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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

A lot Of saalry.ralsing want ads are
prlnted-and the. one that Is to bring
you raise Of salary may be about due
tc appear. a. Z,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
ANNuA AZ : $40 RHO L1gRs, ter


The Annual Meeting Of the Stock.
holders Of Fairi1ont and Glarkshurga
traction Company wi II he held at the,5
Office Of said company iSthe cry Of; I
Fairmonts Marion count \, yylr.s
gina, on Monday the stti day of May,
1911, at 100 clock 4 a. sIns 1 forS the
purpose Of eleeting n Board go1 pirec,s
tors 10 serve for Che ensuing iyears and
for the transaction ofsany otiIsr bust.
ness gaming before said tanhust stock.
boilers meeting. u iSSt
WALTON Mill .EsE,
Secretary Falrmont and CiaBlsburg
Traction Company.
April el1.sSissi,8 3 Il 4Slss
= Nominate some young lid from
your neighborhood. y IS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
! NO COMPETITION

Ncah declared. .Gjti SGal 3I{F5f .r
anyway. nobody can dispute .tlEa I
got To- the top of'M Aralat,H, he cried.
Herewith he detied future explorers
to adopt Ids methods.-New York sun.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
HEARING THE TRUMP.

Agnes-I doHtGl!ke TO play bridge
with Mrs Blank. She's SC, .deaf that
she. never hears the declaration.
Gladys--of course she doesn't. She'll
never even hear Gahrtsl's trcnip.-
Puck. K. sti.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

This towns stores are bigger, bet.
ter newer. more appealing today THANH
ever before. And the ads. IRE keep
ing pace. Z. & g Z M
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
In OCCURRED nd HIM.

Women are more and more crowd
ing men out OF employment.
That's right: our cook buttoncd my
wife's waist this morning."-Hocston
Post. ;8,,..4. s5.--.-..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

To learn whether women can write
ads, look over the classified columns
where n lot OF their work Is shown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
HONOR AT ANY COST.

she-Why did lie marry her ut all
Il he intended getting divorce 50
speedily? 5ssi -s.
Because he didn't think II
Would he honorable to break their en-
Observation-Disclosures City Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

Perhaps. In spite iof the bother. you
really oUGHTTo MOVE. II SO. watch
the classified ads. So 80
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
AN sToc olpERss MEET

n q n q, n z n
d he Annual Meeting ols tie Stock;
holders Of Fairmont and ii annirlgtoii.
Railroad Company will DE held az
the Office sof said company I'm sthe5citys
Of Fairmot,t, Marion county gests viz
glniat on Monday, tie IS lls siay of tay.
191l, at 1900 Clock al mi, for the
purpose of ;electihg a Board III lI)Irec.
tors to serve forstbe ensuing .sear; ana
for the transaction Of any other bust
ness coming before said annual stock.
holders meeting. e
y ii 4 yALTo IN I MILLER. p
Secretary, Fairmont and MahnmglonS
3 Railroad Cor paity.i n
April z .s1911 I. 4 .sla y, h slss
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
THE WISDOM or THE WIZARD.

THE WISDOM OF THE WIZARD.
Says Thomas Edison, says he, =
1T really better pleases ME i
TO stick TO terra Grnla here X
Thin swoop around the atmosphere.
Id rather build" says Tom. says he,
THE homes ofieohcrete that you see
Than ina contract bigl,o share
For raising castles In the air..'
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

"Endable" things can be- found, at
hardly noticeable cost. / through want
advertising. n & h z, 4, "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
STOCK gRsi MEET.

