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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

The governor is going to keep the
tax rate down for the purpose Of be-
ing able to show what he has done
for the good people The fact that
institutions are crippled and things
left undone that should be done does
not progress and it is not the kind of
administration Texas stands in need
of This manufacturing of political
buncombe ought to stop. Texas has
suffered enough from it,-Denison
Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

If there is any truth in the theory
of that German scientist who has de-
cIared that there is no such thing as
red hair the red headed widow spe-
mediate need of an eye doctor
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Conscientious Fort Worth is the
way il must be written. Even the
electric light comps ny in that city is
conscience-stricken and has made
voluntary reduction in charges.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

There is at least one thing to be
said in favor OF Senator Bailey. He
declares that he will not be can
didate for governor Of Texas. That
leaves two Of us at any rate who will
make up the rank and file
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

In the course of an able editorial
the Southern Lumberman says, In
telligent and prosperous farming de-
mands good roads good roads in
crease the comfort of farm life and
open the way for better public ser
vice Of every description. This in turn
develops and adds TO the opportuni-
ties in the towns and cities"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02
The Carriage and Buggy Repair Shop Automobile Forging
N.

New work built to
order. Special at
tention given to
repairing and paint
ing old vehicles.
Our rubber : tire
work is the best.
Blacksmithing and
wood work of any
description. We
own and operate a
$1,000 cold tire set
ter. All work done
in this machine is
guaranteed. We
are f a C t o r y
Agents for the eel
ebrated H yn e s
Buggy Co. and
will make you a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

As the plot thickens prospects for
fun, fuss and feathers in the next
gubernatorial campaign increase.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Propositions TO pave the court
house square ought TO appeal to the
county and city alike Both are
equally interested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

The macadamizing of Ferris ave
nue. will be the beginning of the end
of bad streets in WaXahachie
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Why not organize a road district
under the new law and vote bonds
for the Improvement of roads?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Unless WaXahachie mineral water
will save him the condition of the
chronic kicker is hopeless.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Protect your credit and watch
confidence grow.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Did that street lighting PROPOSE
ton burn out fuse?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

You need exercise. Cut the weeds
and grass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

W. A. OWNBY City Editor
Residence Phone, Bell No 2s9
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-06-02

Cheer up and build that sidewalk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
IN MEMoRIUM.

Died. at the sanitarlum az noon
Sunday. Mrs. Cornelia J. lmbOden
Finney Of Rocky Point. near THIS city.
OF a complication OF diseases. that OF
the heart being most prominent
She was born IN West Carroll Par
lsh. Ia. and was seventy-ono years
OF age. She leaves q husband. sam.
uel @. Finney. a citizen OF Rocky
Point and an Englishman by birth
and rearing. and one son. James I'm
boden Finney. editor and proprietor
Of The Brownsville CTenn.) States
Graphic. and his two sons. her grand
children. She was the daughter Of
Miss Dunklin OF Virginia. who was
the wife Of Mr.. Imboden. She was
a sister OF the famous Confederate
captain Of artillery. James Imboden
of Missouri. and a cousin Of General
John Imboden Of "Jeb" Stewards cav
airy corps. She had been raised In
affluence bat suffered much by the
vlclssitudes and losses during and
since the war. Through Il eli ahe re-
mained true 20 her fne heritage Of
Just womanhoOd and human sympas
thy. She was. according 20 the best
standards OF humanity. q good. true
woman. and this being true n is the
best that tongue or pen can say o.
her. and I am sure now she does not
need the offices Of either. for she
has already heard the celestial com
mendations. well done. thou good
and faithful servant" J. w. +.
Gainesville. Fla.. June q. 1908
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
DEBATE ON The TARIFF
HAS CLOSED At LAST
Came After Seventy Days Of Almost Continuous De-
bate Of Payne Tariff Measure.

