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The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
Opened to Settlement.

Washington. - approximately &c.
SIS acres of land in Arizona and New
Mexico. eliminated from the national
forests by President Taft as being
chiefly valuable for agricultural pur.
poses. have been opened to settle.
ment under the homestead laws by
authority of the secretary of the in
terror. The Mnds will become sub
ject to settlement November %. but
not to entry until December 81.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
.~Of Of THE MELTING POT
Vale College Has Honored Itself In ID
Proper Recognition % |;
Jane Addans0. (.

Boston.-Yale university. one ct our
conservative institutions. has broken
It's presidents to confer upon Jane
Adams the degree Of master Of artsI
This not very robust little lady. says
Current Literature. Was fighting ear.
nestly . few years ago to b madA
garbage Inspector Of her ward In Chi.
caso. She used to rise 1t six In tho
morning in order to follow the garbage
carts around from alley to alley and
then to the dumps In order to see that
the work was not skimped.
A short time ago she took her seat
unostentatiously ON the platformin
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
Insurreetion in PHILIPPINES,

Manila. p. IAN uprising against
the government is reported in the
province OF Nueva Vizcaya. A con-
stabulary force is hurrying to the
scene and a battle is expected hourly.
The rebel movement is headed by
Simeon Mandac, former governor of
the province of Ilocos Norte, who has
long been a fugitive from justice.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
The Motor Field Kitchen.

alcohol-heated stove having five OPEN
ings in the top and fitted with a boil
er. Underneath are two ice boxes.
to one side are lockers for ediDles
and on the other side are cupboards
for the imperial plate. The openings
shown on each side of the door in
the illustration contain tables. The
canopies on each side fold against the
car body when not in use.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
A NEGRO lynched.

Amory. Miss.-Nick Thompson. a
negro accused OF criminally assault
ing 17-year-Old white girl at Jack
son crossing near here was taken to
the scene of the crime by mob and
lynChed.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
Hoke Smith for President.

Atlanta. GA resolution indorsing
HOke Smith for president of the
United States in 1912 was adopted by
the democratic convention.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07

1JOm 0s8VV00ooO
and otAsr Annoying
sympeomA and !
can s5plB * Tat
Vegetable Com,
pound has proved
worth 0ountainO
OF gold 70 ma - %
restores my health
and strength I
never forgot totell
my friends what
LydiaE. Pinkham's
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
KAISER'S MOTOR KITCHEN
How the German Emperor 10 Fed
When Out With His Armies
In the Field.

Berlin--This rather novel-appearing
automobile Is the field kitchen which
supplies the German kaiser with food
at the military maneuvers. In the
forward section of the vehicle Is an
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07

9urprisod.
Il have succeeded in tracing my an
eestry back through ten generations"
without coming to q menagsriof'
Many Who ussd 70 snoko No eis,zv
oow by Lewis Single Binder ser.igAt @
Some men are self-DaAo and cone
Others are Wifo-madG
O60De3pox9o0 001ooo- 0A1 oou1Qunfy 0URNv>onn
e10sso1 40llsea. 31ny su0AFeS0sS1 0Ta1aloH
4 fool can always md aAotAer Soas
% adOiro hin.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
he difference
~ lQf

Il may save your lie. Catha1tics.
bird shot and cannon ban pills-tes
spoon doses Of cathartic medicines
al depend On irritation Of the bowels
until they sweatenough tomove. Cas-
61S<ks strengthen the bowel muscles
90 they creep and crawl naturally.
This means cure and only through
Casoa,sks can Jon get 4 quiekly and
naturally. q
Cascafets-l0e box-Woek's eroae.
nent. An druggists. BiRReotsalP
0th0 Wog16-mlllioob boxes moafA,
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07

Keep the spray pump going in the
potato patch.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07

DEFIANCE SIAacn :::;:;: e . ssss ~ -
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07

