be member ol the
A. a. VI Board OF Trueicoa The head
Of our State Department Of AEricul.
ture II supposed TO be one OF the
beat posted men in the State on tho
subject Of agriculture and there IS no
reason Why he should not bc "A mem
hcr OF the a e. NJ Board Of Trustees
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16
VII-An Experiment station for th'
Gulf Hills.

We have an experiment ia the
prairie region. one In the brown loan
region. one ia the Delta. and one III
the pincy woods We have an eG-
pertinent station on every soil for
nation in the State except the Gnli
hills There iH no reason why nn -
pertinent station should not ho ea-
tabliHhed In the Gulf hills
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16
SOME LAWS THE NENT LEGISLA-
TURE SHOULD GIVE Us.
Continued from Page 13.)

teaching the farmers how to success
fully combat the boil wecyil. how to
eradicate the cattle tick, how TO d!
versify their crops to the best ad
vantage, how to take hold OF modern
methods; in other words. how 10 take
advantage OF all agricultural science.
1t has been proven conclusIvcly
that through the medium OF live.
progressive man right on the spot
at all times. even the most ignorant
and unlettered farmers viii take
hold OF modern methods and will car
~ them out according 10 directions.
II has been shown In a comparatively
short time that these commissioners
are worth many times their salaries
TO the agricultural and business in
terests by waging war on tho cattle
tick. the boil wecyil. and the out-of-
date methods OF farming
think that tho bill authorizing
these county departments OF agricul-
ture ought 10 hc amended TO read
THAT the said department OF agri-
culture shall be under the direction
Of commissioner and ono or more
assistants 90 be appointed by the
board OF supervisors" etc.
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16

.TH Ic!!c,s To adverliSetS Sh0nM
be- carefully addve srd. IL IS I'M
bo,lani 10 gre the boz, street
n"mbe, or department IN ans1te,-
'ne advertisements. AisDayS state
that yoH SAFE The advertisement ~
The Southern Fam Gazette.
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16
GRAIN. rArD sTUFFS. k1C.

GRAIN. rhtD sTtFfs, h1C.
fpNs ~ -Atks r.T Wo.hcl No - rita
- 70 pic. NO miIcd . 10 So. No. gysllo~
q ~ rlc
BnNs Per Cw,-glsO
OATS --rr' p~shsi -so swhi,1 a. tatT. No
nlSsd. "a 10 AZ.
NAY i~t an, ~ Hais.~No. 4 tl6.0
~ i,eis ~ choice espu
'bts Il NJ, Dbl e. a. 10 90.
sLDuR nard whsaL, hausas patsnt-ea a.
The Southern farm gazette., 1909-10-16
Low
Excursion Rates

California. Washington, Orexos ard
British Columbia For informaiios
+. to Dates of sAie, hmits, stopovess.
routes, sl~~pinx car reservations.
'ch~<iulcs, ~sc. apply.
y. ". WESTON. As HAiNES.
Local AsenL u. y. A.
Jackson. Mlss
JSO A. SCOTT. n q. v A.
Memphis Trun
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
A SAFE HARBOR.
Grays Earbor Gaining an Enviable
Reputation Among Shipping Men
All Over the World.

IN The pas. few years Grays Ha--
Dor has become known il shipping
circles the world over as e safe por.
II entry. with Z. least thirty feet 0.
wa.a7 On cles-ly-deA1ed bar, and
steamships are now carrying cargoes
ot three million fe4. Of lumber out Of
here without any difficulty.
When Il is considered that, ,wen-
- years ago, cargo Of 100000 feet
was considered wonderful, II will BE-
seen what the mparatively small
government expenditure on the har-
Dor has accomplished. And, when il
is remembered that the port Of Phila-
delphia has bur thirty fest Of water
and that city is now seeking federal
aid for al additional five feet-,he
potential commercial importance OF
Grays Harbor becomes apparent.
Speaking Of this Harbor, Captain
". H. Scott, Of the British steamship
Romford. now loading al the Slade
mill, said:
4 would rather sail into Grays
Harbor than any other port on the
Pacific Coast.
Il have never entered this port un-
I'll came here several days ago. Then
without pilot, but just signal to
follow the large tug, We entered the
harbor without any trouble.
There is plenty Of water on the
bar. ANY large steamer Of almost
any draft can enter, load and leave
the harbor at any time. The Colum-
bia has heavy handicap TO over
come before it will be a safe port for
large vessels 10 enter or leave in safe
t.. Grays Harbor has a natural har-
Dor and even without the large
amount Of money being spent in aid
ing nature, this port is sure to be-
come famous one in few years.
"a few years ago seafaring men
never heard Of Grays Harbor. To-
dag nearly every master IN the world
knows Of the port, and its easy access
will bring many large steamers here"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
THE CITY FATHERS
DECIDE NOT TO CHANGE STREET
GRADE IN BUSINESS DISTRICT.
a Re Servoir Site is Found. Will not
Buy Road Roller. want free Tel.
ephones for City Use. west Sixth
Street Hicks. Other Routine Bust.