WASHINGTON. June 29-After sew
enty days Of almost continuous debate.
the Senate at 3:i5 p. m. yesterday.
concluded its discussion Of the SEIZED
ules OF the Payne-Aldrich tariff bill.
Five minutes afterwards the Senate
adjourned for the day TO permit the
lengthy preparation possible in so
short a time for the debate on the
corporation and income tax questions,
which will begin soon after the Sen
ate convenes today.
The early adjournment afforded the
tired Senators a little much-needed
relaxation from long hours in the
oyerheated Senate chamber.
Many Of them embraced the OppOT-
tunity 20 go TO Fort Myer for the
purpose Of Witnessing the airship
tests. aud others attended the baseball
game at American League park. Sen
ator Aldrich was among those who
went 10 Fort Myer. He has been
greatly interested in the flights made
by the Wright brothers. and much de-
sired 20 see their machine in action.
Those who went 10 Fort Myer were
disappointed, however; owing 20 an
unfavorable wind no flight was at
tempted today by the Wrights.
Mr.. Aldrich told some Of his friends
that he would take a few DAYS on
duty for a water trip OF some kind
n Il develops that the discussion OF
the income tax is likely 20 be an
extended one. In this event. Senator
Flint will take charge Of the bill and
Senator Root. who aided Attorney.
General Wickersham In drafting the
corporation tax amendment, will take
charge % that measure. There has
. cen some discussion Of postponing
the income tax. and the corporation
tax amendment until the next regular
session. but this suggestion has not
met with favor. Senate leaders take
the position that a movement Of this
character would embarrass President
Taft
Il is now expected that only one
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

permanent guest arrived at his home
yesterday evening. de Is a fine 10
pound boy. Mother and child roing
nicely.
Miss Ida Chamblin expects 90 leave
Saturday for Tennessee and other
States. She will be gone until the
summer l. over.
Mrs. Edwin Thomas and little
daughter Maud. returned Sunday af-
ternoOn from a couple Of days visit
10 jacksonville.
Sir. and Mrs. A. ID. Jernigan Of
Quincy arrived last evening TO spend
several days with Mrs. Jernigan's
brother. n. Maddox. and family.
Mrs Kramer OF Waldo Is spending
several days with her husband AZ this
place.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

~ fan. and Mr.. Tom Carlton second
prize. a framed picture Of the Queen
OF the Farm" captured by---.
Other Notes.
DR. "a. l.. Montgomery has bous hi
a handsome Buick automobile. Sea.
eral others speak OF buying one.
Mrs. J. p. Carter Of Tampa Is visit
ing Capt. J. w. Carter OF this place.
The post Office has been moved into
the new Carlton building When
completed Micanopy will have an up
.o-date postoRloe. for which Mrs.
Carlton has the thanks Of the public
The brick building Is a nice one and
> quite an addition TO our business
sGuare.
Mrs. ]. a. Edwards will leave TO
morrow Zoe her regular summer out
ing In New York State.
Capt W. n. Sanders OF 81. Peters
burg Is visiting Dr. W. c. Johnson.
Mrs. A. r. Miller. formerly Of this
place but now Of ST. Petersburg. Is
visiting Mrs. Waterman Johnson for
a few days.
Miss Campbell OF jacksonville L.
visiting Miss Rubie Thrasher.
Mr.. Elmer McCreary Of Gainesville
was In town Saturday.
The Gainesville and MieanOpy boys
played a game OF ball Thursday. The
score was 6 20 IN favor Of MioanOpy.
w p. ShettlewOrth Of Eylnston was
IN town yesterday.
Miss Tuten Of Archer h visiting
Mrs. w. w. Geiger for a few days.
w. ID. Bobbltt has shipped about
1900 crates OF cantaloupes 80 far.
The prices have been better for the
past days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
EGYPTIAN COTTON TO
REMAIN ON FREE LIST
Growers Of Long Staple Cotton VIII Have to Con-
time to Compete With II.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-SOuthern
Senators yesterday Intellectually en-
leayored TO take long staple or Egyp-
ian cotton on the free list and 10
place upon "a a duty OF cents n
pOund. which Senator Bacon. the au-
thor Of the amendment. declared was
a revenue duty only.
AS a means OF revenue. he said the
2lO.OOO bales Of Egyptian cotton Inn
ported into the United States annual
ly should not be overlooked. Mr..
Bacon estimated that the low duty
proposed by him In ten years would
bring into the treasury 1000. 600.
The fact that this class OF cotton Is
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
NEWS FROM ARCHER.