Muttons sheep give the best returns
when fed for that purpose when
young.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07

given out BY the New York headouan
tiers OF the committee. In 1t the presi.
dent defends the Payne tariff law. buf
Acknowledges that there are parts Of
II which may be amenable to change
The treaty between Japan and
Korea. by which the Hermit kinRdor
is annexed as a sovereign part O.
Japan. with its name changed te
Chosen" was made public at the
state department at Washington.
Twenty-eight new cases of Asiatic
cholera. or OF suspected cholera, were
reported in Berlin and Spandau. q
suburb of some 10000 people. nine
miles west of Berlin. The health an
thorities state that. in all, only three
cases have been definitely established
to be true Asiatic cholera; of these
one died in Berlin and one died in
Spandau.
Judge William McSurely and other
Chicagoans narrowly escaped death in
a hotel fire in Muskegon, Mich.
Marie Colombier. an actress, who nc.
companied Sara Bernhard to America:
died in Paris.
Alfred G. Ray. chief special agent of
the Great Northern railway. shot and
killed Charles p. WEIGH, a former sub
ordinate. at st. Paul. MINI. Chance
alone saved Rays life and perhaps
other lives. for WEIGH had first fired
four bullets at Ray and then hurled
at him bottle of nitro-glycerine
which failed to explode.
Solomon ]. Hirsh, president of the
Hirsh-Wickwire company, clothing
manufacturers of Chicago. committee
suicide in the Hotel knickerbocker
New York city. by cutting his throa,
with razor. Continued ill health
was the motive for his act.
The Columbus journal., 1910-09-07
Hard coal ashes make . nice cool
mulch for currant bushes.

Too many farmers sacrifice quality
Tor mere size In the selection Of .
ram.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23
aesas saarsl,s Of rs3sasaeass

me rlalroSLis ana Wireless c0dRp12
les ol Amsgiea ara sh0gt h11 la.ee
teleEEsPhsrs, We can Iualfy yoeas
uaa a1d a3iss h q SsE mouths s-l1
place them az SIe - $50 PSF uoata
feg bsgl1Aaza. F,atso4 can be depo=
itsd ulal p0sisioa IS secured opa-
a1.ng SIX schools ua,leF dEecr s1R1--
VISION og RaitEsy ana Wireleas Ter
agraph OEAcl&ls. 3iainvlas vEes aaA
Wigslsss saaaUls IA each scaeot
WEsas aoz Catalogue - nearest lIs-1-
nea National Telegraph las-tsles,
Ciaelaati. Phsa5elPaias Memphis
Columbia. S. G.. davenport d, PoEl
lsnd, oes. s.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

a party OF hunters c0nssln g OF
Geo. Banchard. Fred Weber R. 3
Eirmse and Jack keller lef- on As
Rusler yesterday m0rniug for Hai2es
Whence they VIII c0Blaue up
the Chlkat river IN quest oE ducks.
These mighty Nimrods VIII be gore
uatl next Monday and &c IS freely Pr
dlclsd thag there viii De a Slump in
the price OF ueat when they seg back
The ALASKAN resolved a 2leasaas
cau nom Mr.. STA Hallmaine. VAC IS
nov ruunins on the Beauice In the
Stewards department. oug Who toru-
ary had charge o. the White Pass
cafe az WhiJeboese Mr. BeIlma.ue
il a Singer OF aoge and entertained
his friends In WhlJeEose many tLGgs
Sis re1d.t5ou OF the famous In the
Lussase Van Ahsad" always hr0esh,
down the house.
n e BuHjy arrived on the train
trom Dawson and viii renaln Ia SSas
way for several DAYS. MT Hulcy IS
soiug TO vaneoUves. r. G. wAere he
vm establish a publicity ouPeaa b.
.hs Interests Of Y, IT, % be eoal9csad
under TIE auspioss OF the eslssness
ueB OF Dawson aud oyher poiats in
lhe ;sgrHogy With the ooSot iu vie"
~ briasias u.aay toursls ana capi,al
lists into the rsyriyogy next summer
Ildgs r NgeR Yooas arrived T0m
Atm. wbeoe be has beea a0sims a
,sgm Of courL AFTER Court at5oWpel
luase Yo0us. d CarMsl aud STA
smith aeuk Aua,ins al ths loseg sad
% Lake AJha. and two m0oss we've
klllaa and upon rellEaias sapp,ied
,ae whole 81 Aaia gtlh a ueat Of
noose meaz Erom tAis ame On es-
ssytaius Ia ASba VIA tsls rom tae
time Judse Yogas klset the moose
Tbe 1alge viii baage tonight % chs
Baa uiee fog Praee R.upegL
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