- the city couLcil meeting last
night. Engineer Ewa.c reported that
he had found : good site :o- : water
reservoir, OF which re- would make Z
detailed report wts- A= - en-
p.e,ed che su.Teys.
Street lights were ordered q: Third
am K streets 81 Twelfth a-t
Broadway.
The report Z: The finance commit
tee. that the city Go not purchase he
county road roller, was adopted.
4 request that the O-pheu1 thea
ter be allowed 70 pay is license quar-
terly instead q sem.-anlua.,y was
denied.
The accommodation Of tae street
committee against any change in ,h4
street grades il rh= business district
vas adopted
The contract :or the improvement
Of East Heron street was .e. to
Pinckney &; Nordgr+n. J. P. Nelson
having refused o enter INTO the con
tract. mis- bid being misunderstood.
The police repor, for February
showed $685. fines collected; 20
arrests, and 233 meals served
4 request Of the Union Mil Co,
for 1000 feet Of fire hose 10 be kept
in house furnished By the company
for use il that section OF the city.
was referred to the committee and
hre chief.
An ordinance was passed for the
improvement Of Market stree, be-
tween F and x street. and x street
between Market and Wishkah.
The clerk was directed 10 readver-
tise for bids for laying water main
across the Chehal.s river.
Several long suffering residents Of
West Sixth street, whose homes have
been almost inaccessible all winter,
asked why this street improvement
referred TO the attorney, TO see if
action will lie against the contractor
for the delay, and the engineer was
directed 10 have plank laid on the
street al the cost Of the contractor.
The street commissioner was in
structed 70 lay old plank on Wishkah
street, East Aberdeen. while Heron
street IS being improved
! claim Ola J. West. for an over
payment Of an assessment, was re-
feIred to the attorney.
The fire and light committee was
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
ST. ANDREWS CLUB.
Holds Successful Smoker - Clubs
Plans for Permane1. Rooms Or
q Building o: It's 0xr.

g. Andrews Cub II Cood Fellow
ship held another ot i,s successful
smokers TUESDAY night in 4 0. L.
". hall. 4 ve.r entertaining must
cal AMI literary program was r=ad-
cred, ana addresses were made by
y. O McCaw, ". ". Boner, c. c.
Bradford and E L. Hampton, editor
3: the Wes,erner, Z Seattle magazine.
After l. tasty lunch The dub wen:
u thu hall ot the Uniform RANK
knights II Py,hias. where Colin Mo
Kenzie exhibited. III canvas screen,
his splendid collection u views o:
Grays Harbor. The Chehalig river, and
the Pacific Ocean. which he will soon
exhibit in the Grand thea,er, and
later Il the Seattle exposition
The matter Of securing pe-raan-
ent hone for me club was discussed
i,s membership II 80 making such
d step Very desirable, The erection
~ building Vas talked Of, ag was
I offer for . floor ot the new brick
building about 10 be erected b. Dud-
leg. Mapes &: Patterson, the latter
plan meeting with much favor
The rapid growth OF this club re-
veals the real necessity that existed
for an organization along the lines
laid down By St. Andrews.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
EASY TO NIX THIS.
Simple Recipe for Kidney or Bladder
Trouble or Rheumatism.