ARCHER, June 29.-Mrs. Arthur
Reed and daughter. Miss Lillian, and
son. John Arthur. returned saturda.
from a very pleasant visit OF a few
days 20 relatives az Inverness.
5. S. Smith. who has been employed
as bOokkeeper By the Maddox Foun-
cry & Machine Co. left Saturday TO
accept a position In Jacksonville.
Mrs. George Fleming and two chill
Lren returned Sunday afternoon from
a visit OF several days % relatives
m jacksonville.
J. r. Crumpton. the popular man
aser Of the White House. has got
grin" on him this morning. Another
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
Large Stock Farm Latest
Enterprise for MiCanOpy

pared the lands and placed the plant
on the ground 10 be- ready for bust.
ness the coming season.
They have a strip Of 900 acres OF
prairie land that win be- used ex
clusiyely for stock pasturage, and b..
sides the large number OF cattle al.
ready placed there. Mr HILLARY viii
place about hhy head more GA the
premises during the coming week
There o. something over 1900 acres
ln the entire tract. and n tho venture
proves as successful a. me company
anticipate they win add stin more 20
the place. and eventually make of
% l--s- ranch Ger the purpose OF
~ 60 -fert ~ the State.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

One OF the largest combination
stock aud truck farms IA Florida Il
nov being established near MicanoDy
ln what h known az the Powell estate.
The manager. A. 4. Hilleary. states
that q Is the intention OF the stock
holders 20 have the largest farm in
be- state
g. ~. Snyder A. Co, Of New York,
are Interested in the project and they
nave invested a large amount Of mon.
81 already in the enterprise. draining
one lake Of about sixty acres.
Besides the vegetables they VIII
alfe. they propose 90 make spe
.alty OF fancy name lettuce and
holce celery and have -'r--'r Tr-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

vote will intervene between the as
sembling OF the Senate today and the
taking up OF those questions Of in
ternal taxation. Senator Tillman has
pending an amendment providing for
tax Of 10 cents a pound on tea. and
IL Is believed that this provision will
not lead TO further debate. No intima-
tiOn has been given Of other amend
ments and the discussion probably
will be shifted from the tariff 20 the
internal revenue. and Il is understood
that the opening speech will be made
by Senator Cummins OF Iowa In sup
port Of an income tax amendment as
part OF the tariff bill in cOntradis-
tinction 20 the movement for a cor
pOration tax and an independent resO-
luton looking TO the imposition OF an
income tax through the instrumental
ity Of a constitutional amendment.
The finance committees income tax
constitutional provision was presented
yesterday. and as the corporation tax
amendment was introduced some days
ago. both are now before the Senate
In regular order.
Yesterdays proceedings consisted of
4 general and final cleaning up Of the
passed over provisions in both the
dutiable and free lists of the tariff
bln.
The duty on structural iron and
steel valued az more than $40 Of a
cent a pound was increased from sic
o 4-lO Of a cent per pound. being an
addition 20 the House rate Of 1-1O Of
4 cent. The rate ON steel OF lower
value was left unchanged. On zinc
pigs there was also an addition OF
half a cent a pound over the House
rate OF I cent.
Intellectual efforts we're made 20
have school books and salt put on the
Tree list
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

used In the making Of laces. and high
grade goods. on which the duties had
been increased IN the pending BILL
Mr.. Bacon said was an assurant
that the duty would not add 20 the
prices Of the articles made from the
long staple product.
Senators Taliaferro and Fletcher Of
Florida declared that the people OF
their State wanted the duty on long
staple cotton and AR. Tallaferro al.
mitted that they wanted q for the pro.
lection Of the Sea Island cotton I'm
dustry. by a viva vOce vote the
amendment 20 remove long staple cot
ton from the free list was rejected.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
Hastings Potato Di6GerS
vs.. the Oak Halls Today

should be. and all citizens should not
take Il for granted that We are going
10 win anyway; but 90 out witness
the game. get a paper horn, and gee
busy
spottswood will be- placed In the
box tor the first game with Hastings,
and n is stated that the visitors are
coming thIs vay loaded with an OF the
very b.-t material they could secure
.8 capur. both games.
Tho game viii BE- called promptly
-t q O'Clock. so be ol hand at a.'"
and Sec the pretty practice work OF
.tr. rru t.sr. uu rhr t.'d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

