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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-25
Program For Taft
Days at Seattle

Seattle, Sc. t. 21-The visit of
President Tat wi be a feature of
the week from Monday, September
27 to Sunday, October 3. at the
Alaska-Yukon-Pati ic Exposition. Ac-
cording to A. l.. Charlton. assistant
general passenger agent of the
Northern Pacific, the travel to the
fair will reach its highest point dur
ing this week.
A brill ant programme has been
planned for Pre5i lent Taft's visit
Thursday. He wi | be banquete1 in
the New York State building, escort
ed through the Exposition grounds
in magnifi automobile parade,
and rendered an elaborate reception
in the Washington State building in
the evening. The president will a
dress the people of the Northwest
in the natural phitheatre of the
iair, which seats 1900 people, in the
afternoon. After the reception in
the evening Mr. Taft has consented
to ride the goSt as an initiate into
the Arctic bro herhood. One hundred
other candidates will be admitted
nto the northern order along with
the president.
The opening o. the livestock show
on Monday to con inue until October
8, will be the la gest event of the
programme of the last month at the
Exposition. More than two Thousand
head of thoroughbred stock have beer
entered, and in tie poultry depart
ment more than five thousand birds
and fifteen hi tndred pigeons. The
ABILITIES for the handling of the
livestock are the most modern that
have ever been provided at any Ex-
position, over 100000 having been
expended.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-25

The State Board of Foretsry, oregon,
has been remarkably fortunate this
summer in esca ing the usual heavy
toll taken by forest fires The sea
son has been marked by less destruc-
tion Of timber than any in the past
decade. Fires t is year have been
few and widely separated while loss
es have been small. This is thought
to be partly due O an aroused plbi;
interest in preve pttng forest fires
and a largely increased force of fire
wardens throughout the forests this
season.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-25
City and County
Brief News Items

Alfalfa seed for sale at r. S. & y.
p. 3. : o d was at Wallowa, Frida"
Japalac. yarnish stains. linseed oil
at Burnaugh & Mayfield's.
J. b. Sci ct 10 t Thursday for
Sisld. ou co ny, Cal, to examine
some m n'ng properties.
States and tablets pencils and
pen--in fact everything needed by a
school pupi-at Jackson & Weaver's.
Sa itch AM w. G. Locke re
rned Thur day from Portland where
they a ten e state conven IN of
co mt commi ision RS.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-09-25
NOTICE TO PAY.

All pers ons owing Lon Davis must
settle on or before October l, 1909.
On all accounts not settled by that
late action will be commenced.
LON DAVIS
i1a4 BURLEIGH & BOYD
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
HON. D. VI. SHAW
HAS RESIGNED
PRESIDENT OF ekRBouRsvILLE
COLLEGE SEWERS coNHEc-
TON WITH SCHOOL.

HUNTINGTON. April ?s.-Hon. D.
W. Shaw, Of Phil.ppi, who for the past
eight years, has occupied the posi-.
ton Of president OF Morris Harvey COL
:ege a. B%arboursydile has rendered ais
resignation to the Board OF Trustees
Ui that institution. President Shaw's
resignation becomes effective at the
expiration of the present college year
next month. Prof. Shaw for the past
twenty years has been one Of The
prominent educators OF the State and
is a man OF exceptional attachments.
During the time that he represented
Barbour county in the legislature, he
was nonored with the speakership OF
the House OF Delegates and made nh
excellent record In that capacity. be.
ing a very fine parllamentarIan.
His retirement is said to have been
occasioned by his advanced age, and
it is probable that he will remove to
his old home lear Phillppi and retire
from active engagements.
Prot. R. H. Alderman, a well known
educator of, Kentucky, was appointed
by the Board of Trustees to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation.
1t will be a source of much regret to
the many friends of President Shaw
10 learn hat he has severed mis- con-
nection with Morris Harvey college.
but the best wishes Of all will be with
him. It may be truly said that no
man has ever endeared himself to the
people OF Barboursvllle more than ne
has. Always pleasant, courteous aud
gentlemanly, he was held in the nigh.
est esteem by all those with whom he
came in contact. Under his able d.
rection the school has made great
strides, and his valuable services will
be greatly missed.
1t is stated that General Educaticn-
81 Board OF the N. E. CAurch will con.
tribute literally to the institution and
many improvements about the college
will be made including the complet-
ing OF the boys dormltory.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

