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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26
Strawberries a Paying Crop.

The farmers and truckers around
Williamsburg have found by actual
experience this year. if they never
knew it before. that strawberries are
a paying crop. They have been
particularly good this season. large
and luscious, and the demand for
them heavy. They sold first at is
cents, then II IL. while they now
bring 8 Is.
We are permitted to give the fig
ursS on one crop, which is an aver.
age one this season. Mr.. Neils
Peterson, who has a farm near For
Magruder. has cleared over 500
off of one acre. He did not sell any
of his berries on the local market
which goes to indicate that it ha:
been a good year for growers gen
orally. 1t is useless to say that Mr.
Peterson will increase his berry fielC
by next season.
The biggest and most perfec
specimens we have seen this seasoE
have been grown by Messrs. Waite,
Burns. L. w. Roberts and D. D
Cotton. all of whom are making
the strawberry culture somewhat o
q speciality.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26
Mr.. HeISabsCk to Return.

The city school board has reflect
ed Mr.. E. N. Helsabeck principal
of Nicholson School. thus express
ing their approval of his work last
year. Mr.. Helsabeck has given
general satisfaction and has proven
himself to be efficient teacher.
II is understood that Miss Talia-
ferro will not be an applicant for re-
election. and this will require one
change in the corps of assistants.
Both Miss Spencer and Miss Morris
viii be reelected. if they are appli-
cants. as we understand they have
given entire satisfaction.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26
News Of The Churches.

The congregation of the Baptist
church called the Rev. Jas. NJ.
Hoover last Sunday morning. Mr..
Hoover preached for the Williams
burg congregation, which was much
pleased with him. He is about IS
years Of age and a man of family.
He is now located in Terrell, Texas.
but is native of Virginia. The
Williamsburg Baptsts are very hope
ful that Mr.. Hoover will accept the
call.
The Rev. J. D. McAllister, fed
secretary of the Saloon League,
addressed the congregation Of the
Methodist church last Sunday night.
He preached a temperance sermon
that was very much enjoyed by
those who heard it.
Last Sunday morning the Rev.
Valentine Jones, of Urbanna, father
of the Rev. (. Ruffin Jones. preach
cd very fine sermon IL Bruson
Parish church. The first service
held in the yard of that church vas
well attended in the afternoon at 6
o'clock. The weather was ideal
and the surroundings made the ser
vice most impressive. When the
weather is good, service will be held
under the trees Sunday at 8 p. N.
during the summer and everybody is
extended a cordial welcome.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26
Where to Worship Sunday


Rev. G. s. Kennard.
zSeryices every Sunday at IL A. NJ
and 7:4S P. NJ. Sunday school a,
10 a. m. League at z p. m. Pray.
er meeting Wednesday 7:3O pm.
EPISCOPAL.
Bruton Parish Church. built 17lS.
(. Ruffin Jones. Rector.
Sunday services: Morning ser
vice 11:1Sa. m. evening service 8 p.
N, service for young men in the
parish house 7:l5 p m. Sunday
school 10 a. N. Holy Communion.
First Sunday II a. 10 third Sun
day a. N.
METHODIST.
Rev. (. K. Odell
Regular preaching services Ill
a. N. and 8 p. N. WednesGa-
night services at 3 D. m. Epworth
League Sunday z p. N. Sunday
School 10 a. m. Mr.. c. B. Griffin
Sunday school superintendent Prof
K. M. Crawford, music director.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. K. L. Walton. Pastor.
Services every Sunday at II. and
8 pm. Sunday school at 9:4S a. %
CATHOLIC.
Service and Sunday School al
Cameron Hall at IL q. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

I'VE would appreciate il if you
viii call phone "a and give Us any
personal or social news you may
know. Or write il out and we viii
send for It. In this way you VIII
help make The Gazette more inter
esting.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

