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Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-10
SUFFERED
% YEARS
Constant Sufferer From cflroQ1-
10 catarrh Relieved BY
Peruna,

MIS-. j. H.
Bourland, San
Saba, Texas,
writes:
For twen-
ty-three years
I was a con-
slant sufferer
from chronic
catarrh. I had
a severe mis-.
cry and burn
ing in the top
Of my head.
There was al
most a con-
tinual drop
ping Of mucus
into my throat,
winch caused
frequent ex-
p e c to ration.
My entire sys-
TEN gradually
b e c a m e in.
volv e d. and
my condition
grew WorSe T
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-10

Plankinton-In the breach of MON
Use suit OF Mary Mueller against Will
lam Kirsch. the jury found for the
plaintiff. The action was for $1,000
and the fury awarded 5000.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-10

For constipation, biliousness, liver dis
turbances and diseases resulting from i'm
pure blood, take Garfield Tea.
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-10

1t is more disgraceful to distrust
than to be Observation-Disclosures
Dewey County advocate. [volume] (Timber Lake, S.D.) 1910-1913, 1911-03-10

Scoundrel's Last Refuge.
Patriotism is the last refuge of a
scOundrel.-.Iohnson.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
SiitOriide State.

3u ben oenfmiiroigiten biftori.
iden Statten in Main5 uno 1rn-
gegeno gebort 5tpeifelos oas alti
Dem @egel na6 Marienborn liegen
De uGbauiieebaus". SIS fiibrt ieincn
Geonlen oaber, neil gu furfiritlidel;
3eiten BORT oas Gbauiieegelo ct
boben muroe; oenn oamals ibot
beltano Die StraBe Main5-N ieoer-
Dim, uno Mapoleon I. batte nllr no
tig, bon Nieoer-Olm Die iiber Saa-
briiden un6 Mes nod Baris fiibren-
Be u&aiierItraBe" gu bauen. Oas
Gbnuiieebaus ipielte in Ser f%ronaoii-
i6en 8eriooe BON Main5 cine be-
ocutenoe MolIe. SIN Sftober 1885,
mar es oas @anptqllartier bes Or
nerols Outline. 0ort mar es, no
@eneralmaior gidemeper aus
Main5 erihien, Inn nit Dem fran-
5oiiiden General Die &apitulation
BON Wain5 gu beipreden uno oas
grgebnis Der 8onferen5 felt5ulegcn
@1breno Der 9%elagerung bon Mdin5
6urd) Die 9eutiden i'm Son-
mer 1893 mobnte @oetbe i'm gbaul
ieebaus; BORT arbeitete er an lei
mem &einede Su6s; BORT lhriel
ct feline 8elaeeruns BON Woina
BORT iob er in Der idredlid-IhG-
nen Wa6t" oes %. Sum- Dem Bran
De oes Main5er 9omes uno BET
2iebfrauenfirhe su.
Cine beoeutenoe Nole ipielte oas
Sons audi IN Dem ulleberfan bon
Marienborn" in Der Nad)t bonn 80.
auf ben 81. Mai 1898. Canals Der
inften Die Sran5oien, ben General
aaIdreutb uno sic i'm Eager unb
in ocr Guartieren i'm Gbaufiec-
balis liegelloen 8rin5en eefongen
5n nebmen. @eleitet bon oell
@eridtsihreiber 2ut uno Dem
Shubmaher Shreiber aus Ober
DIM gelana es ibnen audi porsl-
riiden; BEL Dem Gbmiieebans emf
iponn iid aber elm itunoenlanaer.
moroeriider aampf, in Dem belize
Seiten Itarfe 8erluite batten. SIN
&orn nerlteft faloen Die Selitlfen
ben @eridtsidreibcr 2ut. Na6,
Sem oieier 25 frGftige @iebe emf
pfangen bate, murbe er, nit Ell
her Safobinermiibe auf Dem aopfc,
an einem 8oum bid)t neben Den!
Gbauifeebauie ~auf9ebangt. Rod iebt
beiBt sic Stelle, no 2ub ieinen 600
fono, 9ut- @eipam. PTS bonn nod
bent SaI BON Main5 oas fran5oli-
ide Seer ob8og, eina Der Ruf3rg
ona @bauifeebaus porbei. Goethe
iiono in Ser a~eoffneten Sir oes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
8esablt enre n9Ol sar".