INFORMATION WANTED-from in
entor who has patent for sale which
would be money maker If properly
placed upon the market. Wish to hear
from Inventor only who will sell di.
rect to buyer without vaying any com.
mission. Please give lowest spot cash
price. or terms on royalty basis. No
agents need answer. Give brief de-
script IN and price. Don't send blue
prints IT drawings. Address I A.
Lesher, At West Monroe ST., Chicago
III. ct
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
%BooTHsVILLE ITEMS.

NJ. NJ. Clelland met with a very
close call for his life Monday while
hauling lumber. Enos Nuzum and Mr..
Clelland have been hauling lumber for
several days from Reed & Henry's
sawmill to ColfaX. Mr.. Nuzum has a
young team OF heavy horses, and in
going down the Colfax hill, which is
very steep. his brake failed to do its
work and as ne was loaded with heavy
oak his horses started to run. Mr..
Clelland had his team fully under con.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

trul and hadnf noticed the young
lean coming until t mas upon him
Nuznm ma been thrown fiDm his Va.
son bseafhless and sshss team 81
Iproaehed cielland one horse anded on.
Top Of his loaded wagon. HAD L not
been for the pole Of Nuzutn's wagon
striking him IN the shoH ribs and
knocking him over thefence the horse
that landed on his wagon would have
killed him outright. Mr.. CeIland was
brought home and has been confined
to his bed since. He got on With sew.
eral ugly bruises and one broken rib.
Rev. Moore preached at his regular
appointment at the N. E. Church
South at 1O:SO Sunday morning. The
house was almost filled and his dis
course was founded on Matthew 18th
chapter. from >the 21st to the 2s4h
verse. Everybody present enjoyed
the hours service.
Mr.. Delbert Curry and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Curry's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Rinehart Of Horner,s
run.
Ezekiel Smith and wife were the.
guests of their daughter. Mrs. Henry
Hartley. Sunday.
Mrs. J. P. Boice and Mrs. Irwin Hus.
tead have returned from Hkins, where
they spent a week with Mrs. Bo!ce's
son, ]. ". Bdce. and family.
]. Minor Harr ana Arthur Curry
were business callers at Will Harris
Tuesday.
Hugh Linn, of Santiago. had a very
fine milk cow to die one day this
week.
Frank Wilkinson and A. B. Harber,
shinnston butchers. bought a fat COW
from C. W. Harr Thursday.
Herford Smith bought a fine team
of horses from R. L, Reed Saturday.
An oil we'll has been located on
what is known a. the Davy Slocum
farm neal here.
The South Penn commenced to drill
on the Franklin farm on Horner's run,
day and bound over to keep the peace
Tuesday. There are several farmers
that have not been leased in this new
oil field.
A lively crowd of young people from
Fairmont passed through here Sun.
day. They were enjoying a drive.
G. G. Robinson was arrested yester-
day and boun dover to keep the peace
for six months. Jim Collins vent on
his bond. Mr.. Robinson lnterfered
with James H. Freeman in building a
line fence.
H. H. Willis was at Falrmont Satur.
day looking after some business.
Wilbur Hoult was at Fairmont Sat
urday.
Messrs. Arthur and Charley Free
man, of Santiago. went to Fairmont
Saturday to the express sale. They
were well paid for their trip.
H. B. Long, n among the best OF
Uncle Sans boys, carrier Shinnston
Route 2. who some time ago was mar.
ried to Miss Taught, moved from his
fathers home at Shinnston to property
here. Mr.. Long has been in the ser.
vice for over five years on Shinnston
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
HEALTH AND VITALITY.
Motifs Nervetlne pills.