What will appear very interesting
to many people here is the article
taken from 4 New York daily paper,
giving q sample prescription, which
is said 10 be positive remedy for
backache or kidney or bladder de-
rangenent, IL taken before the stage
ri Brigh,s disease:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and again at bedtime.
A well known druggist here at
home, when asked regarding this pre-
scription, stated that the ingredients
are all harmless, and can be obtained
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

:. s--z.. coz. :.oE an god c-==
c-.1,.o- pharmacy. . ~ mixture
~11.4 Z p-- - Il ASKED . 10 81. IL
further s:4-=t .hz. While this p-=s-
c-.2,.o2 IS ot,so prescribed Il -.eu-
-a,:c Affections with splendid 70
suits. = could SCI ID r=zsoa why :.
would 1o- oe Z splendid remedy for
kidney and urinary troubles and
oackzche ss :. had peculiar action
lyon che kidney structure. cleansing
:1as= -1ost important organs and
helping han 70 ST. a1d filter from
l1= o.cod thai .oul acids and waste
matter which cause sickness and SUI
te-iag. Those Q: our readers who SUI
te- can maze 70 nis-aEe il giTing I.
trial. (3J
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
SIP SUBSIDY FRAUD.
vo--.-.a. Graz. Sca.-. Passed re
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So. z--s..y -. -zzs-t --=T.o-:.y :!
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prs . ~ zgr..--:-:=. -.T=Ts All
Lz:o4:: az 2-:..c Uniting bills,
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rz-c-t - NJ. Lands q Indiana, Re
sz.t :. rzs bU, blind % hide he
g!T!1g Of the peoples mo-sy u co:-
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04
ALONG The WATERFRONT.
Report Of Arrivals and Departures O.:
Vessels ans Those Loading at
the Mills.

The schooner Meteor is at the West
mill leading for San Pedro
The schooner :. ". slada Is load
Ing 2: the siade mil, for Honolulu.
The schooner ". J. Patterson is
loading at the American mill for
Chile.
The schooner 4. 3. johnson is Load
ing az ths Wilson Mill for san Fran
cisco.
por- This morning. to load at the
Union mill Tuesday for san Fran
cisco
Tie schooner Gardner City is at
tha s,ade mill, loading for Santa
Rosalia, Mexico.
The steamer Chehalis sailed from
the Aberdeen Lumber & Single mills
Tuesday for san Francisco.
The steamer Quiniault arrived in
port this morning, TO load at the
HARDWOOD mill for san Pedro.
The steamer G. c. Lindauer arrived
IN port Tuesday, and is loading at
the Wilson mill for San Francisco.
The steamer Newburg arrived in
port Monday evening, and is loading
al the Slade mill for san Francisco.
The steamer Coronado arrived in
port yesterday, and is loading at the
Anderson & Middleton mill for San
Francisco.
The steamer Grays Harbor arrived
=. port this -, l. load al the
Aberdeen Lumber & Shingle mills for
san Francisco.
The British steamer Romford left
the Slade mill Tuesday, and crossed
out over the bar this morning, with
2,270.5o6 feet Of lumber, for Ade-
laide. Australia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

instructed % interview the telephone
company = regard @ :-ee telephones
IL rs us= O: -h4 city.
The attorney was directed % p:e-
pare AZ ordnance requiring surety
company bonds with all saloon il
c=csss hereafter
The Request Of P. :. Da5ney. for
permission 70 -=pz.. his oa=-s.o-y
building Oh W:shkah street. was -
fe--ed 10 me inspector.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

There will be initiation in the rank
OF page. and lncheon, at the knights
of Pythias meeting tomorrow night.
Visiting members are Cordially in
vited.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