SD i6nitt eS germ III ale HinDen elm,
Sd molt', es 3ipitidert iebes 86aelein;
Sd lfrieb' es germ auf ieoes 8latt Yaz
Sd ippIlt', Die Saiten f~ldi,sen's i'm alas
bier.
Sic Come loqt's III jeben @infel itrabz
len:
ugereeBt nidbt, eure nYoa Sng" gu be
5ablenl~
Sic @loden jolten's lduten nie i'm
9turm,
lluo ihaaen iollt's Si eud bon iehen,
Bonn Sadie freiiden lout's Die @ets
terfn9n,
Sriib @oreens iOut es traben sieOet
Sabn.
an jeoer ede iont's Elm aiinitler maleu
aG@ereeBt nidt, enre SOL Ear gu be-
5abIeul"
Sic Guile loat' es rufen in Der Naht.
Sap hrs gebenfet, nem ibr friib err
ipn1t;
Sic Hfeife, Die erd su Der Nrbeit ruff.
Colt Ibriu es fiinben burd Die Nore
senluft:
~llm elsre gflidt su iiben bel ben
Wablen,
@ereeBt nidt e,ire ~YoIl Ear" gu be5abs
lenl"
@eidrieben iont' es iteb'u in ieoem
8rief,
Nus ieoer Gimme tou es, bic euh rief;
Ser 8lie. nit lendtenb, grelem SLANT
menfdein,
Sont's itrablen tief III elier 5er5 bineiu:
pSbr oiirft nid)t mebr nit ellren 3ed9tel
prnblen,
@enn ibr beridilmt Die s9oa Snr" si
be5ablenl"
S. @. @renSen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
9auies uno betrad)tete Die gor'

Sanies uno betradtete Die 8or.
iiber3iebenoen, belon6ers ocll
.Seuerteufel~ Merlin De Sbionnille.
Der in ibmufer 9ularenniform mil
Nieffel, Dem 8irt bon Dem $50
mig BON England, poriiber5og. Mm
G~bauiieebaus maht Merlin plos.
lib Salt, uno i'm Mnoenfen an gu-
itine rief CT, ben frulnmen 9llaren-
label ihmingeno: ugs lit ni6t 6as
leste Mal, bob Die Sran5oien in
Wain5 naren!"
Die lleberlieferuag er8ablt met
Ter, baB Napoleon l. itets auf lei.
nen baufigen Geiien BON Maina
na6 Yaris an oielem @auie ben
@osen laneiamer fabren lieB, mi
bob er ie0esmal oas @bauiicebans
lang unb na9oenflib betradtete.
gis in Die Mitte oes porigen Ssabr-
bunoerts mar oenn altd oas bent
miirOige @aus, NIT Dem oamals Ell
ne @irti6aft perbunoen par, noll
Meiieloen aus Maiu5, @iesbaoen,
5ronffurt uiw. baufig beiudt. Sel.
te lit oies niht mebr Der SUI. Das
Sans itebt 5par nod in Ieiner al
ten @eitalt, ober einialn uno fall
pereeiien. Selblt merige Maiuscr
milien etpas mebr BON ieiner 8e-
oeutung. gs lit ongeregt morOen,
oaB ON Der biitoriihen Statte eiue
@eoenftafel angebraht mcroe. 81
nit Die Mit- nno Madmelt atf Die
9eoeutlng oes 8e6duoes mtfmerf-
Jam genla6t miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Fir $500 mad Sentidlano.