,a !. w IA SToc Sa " Frs MEET
N G. !
The Annual seting u Inc Stock
holders Of !, Eairnlont and Northern
Traction COMPANY VIII he held atsthesi
Office of a \ a !. fslefnihg fiji tte city az,
Ef'airmont Marion County VIr..t
GINA, 4 that being The Office. III said
company on Monday the Stff day sofs
May, z I'll sat d ZOO O'clock d. snl., Tor
the pnrros eeofs alec ing d Hoard Eof Dit
;rectorss TO serve sfor; he ensuing yellr.
and for he transact lou OF afSy other
business coming before SAID 6nnlals
stockhoi defs' citing. < = Il 4 Va
y 4 gs.s (. ALTO N { ILLf;R, 4 RI
Secretary. Ealrmont md Northern
3 z action Comp &
April ~ 911 sl5 !. Il, Rrs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

Nominate your favori,e..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
Try II,
West Vlfglnia Unigersity.


II you plant but one acre Of corn
such test will pay You better for a
few hours time than any other; way
You can spend It. Cost Is practically
nothing. II consistently used Its value
will surprise you. So try It!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Apr. IS %. 90. May G.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

Z. ny SOME young TOM
your neighborhood.. 3'.i Y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET

Il. I'll IS. BLACK, Clerk.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-04-22

3 -. 3. - u. IlTEXAs BILlL.l
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
Mt. RAINIER VOTERS
WILL ELECT NEW
MAYOR TOMORROW
BOSS" Joyce, Incumbent,
and Two Opponents
Seek Office.

Mt. Rainier's several hundred voters
are seething today. Charges and coun-
ter charges are heard as crowds gather
at the railroad station, just across the
District line in Maryland. and in front
of the post office and store.
It's all because Bob Joyce-"Boss'
Joyce" they are calling him now|s
fighting tooth and nail for reelection
TO the mayoralty of the town, with its
$500 Inhabitants. against the opposition
candidates, Edward S. White and Jo-
seph X. T. Plant.
Tomorrow will tell the story of
whether the war knives of the White
Plant opposition are keen enough to
separate Joyce from the firm position
he now occupies on the lid.
The polls open at o'clock tomorrow
morning, and they will remain open
until s o'clock. It is the second annual
election of the town.
There's going to be some balloting, -
taking Boss" Joyce's word for 1t, and
ond term. There are others who think
SO, too.
They are working hard for Joyce, be-
cause the real significance of the cleo
ton tomorrow isn't just who's going to
have the right to recommend new gas
lamp at the post office corner, but,
whisper-it is who's going to be the real
thing in Copper-riveted, iron-hand-in-
the-VelVet-gloVe boss of that section.
Mt. Rainier has been a corporate en-
tity,' as the stump speakers say, for
a year. Joyce is its first and only
mayor. He is Democratic politically
and personally, and thinks Mt. Rainier
should get into the dominant landslide
party and stay there.
White, like Joyce, claims Democracy
for his platform. and has drawn his
following from Boss" Joyce's rank and
file, constituting the Mt. Rainier Demo-
cratic insurgency, while Plant Is of the
Republican party.
1t is rumored that so fierce will be
the fight waged about Joyce, who sits
calmly on the lid, that an effort will be
made to swing the White insurgents
into line with Plant, and hurl their COM
bined forces against the Joyce voters.
Joyce Is confident of victory. and be-
sides having had an opportunity to
show what kind of 2 mayor he makes.
has a large and stanch following in the
suburban town, who today are recount
ing what he has done in the way Of
improvements for the community, and
what they believe he will do il sup
ported at the polls tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
PROOF i'm the
Morning.!

We tell you about how good you'll
feel after taking a CASCARET-
that millions of people-buy, use
and recommend them-But that's
talk-you buy a box now-take as
directed tonight and get the proof
in the morning-After you know
CASCARETS you'll never be with
out them.
CASCARETS 1Oc a box for weeks
treatment, all druggists. Biggest seller
in the world. Million boxes a month.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
Work Begins Wednesday
On Gibbons Memorial

Work on the new S250,0o0 memorial
structure to Cardinal Gibbons. at Cath
olic University, will be put under way
Wednesday.
The contracts have been let to Boyle
and Robertson, with plans by T. n.
Poole of New York. 1t is planned ID
Law the cornerstone on October Is. when
Cardinal Gibbons will celebrate the tif-
tieth anniversary of his elevation to the
priesthood.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
A L INNr A ArINnIA on