Richmond College took the last
game of the championship series
from William and Mary here Sstur-
day afternoon by the score Of 4 to
2.
The game was featureless with the
exception Of the fielding of Schenck
for William and Mary. Richmond
scored one run in the third inning.
In William and Mary's half OF this
inning Harris knocked a hot ground
er, which rolled to the right field
fence. on which he scored. Collins
followed with a double, and Johnson
scored him with a nit. This stop
ped William and Mary's scoring.
In the sixth. by punching three
hits and several errors on the part of
the infielders. Richmond scored
three runs. Gwathney. for Rich
mOnd College. pitched a steady
game.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

The two plays to be given Wed
nesday are The Merchant Of Venics
in the afternoon and Roueo and
juliet In the evening.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26
THE FINAL
PROGRAMME.
News About the
Colleges,

commencement WGSh viii DGEl4 a.
William and Mary on Sunday June
S. The baccalaurate sermon will be
preached by DR.. Robert w. Barn
well. of Petersburg. at II O'Clock on
the morning of Sunday. June S.
The final celebrations of the liter
sry societies will take place on the
nights Of Monday and Tuesday.
June 8 and 7. On Monday annual
Field day will be held. and on Tues
day the senior class exercises.
1t is expected that the distinguish
ing feature Of this final over past
sessions. will be the large alumni at
tendance. A committee of the AL
umni Association has been working
i for some months over the plans for
Alumni Day. Wednesday, June 8.
Between.fifty and a hundred alumni
have signified their intention of be
ing on the campus upon that day,
and il IS expected that a great many
more will be brought back by the
knowledge that so many of the old
boys are to return. A special cele-
bration has been arranged for the
alumni and students of the normal
department on the morning o. Alum
nj Day.
William w. Bishop. of the Ii
brary of Congress. will address the
meeting on The Use of Books il
Education" and Superintendent
Eggleston has been invited to speal
at the same gathering. The oratior
before the alumni will be delivered
at p. m. by James Gordon Bohan
non, of Surry. class OF 1902.
An informal smoker will be JONES
in by all visiting alumni after tn
business meeting, which will follo'
the speaking. The smoker. whic
is in the hands of an alumni CON
mittee of which II. S. Bird is chair
man. will take the place of the Gu:
tomary banquet. Another innov;
ton which is creating great intere
is the proposed faculty-senior clai
baseball game which will probabl
be played in the afternoon of Alum
nj Day. Professor +, NJ. Crawfor'
of the Department of Manual Ar
is making the necessary arrapg
ments for this interesting contest.
On the afternoon of Wednesds
there will be held also the annu
business meeting of the Alpha Cha
ter of the Phi Beta Keppa Societ
for the election of graduate membe
and of officers for next session.
Thursday. June 9. will be L
closing day of the session-Bacc
laureate Day. AT the occasion
the awarding of the diplomas by I
president in the morning the talk
the graduating class will be ma
by Hon. Andrew Jackson Mont
que, ef Virginia.
While the general outline of I
exercises will be as given abo'
the full program has not yet be
given out by the authorities of I
college. bur will be published witt
the next few days.
Among the social events whi
will mark commencement week
the old capital city viii be germa
by three of the fraternities. 7
Kappa Sigma german will be
Monday night. the Kappa Alpi
Tuesday night. and the Pi Kap
Alpha on Wednesday night. I
final ball of the college german cl
viii close the festivities Of the VIC
GA Thursday night.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

Batteries: Richmond College.
Gwathney and Guy; William aud
Mary. Johnson and Barv.
Umpire. Mr.. Armstrong. Of
Norfolk.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

Mr.. s. o. Bland. of Newport
News. was in town Saturday on
legal business.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26
WERE -FOUR
GRADUATES,
Closing Exercise
| Friday Night,