To-day will witness the first uy-oul
with Hastings. the potato digsers OF
81 Johns county, and unless We are
badly mistaken thoy will make d M
terestIng for Manager Davis. lads on
the bail lot
The team has a remarkably good
record behind them. having Won %
large percentage Of the games piA,
e5 so sou viii be- interested b' Visit
Ing tbe rark and seeing che gam,
y.u are needed for roofing I''
While the Attendance has been i''.
d. uotbing 10 compare 0.th shat F"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
Another Picnic Party.

A pleasant small party Of picnick-
ers left yesterday for WOrthington
Springs 10 spend the day. Among the
leaders were Miss Ruby Hartsheld,
Miss Florence Davis, Miss Mary Craw-
ford. Frank Hartsheld. and A. b.
HaTtsdold.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30
Picnic Near Fairbanks.

A picnic h announced for Ratchet
Greek. az BENEFITS Ford. on Saturday,
July Ord. All are invited 10 come and
bring Well-hlled baskets. Dancing
win also be INDUCED IN BY those that
care 20 participate.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

Some article that Is simply ''in the
gay" at your house might II adveF
Used. be sold 20 someone who Is anE
louslv LOOKING Iw
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-30

Isnt there something which only a
Want "a. can DO tor you todayf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04

nn6 uu6 Damn feinem bas Stitum1-
redt nur aus @riin0en Der Gaiie
ooer Ser Scribe gerommen meroen
tonne. Gem Garloment Ser Union
loa es freiiteben bic 8erfaiiunG gu
ar1oern, aber Die @leidbere6tigung
Der betoen Spra6en 1tno Die @rnllG=
beltimmltngen fir Die 8ertretltng Ser
Hropln5el1 III bent Barlomente Der
linton fonnen mir nit 3peioritteI=
Wealoritdt gednoert meroen. NIle
Sonoerbei6liiiie Ser Gropin5ialregie=
rnngen iolen Dem &eto oes General
golpernel1rs unteriteGt iein. Ole
@iienbabnen uno @ofen ser Solomon
meroen brei &ommiiidren uno Ell
tem &obinettsminilter nlter1telt, Sic
our6 biai9e Observation-Disclosures
oie lonopirti6oftli6e u1lo inouitrieqa
I%niieolung i'm Sn1ern oes 2onoes
81 foroern boben.
9ie &onititltion 1iebt ollo mebr
einen ginbeititoot ols cine Sobero=
ton Dor, cine ltroffere 3niommar,-
5iebune Ser politiih moBgebetloen
@lemente un0 Capitalization Ser 8a=
palten, als mir iie boben. Sic lit
oarum alt6 mebr Ser fonaoii6en olS
unierer &onititution dbnlid. Sic
gebt ioear oorin nod peiter, oa5 lie
oen grppin3en Sonoerre6te MIR ult-
ter @%utbeiBune bes @enerolgouuer-
neurs 5uerfennt.
Cine 6roge, on Ser bie &onpention
su ideitern Orobte, NOR Die @u6l
Ser fiinftigen @ouptItoot. Mber oll6
bier murbe Der @iferiiihteIei oo=
our6 Elm @noe gemobt, ooB MAJ
8retorio gum Sit Der Grefutipe, Of
10 CUR Experimentation Sa11ptitoot
madte, uno oaB man oos 8orlo-
ment nod aapitoot uao oos Sberoc=
ridt na6 81oomfountain perlegte.
Seoenfalls be5ei6net Die @riin=
Dung oes iiin9iten Staotspeiens cine
nelte Sierra Der @ntmidlung Ser britt
I6en &olonien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04