The last issue of the historic Alexan-
dria Gazette under the management of
the Snowden family was published yes
terday. 1t now passes into the hands
of Robert S. Barrett and Howard w.
Smith, who will issue the first copy
under the new regime tomorrow.
In his valedictory Hubert Snowden,
associated with the paper for half a
century. expressed deep regret at the
parting
I'm Withdrawing from the Gazette.
which / do with deeper regret than /
can declare in these lines Snowden
wrote, Il wish to express appreciation
to the community of the support and
encouragement always extended, which
support and encouragement 1 certainly
trust may be continued to my success
sors."
During the times that tried mems
souls the Gazette was an important
factor in the journalism OF the Con-
federacy.
Luther H. Thompson, for fifty years
city editor. will be retained, but William
p. Mcknight, business manager, in ac-
cordance with the purpose expressed
some time ago. will pass out with Snow
den.
In taking leave of his employees last
evening, Mr.. Snowden presented each
with a gold piece. The employees of the
composing room, in turn, presented him
with a handsome umbrella.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

A special meeting of the city council
will be held next Tuesday evening for
the consideration of the much-mooted
tax rate, to go into effect July /: Al
last weeks regular meeting. the body
was unable to take up the matter, ow-
ing to the press of other business, but
as the tax bills must be made out
shortly, II is necessary to give the
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
ALEXANDRIA PAPER
Is IN NEW HANDS
Ownership of the Famous Gazette Passes From the
Snowden Family Into the Possession of Robert S.
Barrett and Howard w. Smith.

question immediate attention. 1t is be-
lieved in some quarters that still fur
ther adjustment will be made in the
discount for prompt payment. although
the rate of $3.50 on 500 probably Will
stand ID ..
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

A hearing of the transportation COM
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce
will be held Tuesday afternoon to con-
slider an adjustment of the freight and
team rates on the ferryboat Alexan-
dria, plying between this city and
Washington.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

About $500 damage was done by fire
to the grocery store of Benjamin Pullin,
315 North Asaph street, last night. The
blaze originated in a defective fue, and
the principal damage was done to the
rear of the building.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

appears in The Star and Post today
Sunday. Be sure and get a copy of
the paper and try your skill A little
mental effort is all that's required,
and you may win a beautiful Upright
Piano or a Handsome Watch. Then,
too, there are. additional prizes .ag-
gregating S4,775 in Discount Certifi-
Gates, which mean a saving of 500,
SIS or $50 to successful contestants
should they buy a Piano or Player
Piano from the F. G. Smith Piano
Co. This is worth considering If you
intend to buy a Piano in the near
future. Send in your solution of the
Rebus now. The contest closes at 6
p m. Tuesday. May 2, 1911. Send
your s9IutI9h 20 the SontesI Depart-
1925 Pa. ave. as soon as possible.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

The police of this city will line UP
for the annual inspection by the board
of police commissioners tomorrow after
noon
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
Beautiful Upright Piano and Six
Handsome Watches to Be Given
for Nearest Correct Solutions
of the f. 6. Smith Piano
Companys Rebus Puzzle
Other Prizes of Value TO Prospect
i've Piano purchasers
ENTER THE CONTEST NOW

7 h e ac-
c o mpany-
ing Illus
[ + a I | o n
shows the
S e c o n d
p r i z ca
l. a d y s
G o ! d
w a t C h
which will
b e p r e.
sented free
10 the con-
[ g S I a n [
sending in
the second
n e a r e ST
correct So
! u t ion of
the F. G.
S m / I h
p i q n o
r e b u s
p u z z ] e.
T h e a n
n o u n c e.
ment con-
t a 1 n / n e
this RebuS
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

The funeral of Mrs Lavinia Cade was
held from her late residence, 2l7 Gibbon
street, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, the
services being conducted by the Rev.
p Parker Phillips, of ST. Paurs P. K.
Church. Burial was made in Union
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

There probably will be a rush of in
tending depositors, when Postmaster
Eggborn opens the new postal savings
bank tomorrow morning. He has al
ready been besieged by questioners,
anxious to learn the workings of the
new scheme.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

S12.50 3-burner sModel' Gas
Range-Drilled burners. porce-
lain handles, blue flame, nickel
trimmings; first class GO 90
bakers. Monday at.... OCsCC
The Washington times., 1911-04-30
Pumps and
Low Shoes
For Ladies' and
Young Ladies.