The great nerve brain restorative
for men and women, produces strength
and vitality, builds up the system and
renews the normal vlgor, For sale by
druggists o. by mail, s1.OO per box, 6
boxes for $500.
Williams Mfg Co., Props. Cleveland,
Ohio.
For Sale by NJ. D. Christie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

ing methods. We have helped thou.
sands Of men secure good positions.
Write to-day and learn how we can
help you. One Of the greatest books
on business ever written will be sent
free. THE SHELDON SCHOOL, 1853
Republic Bldg, ChIca4o. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
Bethel
Continued from Page Two.)

visiting his father at this place Sun
day.
Mr.. Bertram Travis mas taken a boy
to raise and Is going TO give him a
horse when he is twenty-one.
TOM.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
Miscellaneous

WANTED-To rent, Z or 8 room house
centrally located. Apply Renter, care
this office. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

WANTED Men to De salesmen, to
take our correspondence course In the
Science OF salesmanship. The shcl.
don School has increased the. earning
power of over $4,000 men from 10 per
cent to 100 per cent? and more. Clerks
bookkeepers,.. correspondents, sales
men and managers, can all earn more
by moving and applying Sheldon sell
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

FOR RENT-one six rOOmed house
with modern convenieuces, Eighth
street, Fifth ward, $3.50 per month.
Inquire NJ. w. Ogden. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
Houses for Rent

FOR RENT-one 4 loom house, Sec
ond ward. Inquire 8. C. Norris, Wash
ington street tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

WANTEo-A bright young lady to
learn the dress making trade at once.
Mrs, HolEey Carl. corner Hign and
Monroe SITS. t;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
For sale Real Estate

@oR sALE-Good building lot on
Fatrmont Ave. size. 80 x 100 feet
S145o. A bargain for investment. You
can't buy property across street from
this lot for 800 per front foot Lot
between 18th and 18th streets. Ap-
&ly to &c. g." care this office.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
For Sale

FOR sALE-Five year old horse, l..
300 lbs, well broken. Apply c. E. Ma
son. a + Traction Co. If
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
Rooms for Rent

FOR RENT-FurnIshed room. Apply
NO. $40 Locust Avenue.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

WANTED-Boys Is years old to dis.
tribute circulars. Apply Wednesday
morning, April 2S, at a. M, Mr.. R.,
Kenyon Hotel, Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

WANTEp-Girl for general housee
work. Apply II, this Office. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29

WANTED-Girl experienced for house
work. Family of three. Work light.
Wages good. Inquire West virginian
Office or address P. o. Box SCI.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-29
Lost and Found
Help Wanted

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 127 Maple avenue.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-11

Der notisen @eloperwilligutgen Die
gleihfalls notige 9eiebeeberiidc 9lr-
belt 81 tut, llno in Ser Gegel miro
oenn all6 uihts getoll. Selblt Die
&ermiaiaungsbias miiiien %5llnleiit III
Gle ourdgepeitidt meroen. IS lit
inn Observation-Disclosures nid}ts
Seltenes, oob bunoert Wilionell
Collars in menigcr ais bu10ert
Minutcn perpiQiQt meroen; in me<
niger 3eit, OILS olld MIR oas bloBa
@erlelen Ser ein5elncn @ermiIli=
a%lln9spoiten c%rforoert.
SSn ouen oieien @iniidten foln1te
gbbilfe geidoffcn meroell, merll Der
@eginu Ser Nmts5cit oes aongrelics
uno 5ugleid) Der gegimn ser reqc!
maBigcn Saaungen olf Ben t..
Sarluor nerlegt miiroe. &nopp 5rci
Monotc noh ieiner G~rlpdblung
Gofrii6 pom Golfe") -fonnte har=
nod jcoer &onarcB ieine 5atigfeit
beginner. Seoe Ser idbrliden 5a=
gllrlgen fonnte lire ie6s Mpuote
oouern, obne ooB Die Witglieoer no
ti9 bitten, in Ser sSibe oes @oibinq=
toner Sonnners SIT idmitell. 9tid;t
mebr broltcbte ieoc 5meite Soglnl9
lunfdbia 81 eriprieBliher aeiebse6eri-
iher Sotigfeit 81 lein. lleberOies
bitten Die Mitglicoer 5mei Sabre
Belt, 81 5eigen mos lie fonlen ulio
gu crpeiierL ols lpeldent Sol5c lie
geldnibt iirb, ebe lie notia battcll,
iid SIR @ieoermobl 81 i%telle1. IiiG)
marc Die geraoe5u lttgebeuerlihe
@ioeriin1igfeit beieitiat, ooB aoG
grmablung cines llelien &ongrcIies
llod)mols Der alte nit ser often
Earteimebrbeit 5nlommellfommt llnD
nod allf ein Sabr lang Die politiiden
@eididc oes onoes beitimnlt, mld)
mcnn Dos Golf bereits fir cine an.
oerc Eartei iid entihieoen bat uio
fir cine moere Eolitif.
Dob 6ierin a~enoerlt1g oeidcffun
merbe, lit offeniid)tli6 lebr biel midl-
tiger ols Die Gerleanle oes Cages
Der MISUNDERSTANDING, fir Sic
MIR Sic @abri6einlibfeit beiiefe.1
@etters in getrad)t fon1lnt.
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Gin Oentider STANDARDIZATION.