The Williamsburg public schools
closed a very successful session with
appropriate and interesting public
exercises in Cameron Hall last Fri
day night. The building was pack
and iammed with patrons and friends
OF the school and a number were
turned away. Standing room was
al a premium. Everything passed
off to the entire satisfaction OF the
audience. the declamations and re-
citations being well delivered.
Diplomas Of graduation were Rivl
en- to Misses Claudia Brooks. Pearl
and Joyce Jones. and Master How
ard Jones.
The scholarship to the Williams
ourg Female Institute was awarded
70 Miss Pearl Iones and the scholar
ship 70 William and Mary 70 MasteF
Howard Jones. Il was a "Jones''
eight.
In the contest for declaimeT's
medal. the judges awarded the prize
70 Master GeorYe Ben Geddy. Mr.
| N. L. Henley presented the medal.
which is given annually by the il.
10. u. A. NJ.
The medal for best recitation was
awarded to Miss Gladys Cooley. giv
-n by Mr.. s. L. Graham. and pre-.
iented by Mr.. II. N. Phillips.
Miss Gladys Cooley and Miss
Nellie Worthy practically tied on the
highest average throughout the year.
AS a prize. each was awarded a
handsome set Of Shakespeare, one
given by the school board. the other
by Superintendent Bird.
Ribbon badges with pearl pins
we're awarded for perfect attendance
Tor the entire session to the follow
ing;
Callie Slater. Bennett Houge. In-
!, ger Scheie. Nellie Worthy. Edna
Van Fossen; Curtis Inman. Arlc
, Squirss. George Ferguson. Gladys
;. Cooley. Robert Cole. Robert Ellis
, Blooma Greasy and R.,sel.a Hoage
Il PROMOTIONS.
From fifth grade: Julian Brooks
Richard Henley. Richard Jones
Edward Melbourne. CaIlie Slater
John Warburton. Rsbecca Bird
Muriel Bozarth. Charlotte Gillian
Martha Larson. Grace Mccormick
: Mary Cary Moncure. Lillian Morris
Martha Spencer.
From sixth grade: George Fer
guson. Vernon Geddy. Edwar,
Hooper. BENEFIT Houge. Lawrsnc
Walton. Robert Ellis. Ruth Griffin
Fern Cooley. Margaret Gillian. En-
7 ma Mast. Nita Stelling.
= From seventh grade: Benjamii
- Gillian. Curtis Inman. James Tay
D. lor. Edward Spencer. Angie Inman
. Mabel Brooks. Ina Thompson
From eighth grade: Rober
Cole, George Ben Geddy. TheS
Lacy, Edward Monier, Engen'
Rowley. Arlo Squires. Gladys
( Cooley. Blooma Greasy, Belle
y Curtis. IngeT Scheie.
] From ninth grade: Gardine
I Brooks. Nellie Worthy. Nan Gray
Blanche Mccormick. sMzY Person,
Grace Bozarth. Rosella Houge. Re
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

Commonwealth Attorney N, L.
Henley was in New Kent Tuesday
Ion legal business.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-05-26

The csalsrnsicnl
IndePsndenos
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09
WablzAnSeiseu.

@ir iino autoriiiert. Serrn SuItns
neal aIs aanbibat fir @ienertpabI fit
ben Staats enat at3utiinbigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09
Sta6tratsper 6anblnmgcu.

9ie erite @onolung bes Stebt=
rats in ieiner Sibung om Mol. tag
ipar Elm 9~onfespotum an Mopor
@~allagban fir ben groBen ,s,mefiidx
melden er Den Staotrdten 5lt1cifift
batte.
Die Getition. bon q. $. Mocop,
einen Seper an &iper Mpenne nto
Breckenridge 9lpenue an5uleQeil fem
|Sltr 5~ipeiten 2einna.
Die San Intonio Erection so.
p~etitienierte UNI Die grlaubn;s, ibr
@eleiie an Siio-6Iores GtruBe bis
an Die Staotgren5ens cine Strefe
bon elmer balben Meile, perlGngern
5u oiirfen, oie Betition pllroe emit
gegengenommen uno Dem @iienbcGn-
aomite iibergeben. Mon eloubt, oab
oieies &omite in ndditer Sib1na
g~iinitig oariiber beriften Miro.
9ie 6oipital-& edJnung bon Senrp
Hoebler, Dem Seuermebrnlaun, mel
der bei benz Ielier am ). SSitli 10
idmer perfect muroe, i'm 8etrage pom
$3.50. muroe 8nr 3abllulg onge-
fpieien.
Die 3ablung pom $f5.75 an @Sm.
@erber, nelde Sumne, nod 4b5ug
Der n9ouno4- Soften, bonn oYouno"-
Meiiter 0itrd) ben @erfauf bon Ser
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hers gfero er5ielt prrbe ,puroe an
! :, eS,Iofe1,