GeutId alnertfaliiibe 3eitunsen
peroen i'm alten @aterlaao NIT gro.
BcM Saterelie geIelen, neil iie lid3
irei ausipreden un0 balifig BON bril-
ben mebr N~eliefeiten uno Nafrid-
ten brinaen, ais Die oeutlden Sci.
tun0cn ielbit. Die nSreie Yreiie fir
Scras" lit oriiben iiberau, mobin 5ie
9eiatot miro, Elm iebr germ ~eeiebensr
8alt mo fam lid riibinen Mnet
fentllng n1io @iiroigung gu finoen.
mie mls 5ablreiden 8rielen an ans,
Iofpie az 0ieienigen, melhe oaS
9latt OH lire 8erpanoten ihifell,
befborgebt. User oaber ieinen 8e..
luanoten uno Sreun0en cine Sreltce
eripciien, ibnen Elm miafomnenes
@eIdcnf MAIDEN mil. ser bcftene fir
tic bic p6reie @rciic fir Seros".
las SntereIie fir geras, nie iiber-
6aupt fir oeu S1oat mo oie @e.
aeno. no sic Geriuanoten ipobaen,
lit III 9eiltihlono iebr Ieb9aft uno
es lit unnoglih, in 8ribatbriefen
cine 10 griiuolide auffldruna unS
geidreibune oes fremoen 2anoes
III 9eben, luie oies Die u5reie 9reiie"
allpohentIid tut. Sir oen gerin-
gen Greis bon $500 perienoen mir
portofrei INFER reidboItiges go
denblatt onf Elm Sabr an irsenb
zine @oreiie i'm glnsIanoe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Der glit t0tet nmr 8emige.

Sn 1906 t0tete Ser 8lib MIR 1Ge
Mieniden i'm gan5en 2anoe, olic
foum 5tpei BON elmer Wiaion. @bei
Die Sterbegefobr BON aeber-, 0ic
retl- o0er Miagen : &ronf6eiten / 4
beoeuteno GROCER; aber ni6t, pellF
Electric 9itters" eebrouft miro.
pie &obert Mooien bon @eit Bur.
Iington So, benefit. aer5tc beba.t.
oelten i'm erfolelos s Monote me
gen 2eberfranfbeit uno @elbiudt
monad Electric Differs" i'm uof.
itdnbtg furierte. 9as bette Witttl
fir Magen, 2eber, Nerpen iino Nie'
rem uno 9lutreinigcr. Nur so Gts.
BEL aIleil Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
81 / r | i.

@s beiBt, Mapor gaIlagban
lei outs gntihieoenlte scgen oell
@orihlag, bab fiinftie, mie in arloe.
ren Staoten al,d, ein Sell ser 8fla=
lterunesfoiten bon @rnnoeigentii-
nlerll 9etragen uno uidt aus Sen;
Staotiefel be5ablt ueroen ioue. 9as
fonnte aud gaienlanb anoers En-
marten. Ser Mapor miro bod Ell
ner ginri6tang nidt 5uitinulllen, Die
i'm eincs ieiner groBten Madlt=
faftoren mo zines ieiner mirfungs
poalten Gorupagllemittel berallbt
Elm Mittel, oas ntBeroem nod ben
@orteil bot, i'm iclblt feinen Gent
5u foiten.
Die llnternebn1er Ser gepla,l-
ten Son g(ntonio, Mofport & Weri-
70 8abn baber iett bcfamlt gemodJt,
mos lie bon Der Staot uno ibreG
8iirgerll perlnlger. gs lit Dies: er-
| item ireies @egerebt our6 bie
Stoot bon Siioen nod 9for0eu lno
bon Der Stootgren5e bis on Ben Wc-
Dina Jlub; atpeitens cillen Plab
innerbalb Der Staotgren5en fir Ben
gat zines neutrality-suspicious. uno
anoere 9lnlasen; orittens Sic Sub-
ifription BON 100000 fir aftien
Der 9abn. Sic perpflidten lid, Die
8abr bon unierer 5taot nod oem
gtio @ranoe, utt0 5ipor nod Ell.
mem 8unfte BET ooer nobe Miiiion
81 bauerL ferner bon Gromtbcr oll3
cine 3mcielinic lla6 Modport ulo
Sorbor Sslono. Die 2inie ion Damn
ipater BON Miiiion mad Der @aupt-
ltoot Merifo uito nod Gampico unD
BON Sm Mntonio aus nod Gan
| glngelo p~erldngert mcrocl1.
= Capt. S9reiner bon &err=
pine uno anocre @on5idter botteu
oieier Gage cine aonferena i'm Ct.
| MntbonD Sotel, in Der lebr pi6ti
&c Mngelegenbciten beiprohen muir
ben. Inter al1oerm puroe beidIoi-
len, Gelegaten 5u Dem &ongreB
81 ididen, Die beriu6en iolen eli
ne linnloie @erabietnng Der @on-
preile gu per6inoern. Man bofft, oa5
aud Die @oI5iidter in anbern
@eeenoen oes Staates iih an ois=
Ter 9elegatenienoung beteiligen
iperoen.
Sn Dem @ropinSialbalts al
Der McGnlongb @perllc lit Der IA
tboliibe Brieltcr Socob 0lu1t, Der
friibere Bfarrer BON ct. Seoipig,
| geitorbet. 8ater 8Irr1 fam por
mebreren Sabren bon DeutlhIanh
bierber; er lebte anfangs III Ct.
| Seoipig, BONN III Gaitrobiae mn
iieoeltc Dor eitlem Sabr nod unierer
| Staot iiber.
Die 9ptbiasritter babel1 bier
mabrenb Der lebtcn Gage ibrc Di-
itriftfonpention abgebolten. Die
@eriammlung mar febr gut beiiht.
@%epobner bon Goblin Sia bas
ben Die 2citung Der 5~traBenba1n
aebeteu, mebr @ogen oil ibrer 81
ME laufen gu laIien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30