KHR- CHAS. BROWN. Ro.@.s7i,.e.
4V4 Tenn. writes: - feel :. ~ dE;T
70 write yo1 Few words II praise o:
yo1: P=-Z1a. Ia2-e ,:.ed many ci.s:-
EFT remedies. IN. hare fond ia2. Pc
rs = The g-ea@s: .a-.c o. earth, a-i |.
pe:.=:; system a-l.1=:.
a t-t=21 a6v.s=1 re - .aE= Psruna
fo- III .-=s.:o,. AID !. c--=i u= :. =
sao:: :.1=. II: ve-y v=aE az c=.-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-03-04

v3Cs. coc-d s.==p u, .ii..= ;, night, ~.
Ps.C1a cured iLai :.--1. a..-o,e feel.
ing. and -2G= r.= ~. Ike asw man,
% I heartily 20 EE=13 :: - - NO
are wax an -Ca Gown. !. ~. gre
ce~ itt= All =-+--y.
u CARL: spas 80 Ai--.y I T~-1aA
ald ". 10. :o-c4, - c=,-oIar mend -
P=:u-a i 1a--.ze,C--i - ne
Pe.cc2 D.u: NJ. Co., t..u.-oz. d. =.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12

ItGnoen MoBreeeln treffen oiirften,
burb mel6e beltebenoe Gertrage nit
anoern 2dnoern perlebt niiroen Gin
iolbes gorgeben fonne oas 2ono III
eillen &rieg nit elmer frentoen Weadt
peripicfeln. San1uel @ompers lpra6
Dem WiniIter ieine Anerfennung fir
oie 9lrt uno @eile aus, mie er iein
9lmt perlpaltet babe, ltno beomlerte,
oaB er unter Ser nel1en 9lon1illiltra-
tion ltidt i'm s(mte bleibe. Serr
Straus enteegnete, bob er oub ais
Tripatn1anl Dem Ginpanoererlpelell
ieine pone 9lufmerfiamfeit 5uneltoelt
meroe.
ssn Sodion, 0aiiiiiiippi 1T ei-
ne 6rau Scolep 5ur 3oblung bon
$4,000 on i6rc Shpieeertobter
perurteilt lpproen, neil lie ben Got
ten Der Sesteren, ibren Sobn ents
fiibrt uno i'm peronlaBt babe, iib
BON Ieiner sSrat 81 trennen.
9lns Seem s)orf meloet man: 8
6ar1ilien floben in ponii6er @ile aus
einen1 pierltodigen Senelnentbaus an
gnibpif glpe, grooflpn, auf oas
0od oes SaltIes unb bon Oa iiber
Na1barbauier auf bie StraBe, ais
cine gontbe I'M groeeidoB beg 8e-
balloes erplooirte uno einen bort be-
finoliden 8arbierlaoel1 IN ciiielt
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GnediiIber,

eines Ser totliditen @ifte, biloett eeil
5auptbeitanbteiI bet bielen Guafialhes
reien, lpelfe bon Der setpifenloien 9n6s
9ier als oeilnittel fir Die gefdbrliden
9erbauungsleioen anseprieien iperben.
S,iitet Gueb babor, auf bieie @eiie Sen
Seufel NIT 8eel3ebub ailstreiben al
nollen. SIR tpiirbet glren leibenoeil. nit
orgallii6en @iften i6on ansefiilIter,
omrhieu6ten GDrper nnr nod mebr per@
eifter, i'm nod 1dbneIler tDten. 9as ei,le
8i9e 5liberldlliee 9eiImittel BEL alien
3ranfheiten bes Magens, Der 2eber llnS
Der 9iieren iiilo Die ct. Bernard S2rmt<
terpilleii, tpeld)e fir 20 Gents in nQen
slpotbefen an bnben finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12

Gum gerfauf BEL alien Sanolerll.
greis so Gents. Solter-Milburll
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, alleinige
M9enten fir oie Ser. 5taaten.
@rinnert gu6 oes gaonlens =
9onl = lno nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
9iepoltierte gegem faltcm Gtabl

usSbre einoiee @offrlune" iaete,l
Die 9oftoren gu Iers. 90. 6. 5ilbei,
Detroit, Wfid., ipelhe on einen Muit-
oarmleioen litt, uliegt in elmer Spera-
tion." Damn gebfau6te ib Or.
Sings Stem 2ife YiGs," ibreibt lie,
bis id) boaitdnoig sebeilt mar" sic
perbilloern Mppenoieitis, furiereli linz
perbauIibfei- nno aopfidmer5en. ,25
,gts. BEL anen 9ruggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
g. q. & ". q. gabn.
g.. $. & g. q. (Soupt-ainie)