bers Gfero er8ielt nnroe, puroe at-
gefpieien.
alderman @idelono pom 6euer-
&omite beridtete Die offi5ielle Mnnab.
me bon IA Ser neuongefouftet
8feroe. 9as Is. 8ferbe lit nodh leid,i
e%rfronft, oo6 ela1bt Dos &ontite,
oaB es binnen &1lr5em ou6 bie an
M%nnabme NOTICE Grobe beite6en fam.
9ie Betition Ser Sotelbe1iser rnc
3immer=g ermieter mdbren6 ser
gonrilten=S aiion olif Der Commerce
StraBen=Blatform ser Snniet Glen
bobn a1,noen onperben 5u oiirfen,
uuroe ungiinitig beriftet. alderman
2ambert erfldrte, ooB oieies @eind
i'm oireften @ioeriprud nit Der
Staot=S roinanaen it6nbe.
Der straBen-4 ommiiiar m,tros
oltgemieien, 5pei Strobeniiberganee
on Mpenue 9 unb Z. StraBe leaen
81 laiien.
Cine Mn5abl 8etitionen puroer
Den betreffenoen @snlites iihergeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09
Dbit= nnb srambenfnrcu.

9ie @~eroronung bon Obit- ,.no
Weintrauben in groben Mtngen 5lls
geieitisung franfbafter 3uft1abe
gebt auf elm bobes 4lter auriia
sdon Der griehiihe Mr5t Nsflepia+
oes, Der our 3eit GGiars IN Monl
(ebte, empfabl Ben @enuB BON graal-
ben ols Seilmittel uno mlb ba.
nit Shnle gemadt baden, neil 100
Sabre ipdter Der alte Hlinius ihon
gang ausfibrlib iiber oerortige
auren beridtete. SIR Sob 5ieht iid)
oonn oud in ben ipateren 3eitoI.
tern ourh fait oGe Sa6rbnnbertc
binourf. Mande Mer3te ODER lol.
DE, Sic iid oofir ausgobea. prieien
Die Sbltidfte ifledtbin o1s mabre
8eriiinsungsmtttel. Mit Mepfclm
poGte man iid sos @ebirl. beIanf.
tigen, nit 8floumen Die Nqrpen
%berubigen. Die mooerne Sorlhullg
fat biefe iiberidnGnslifen Mu.
ibonungen iiber oer @ert Ser
Sblt- nnb GRANDCHILDREN m~elentlid)
berabeemin6ert, uno Yrofeiior Suit.
ner foBt in ser y3eitIhrift fir
8alneologie" Sic beutiee Wieimlna
iiber ibren Nusen oabin 5uiammen,
Dab iie 5tuar gelegentlid bon Gur.
tell fem, ober Sen ibnen bon rert
iogenonnten Naturdraten 3ueeipro.
denen @ert nift in @nipruh
nebmen fonnen. Nomentlih iolte
man nidt e~rtparten, ourd) cine ioI-
DIE allr allein cine aranfbeit bci.
len 5ll f0nnen, pabreno lie mol
5npeilen Bel ser &eiIung mitpirfen
fonh. Mn griinolider ltnteriuhu19
Der @irfnngen oieier auren 6ot es
Die @iiisnidaft nidt feblen Ioiien.
Iae. moeli6en 4ranfbeitelt iinb ber-
iudfoeiie auf bieie @rt bebanoeIt
lporoen, 3. 9. @eroauunesitorungen
2eberfranfbeiten, @i6t, Steinlei-
Den, @elenf-& beumotismls, 3udet,
franfbeit Ii. 81. 8ei ar 6ielen &rotls-
beiten iino supeilen uno teilmeiie
Grfolee er5ielt porben ulib beroic-
men in oieiem umfange ielbitper-
itdnolid Die Mnfmerfiamfeit Der
Merate, l1ebertreibungen o6er fon-
men I11blth nerben unb nnmentliH
auh bie Mnipenoune mirfiamer
Mittel gum Shooen oes aranfen
nera1aern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09
Der ben ltr%eifenoen Meitern entgehsn