Sic ein fleines @ebeinniS
preisgiebt. bot getpobnli6 Gin groheS
al perbergen.
Bonn aononenflltter lit nod)
fein Bolf lott g~erporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
. Aacital HetlMt9
-dkr-
NerDcni1W6@e

Ar1ttkifdJe Dsrrrnstt, Ieibet Sir an
Aeugitlitfeit, EribfinM, eri16pfenbeu Musniifieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30

fdIe1ten Trdumen, Sol.
gen iugeubli@er Werirs
rurlgen. 8ef6kGt8franfs
heiten. BruftbefIemutunQ,
4spfsu. ~Hideni9merseii,
BIuts u. 5autfrnnfbeiten,
Mbuabme be8 8eb6rS, Der
Ssbfroft, 70 Iefet ben
.9ugennfre1smD.'
Sober fem eigeuer Mrst.
M1umet erboIten
MnfimluB, tpte S4mdd3e,
Gomeniub, Strifturen,
6rampfabers unb Mafers
brlt6 ffmer5los oui einen
G9iaQ gebeilt lperben.
N..[I fu..A "a U.Ea~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Mrs. WinsIOW's Soothing Syrup

9eit iiber fiinf5ig Sabren DO.
Wiaionen bon Miittern fir ihr,
&inoer nit benz better grfolge beir1
3abnen gebrauht. or berubigt bas
&ino, erweidt oas 3obnfleiid uni
hilbert Die Sdmer5en; BELT aud
8inofolif uno lit oas bette Mittel
BET 9farrboe. ueberaG bel ben Mpo'
tbefern 81 baben. Sragt nah Mrs,
@inslom's SOOTHING Sprup uno
nebmt nidts anoeres. 25 Gents Ole
GIoidle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30

5oleenoes rei5enoe Sylpeiter : &C.
oidt 1T inter ben nadeelaiienen $50
pleren oes eroBen Srmorilten Wil.
belm 8ui6 %gefnnoen luoroen:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30

ooran. Dies feitauiteGen. s[ber Die
@%ppot6eie lit immerbin in
.tereiiant genug, Inn einige @ugen-
blide bel ibr 81 permeilen unb iibct
Den 3uiamlnenbong n%od5uoenfen,
Der moglider @eiie 5tpiiden Ser
ieltiamen 8erni6tung Ser Iterbli-
den lteberreite oes beriibmten Sir
iteli 8iidler=Musfau unb Dem &C.
beimnispoIen Gnoe ser unbefannten
Gbicagoer Srau beitebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Sin Syipeiter : @ebid)t INN @ilBelm
8nid.