Every size 2 to
Z, B to-E widths;
e v cry leather,
patent kid and
colt, gun metal,
vici kid, tan calf.
The greatest pur-
chase we have
ever placed on
sale at s1.9S.
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

Most scientific constructed make
of the day, requiring less ice to Sc
cure proper refrigeration than any
other make. You can save $3.50 to
33 1870 by coming here. (All sizes)
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

Choice of Wheat, Roses dozens Of
much in demand An immense choose from
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

Knit Underbodies-Best FH.n
10c values at .....--........ s1SI
Infants Caps-Of silk
and null; worth to 81 COc
Pique Coats-For Infants and
children; embroidery trimmed: :
$500 values. One day 0Qo
at ..................... OCN
The Washington times., 1911-04-30

1OC Summtr HfuUtu VU9O
vests ..'..-.'..''.---..'.'
Muslin Drawers-12h 7Il,c
values; sizes 2 to IL years = -
Wash Dresses-Of good quality
percale and ginghams;
s1.oo values; 4 to IA dQc
years at ...........-...-.. SS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09

BET S6ulte eri6ier, uno ionoerbo-
%reripeile fam 81 oerlelben 3ett
9err BON 2anga our6 Sen onoeret
Gingong, mas ieoesmal 81 groBcnl
Grltalulen uno ider3baftem Nefell
anlaB 81 geben pfle9te. Ser 60
oeabeliber peri6lpano, lobolo ge'
fonnte li6 BET inn trofen, ltets iebr
oisfret bilter ieinem groBen Bllll
lein Singing, Ser Die Bidder
me6ielte, NOR ou6 abieits beldai-
tigt, 10 Bob es linn leIbit nit &C.
lpibteIten Sbrelt ielten eelong, mebr
dls einfge 5uiommenbongloie @or,
te al f5nl6noppen.
&ein @nnoer, Bob sic 2eibbiblio-
tbef bliibte.
Srioo fab oltf einert Stlthl am
2ooentiI6, Dor ii6 groBe Bidder
ItoBc> in Oenel1 lie blotterte, So
Sipi1d)en mari lie ungebllbige 8litfe
Qltf Die llbr, oie an Ser @ono
bing. Sbre @o1gell marell rot, it,
re Sabine moltrotierten nerpos bie
Sippet, mlgcnlheinlih nor lie er-
regt.
Goulrtund ialnt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09
500 BeIpEnuna. 500.

9ie Seier prefer 3ettlln8 perDen iifh
freuen, gu erfabren, oaB es wenialren5
cine gefiir6tete &ranfbeit giebt. neld5e
Die @i1eni6aft in all ibren 5tllfell al
beilen imitanbe If; Sail &atarrb@NuY
1T Die eil15ise iebt Der ar8tliben Sriioels
l6aft 6efallnte p%oiifipe Sur. &atarrb err
foroert als cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cine fonititutionelle 8ebanDluns. 9nlfs
tatarrb&&ur miro innerlid geuomnerl
u1D nirft brett auf bag 8lut uno oie
l6leimisen Sberfldden bes 5pitems, BOZ
ourd bic @runolase Der &ra,lfbeit 8ers
ltorenb nno Dem Eatienten &roft eebeno.
inbem tie Die &onititution bes &0rpcrs
aufbart uno Der Nat1r al ibrem @erfe
6iIft. Sic gisentiimer 5absn 10 biel Ger
trauen gu ibrsn 6eilfrdften, baR iie 100
Collars SeIobnun9 fir ieoen Sal an
bieten BEN iie 81t furieren nerfeblen. 2aRt
gu6 cine 9iite bon 3eueniifen fomn1en.
Man abreliere:
s. 5. gbenep& go.. solebo, . !.
@erfatft bon alien Ipptbefen, 75c.
Sails Satnilien@gilen iinb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09
LckaIes.
stener Grh1bnms.