Come .l Oh uh1ls 0rdeys FOR Giosol
Rvs aaE Val Bla1 Baer. delivered %
guar laua BY The Mascot
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

Il goa d0ag believe 8. ask THlek.
He knoRs. ana goa vm na5 him q
ne B1aFd q rrsda
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

We are now showing the ns# fan models IN The eel
sbratsd PALMER make. We have them IN als
styles and colors and the material IS ef the 6st en-
braeing fancy mixtures and plain cloths Among
these Won VIII ind the Presto and ArdQe collars
which can De worn either as a low collar OF Ia the
Military effect for stormy weather Also NICE
line Of Misses and Childrens Goats at reasonable
prices.
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

Taa EAmols Olympia 6ean On
frzashs or b. TIE Bottle az the Boagd
q rFa1s- PhaA6 rs ana K wa be
6esiyersd
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

CO - Is Boninio1 C2es a Va-ss-
s0Ess aaE SOD hoDs eo0ss7s e
Upoa regaest e = nunssP e a
lzass W7e1zezday as1ss820as r7e1 3
70 s hare been reserved s7a the a
5ias ezeNzye2y a. the SSassay So--
~ szzkias Rak q
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23
TOWN TALK

- 4aAa ala@aA
Fresh oysters a- che Pack Train
hls-a-ral- q
a- and Airs. Guaas1a
. r.r .r aalas t1Jay
ruzk Is 4egs fls4 the same, A.
The BcArt OF Trade
la.ssa ar-.vgl aou Whites
a.r- Yesterday o- ship
l.a. vi aa-se u 1e r. ~ Co.
g- a-. r se-l below
1u rise-, RI. rs r-gBeuucst by
-s---azs4.r. "a, - t5s view hest
~ R1s-4 ne r-afs has This brand
m ss-f
aA-s.----A-l,E #s-r.a-l4 1 -7
Be- n T" 81 sa a.ss- .-s- night
r-.rl. ss1-r Eastern
Come .l OF la9-s orteys for 5iesei
Rye aas Val t-a- Beer. delivered 20
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

Tho Princess Beatrice arrived bass
ulElE a- $3.50 vita n.ls passelzes
and 5g2 tons 5t tre-E1- El5 H-0-
Jrlle IelE FaGcogeer l- hours -i-e
ana encountered heaEy toss almost
an the say I'D and scr sals relsal
was a tay bea.nd 1sr sc1aduls- sac
E5u san az 1'ciock this evel-ls VIA
1ulI passenger lzg. every slalsgo1l
having been reserved
The daily Alaskan. [volume] (Skagway, Alaska) 1904-1924, 1910-09-23

New. cisAa and comfortable beds
Tor So eaaEs 2aa up a. the DoI-2l1l
d0tsl, WhltshcEses X, 7. q
lE. A. 2. HAsas, Dominion Govern
meuL veterinarian Cor YUKON rezcl1E.
gu Ieays tonight On enc BeaErtee,
o. tive months leave o. abseaee
dgEllg which ans J2e DCcloF VII
visI Fug0lco. Ou2sa England ana
probably Paris, waare be has spent
many wears oE bis lie. The Doe-sg
expects 90 De back ll Feoru4ry ae4-
Co resume his 5u-les-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11

Gutter @etr611fe uno famofer
2unh itets IN gursitaler's SalOOa
HnS Meftanrant, 8iaita StraDe, ne.
ben Der 9aIle Der Sermnnnslobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11

Cine @rlei6terune, Die nioll
oft oriifenb empfinoet, lit Die oes
8elobeutels.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11

Inter oen Spisen Scr 8elca-
idaft finoet man oft Die flodltetl
Menihen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
Mrs. WinsIOWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber so Sabrcn bon NfiQio=
men BON Miittern beim 3aGnem if
ret &inber init b6lligem Griplg ge-
braltdt mor0en. @s %berubiat oos
Sinh, eripei6t oas 3obnfleliGL 1iti-
bert oQe S6meren, furicrt @ino-
Gulic un0 lit Die bette @r5Hei eegen
0iorrboe. Son oQen 9r,iggiiteh
IN ie0em Sell Der @elt perfauit.
Seio ii6er uno perlangt y0trS.
@insloWs Soothing Sprup" uliG
nebmt ni6ts Mnoeres. % Gts. Die
Slai6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
Seitere Grameuserlebnliic.