5oleenoes rei5enoe Sylpeiter : Sc.
'ldt lit inter ben nad9elaiienen $50,
'ieren oes eroben @%un1orilten Mil.
lelm gui6 geflnoen aporoen:
Sonlten ipie erfreulitb ipar es,
Wenn mar 70 an1 S6luB bes SSa1res
ODER in bes Sabres Ritten
Gum betuuBten S6rein ee16ritten
Hub, in iiBen Sralm berlorei1.
gt1lt9 ben 8pupon geihoren.
Mber ieo auf Die 9deere
Sidert eille SrauerSdbre,
8dbrenobem Der unterfiefer
Siefer ii1ft unb INNER tiefer.
Sraurig leere i6 bns @Ias -
Md, tpie iupl befomnlt mir basil
5enriette - bieier Same
Silt mid au1 nit tiefem Crane,
9ie i'd einft in leidten Stoffen
9cr5betlen1meno al1eetroffeu
Nabts auf benz &alinobaIe,
Sic, Die ipater auf DEM WoIle
8eim 8ielpit ber .8lilonele
0eeine ltilrit1bone Geele
9otbbegliidt unb reid beiclist.
Sic lit aitoeripeit berebeliht,
SIT i'm 5tanbesamtsreailter
Iufiotieret als Srau RfiIter,
limb es ipiro oabou seiprode,t,
Nddltens finn iie III Die @oden.
@rolenb Iifte i6 bas @Ias -
Md, tpie iDol befpmmt mir basil
@alt5 Defenders unb por8igfi1
Wtdbt es mid 10 miBpergniiglid,
Sag es mai nidt gu perineioen,
gon bienieoen ab5uideioen.
SAP Die 0enfungsfraft entI1lpinbet,
Sap man ii6 10 tot befinbet;
u1o es ipreden bn1rn Die 8raben:
Siele oa, er lit enl11Iafenl
1luo fie 5ieh',t gelillo uil6 Ioie
Ius Der 8e1te pber SoIe
Sen gegeimen 8unb Der @6liiIel,
l1nb man riibrt 1id ridt Elm Bii1el,
Sonoern lit, obslei9 bor6auben,
Srieolt6 Id6elnb einberftanoen.
56aubernb Ieere iG bas @Ios -
I6, ipie mol befommt mir basil
$50 miro bann bic 6eeIe iueifen?
@iro iie iih in SUIT 5erteiIen?
ODER miro bas alte 6treben,
9d0ne 9inge 81 erle6ell.
Gid nj neue Sorm eraieben
LINT su Iieben, gu genieben,
ODER in 8ebinoerungsfduen
Scbr su fmurren n1b gu beuen? -
aam man, frag' id angitbeflomme,1
9a benm ni6t babinterfommen2 =
aornmt, 0 fomn1t. bereinse5oeen,
SIR berebrten Sheologer,
Sic ihr Idn9It Die eipiee Come
gii1ee1pun6et in Der Sorne.
Sod bor @Iem hoff id @ah:heit
Son Dem boben 81ilo1pp6en,
Ser beim polertpdrmten Ofen
Gls Der Bfiffigite bon alien
Sdnat bas Qiht in @duiefa1en.
Brojt Neniabrl l1nb nod ein @Tas :
G6, ipie mol befommt mir basl
g6, mir miro 10 mol unb belle -
5in1mel, 5terne, MeeresipeIe,
: WetBe Moben, gplo'ne S6iffe,
5elia fhnanfen Die 8e-griffe.
limb i6 taiAe in bas Bette
Wit benz Seuf5er: 9enriettel
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
TautpfieIhelS.

@ounoer: SD babe 9ih aeltcrH
slberlo ltnh Soltie gcbrad)t."
Gounoer: 0So; uno oaiui bait
On Seigline mid berlaiieli, 10 oaB
ib meiuer 6rau otlcin geaeniibcrtre-
ten muBte."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-12-30
Die BadJt ant Gin @ranbe.