W., u. " y. ~ la}etlplzSiitleJ.
Nnfunft-
SO. e-@om Often. .7:35 ooxnt
go. 7-@om Often. $500 na6m
Do. 10-@l 9aio II. @eiten 1880 nab,n
9lbfabrt-
SO. 10-gl 9aio Ii. @eiten. 1880 nadsn
$50. 10-Na6 Dem Often. 10.3O nabni
No. S-gfah Dem Often .11:40 BORN
@irtoria 9iuiiipn, 9. $. & 6. q.
Infltnft
500. so2 --guero, gictoria, 1880 uahm
@bfabrt-
SO. 3o1 euero. @ictoria, $50 Durm
90. s. & 5. gabn.
Infunft
So. 3-@om Noroen 9.15 nad)m
"Slperv Gom Noroen. -. .7:30 porm
No. 241-9oulton etc. -. .6:30 oorm
Nbfabrt-
SO -Na6 Dem Morben. 7:3o BORN
uSlber r1-Na6 Dem gtprben. 900 na1nt
gso 244-5 5ouiton etc. -. 10:15 naclnl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
ct. ssamcs SAFE.

Gieies politdnoig neu ein9eriCbtetc
&eltauront lit cine bur6aus popn-
lare SeStititlltion5 Oie ipegen Der bill
ligen Greiie SSSeoem 5ngan9lif it,
3egulare Mabl8eiten lperoen 81 %
Gents geliefert, ein ausge5ei1netey
8uiineB Mens 2und foitet nur l.
Gents. 9llles gut ltno bor5iiglidl 81
bereitet. 8eionoers Die 9euti6elt
Inn oeren 4unOld)oft oringenb aebe.
ten miro, lperoen 9laes idmafbaf
finoen
s. MasenSie, Giaentiimer.
Inter oenl ct. Sanles SoteG Soldior
StroBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
eSnfolqe zines 8ranbes au Weon

Snfolge zines 8ranbes su Man=
DIETER, Der in einem billigen 2ogier=
baus ausbrah, eritiften orei 9(rbei=
ter, Il. fniif5ebn 2ogiergdlte muBtelL
an ben Solgen bon 5euer uno Mauh
leioeno, ins 6olpital gebradt nerben.
Stint oopon itarben flr5 oarauf. gs
lbliefen 300 slrbeiter in Dem 2ogir-
baus, ober Die Meiiten batten iiA
ibon sur slrbeit beeebell, als Der
grano ausbrad.
Der Bapit gab l. 1nteroffi5icre
rem ullo einer 9ln5abl Seelenten bon
Dem onerifaniiden 8orratslhirf
Celtic" cine Yripotaloien5. Ser
Nablt iagte, es nlohte linn biel Ser
gniigen, Ole amerifanii1en Seelerte
81 elnpfangen llno int Stanoe 5ll
ieinL ibnen feline 9anfbarfeit ous5u-
oriifen fir 9laes, lpos 9[merifo ge-
ton batte, Inn ssstalien nod ser Gro.
bebenfotoItropbe 81 belfen.
Ser ipanii9e Miniiter ees
@usmartigen, Salaoar, Dot III Sen
Gortes auf cine SSnterpel1ation bin
erflart, oaB Die ipaniiden Snterel-
len ourd oas Maroffo-slbfom
5lpiiden 6rmnfreid uno 9euti6lano
nidt beeintra6tigt niiroen.
Die 2onooner .9ailp Moil''
bebauptet, Die 9feeierung tpolle filni
Sdla6tldiffe bonn Oreabnougbt-
Spp houen laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
Dip gSnhIp,1

Die @ablen fir oas otter. Yar-
lament iino auf Ben 7. M1r5 angeiest
moroen. gs muroe elm 10 friitcr
3eitpunft geipablt, neil man befiirh-
tete, ooB pieleibt lpdter entitebenoe
internationale Germidlungen itoreno
in oen @ablfampf eingreifen fonnieli
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
Santluortet es ebrlim.
Sinh bie 9lmsaben bpn 8euo4nern BON
Sam 9lntonip nid)t snberlai-
tiger, benn Die pom sams=
lid) syremoen?