Mts Muitin fomn1t Die unerfreu<
lihe, aber niht nneripartete geah-
ridt, oab Die Staatsiteuer, oic
iest 4 Gents pro 500 betragt, bodit
ipabrlfeinlih pieoer ouf 1912 Cts.
erbobt tperoen muB. gs mar einc
Der oemagogiid)en grifs @ouper.
neur gnrnpbeG's, ste Steter in CT.
ner asnormen nno poIlig unberedj~
tisten @eiie berunter5uieben. Ser
Staot bate oantals groBe Grtra+
Ginnabmei1 gebabt, er bate rieitac
5trafgeloer BON beit &orporatfo-
men foneftiert, @ouberneur Gamp-
ben tat nun, als Denn es iid be1
bieien @imnobmell nidt nm einn1o.
lige grtra : 8e5iige, ionoern Inn Gin
r~eguldres @infommen Danole, lrto
trat fir oie l~tngebeure @erabiebllt1
Der Stellerrote auf bier Gents ell.
gr muBte gan5 getau, ooB eine
iolfe @ermin6erling Der Stelter
mebr als irgeno etmas anoere oas
Mniebn ieiner Administration erbo'
ben unb Die 2eute geneigt MAIDEN
tper6e, iber Die i6limmen @igen=
i1aften ieiner @ermoItung bin.
meg gu ieben. gr iebte letnen Mil-
len aub ourd, sic Stelerrate tpnr.
be beruntergeiebt ulto @ouoerneur
Campbell mur0e ais aroBer Natio.
nnlofonom geprieien, Ser mebr 81
.Stanoe gebradt babe, als ir9e.ll
elmer ieiner 8prganger. Ses1
fommt 6as oide g1loe mad. Sene
grtra : ginnabmen baben aufge'
bort, 6ie Mnforoerungelr, Die iii
ben @elobeutel Ser @eeierung &c
iteIlt neroen, baben iid nod per
groBert, oa lit es lelbltperltdnolit,
gang unmogli1 nit einenl git-
fommen, mie es ourh cine 4 Gents
State er5ielt miro, aus5ufommeiI
Gie iesige Administration miro iiG
alto in Ole Motmenoigfeit berieti
ieben, auf cine Grbobung Ser 8oit
gu oringen. 9as lift iebr unonee.
nebm. Sim l1nangenebmiten If
aber, oaB Die 5hulo an oieier
Steuer : grbobung Der jeeiger
Administration , eegeben peroer
miro uno nidt oenL ser Tie ir
Mirflidfeit tragt, Dem grs-Dema'
gogen Campbell. Der iist iest ir
Yaleitine nno lodt iid) ing Sault,
den. gr bot feline Nbiibt boaitan'
big errei1t. Ct miro INNER afs
Der groBe Mann oaiteben, Der oie
9teuer be%runtergeiebt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09
@ltc mno neiie Gpdyfmnit.