lleber ben gum Standardization pom
ytem Yorf ernolmlten @m. 2oeb, Den
iriibereu Hripotiefret1r oes BrdIi=
oentelt 3%ooiepelt idreibt oas Nep
Oorfer Morgen=Soitrnol
Ger Serat bot Die Grnellnlir1
ocs H~raiiOenten beitatigt, ollrdb Die
Der &afen bon Nem gorf eillell
oentlden Solicitor befonimt. ISM.
9oeb IT,, Der bisbcriee SefretGr oes
Erdlioentell Mooiepelt, lit Ser @liid-
lide. &err 2oeb mar nod Dor me-
nlgen Sabren Elm arnIer Stenp
gropb III &apitol 5n 9llbanp, IN Del
len Nabe nod beute iein @ater eill
fleiiies @eidaft betreibt. Nls Moole-
pelt in oas Staotsfopitol ein5oq,
nabn1 er Den jnngen 2oeb in ~ieile.l
Stab mtf nllo madte ibu ldlieBlid)
5llnl Sefretdr. Als SEER Mooiepelt
oalrl nod @aibington meitersog
nobm er 9oeb init nlo nlad6te ibu,
llod)oem Gortclpou anoerpeitig per
lorgt NOR, 5itln uSefretdr oes @r1li
oenten".
Serr 2oeb bot Dos idpieriae
amt Sabre lang 5l1r 3ufrieoenbeit
ieines Chefs uno aaer, Die inn @ei-
ben @alie SIT tim batteit, pertnolte5.
,9ie iette Yfriinoe, melde er Jest
befomllen bat, lit oaber mol Der.
oient.
Der Ncfu Oorfer Standardization
bot nlebr Patronage 81 peree6en,
ais irgeno Elm onoerer 9urloesbeanl-
ter III Der Staot. SEER 2oe6 riidt
buber III cine SteIe Dor. in mel
der er aroBe politiide Mabt cnt-
folten fam. Gs miro oaber ald
ans @aibington gemeloet, ooB er,
lotpeit oie republifaniihe 8ortei III
Nem Oorf mtbelongt, Ser @ertrcteg
ocs Groiioenten Gait ieir mirn.
limo niht MIR Cats, ionoern ollb
9ioolepelt's, meldler Die lebten Sabre
Der cigentlide v9oB~ Ser Seem Yor-
fer Barteilnai6ite NOR.
Scrr 2oeb miro olio in Sen nadl-
item Sabren i%uobri6eiitlid) cine &c.
nclltenoe Hoile in Ser Gplitif unie-
rer Staot mo oes Stoates lpielen.
Dab eiile iolde &olle einem 9cut-
id)en 5lfollt, baben mir nidt 81 be.
flagen. @err 9oeb lit nidt mr.
oelltider sf6itanmung, ionOern fat
olld) cine Srau aus gut oeutidjer
8ainilie gebeirotet.
Die oelltide ginmanoerung farn
ltols oarollf icirL Dem 2onoe cine1
10 tiidltigel Mam eeidenft 5u ba.
ben. Gr lit ieoenfoas Der bette &c
lpeiS oofiir, bob mld) Die 5meite
Generation bon @inmall0erern Ser.
pprra0ell0e 2rofte liefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-11
Nahe ocm Sobe in gia gono.