ltnter Dem Sitel 0Sn iGtyloeren
Stunoen" peroffentlidt lit Der
u0eutiden 8erfebrs5eitung" elt
9riifunesratmitglieo cine jollnige
8louoerei in Der es bon allerlei
beiteren @ramenerlebniiien ero16lt.
u9a muB i6 5u1tadit@ beibt es ba.
umeines olten Sreulloes g. ge6ell-
fe1t, nit Dem 5uiommen id) lar-
ee Sabre Ole S6ulbonf georiidt bo.
be. Seine idmade Seite mar oie
9litronomie. Mae Simmelsforper
gum Acknowledgement in Ieiren
&opf binein5ubringen, mar nid)t
moelid. Ct iudte ii6 oober sell
Wars, aus uno baute oarauL oGh
CT nod oieiem midtigen gtern ee<
frogt meroen ipiirbe. @ber es forii
leioer mbers, er ioate Die gerlls be-
idrei6en. &ur5 enti6loiien begann
CT: u8ie 8enus lit ein Qla,let,
pelder in ieiner 8abn ieiner Sc
ltoltung unb ieiner Grideiuulle nid)t
Die geri1olte aebnlidfeit nit ocm
Mars bat. 2esterer eritrablt in ro-
tenn 2i6t, eri6eint an ieincn $50
len idiua6 abgeplottet - ulto 10
fubr er, obne iid unterbrebert gu
lalien, fort, Bis er feline Geu1ttn1iie
an BEN Wonn gebrodt bate. Gr
batte b%eitonoen. = 8erubigrno mirf-
te audi cine antport, Die i6 5nor
ni6t ielbit m%itdneeb0rt babe, Die
mir ober bon Sbren5eueen aLs
mirflid) eefalen miteeteilt puro,.
Ni1f Die Sroge: nWie tief lit Der
8ooeniee?" ermioerte ndntlid5 Der
Drifting, mdbrenb er 5aglei1 ocu
5rogenoen pib6egierig uno ebrer=
bietig oniob: Sin meld)er Stelle
befeblen SER @ebeilnrot?" Sin
alter, in5mii6en peritorberer Buit-
oireftor, oeiiei, Sragen nidt imlncr
iebr flor iparen, frogte einlnal in
meiner @egenipart in Der @eogta-
pbie in Der itilen Soffurng, ais
gnttport Der Meqltotor" 5u bDren:
y8te nennt man Die 2inie, bie rings
nm Sen grobaa beruntlaufi?"
Den Srient-@rpreBaug" erlpioerte
obne 81 5uden Der &onoioot. - 0fie
nergeiien iueroe id oos iidere Iuflte-
ten eines topferen 0ienltonidneers
in ser eriten Observation-Disclosures
8riifung, in ser i6 Dor pie(eu Sch
rem ielbit mir oie anpcrtldaft
oif Die bodften SteGen I'M @eihe gu
erobern bottle. Ro6oem loir unlere
aentniiie mf tboretii6em 8ebiet
glan5eno bepieien batten1 luoate Der
priifenoe Selegrapbenoireftor nod
germ miilen tpie mir uns IN ser
8raris BEL Storungen perbniter mir
ben. oSagen Sic mir Ser S.,
10 fragte er meiten No6bor, mas
milroen Sic tun, penn Sic lnolgens
gum Oienit fonmelt uno Ser Norie.
opparat i6ldot ni6t on2 = y0ann
miiroe id) Ben @orfon iofort Dem
@ufiidtsbeamten meloen II. i'm Bit
ten, ben @pparat onsBlipetieln."
= $50, tpenn Sic abcr i1ull lelhit
9hiffidtsfeanter iino2" ,0out
miiroe id Dem @pparotbemn:e n Den
@llftrag eeben, ben 4pparat iofort
in Sronung 5u brinoen." 9iIFlus
blidte ser Observation-Disclosures Inn
Der, I'M i6lieBlid oen bereitgeiteG-
ten ltebungs-M orieopparat nf5 9ai-
itono beron8u5ieben. uSdoit. mtn
oenfen Sic NAL, i6 peribralGe bier
oieien @pparot uno -" SreuDer5;q
fiel oo Ser 9onoioat eth: oaber
bos nerben Sic oo6 nidt tim. Ser
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9a ltnbl id,
cine Srane langiam aus Dem 9iellii-
auge bes DIRECTORS. l1eber Oas
Shifial bes &anoioaten Gulle id
,,,;L -, fS4sooto
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
@unocrbare gntbedmnaem