NMn G5rt mnl aMf nit bent 8dlfp,
Cir @abfer bort im MeTtfp;
nm6 fotnntt ntdJt iiber nnffre 2etrt,
Sm bic Suneiteb Gtats bcreiu.
9enn Snfcl Gam NIT ftarfer Snnb
3alt itren8e @adjt AM gfio 0ranh'.
SIR babt fdon aa5u lang frafeblt.
Tub Stub lit, iuas BEN 9anbe fcblt;
GAIT bod mai erit beit meiteil Mann,
Gud seigen, iuas er leiitem famm.
IDr Mleut, bolt niht &~pntrabatb,
BON Tegas iibcr'n Hiu @ranb'.
9enn uift, bas mirb, ute iid's scbiibrt,
glm Nip Uranb' gfeih fpmfissiert;
DEM Snfel Sam NIT ~ftarfer Sanb,
Salt itrenge Madjt UNI Giu 0ranb'.
Gtatt bak tbr e,idj bic Salie 6red)t,
Sctt end scniitlidj biu uno sedt.
Srinft San 9utpnip u2pne Star"
Bier,
9as brinst entfhiebcn m,ebr 8ldiier.
ltnb ,uirn enf pbn' Wefalr geianbt,
Bon Seras iiber'n &ip Oranb'.
grinft oepne Star" Bier 10 niel If,
tppllt;
Dian mcbrt's enh nid)t, wenn ibr's Der
soIt.
9pd holt ibr bier perbpt'ncs Sems
Gu padt mat eidj am 0rasen sleidl.
9cnn SmfeI Gam NIT ftarfer SanS,
salt ftreuse WadJt am Jftu Oraubf.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22
DISTRICT OF HOUSTON

whose strenuous efforts for the further
ing of Houston's good name seem to be
untiring.
There is also now nearing
completion the Bender building, which
will consist of II stories and which will
be equipped as one of the finest hotels
in the South, and which will prove an
other decided monument to Houston's
rapid advance as the metropolis of the
South.
Not in one thing, but in all things,
during the past few years has Hous-
ton shown remarkable tendency to
advance, and when the new automatic
telephone system now being installed
by Mr.. f. e. Ebersole is completed, our
city will have as modern a telephone
system as the ingenuity of man has
been able to devise.
Mr.. Ebersole expects to be giving
service by the first of July. Over 65
miles of underground conduits have
been laid. The work has been of the
highest order, and much praise has
been given Mr.. Ebersole for the man.
ner in which the streets have been
put back in condition after being torn
up.
Over 100 cities in the United States
have adopted the automatic telephone
and it's popularity seems to be con-
tinually on the increase. There are no
exchange girls connected with this SER
vice. Everything is done by electric
ally operated mechanism, which as
sures accuracy and speed.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22

club has a membership of ten compris-
ing S. T. Cottrill, president; j. Win
ter, Sol Oppenheim, Walter Tanksley,
Donald Hodges, Baker Albright and sew
eral others. The canoes will bear the
name of some kodak Several of the
canoes have already arrived from the
Old Town Canoe factory and a num-
Der are on the way. They make a real
attractive appearance as they glide
through the waters. We predict that
the Canoe Kodak club will prove a
pleasing floating novelty. For fur
Their particulars apply to Cottrill, 1905
Capitol avenue.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22

The Houston Show Case & Mfg. Co.
Houston, Texas, have the largest fix
ture factory and their reputation for
high class work to which every custo-
mer will gladly attest The fact that
they deal direct with the user of their
line means quite saving, as it cuts
out all the middle mans profits, and
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22

Among our citizens having the ut
most confidence in Houston and her
future is Mr.. Frank Eller. Several
years ago Mr.. Eller started with
small blacksmith shop and about
year and half ago moved into a mod
ern factory which he erected on Craw-
ford and Commerce. BY constant at
tention to business and courteous
treatment to customers, by making no
promises that he could not fulfill and
keeping those he did make are some
of the reasons that the big factory OF
the Eller Wagon Works are running
full time the year round They do all
kinds of wagon and automobile work
make new outfits to your order or
repair.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-22

very unique organization recently
formed is the Canoe Kodak club. There
is no membership fee other than the
stipulation that the applicant must own
a canoe and kodak. A club house will
shortly be built at Harrisburg. The
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16

with all the new inventions to clean
wall paper climbed up the ladder and
with much acclaim began to swing his
good right arm and his poor left.
From 500 a. N. to 800 O'Clock he
worked and had cleaned a spot about
eighteen inches in dieameter and had
spilled large quantities of cleaner over
everywhere. Mrs. Shreeves came in
expecting to find all the paper cleaned
and was surprised TO see the result of
the labor Shorty" was at once Civ
en- the bounce and commanded to 90
down town. He started at once and
was pleased to get away from the
trouble. His expense account the fol-
lowing week showed where he had
taken dinner and supper at the West
colt and the neighbors say he never
showed up at home until about mid
night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16
His Punishment.