ia feline gebputung, Sober iiebt ia,
BOB es 1tniim it," Gin iebes ge-
brudte 8ort bot 8eoeutl1ng unb nlorl
neiB ntdt, pie melt feline @ir~
flung gebt. @ir baben bier a1d)
nt6t bios bieien einen Irtifel in
Iuge, menn mir BON Der @efa6r=
li6feit oieier @rt bon Sournaliitif
ipreder, lonbern bas fortnabrenoe,
Observation-Disclosures oerortigenl1n=
firms. 9ieien einen Irtifel bubell
mir MIR ols 8eiipiel ausgemablt,
ober ieben Sonntag bringt oieie Ell
ne 3eitnng berartigen 8lobiim utlb
oie onberen groBen engliiden Cages
8eitungen eifern ibr nod uno GEE
ben iogar nod meiter als iie. 9os
mub a1f Die 0alter BON Sen peroerb-
li6iten 5olgen fir Die ltrteilsfabi9=
felt bes 8olfes iein.
9te 9ebauptune iibrigens, DOB
Ser berti6e &aiier Elm Inbanger Der
Hydrologic lei uno einen Sterll-
belter inter ieinen 9ofleuten babe,
ioGte anein lhpn geniieen, I'M oelt
@erfoiier bieies artifels ms STREET.
balts al brtngen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04
Snternatiunaler 8ateutidnt.

9as nene 8atentobfommen 8fui=
i6en Mmerifa uno 9eutidlano, oos
oieier Gage IN @aibington eegettlei=
tig unter5ei6net mproen til, benarf
nod al ieiner @iiltigfeit Ser @ene6-
migung ieitens oes 8unoesienats.
Gs ldBt iid ME porberiaeen, mos Ser
Senat nit iolben @orlogen tut, ga
mitnnter geraoe Die in ben 8opier=
forb %tponoern, Die iid am gefdllieIten
a%usrlebmen.
9os Motip oes neller Mbfonl-
mems i6eint 5u iei1, ben 8otentit)us
Ingeborigen Der gertragsl1noer IN
Dem an0eren 2anoe 5n lhiibeh, oate
oab ser 8atentinbober eenotigt
miro, Den patentierten Artifel in oeln
betreffenoen 2anOe ber5uitelen. Sll
@irfli6feit baben oie Ser. Stoaten
es in oieier Siniidt bisber ihon 10
gebalten, mie IN Dem lteuelt Nbfonl
men norgeieben lit. Die Botentae=
iebgebu1e Der Ser. Stooten lpar
ndmli6 I'M @egeniote gu iener Der
meiiten europaiihen &ontinentollGlt-
Der fir BEN Grinder ourbolls libe=
raj, neil man bier nit glitem Geht
in ieber @rfinoung ein Mittel 5llr
6ebung Der Sllouitrie erfonnte. gs
fonnte bis oabin elm 9eutid)er, ser
Elm amerifoniides 8otent beiaB, lot.
den artifel IN 9eutiblono fabri5.e-
rem laIien uno Damn bierber impor=
tieren, obne oaour6 ieines 8otcnt-
i6utes perluitig gu geben. 5rei!ib
ermies ii6 bierbei fir Die Ser. Staas
ten, iofern Snouitrielpoaren IN BE-
tra6t famen, Ser in BEN meiiten Sal
len abnorm bobe 3oa als elm Sdub-
mittel gegen lteberflrtung oes Gin.
beimiihen Warftes nit iol6en i'm
@uslanbe fobri5ierten ODER bier be-
tentre6tli6 aei6iibten @oaren. Gs
muroe gleih5eitig oamit, iiderIid) in
Der Sbeorie, cine @nregltng gum
Smport geaeben nno oamit INDIRECT
cine @innabmequeae fir infer 2an6
gel6affen.
90 Die amerifanii6e ga~tentgeieb-
aebui1g bis 0abin fir ben oeutiGen
Grinder ourhai1s liberal mar, uno
oos n1mli6e Motin, oas bier INNER
ihon @eltllng botte, ourh oas nelte
@bfommen audi fir amerifanil1e gr-
finoungen in 9euti6lan0 qelten IoQ,
10 ldee Der 8orteil oes rellen M6-
fommens acknowledgements a1tf ur-
ierer Settle. @enn uniere @elebQe-
bnng ON oieiem liberolen Mptio felt.
balten mil, 70 oiirften Ser @llthei-
Bung oes borlieqenoen @bfommens
ourh BEN Senot feline ernItliden &in-
o@erniiie i'm @eg ltebe1.
9ie Sode bot ober ei1en Soften.
IS mia i6einen, ols Oh ollh bieri1.
lonoe, gerooe mie iiingit in England.
cine 8etpegung einqeiebt bdtte. mel
DIE NIT Der 2iberolitdt, oie Bis na-
bin amerifa Dem mlsldnoiihen Gr-
finder 9e5eigt bot, bred)en mid. Gle
Stromung Der 3eit iheint ni6t l1n-
ger fir liberole Sa1obabunq oas
Botentidntes gegeniiber mtsl0n0i-
iden @%rfinOern 81 iein, ionoern iiir
@ri6merung iolden S6uses. SIM
&ongreB barren oenn oud oeridie.
oene Gorlogen Ser @rleotgung, mel
DIE nit Den 8ergiinitiounqen. ipie tie
bisher Dem ouslGnoiihen grfinber
gu tell uuroen, Qan5 ooer teilmailc
%atfr0umen moaen. DDS Shidiol
oes in 5roge itebenoen Gbfommens
itebt IN 10 imioem 3uianmenbane
NIT Dem Sdyifiol oieier unb onoerer
@orlaaen, boB oo8 g(6fommen oontit
itebt ODER fdQt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04
S1tete hen g(nareifer.

