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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Capt. Dave Payne returned from the bor-
der boom rendezvous last week looking par
ticularly hale. Since their chaplain LEFT the
boys have suffered greatly for spiritual con-
ISOLATION, which want. combined with cold
weather and the prohibitory amendment,
conspired to dampen their ardor much more
than the mere menace of Uncle Sans troops
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

You will learn more IN q single night from
Sanford than from four months reading.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27
Silverware.

The largest and best stock ever brought to
the city will be sold very cheap at VIM. Kas-
sells. yf.tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27
Look Hero.

have good farm for sale, trade or rent.
For further information enquire Of
A. +. JOHNSON,
s32-lN Valley Center, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

superintendent Parker. of the Wells. Far.
go Express Company. and A. T. Taggart, Of
the Adams Express Company. spent Monday
and Tuesday ia the city. Hereafter we are
to have competition. Superintendent Parker
says If Gould builds to Wichita he will bring
his own express Office. Mr. b. +. hartman
takes McCaddon's place as local agent for the
Adams Company. We believe our old friend
Charley Phillips has been rendered the agen-
cy Of the Wells. Fargo & Co.'S business.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1881.
Artificial Tteth-Cheap.

When locating In Kansas, we had deter.
mined to open an Office for the manufacture
OF Artificial Sets OF Teeth, cheaper than they
had ever been furnished in this section Of
the country before; but, through the advice
Of friends, here and elsewhere, we have de-
ferred carrying said project into operation
until first establishing the fact Of our ability
TO do fr>f-class work in nil branches Of
Dentistry. Having established that fact, and
feeling, AFTER three years practice In the city
OF Wichita, we have gained the confidence
Of the public. we now offer the following
schedule OF prices. which will be strictly ad-
hered TO from this date:
fum SCI Of teetn ..--.-...--.... .-..-.. si6 90
Hall set Of teeth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Six teeth hi,
! rive .eetn --.-.-.--.-.......-... %
I"o tecth --..-..-.-. .........-. 10
Ohe toota ......-.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
All work at the above prices will be just ~
well done as II has been In the past, aud just
pains will be taken with our patients. M
extra charge will be made for extracting
teeth for patients.
DIV. SMITH.
The cheapest place In the city to buy mil
linery and fancy goods, il Mrs.. l.. v. Grants
Bazaar, 81 Main street. 3s-u
A spceislty Of fine Watch work and jew
eIry repairing at kssseis. 20
For the best stock Of Gold Pens and PEN
ellis In the State, go to Harding 4 Gowdy's.
next door north Of r. o. Gold Pens, all
styles. Fine holders In gilt, ivory. eei'uioid
and rubber. Also the "Graphie.- the bs.s
fountain pen ever made. 37-uI
Call on Prof. Fiekeisscn for Fire and Life
Insurance.. mi
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Some member has introduced bill Ia the
Legislature giving bounty for snake scalps.
In view Of some Of the temperance bills the
move is wise aud humane one Senate or
liackncy's bill provides that before a doctor
shall give prescription Tor whiskey he shall
make and take an oath that il is necessary
for the lie and health of his patient. With
out the snake bill. in the event of man be-
ing bitten. before one could find a doctor
anu notary public, and take the oath, and
get the "hiskey. the patient would be a very
cold corpse, II not buried. We demand that
the sedgwick county delegation stand by the
snake bill.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Dc yon know that you can get Vermont
maple syrup. Minnesota buckwheAt, pigs
feet, and any thing else in staple and fancy
groceries, Of MagilI 4 Bliss, Eagle block.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

The Militia Cavalry will see notice else.
bcr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27
CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.
REPUBLICAN CALL.