fenn5eidnen uniere 3eit. Sftagnta-
idinen, 6rabtloie Eelegrapbie,
furdtbare &~riegsmaidinen unb 1enes
@unoer aner @unber. Or. Sings
Seem DISCOVERY, Die bas 9ebcn ret
tet, menn es ourd 9uiten, grfdltun-
gen, Grippe, 9ron6itis, 9eufieber
uno 2ungenleioen beorobt lit. &ilft
iofort. Sidere &eilung. Sames 3D..
8laf, @ibpiGe, q. 6. 81. 81. go. 4,
bat es bon einem idlimmen 9uiten
gebeilt, naboem ale anoern Wittel
feblidlugett. SOC unb $1.00. Ser
iudsflaibe fret. @arantiert bon aGeit
DruggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

fbeo. Mauer. Gefdaftsfibrer.
III Sones Nbenue, gegeniiber Der
Gone StarsBrauerei. Can Qntonio, Ser.
"a Snbrifanten bon alien Nrten Goba>
t%paiier. Min%eraItpafer u. bor5iigIid benz
tpolbefdnnten 2tfbia Selter. geibe Seles
phone. Ereie Ghlieferung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11

beiten, uno nod @ieles lneDr, mo-.
our6 Ser @eiammtbepolferung ge~
oient iein miiroe. @em Guadialber
unb &urpfui6er oarunter einea Srrlt
periteben> 10 fonnte bieier Strut niGt
ra16 genug fommelt, au6 luet1n er
pielei6t in sic Staatenre6te eingreir
fen ioate. g. 9. Staats5eitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
@eiitise 9emmt.