9ri1ot=Sa parin, Der gerfoiier oes
6eriibmten @erfes oHbplioloeie oe5
8eidmades" Ser ouh Elm beriibm.
ter 6eini6meder NOR, miro oent=
.ndbit ein 9enfnlal erbalten. 4lls
oieiem anlaB peroffentlidt s(bcl
9onnaro i'm Barrier Sigaro" iiber
alte uno nelte &o6fnnlt IN. Srarf-
reid cine biibide Tlauoerei, ser mir
9aadstebenoes e%ntnebmen: sic
8elt bat 6ronfrei1 piel 5l peroan-
fen. llniere Gi~uiliiotion bat ouf Die
2%lAtllrpolfer obgefarbt, uno 10 mar
es oenn natiirIidl BOB mir mld)
ouf Dem @ebiete ser aodfltnit ois
2ebrmeiiter Ser Gationeln ipuroeN.
es IdBt iih leioer ni6t leltJ-
ilcll, bob l1niere &odfltnlt 1i6 III
0efooel5 befinoet. 9as folllnlt oa-
Der, neil iie ni6t mebr mie in ibrer
9liite5eit cine anoahtige @emein-
Be bon 8erebrern bot, Die lie for-
0erten. $50 filioet ntolt belt5rtuae
Iene 5urtiiniligen Seinihmefer, sic
alle 9~eitanoteile zines @eri6ts ber-
dusipiirten nnb oeren fompetentes
Bob Die &ii6enhefs gliidielig
madte2 limo pas morell oos fir
&iinitler, biele alten aodc, bic nid1t
10 iebr Der ihnooe Mammol1, ais
oielmebr Ser gbrgei5 lodte, Die BIZ
thinning meiler &einer 5lt errilt-
gen. Die Superintendent Der oItcll
Iron5oiiiden aodfurit meiien iogag
einen Seros>m jenen ritterlidlell
aii6endef @otel, Ser aus gefr1llf-
tenn @braei5 einen Selbitmoro per'
ii6te. 0ie olte aodfunit lit oller-
ninas niht po1ig perihmunben.
aber tie miro INNER mebr bon Ser
nelen, oemofratiihell &odfunlt Der.
nrangt, Die iid ni6t an euserleiene
Setter, ion0ern oil Die Menae men.
set.
9ieie ilele aodfunit lit nidt raj,
%iiniert, es feblt ibr aber auh oet
groBe Bug Ser girfadbeit. Sic ii.
eitel, Tie bat sic pomp0ien Iamc.t
Der alten @eri6te bemabrt, aher
Die &e6pete fir oeren Seritellut1S
limo perloren geganeen. Sic lit cub
ni6t ebrli6,l benl Tie mogelt, il.
peripenoet Siirrogote uno mllnfl
init ibrer oerben Gbemie, Der NH
mebr 8ei6meroen ais 3ltnaen
ihnlaus neroanfen. Die Gipiliiu.
ton itebt in inniger @~erbinornQ
NIT unierer Nabrung, uno lpenI
infer @eidn1af binii1tlid ser aI-
DIE barbaril6 niro, 10 lit iebr 81
befiirbtell oaB er aud in onoern
9e5iebungen ell barbariihes &C.
prdge geminnen lperbe. gonl @it.
bolo &iparol itammt oas 8ort:
Ser Wngen lit Der 8ooeli, olts benz
Die @eoonfen iprieBen." 0os ideinl
%parabor unb biret bod cine tiete
@abrbeit in iid. @enn e%initnlol5
i'll ben fron5oiii6en Salons 10 piel
8eiit ipriibte, 10 mar oies nidt
sum geringen Sell oos @eroienlf
Der olten &ode, melde Die feinen,
pridelnoen @Soucens fombinierteil
Die Seinidmederei lit elm 8er9ni!
gen. Seoes @ergniigel1 mirft bill,
bend. gs berei6ert unier Seelenle,
ben. 9as 6at Die afte &odfnnIr
aeton, uno oorin lag i6re cipiliiato.
ride 8eoeutllna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09