The members Of the Republican Central
Committc are requested TO meet at 10 O'Clock
q. m, on the 18th day Of February, 1881, At
sluss & Hstton's office, for the purpose OF
Reproducing the representation Of the diff
ferent townships and wards, and to transact
other business of importance that will come
before the meeting. 1t is highly necessary
that every township and ward should be rep
resented. j. +. LAUCK, Chairman.
MURRAY MYERS, Secretary.
Five car loads of hogs went out on Tues
day.
Rev. Vail has returned to the city looking
well.
William b. Hutchinson is up from Cald-
well.
The Militia Cavalry will see notice else
where.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

William b. Hutchinson is up from Cald-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Hays Fager's Mil, on the Cowskin are
preparing to grind ouckwheat-wiII be ready
by the first Of November. Give them trial
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Rev. Vail has returned to the city looking
we'll
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

NAPKIN rings. the largest stock IL the esfy
ebeapee shax ever u Exsse!s- fiji
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

The ioIIowfng ere the ruling market prices
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Five car loads of hogs went out on Tues
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

County Superintendent.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-27

Jan. 10, lss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09

So 4. ] ]. D. ! !.
m nj Outfit sent free 20 those who wish to .
. gage in the most pleasant and profitable
business known. Everything new CAPT
tai not required We viii furnish every
IN. thing. SO day and upwards l. easily
Mu made without staying away from home
W. over night. No risk whatever Many
new workers wanted al once. Many are making
fortunes a; the business. Ladies make a. u.nch
as men, and young boys and girls make great tay
No one who Is willing TO work fails 10 make more
money every day than can he male in a week at
any ordinary employment. Those who engage
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09
Delicate Women.

Gases of female weakness, delicate
and enfeebleL constitutions, and those
suffering with Stomach, Liver and
Kidney complaints, will find Electric
Bitters 4 speedy and certain cure. The
sick and Frustrated should rejoice that
such reliable remedy is placed with
in their reach. Health and happiness
will surely follow where Electric Bit
tiers are used. For sale by all drug
gists, price only fifty cents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09
An ACT OE HEROlSM.

The following incident of the bat tie
OF Fredericksburg Is well authenticated.
IL may prove that though the North
AMI South were at war, a spirit al
chivalry did exist among the South
ern soldiers. On the 18th day of De.
cember, 1852, the Sixteenth regiment
and three companies of the second
battalion, Featherstone's Mississippi
brigade W ere sent 10 the front To relieve
brigade posted ut the foot of Marye's
Heights. 10 the left of the plank road
leading from the city towards Orange
Court House. Between them and the
city was a tan yard and many out
buildings. Much sharp-shooting was
INDUCED i'm on both sides, OppOrtuni-
ties being afforded us by squads of
Fetlera!s, who I'm twOs and threes kept
rapidly moving from extempOrized
sheltersl ITO their rear, posted i'm the city
limits proper. While a squad of these
were Drawing our shots, one of them
was seen to drop, while all his COM
paniOns but one, taking advantage of
our empty rifles, soon got to cover be-
hind the houses. This brave fellow,
seeing his comrale fall, deliberately
faced about, and, dropping his rifle,
assisted his friend to rise. and together
they slowly sought the rear. As they
moved off score or more of rifles, i'm
the excitement of the moment, were
levelel with deadly intent, but before
a single one could be discharged, our
Colonel, Carnot POsey, commanded,
Cease firing! that man is too brave
to be killed." and then. with character
Isle admiration for the brave fellow,
We gave him hearty cheer. to which
he replied by graceful wave of his
cap, ~ he and conirade passed behind
the protection of an out-building. |
have often thought Of this brave act,
and wondered II he escaped a soldiers
death, and lived to become an ne
leader among men.-Phii-
adeL,,hid Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09