A homeiy. hard featured. elderly tenn
pera nee speaker OF the feminine per-
suasion. in the course of lecture be-
fore somewhat mixed audience.
found occasion TO say:
Friends. as passed along the street
at an early hour this morning | saw
lying in drunken stupor, amid the
ooze and slime OF the gutter. poor.
fallen. besotted fellow being. No good
Samaritan came bis way; the passers-
by hurried .onawith merely curious
glance and then left him to his shame
But as paused beside him as he lay
the thought came 10 me that. fallen as
he was. that man had perhaps wife.
a mother, Il sister. who loved him. So.
knecling. | brushed aside the stains
from his face and smoathed the matted
hair back from his brow and. dear
friends. kissed him"
Thcreurun from the rear OF the audi
forum game the sympathetic comment
Of an Interested heurer. And YOU
served him just right!-Harper's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16

Last Saturday South Sixteenth
street was treated TO another exciting
time when shorty Shreeves under
took to assist in the house cleaning
He selected as his part OF the work
the cleaning of the wall paper in one
of the rooms and promised to show
what could be done when a real work
er got busy. He arose Saturday morn
ing at his usual hour of four O'Clock
and proceeded to move things in gen.
eral. Having piled everything in the
room on the front lawn and sidewalk
he found he needed a ladder to begin
the work OF cleaning the wallpaper.
No stepladder being listed on the tax
statement given by shorty TO the
assessor he was forced TO call on the
neighbors. That quiet community is
not accustomed TO early noises and
was somewhat disturbed by the loud
talking that came from the second
story windows as Shorty" going from
house to house inquired for a step lad
der. After the entire neighborhood
had been awakened a ladder was To-
Gated al Uncle Jim Lewis and
Shorty" proceeded TO work and the
disturbed community settled down to
another sleep. The house cleaner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16
A Comforting Bridegroom.

Louis Agassiz. the naturalist. spent
the evening Of the day he was married
In his laboratory as usual He retired
after his newly found wife was IN
the realm OF dreams. bringing TO his
bedroom two very choice specimens
of the snake family which he had been
studying and was still engrossed In.
Forced to part with them for the night.
he looked about for suitable place to
leave them and finally laid hold of
his wife's stocking as convenient re-
ceptacle.
The next morning when Mrs. Agas-
siz rose she cried: Louis, there's q
snake In my stocking. What shall I
do?"
"A snake" yelled Agassz. now fully
aroused, Zone snake. Heavens.
where's the other one? put two In
there"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16
LOST

LOST-Iihrary book between John
ST. over Sheridan to Penn. Depot
Return to 50 John St, 615 \. or
Library. LAT
LOST-Small brown dog with white
neck answers 10 the name of food
les" Liberal reward Phone 1866
lit
LOST-A small Scotch collie. An
sNers to the name of Lottie. Phone
363o. Reward 2-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16
T. p. A..
Notes
BY +. {. II.

The 7. r. A. magazine for April is
out and is an interesting publication.
This issue contains the proposed
amendments To the constitution To be
acted upon at the Philadelphia Ma
tionai convention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16
GEO. ELLINGER is
GIVEN A DIVORCE

George Herbert ElIinger was di-
vorced from Lena Ellinger in the
Wayne circuit court on Saturday. FL
linger, who is employed at the Tor
beck saloon ON North Eighth street.
alleged abandonment on the part of
his spouse in March. 1902 They were
married on April 4, 1900
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-16

The Quiet Toiier.
IT'S not he who paraoes
His deeds before the world.
Holding aloft their worth,
Whose memory lives impaired
In the hearts OF a people when
The years have died away.
But rather the man who tolls
On quietly day by day.
It's he who at his task.
Ee il htsh or be II iawly.
Strives with never a thought
q. self and praise. but wholly
Lost In the love OF duty.
Who deems no man his debtor
And quietly tolls each day
TO make the world ever better.
George Newell Lovejoy,