Der ben 1treifenoen @eitern entgebsn
miiroen.
u@enn unS nt9t elmer Ser meni-
gen perrat, oie brauBen bon urs nii=
lem, iagte 9stlep, als 1ie nit eil;.
bredenoer No6t Die @rubcn erreid)-
ten 10 baben mir oieie Nrbcit
itder umlonlt getan. Ser 5of l,tgt
munoerbar peritedt, oas b1ben ,t,l-
Iere Slater perItanoen."
uSie botten es urio6e!' %eruioer>
te ein alterer Wann, uno Ser tic
fe Seuf5er, Ser ieiner &eoc foletc,
belebrte Sil(a, ooB nidt ibr olleii,
Dos Ser5 i6mer mar. Sic arhei-
tete init beibem @ifer, iie treble,
MIR an Sen Mugenblid il: oenfen
uno ben Mittag 5lt pergeiien. 3od)
mars pergebens. 60 oft 6ie @1n,
ner bon sen Spdbern, Sen Scr
folgern ipra6en, tpelde tie beorof.
ten, 10 oft bahte iie 6es iltn9cn &ei-
tiers, Der lie botte tentrinnen loiler.
9eim 8eginn Ser Nadt iaG iic iiber
Die iueite Slade, Die Dor ihr laa
unb menn lire Mugen oen 2inoen.
biiael nidt errei6ten, 10 flnecn it,
re @eoonfen meit iiber eenieI5.n
bi1tpeg. Sic riibrte fi6 gleih Sen
@noern, ober fem @ort fam iibeE
lire 2ippen, bos linen Silo's Sc,
beimnis %perraten bate.
(Gortietuna folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09

Gin @eies, oas oen Igon bon &C.
boltoen befieblt, our6 Die 2ette,
nel6e Giienbabnlpaeelt mtSbeiiern,
Dor oen ltnbiloen Ser @itterung
qel6iibt merben.
Gin @eieb, oas cine bciiere Gill-
I6niirung Ser 9oummoaballe:l all=
ep6net.
Gin @eieb, ipelbes @clocr fit
oie Ginri6tung uno grGaftung CT
mes Selper-S pitems i'm Srrenhnus
gu Serrea onpeilt, ebenio 8eniri=
guneen fir &%eporotltren i'm Saltl~
itummen=Snititrt 8a auitin.
@eiebe our Geronoerrnlg bcs
@ableefebes.
Sin @eies, peldes oer ~iieb3ebnten
SuIti5oiltrift oes Stdates nell orgcni-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09

Nus 3orreon miro gemelbet,
6aB bort uno IN Der u1ngeeno idcne
Gegenihouer gefaaen ieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09
geHer tuie graseI.

9as DurdbprilgeIn furiert &inoer
uidt bonn @ettndfien. gs beitebt cine
tonititutionene nriabe fir bieie per>
oriebIide Gade. Srau 81. Gummsr5,
irgen6 elmer Mrfter iBr erfoIsre:des
Saismittel NIT bouen Gnipeiiunsen nit
idreibt bemte nod an iie. i'm Sale cure
@inber nit biefem llebelitane bebaf!et
linb. SabeIt bafiir 0as @inb ni6t; es
lit .bodfttpabri6einlid. baB e 5nr 8e.<
meibnng nidts tan fann. 9ur9 bieie
8ebanblung iueroen and grtpoffene nno
dItere 2eute. tpel9e bel. Sag ooer oes
Nadts an 9arnbefdtper6en leioen. fus
riert. GHreiben Gle in biefer Sprahs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09
Gritannte sfeptifer.