~. ohe uneht NM - II e6fv
she didn't look Il, With tluos 6e(l1lonx
black eye, peariy teeth, and eleennf
manners bat behind eli thee m
the positive fierce that, turned b rood,
may save . country. but given over to
evil, would sacrifice every principle to
success.
N0iselessly she glided over the
her. She passed into the library. and
from thence-as instincttively I felt
into the chamber Of death; even ele-
CANT furniture and costly paintings
and embroidered coverlets are not to
over awe our destiny.
"Mr. Cecil, the lawyer has come"
she softly said, as she stopped over the
emaciated face Of silver-haired man.
"What? Who?" rs he started
from q seeming stupOr, and looked
wOnderingly ut me from his sunken
eyes
"He will read to you now, Mr.. Ce-
Gil :" adding In low tone, HE is
sinking rapidly; 1 fear you must
hasten.o
felt that I must. had seated nv
self by his bedside, and rs I did 80 /
saw his lips tremble, and l believed
they were breatning u name; 1 mag
lned II was Mabel"
Our b0idest moves are born on the
spur oi the moment:
"Mrs. Cecil, may 1 thank you for a
glass OF wafer as l TOOK OUT the VIII
she had had drawn.
Quick, sir, quick !" sail /. - I
,foticed ms sunkc'i eyes watched her
fastening footsteps. do you want
your daughter To have all your proper.
"; save wtn ,he Jaw gives ycur wi.e:
He started back from me a. II he
couid not trusie al. own sellse,' or was
doubling whether 70 put confidence in
me but lie SEEMED To feel the necc>si.
" OF doing s", ana suddenly the DUH
eyes brisn!ened w:th hioiientary
gleam OF reiiei anu JOY, as lie clearly
answered
les, yes: Ana Tod bless you.
Anu l TOO Was thanking heaven for
the whihi that ii;i.i leu me 10 write Two
wills Sd very mueh aiiSe III length anu
aPPearahce, anu IL was Only the WORK
Oh moment 10 make the eNchahsc'
a"u JUST III ''"he-
WIN Mrs. Cec'' canie tiie iio"sc'
Keeper anu hi'ai.serVaht, anu IN theif
presence tue lying hiah trehhoiihs,y
s'Snei MS mime 20 the second VIII,
anu they witnessed ~.
me! hau gone, ana started 10 ="
when the oiu man pressed my mana,
ana ! "a" tne tears satncrinS III MS
Eyes As ! u"rneu 10 20 i"v"iuiitari-
~ 'eit ul;it inc piack eyes Oh MADAM
tecii hau Witnessed All ana suspected
every thihs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09
A losinQ Joke.

A prominent physician of Pitts
burgh said jokingly to lady patient
who was complaining Of her continued
i'll and of his inability to cure her,
Try Hop Bitten" The lady took it
In earnest and used the Bitters, from
which she obtained perfect health, She
now laughs at the doctor and his joke,
but he Ii not so well pleased with il,
as II cost him q good patient.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09

II you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys In perfect working order, you
will prevent and cure by far the great
er part Of the ills that afiiict mankind
in this or any section. There is no
medicine known that will do this -
quickly or surely ~ Parker's Ginger
Tonic which will secure . perfectly
natural action Of those important or
gans without interfering In the least
with your daily duty. See adv.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09

The Ecumenical Council of the
Methodist church, which Is To meet in
Lon'lcn September 9TH next, will he
one of the memorable religious events
of the time. All the Methodist organ
izaiions i'm the United States-t the
Methodist Episcopal Church. both
north and south, the Methodist Prot
estant Church, the African Church.
and the Methodi.ts Of Canada will
represent the American branch, and
in addition to those of Europe the
churches in Turkey, Japan, CHINA,
India. Liberia, West Indies, Austria.
liza and Mexico will lee represented.
The very ablest men. both clerical and
lay. have heen chosen delegates. The
American body il headed by Eishcp
Simpson. The Mrtl"disI'rh,;-,.i upw
numbers more than five millions al
adult ,UnI:uunirin.s. u por',iat!nn al
twenty iiV.. millions. aui over one
hundred tgavriin ial lu.'li preachers.
with u wealth. cLliurr AMI 'rsani2a-
ton i,i,r,i fer carry ig un their work
in all Parts of the earth, that fully jus
titles them i'm h"l,iing the first ecu
menical council. The growth at Meth
Olisni has been marvellous, the first
society being formed 10y John and
Charles Wesley and few students at
Oxford university, in England, la
1880.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09

Light Castings Made 70 Order.
POWELL & DOUGLAS, waukegan, a,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-06-09