Sle uHtDer1IQI SpllHlOlQ, lUIetpl
Die sc. .. Staats5tg", nelde in il-
rem Infangen nod in Die foloniule
3ett 5uriidrei6t, idloB oieier Gage
oas afaoemiide Sabr nit Dem if
li1en Seitaftl1s unb Ser Gerleibu;lg
ofaoemiider @iiroen an 1850 ofo-
oemii6e 9iireer uno 9iitgerinnci1
u1to berporrogenoe @elebrte oes S,SSl1-
unb Iuslonoes.
Die Mbi6ieosreoe, melde bel
bieier @elegenbeit ser Gector Iaagltt-
ficus, Hraiioent Ni6olos Wurrop
Butler, al, bic aus Ser S6l;(e ms
2ebell iibertretenoen Sbulef uuo
Sdiilerinnen gebalten, peroient, oaB
tie in neitelten areiien @iherbol
finoe, oenn ser ols @elebrtc ME
uls 8atriot oltsee5eidnete I,anll be.
banoelte IN ieiner Geoe ous 2eibet
ilnlerer 3eit, Die 2eidtfertigfelt nil
oem @orte, Die Sdmabfudi. Die
5ripolitat, urlo Die @bneigung, Dem
Naditen hasienige Mab BON lltoro@
liidem 4reoit 81 gemabrelt, ipeldes
mon ielber beaniprudt. Sn oei1
ltebermaB bon @goismus ctblldt
8raiioent Butler cine ser ;1cladef;
fir oas lleberbanouebme1 Des III
polen @ei1tes. Ser ggpiit fam
nibt leioen, mos er nidt uerItebt, er
iudt itets feline @niibtem ieien lie
rihtie ODER falid, aaen Mnoererl
auf3uordngel1 i1no ane onoeren Silt.
idauungen 81 bisfrebitiereli. M(s
oas %beliebtelte Mittel oieren i1ni
oaau Sobn uuo oas uiselnbe 8urt
unb beooterlih lit es, bob oieIe ge=
l1eigtere Sbren finoeit a(s ru6ige
4~rgume,lte. Midt INNER lit es lin,
piiienbeit, pelder bieien Ggoisrus
gebiert, MIR 5u baufig finoet CT iid)
bod entpidelt BET ipirflid &ebilbe-
ten BEL 2euter, ipelde bieIeidt mirf-
li6 @eoiegenes eelernt baben, oeuen
aber oie Sugeno feblt, ipel6c 8ru-
iioent Butler als ugeiltiee Dentut"
treffeno be8ei6net. BUR grtuerbultg
uno Bflege oieier geiitieea Dmrt
ermabtlt Der 2ebrer uno Setter bic
in's 2eben binaus5iebenoen .ugeno
liben Shaaren. Sic io1eu iid 11iG,t
miiben lire eigenen @niidtell ols
Die ein5ig rihtigen einer @elt oulf-
5~uoraneen, Die biel GROCER nno biel-
aeitaltiger lei, als bob Der @eiil ei-
neg gin5ieen, un6 fei es oud) ocs
8egabteitenL tie aus5ufiiaen oer-
modte. Man benfe an leille eisellen
aniidten nno @niboningen 5uriif,
man iuhe iid in Die Mnibaaallgell
@noerer 5n bertiefen, uno maE lei
1tets eingeoenf, baB Mnoere eberio
aufridtig in ibren 0epeggrunoen,
e6enio u%neieenniibig ieien, ofs mon
fid ielber bunfe, ar6 ipenit iie IT,
rem 3ielen ouf auoerelt 9oDnen
5uitrebten.
Dieie geiitiee 9emut ipdre III
eriter 2inie bon ben @ebiloetel1 az
ertparten nno Die Sbnlen nno SoG)-
ibuIen oes 2anoes tpiiroen in urlic-
rer 3eit, mo es gilt, 10 bieI l1ncbe-
nes gu ebnen, 10 bieI @trres oll
I6li6ten, 10 biel &antiges ab5u-
idleifen, einen boberen @eruf er-
fiiaen, ipettn iie als Mlma Maier ne
BEN Ben Shdeen bes @illelts ald
ienen @roh bon Seraensbilbung init
auf Ben 2ebensipeg gebeli miiroen,
nelden Braiioent Butler als geil.i-
ge Demut" be5ei6net.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
AaHifalbeilnne


gdpa6e, nerb5je perfonen. eepIaet bon Soff.
rlngsloiigfett uub t6le9ten 9rduuIen, erfh5p.
Iennen anstlihen, sru't ofs Milde1. nnb aopi:
rnb 8efi1ts. aatarrb. Waeenbrlfen, etubIber.
%ftnpfnns. mlbieieit. Grroter, bittern, SersfIop.
fen, BruffbeiIemmune aeneftIf&tett unb 4rib.
finn erfabren aus benz ySusenb frtnnb", nts
etntadl, fdnen nnh btllts afIe nnitatirlt.
den 1erlnfte nnb anbere 0plgen jnsenb-
lifer Wertrrunscn srinbltd seleilt nab
bslle Uefanhhett mnb Erpbfnn mieber.
trlanst tuerben fsnnett. = DanS nenes
&eiIperfabrea. Sober iein eiener arst.-
2tefes auberorbegtIi4 tntereionte inb Iebr.
bon Jung unb aIt, Damn unb Grdu, eeIefen
perhen ioItts, tnftu eseen Gtnienbune bon 20
Gents In 8rtefmarser b~erfteselt besoeen tperbeR
bon Der
YriDat'R ltmii, 1876. apennt
atsrp urrk. y. o..
Uean ertpdbue bic Hreie Brene /. Serds.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11
9as seras @uuSer

BELT aae Nieren, 8lafen unh rIeu-
matii6e 2eiben; bel alien Grl,ggiIien
ooer 2 monatlide gebonbluns per
Boit fir 81. Or. 6. SO. &al, 29.C
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, $40. 59relbt
fir 3eugnifie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11