9ob cine einfade, reinlide, mol
riedenoe &ompoIition, mir Bud.
lens @ruica Salbe, grono=, Sdnitt.
uno n1bere @unoen, iop;e 8eule,,
u1o Salnorrboiben oligenblidlid fu-
riert, eritount Sfeptifer. Ierluht es.
% gts. bel alien Oruggilter.
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Nas Seras Wanser

BELT alIe Nteren gIafen unh rDeu-
matiide 2eioen; BEL ouen gruseiIien
ober 2 monatlihe 8ebanollmg per
8oit fir ST.. Or. 6. SO. 9aI. 292G
Olibe Ctr ct. 2ouis, $40. Sdrel6t
fir 3eueuiiie.
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" I { i.
cSos. &rimlner. S1d1ter

Sos. SKINNER, @1fter hes
56euermeper Harfs uno BeidGfts-
flbrer Der 9uanig Drummer, 10
Meilen iiiolid) bon San antonio, be-
aniprltbt $4,000 BON Der 8elpbnnna
bon $4,000, melhe Ser Stoot Miiiou=
ri onf Die grereifung bon Sos.
@enbling, Ser grmorbung Ser Sob
rigen Ilma &elner in 2ouispine,
&p.. aneeflaet olisgeiest bat. @eno-
ling par, natiirlif nnbefannt, hier
in San Mntonio uno arbeitete Ia
Sage allf Ser Dunnig @anh unter
&rimmer, norauf er ploblid] pieher
peridparo. 9eteftip Garnep, mel
der @enoling enoli9 in San 8ron-
cisco perboftete, botte $500 oerieni-
gen Gerion periproben, meIde Inn
einen Singer5eig geben fonnie, nm
auf @enolings Spnr 81 fommm.
&rimmer 5eigte inn cine aorte bon
Wrs. Muena BON &ume, Mo., nno
riet ibm, nit oieier 8erion IN @er-
binouna gu bleiben. 9a Carney mirf-
lid auf oieie @eiie 8enolirss
Spur. entoedte, beaniprudt &rim-
nler Die BON Garnep ausgeictte ge.
lobnung.
Cine &laee auf 8ontraftbrrG)
uno Serausgabe BON $2,2S5.7t
muroe i'm 45. 9iItriftgeridt po.t 3.
Sloob @alfer uno GoD @. Seurne
gegen 6. &ennep eingebradt. Gle
&lage itammt nod BON Der Suftld.f-
fe~r-geriammlung mabreno ogs letten
5riiblings< &arnepals Der, me(de Elm
poIltanoiger Sebli1Iag lpor. S.
Slooo 8alter, Hop %. Sedrne, 6.
Gennep unb S. S. Sing irorea oa=
mails giirgen fin bic 3abluns Don
$4,000 nno Der SOB bpm S. $. SLING
lieB Die @bma6ung in Sen 9dnoell
Der anoeren orei. Die eingefloete
Sunme lit Die Hro=Naten- 3ablung
&ennep's an Dem 9erInlt.
Serr VI. @lduSn nj 3 e L
BON Qllsa tfitt am IL. Sep
TENDER NIT Dem Gampfer s9eutid-
lanb" cine auf mebrere Monote
berednete erbolumgereiie nad) ser
alten Seimaf an. 8iel @erguiigenl
Gas iunge W1bdenL lpeld)es
peridieoene bieiige @ei6Gite ourd)
falide Gbefs ibdoiete, lit ;est III Ser
8erion Der 18idbrieen Marion gbor-
penter, 205 Galaperas StraBp apnbns
bait perboftet moroen. 8 s(nfla-
gen lieeen eegen fie Dor uno ga iie
Ole giirgidaft BON $500 in ieoer .ln-
flage niht itelen fonnte, muStc lie
i'm @efdngnis bleiben. 9os iunge
Waohen ioa I'M 2nufe Ser lesterl
bier Monnte 5000 inert @aaren aus
Dieiigen @eibaften ourd) falid)e
Gheds eriAminoelt baben. Sic leate
elm Offences 8efenntnis ab.
Der tote Mann oeiien 2eide
am Sonntag abeno anf bern 8eleile
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Be, lit ols 9oroteo 8eno, an ser
Noro-Sm Warcos StroBe ip%plylboft,
lnelder oils Glerf in einenl @roeern-
@eid0ft arbeitete, erfannt morben.
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Sobn unb einen 9rlioer.
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&errn 9arrp Gambia bon Nen> 9raun.
fels, itarb int einem bieiigen Soni-
torium i'm Sitter bon so SaGren.
0iebe orongen om Sonntag
nofmittag in BEN Saloon nnb Gro
cerp-Store BON Sobn Sope al Der
6rieorihsburger 2anoitrabe, 5 Mei-
len ouBerbolb Der Stobt, cir rnb
~erbeuteten cine @n5obl &leioer, gier,
Gigorrem Sabof mo $50 in @elb.
Ger Gigentiimer mar 5l,r 3eit in ser
Stoot.
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Or. q. 6. @itte, Der molbefannte
Maeen-S pe5ialiit reilte art l.. au.
guit nod &alifornien uno miro fig
gum IL. September obmeicnb fem.
@dbreno oieier 3eit bielbt iein,
Office geihloiien.
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: Soltpt Cure mihtiolteu Sroc