pSabrelane Bat mir elm ibmcres
2ungenleioen groBe Sdrner5en per
nrladt", idreibt Srou sSoo Copper in
gia 9ono, Ga., limo mebrere Wto=
le bin id Dem Sooe nobe gelpclel.
Die Mer5te erflarterL id) lei urlbeil-
bar. Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
bradte mir i6nea Grleidteru1g llno
oauernbe Seilung." IS perrid)tet
@unoer bei Sulten ltno Grfdltllllg,
franfen 2ungen, glntitur5, Grippe,
sitbma, Group, a~eudbuiter rllo al
len Solsleioen. SOC uno $1.O0. Ser
lnbsflai6en fret. @aralitiert bon a.
len Ipot6efern.
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Gie Sofflntuq 1T Ser &eidtlm
er armut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-11

glallbch oomit Den Sdliiiicl 5llr
Solltn9 Oes Srnmpproblems gcfln.
ben 5t boben, lnlb MON miro IS
mn lohen fonutcL pentl Ole 2ntp-
tnotlpGt leiner Sobn meniger arlllc
Sellfcl um's 2eben brinqe1. 9lber
Die SanoItreiberei miro er oamit nidlt
nltSrottcl1 fonnen, Die 60llgt nit
Den 6eblgdn9en oes observation-disclosures
5llloInnlel1, Der Die %porbonoenc Nr=
beitsfroft oes 2anoes mie eil1el1 &allz
ten cleftrilder &raft betrodtct, Die
or nod 8elicben alliporulcrl ooer
abltellen follt, obne 81 beocnfet.
ooB Der IN &ubeltano Qelebte 9(ffll.
lrllllotor feline lebenbige &roft per
brolldt, m1brero oie mellid(idcil
Nrbeitsfroftc niht einfad eingeIor0t
lperoell fonlrell, lonoern fiir i6r 90
leln onf Die Grflten5mittcl Ser sci
besllobrltlg o%ngelpielen iino. lino
aus Der Sl1fonieqlen5 Scr &er6Glt=
mile miro Dos Srompmeien oebo=
re1t.
I'm ooiielbe pom polfsmirtiboftli-
fbet1 Stollopnnft eingebeno 81 bebail<
oeln, mltBte mon Bidder ihreiber,
gum l~lilloeltens sl6banolungerl in Sc
men oorgetan miro mie unneridlilz
oete Mrbeitsloiigfeit otf ocll @eo
5llr 9anoltraBe meiit, mic lid) abcll
oabill ollgeborener t@otg gum Nidts-
tltn bemegt, mic Sic er5lultfiaelle
ltntotigfeit sur oemoralilierenoen
3orncraoldaft init bclpuBtcr Nid6ts
n%libigfeit fiibrt, apie ielbit Ser 6eile
Menld inter lniiberminoboren @i=
oerlrartigfeiten bic 9ebcnsencrqic
perliercll llltb uno mic 10 fltrd)tbar
folt mo ~bortber5ig Die 9elibenoelt.
l1no beiaBell lie nod 10 menig
Sen1elligen obmeiiell, Ser cbell oor
nifts bot, oeliel gutter @iQe pom
Dem oQgemeinen MiBtrouen ms
9nnfel Der Ger5meifluug binoeoe-
ltoBen miro. @as eoel oenfqnoe
Wenid)en erlonncn bobel1, Inn oieiern
gelellidaftliden Gleno bilfreif I'll be-
ge9nen, fiilt ebenfalls giider ots.
llno lper Elm !&er5 bot fin ieite Niit=
mellldell, miro iid nit ben 8robie=
men beidaftigen. Gin bef(ogels
lperter Srrtum aber lit es, lpelln oelt=
te, Die oif Der Sobe biirgerliher ST.
teligens iteben %iollten, oie idncr
ernlte 5rage init mittelalterlieeen
Mitteln alls Der @elt i6offen sll
fonncn meinen.
uWliln. Scroll.
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Cramps.