Die ugrpoiition Yarf altn
MmuIement Company" lit I'M Sn-
forporieru1lg eingefomnlen. 9as
9apitaI betraet 100000. Die Snfor.
porntoren lino: &. st. Martens, S.
6. GlnB, @aIton 9. 9oob, Sames
u. 2ongpooo, 8. 8. Sranfs, 6. g.
9infbam, AIfreo Soller uno Mil.
Inrb 90. Nebf. Mud Die uSontbnc-
tern Bee Company" lit UNI Sr1for-
porierung eingefontnlen; &apitaI
$4,000, Snforporntoren 6. 6. Sc
Sturgeon $. @roBenbader nnO
9enrp Shonberg. Jerner Die rMo-
bern See Modine gompanp"; So.
pitol $4,000, Snforporatoren IS.
9. MoIoft s. 8ord uno CHARLES 81.
Didion.
Dos gipil : appeaationsge.
riht bat Den -8ro5eb
bon Sobn Mibton geeen sic Staot
su @llniten beg &l1gers entihieocl,
uti6 ons urteil Der unteren SeSl1.
lton5. bog gibton $500 5uiprod),
beit1tigt. gs baioelt lih BEL oenl
Hro5eB Inn cine gerletung, Die iid)
aibton p6breno oes 4arnebals 5ll-
5og, nls er auf Der Main Yla3a
iiber cine Stanse, Die zines ser
3eIte belt, fieI.
Der eriebnte @itterungsull.
lhlag bat itattgefuuoen, es lift be-
beutel6 fdlter ~getuoroen, leiber III
bier 10 gut uie gar fem Meeen g.
fallen. Sebr gut bat es in Moro-
Te1ns eeregnet.
Dos Gipil : Mppenationsae-
ridt bat Die Mppelation BON 8lns
4ernaroe3, oeffen Gnloon ouf ge.
fell 6es gountpgerihts geidloiien
mar, 0a er am Sonntae @etr6nte
berfnuft bate, 3uriidgetpieien. 1os
@eriht iogt, es bot feline Ssurisoif-
ton in oieiem GoG.
Dos 2uftihiffer : yMeetin1"
1T fiuan5ien 10 erfoIgreih gefpeien,
bob Der HreB-Glub, Ser Die Gad)e
befonntlih u%nternommen botte, al.
le Subifriptionen bat 5uriif8abIeu
x0rnen.
8. S. Sones bon Der Sones
MilinerD COMPANY bot ods 3e-
inrn1nte Eager mno aIle 9aoen-
einridtunge1 Ser Toriiien Wilii-
terb COMPANY gefauft.
Sn Dem Shaoenerias : Nro.
5eb BON Sne5 @uiterres gegen Die
Goutbern Bacific 8abn, BEL Dem e.
ii1 nm $4,000 Sdooereriat barr
belt bat oas Geridt cine gnt-
i4eiouna gu @nniten Der 8abn ab-
gegeben.
Der an Der Yleninnton Hoao,
~ungef1br cine MeiIe bon Ser Stuot.
greli5e gelegene @rocerie-S tore pol1
%. 8attaIsia lit NIT ieinem ge.
iammten Snbalt a%bgebrannt. Gas
@eb1uoe geborte sSranf Simmane.
grneita 8err lit ihulbig be.
fiu6en, Sole Martine8 getotet 81
boben. CT tuurbe 81 5ebn Sabref
9uftbaus ~beri1rteiIt. 3err bebaupte.
te, Murtine5 babe i'm a~ngegriffcn
nad30em CT ieine 5rall uno iei1t
9odter beleioigt bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09
Mrs WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf8ie Sabren bon
Wiaionen BON Miittern fir ihre
&inber nit Dem belten grfolge beim
3abnen eebralidt. gr berubigt oas
aino, erpei6t bas 3abnfleil1 uno
hilbert Die Sbmer5en; BELT auh
@inofolif uno lit oos bette Mittel
bel 9iaarboe. ueberaQ BEL ben Ipo-
tbefern gu baben. Sraet nad Mrs.
@inslom's Sootbing Sprup uno
nebmt ni6ts onoeres. 25 Gents Die
Slaihe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-09
@tr aIanbcn aii i'm,

neil mir ietne 8irfung feitneiL ia
gen oie 2eier oieier 3eititna, lpeld)e
Or. Gidter's n9ain.grpeaer" &C.
broudt baben lanee bebor iie Aine-
rifa iaben. Gin alt ~6etod5rtes,
idnea uno iider nirfenoes Mittel
gegen &beumotismts, @idl. Jeellrol-
gle, @rfdltiguneen uip. gS lit in al.
len oeutiden @potbefen 5lt bnaen 81
25 nno so Gents Die SIoi6e.