Che on BON iemnno einen
0ienit perlangit, frage bid, oh Ou
ibm oieien Dienlt erueiien piroeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-06-11

= @er aus iid nidts gu maden
ipeiB, aus Dem MAIDEN iid anOcre
aud nidt piel.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23

NAiuou Auto ellis IN all de-
sirahle shades; regular size and
hne quality. These wells no
are worth $3.50 piece. NAC
Anniversary Price, piece.
Just received a fine LOT OF
Black silk Lace Wells. y yards
long; pretty borders and very
stylish. These wells are
worth $1.00 and SL26 FO
piece. Anniversary Price, iNSE
piece. ..... ..-............--
We have a beautiful line Of
Plain and Fancy Meshes; also
Chenille Dotted Yelling;
IS inches wide and regu- = n
lar sec quality. Amt Sue
versery Price. yard. ......
AIl-over Black silk Lace, is
inches wide pretty patterns and
very desirable for yokes and .
sleeves. Regular price OF this
lace IS S1.26 yard. CT nm
Anniversary Price. M .UU ,
yard d..,.,..,,..,....
Persian on Black, Persian on
Ecru, Aii-over Lace, IS inches
wide; beautiful oolors and pat
terms: very stylish for trim b.
mings. This lace is
worth s1.b0 yard. O. ~
Anniversary Price, 0IskS
YARD. d.,..,.,,ttts..,.'
The Washington herald., 1910-10-23
$500 Black Fur Cloth, S2.AS.
S5c Black Cheyiot, 6So.
S1.25 PriestIsy's Black vOiIe, sSc
LADIES' KECKWEAR.

Nv Persian Jabots; all
shades; made OF chiffon, satin,
and silks; made like the SOC
ones, and look like SOC; a posi-
tive 39c value. Ami "a
versary price, each. 49,. KY
New Persian Collars; all silk
effects; all colorS; regular 39c
values. Anniversary o.
price, each. ........... ZSC
Head Scarfs; Dresden and
plain; extra wide; values UP TO
81 Anniversary price, H0~
each, 49c and ........SS,
Silk Corded Four-in-Hand
Ties; all shades; suitable for
boys and ladies'; regular l9c
g1ios'- p1ios. eseR. aRRo.'e''''y R......'y.... lAC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-05-14
Raise Potatoes.

The White River Railroad company
whose line extends from Rochester to
Bethel, connecting there with the
Central Vermont, is undertaking a
commendable work in stimulating an
interest among farmers OF its terri
tory In the raising of potatoes for the
city market. The ultimate purpose
OF the company, OF course, is the in
crease of itl O"n revenues by the
Initial haul VI the produce. However,
this is quite eXcusaDle II II brings
benefit TO the producer, and there is
no reason why the railroad should
not Stare. Cooperation of this sort
spea' well for both part c3
Il Derts from the Uni.cd States
and ,ermont Departments Of Agricul.
turc Who have investigated are Ger
tain tnal just as larse aad good
crc.s OF potatoes can be raised In the
u per White river valley as those
that aaye made Aroostook county in
I ane famous, providing the same
II. -hods and attention are employed.
To this latter end. the railroad has
had several lee, lf' given in Roches-
t-r ! -icse ,Ae GIanse I'D open meet
mgs by competent authorities. It
has also sent literature to each of the
$50 farmers in the vicinity OF the
railroad line describing these meth
DDS aud Offering cash and other
prizes for the best half acres down
TO and including the fifth the coming
season. The competition is open to
all farmers In Stockbridge, Hancock,
Granville, Rochester and Pittsfeld.
A leading firm In Boston has offer.
ed to purchase in carload lots all the
potatoes that can be shipped Il. or
will take them on commission. Fig
ures are given to show that potatoes
ought to be grown for about $40 per
acre, and that with favorable condi.
tons from Sl25 to Sl75 should be
realized per acre for the crop. OF
course last year was quite abnormal
for potato year and prices were un.
precedentedly low. but this is likely
to result in a smaller acreage this
year. and better prices.
Any step like this one, which
means joining OF hands between
the different elements OF production
for their mutual good is to be vel
comed.-Randolph Herald and News