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nc lit Sronune, ipeiln SIR wabrenS
Der Malaria-8ei geiuno iein molt.
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uno it1rft ben Moeen, hie 2eher
ltrib gineeweioe, nno modt bas Gu
ltenl pioerltanosfabig se9en arcuf-
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9as pffisieae @otmm.

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mofratiider 8rimarrpabl lit pcn
Dem Subfomite oas oenlofrotiihen
@refutipfomites in foleenOer @eiie
feItoeItelt moroen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-09

9as miiiensouritieite @eidopf
lit Ser @iel, in alien 8iihefn finoei
man ieine Sbren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02

ing the imagination, not permitting it
to dwell overmuch on what we have
heard or said, not indulging in the
phantasmagoria of picture thoughts,
whether of the past or future. Be sure
that you have made no small progress
in the spiritual life when you can con-
troll your Imagination so as to fix it
on the duty and occupation actually
existing, to the exclusion of the crowd
of thoughts which are perpetually
sweeping across the mind. If you can
not prevent those thoughts from aris-
ing you can prevent yourself from
dwelling upon them; you can put them
aside, you can check the self-compla-
cency, or irritation, or earthly. long
ings which feed them, and by the
practice of such control of your
thoughts you will attain that spirit of
inward silence which draws the soul
into a close intercourse with God
Jean N. Grou.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02

any material desired and a shelf for
magazines, the whole forming a very
useful adjunct to library.
In the lower illustrat on is shown a
diagram of the pieces of board neCes-
sary for the front of this table. The
same diagram will serve for the back,
except that the middle part Occupied
by the drawer, closet and shelf in
'front.' can be made in one solid panel.
The wood used in the construction of
this little table should be the same as
that used for the other library furnish
ings.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-02
Staining Floors

In these days when a good paint may
be bought at any paint store, and
staining fluids can be bought as well,
many men prefer to do their own STAIN
ing and save money After filing the
cracks with putty, remove any spot
of paint with turpentine; remove all
dust and first rub in a little of the
stain with cloth. Color only board
or two at time, moving brush with
the grain. When the floor is finished,
close the room until dry. If you de-
sire to varnish the floor, and do not
own a weighted brush, you can get
down on your knees and do the rub
bing with an old woolen cloth.