gu Der aloiic BON 2ellterL Sic
mon gen1einbin OILS @emiitsmenidell
be5ei6net, gebort olld elm bod1geltea-
ter geamter Der Yennlplpania 8abn.
IS iommert i'm, lciner 9abn .ue.
gen, bob oil oeren @eleileitrefen
allidbrlid 10 niel Meniden ais Gpfer
oes 8~egeniabes 5piiden Sdmeaper=
febr nnb Dem Sdnedellgolg ees
einiamen 5uBgangers tot licgen blei-
ben. SIN 2auie BON 5ipei So6rcu
baben nift lueniger als 1897 Yer-
iollen ben SOB ll1ter ben Maoern ee=
tilnoen, tells ols tic, ouf Dem be
qlterlell @ege oes 9abnoann1es IN
ermangelutg bon SuBmegen scr
SanoltraBe maridierten, gum all=
bern, als lie n%erllid)ten, Iecre 1Sradt-
tuagen ais ~8erfebrsmittel ibrer @un-
oerlnlt bon einem Srte gum mloc.
rem gu benlben. SelbitperItdnolid,
paren es cramps. gs lit mir Elm
nerbdltniBmaBig eerinaer Yro5ent=
lob Der Gielen, Die iid olf 0iele
Geiierorte a"llgemieien icben ullo oas
&iiifo loufen, neil nild fir lie ser
@ea Der Giienbabn9eleiie Der bette
lit. Mber trotoem limo cs ibrer sil
piele, Die % m's 2ebeu fonlme.t
un0 neil oieie ltnfaQe oeill Giien=
babnbetricb auf oas aorto 0eiest
fperoerl, mia Der Serr ErGlioent oas
ocrhinoert milien.
Us mare mn ~alleroings feline lln-
tat, melm er ben aonouftenren ser
6radt5iige Grlaubnis gGbe, mus
ia mafld)e oerlel6cn ollh obre lie
tim, Den arinen MeiienOen ci1lell
beiheioencn Glnb i'm @iitcrlpuqrn
5u gonnen, I'M lie 10 Don eillem Grte
oes WiBerfolees nod einem anoer=
Ell, BON Dem lie iih mlebr periprchel.
81 beforoern. @ie piele @eleqenbei-
Ten fonnte Ger, Der etfpus bot, 9e.
ilen bieten, Die nihts baben. Mber
oies gebt niht an. Mon fam oos
Neutrality-suspicious. llid]t perocrbcn.
ltno oes6alh miro ieoer Sranlp, ser
III eiliem leeren @iiternaqeil ouf ser
6obrt wbetroffen miro, r~iidiidtslos
binmtsgeldmiiien. Dos bat ia ieige
acmiiie 9ered)tiarna. 9enn idllieb-
lid nilroc Der 8ronip meinen, Der
3ltg bon leerel @agen meroc linn
BON Der @obnbireftion sur Ser
fiiguna geiteat, oalnit err mic bic Sci.
ienoen erifer aloiic iid an ociI
lanbidaftliden Hei5en Der @cgeIlo
erbaltc, merlIi ibm ditdl Der Wtaqell
fmurrt, Ilio berais nit ibn. llllo
onmit er nid)t inter oie M0Dcr
fommt, llebermeiiung III bos liGd
tie Gonntpecfdngnis, Giniperrnna
dilf %beltimmte 3eit. Steineflo2icn
ODER oerafeidun mo BEL Ser Gllt-
lallltno ein @nnoermidL baS Der So
ll5ei 8~elegenbeit aibt, Die M%eiierollte
Der Sboodlole1 gcllua 5l perfolaeu.
9eliiquenten gegebenenfols ciuall,
itcden. @as al sic 3eiteu oeS Don
Den @eltoarmcn p~erfolgtcn Son6
fperfsmuridentums erinnert.
Ger Ser Giien6a6nprGiiocht nlnu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-11
sambb.it lam nidt aebeilt merSen