Gin unerbittlider Morber lit Ip-
penoicitts BET piele1t &ranfen. @ber
Or. Sings Seem Bite Bns totem i'm,
inbem fte ibm 5ltborfmmen. Sic re-
gen in miloer @eiie ben Maeen,
Die 2eber uno Die @ingemeibe olt.
perbinoern iene @~niammluttgen, 0ie
Appendicitis berbeifiibren uno beilel
geritopfung, giniofitat, Sieber, Meo-
Iorio, &opfidmer5en uno l1%nberbou-
Ii6feit. 25c BEL alien M~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04
IS rettete linn iein gein.

u@ae oa6ten, i9 piiroe meitl 9ein
perlieren", i9reibt S. 9. Spenloll
in 8otertotutt isis, u3ebn Sabre
eczema, Ous Is @er5te nidt beilea
f%onnten, botten MIDI bettldgerig ge-
mo6t. 9ann beilte mid 9udIelt'S
Ir11ica Solbe 6allerno ullo Crime
lih." Infeblbor fir @ontsAus-
idlag, @c5ema, SoI5fluB, Gei6miire,
Jieber, 8ranopunoelt @erbriibnr-
ger, S6nittppnoelt nllb SGmorr6oi.
Ben. 25c bei aae1l 4~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-03-04

v. 8. 0~mnninebam, 1903 8efegptns
merce Ctr. Gambler IN neuer uno oe@
bruidten Grtifeln, b~erfauft biuia. &lels
beridrdnfe, groBeBlheridrdnfe, Shrcrbs
it'd nit Biideri6rntlt ~berbunoen. Elm
yfquare" Yiano, 5daufeIltiible, &affees
urneH, cine feline Mnsfpnbl Sefen :srueis
ter 2nn6, @n1oIinsOefen bon ST bis
$3.50, Ndbmafhinen bon SO biz $57. 90.
perffiebene Rferbegefhirre aus 8fpeis
ter 6anb, EnrsMatteit, rleue un6 ae<
brnldte, Selbbetten IL. (. IN. &ommt mo
felt, OBJ ibr ettpns @ufes uno 8iliaes
gebrnudeu f6nnt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1909-05-20
Indian Proverbs.

WISE WORDS FROM TELUGU SAGES.
What can a pig do in arose bottle?
A fool will not build a hut until he
has been drenched, nor stop until
he has hit his head.
When vicious dog comes cannot
find a stone; when stones abound no
dog assails me.
If your foot slip you cannot recov-
er your balance; if your mouth slip
you cannot recall your words.
Only the fire can take the crooked
ness out Of a stick; the funeral pyre
alone can cure mems evil qualities.
Sweet as a cuckoo warbling in a
garden are the charming words
Of the wise; vile as the cawing of a
crow is the deceitful speech of sin
ners. Exchange.