9ieS lit cine lebenoige Srage.
Sic lit bon groBem SStlterelie fir
Son slntonio.
Sic bat MIR cine 9lnttport.
Sic fam ni6t un1gan9en ooer
iiberleben iperoen.
Sier ipridt Elm 8iirger bon San
Intonio.
gr ipridt fir Die Molfobrt bon
Gan 9lntonin.
Die 9lneoben zines 9iireers lino
5uperlaliig.
Die eines poaig Srenloen lino oll=
5ll5lpeifeln.
Der 8etpeis bonn eigenen @obn=
plab lit Ser bette 8epeis.
81. Hieoner, 1874 Sit=gonunerce
StraBe, San slntonio, iaet:: oDoall's
Nieren Naen baben ii6 in lneineln
Safe fir Ben ibmer5enoen Niiden
uno Die geieren als ousge5ei6netes
Seilnlittel erlpieien. Sd murbe burd
Mitteillngen bon MnoerelL Die ou
ibren @uniten ipra6en, beipoeen, iie
5ll oeriu6en Sd beridaffte mir eille
S6a6tel bon Doan's 9eieren Gillc1
gerar Drug Store lulb lla6oellt i'd
iie gebraltbt batte, erbieIt i6 pron1pte
Ibbiilfe bon meinem &iidelll1incro
uno neinem Nierenleioel1. Sd babe
ME porber ein Waittel gebabt, bos 10
l6nea unO mirfunespoa mar, ipie
0oan's geteren Billen un6 ib bin
oaber germ bereit, iie iporm gu eln-
pfe6len.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-02-12
3.

9as &onlite fir @etranfebaubel
bot bat Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un=
ierer 2egislatur cine Bill 5nr sliulab=
me enpfoblen, Die niht nur ben @e-
nuB alfobolbaltiger 8etr1nfe ouf al
len StraBen ooer 2onomegen per=
bietet, lonbern an6 on irgeno eli
mem ElaBe, mo oos Srinfen hieler
@etr1nfe BON eineln @obnDallIc aug
geieben iperoen fam, nit glusnab=
ME bes @alties, IN ben oie betreffer-
De Gerion, Die Dos @etrarlfe genieBt,
pobnt 0ieie blooiinnige 8ia ioate
lulter feinen ltmitanoen angenomn1er
peroen. gead ibren geitimmullgen
fonnte Der 8etrieb irgeno eiEes
8iergartens uno oas Mbbalten ir>
genb elmer 6eitlihfeit I'M 5reiell.
BEL Der alfobolbaltige @etranfe ge-
trurfen perben, perbotert iper0en.
g[u1 fonnte man es auf @rltno Die
1es @eiebes BIN perbieten, boB Mit-
glieoern eines Stubs mtf eillenl
5u Dem &lubbaus geborigen @artell-
grunoitiid @etranfe ierpiert tpiiroen;
ia, man fonl1te es iogar inter ltm-
itanoell einenl Tripatmann perbiet,n,
gliten Sreunoen IN ieiner garo oocr
ieinem @orten elm @las gSein oDer
Bier por5llieBen.
- Gin geipiiier so. Smitb, Ser Ill
Ser 9f1be BON Weria pobnte, hortc
| neulib nabts ein neroahtiges @e.
| rauid in ieirlem Siibnerbaus. 81
nabm Ieine 5linte uno ging bina1s
0EallBen itolperte er, feline SLIME
| entluo iih nno Die gonse 2aoinQ
| ging inn in ben aopf. gr iprrbe
iofort getotet.
Snl Stofoole-sge5irf bon @il
ion GolntH ioa am 10. Wfdr5 eill
2ocol Sption-abitimmlng itattfin
oen.
sn &iasboro iillo mebrere Sc
| iddftsbdiiier an Der @eit Gln Stro
BE abgebrannt. Der Sbaoen be
lauft iih auf $4,000.
ssn Giinge ioll eine 9[ftien-@e
ieaidaft gegriinoet meroen, uno eilli
| Selmii6lc 81 ballen uno 81 betreibcn