burd IofnIe Npplifafionen, ipeiI lie ben
fraafen Sell oes 9bres ni1t erreider1
f0nnen. gs giebt nur eirlen @eg, bic
Smibbeit 3n furieren, ui,D Der lit barn
foniitutioneIle 9eilmitteI. Saubbeit pir6
6nr6 einen e~tlt5Inbeten 3nitanb Der
ldleimigen MusfIeibnita Ser GuStadii1en
@1bre berurIadt. 8enm bieie Mobre
ii6 ent5iinbet, babt SIR einen rumpeIl.
ben Son ODER llnboufommenes @eb0r;
nno ipenn fie gang eei6Iofen 1T, erfolgf
Saubbeit, nn0 tpern Die grt5iin6rna
ni6t geboben nnb bie1e M0bre nieber in
ihren geborigeu 8uftanb berfebt perben
fam, fpirb 6as @eb6r fir INNER serit6rt
Iyeroen; neun Tdne inter 5ebn iia6 bnrd
&afarrb beriirfa6t, neI1er nidts aIs
Elm ent5iinbeter 3uitano Ser i9leimisei,
OberflGbe lift.
Sir tpolIen ~einbun6ert 9oIars fir iez
ben, our6 &ntarrb beruriadten Sal bon
Sali6heit geben, ben mir ni6t burh : ir1s
nebmen bon .9au's &atnrrb. Sur" beilen
t0nnen. 2aBt gu6 umionit 3irfuIare
tomn1en.
S. S. GIeneD G. g., gpIeSu, ..
Terfauft bon alien Gpotbefern, 75c.
6au's EamiIien<giuen fino Die better.
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SoGm $. Bolton, ofientlifer @o-
tor. @rnnoeiacntunl. @gent iiir
Ecniionsonipriide. 3immer 9, ct.
SSornes Sotel, Slt.Soulton StroEs.
0eioe Seleph5ne $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-11

". 3. Cunningham, 1903 8eItSgon<
iflerce Ctr Gambler in nelien iln5 aes
bralid]ten artifeln, perfauft biaia. @icls
nerldrdnfe observation-disclosures. SdreIbs
it'd nit Bii6erfhranf per6uii0en, Gin
si9uare" Riano, S6aufeIftiibIe, @affcez
lrieli, cine feline ausipabl Sefen stpeis
ter 9ato, @niolin>Oefen bon ST bic
$3.50, Ndbmni9inen bon 50 Bis ST. 90.
beridlieoene Rfer0eeeidirre aus Sueis
ter 9ano, Siir@afattell, neue uno aes
bralidlfe, 6eIbbetten II, + 10. &ommt itilb
ieht, pb ibr etfpas @uteS NIB 8iIiaes
~gebraleben fount.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-03-22
BRILLIANT SH0RTST0P
NATTY MATTRESS AT HOME
Celebrated Celebrity of Buffalo East
crn League Team is Visiting HIS
Folks at san Marcial.


San Nnrrinl Y NJ, Mnrch 40
Wifiam waitress brtter known as
,Natty' Nattrrss t,n shortstop OF the
lHnfraio EASTERN baseball league team.
is in san Marcial this week visiting
- a.. bnrac nf his father " X. Nat
tr.se Artrr rcmafnine here a few
nv Nattrrss win leave for joplin.
Mo where his team goes into early
Nr1i, mcao+t"a ane9alo nr-Nsponer
go th~n Snn,oue ehorteton.
90 Nattress the brilliant short
s+on nS az local haseba chm and
er :, toyin Ne afetfnetton Of being its
,i5Nst y, nno,,,hor IN mimi az service. lcft
,a9.n anom IN ake SHORE late last
MN. fnn, , INA weckts visit with his
na5,r his former home in San
sri~'t' W, Neyirn Trrrifnrv mis-
$50 n,,'o M not he Greater than
MN teli ho recorded him nv