$40 z 4
~ n - Out6t furnished free, with full In
stfuctions for conducting t.ls mo-,
profitable business that anyone can
engage in. The business !. - easy
TO learn and our instructions are -
all simple and plain, that anyone can
w 1O make great profits from III very
start. No one can fail who Is willing to work.
Women are as successful as men. Boys AMI girls
can earn large sums. Many have made ~ the
business over hundred dollars IN n single W.,
Nothing like IL ever known before. All who ,n-
gage are surprised at the ease and Tap,,lity with
which they are able TO make money. You can cn-
gage in this business during your sprac time at
great profit. You do not have 10 invest capital in
IT, We take all the risk. Those who need ready
money, should write to Us ST once An furnished
free. Address TRUE A Co. Augusta, Maine.
, 1881-11-19

Now, we haven't any objection
TO any one buying any one Of
These representative lines Of
0vercoats. No want you to know
that VIC keep 0yerconts adapted
TO any work, trade, business, or
profession, and are confident
our fornl'fftting garments fit a
little better than any you have
over tried. As for Prices..-well,
our busy salcsroom is the best
proof. No expense TO como and
see us,
, 1881-11-19
W-l1I'IfEs, DL>i1lONI)!Y, .rc.
Watches,
Diamonds,
JeWe|ry,
SlverWare,
Clocks,
BronZeS.

The HOLIDAYS arc near ut
hand. Our customers are
aware Of tho great difficulty
experienced III getting
waited upon for the Inst few
days before CHRISTMAS.
Our stock is complete, con-
tanning very many choice ar
tic1es not to be found else
where. New goods arc :trriv-
ing by every express direct
from the manufacturers. We
would suggest that selections
c:tn be made NOW, BEFORE
THE RUSH COMMENCES,
and the goods left until
wanted, thus avoiding tic
crowd. Every article marked
i'll PLAIN FIGURES from
Which there is no deviation
whatever.
, 1881-11-19
Come Early.

- Dot must buy o1 Saturday II ,riit Be r..se1.
NOR" lent far von; tie r+tsl. u..d a4uou-
""ee t." :" cro'trf trtil be nrotici, and tue .afrx-
'c" e"'l Dfrc UoH thc es.,rYtf attr.ftnt. tie uro
at'raUs ttfs1'"sed to shotc our customers,
, 1881-11-19
ClNClION1 IUBRI. !.
TRUTH TRIUMPHANT. ! ii. MT. :!
The Greatest Discovery Of
ALI Time!
CINcHoNh RuBRAI
The Acknowledged Only Cure for
DlPS01ANlA OR DRUNKENNESS
Continuous Or Periodically.
Medical Men and Scientists Aston.
ishcd ! Physicians All 0yer tho
World Recommending It!
A QUAKER
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l1nterlu6he oenau unb wdble B.

- unteriuhe senau uno wable bas
Bette. Neuf aebter nDemtf6 d..
esRt nbermeb |" (paeoutropbine)
wurbe bis iest BON feinsm &Inosrnabe
runssmittsl iitsrtrpfsn. Ser @rlcls 1T
tpunoerbar. Mltter. bic SIR Gud Der
@elunbbeit unb oss @sbei9enS Cures 2isb.
ltnss erfreusn pollet, madt ben 8er1ua
unb Sbr perbst ss ME bsrsuen. Or. 8. s..
Msyer BON New g)ort idrsidt: Sd babe
10 eut fdb sR timber mebl" tdu.
fig ansemanpt uab 3isbe es alien Qiebis.
fhen Yrdparaten Dor. SIN alien renpm=
mirten Mpotbsten gu tabfn. .as
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Dieie Wprte sabeu bem armen Sater
bic nStbise Strait, ieiner gflidt als Sauss
berr gu seniisen, bic peridiebenen metr
ooer minoer aufridtis semeinten Sel.
leiosbe3euaunsen entsesen5unebmen uno
bic BON alien Seiten sewanidte auffld=
runs iiter ben traurisen Saa ertbellen
su tSunen. Wad penisen Osinuten fanb
i6m Trau BON 9iambert idOtlpieoer GUT
Seite ..4..
Wieine arrns Spuiinc bat ltd orlltInz
big erbO(t, 70 iaste iie nit ciner freuoiz
bisen Toeilrabme. Das etpaS an5u
idarf accentuirtc g'eisenipiel pes iunsen
Germ bate iie wcbl gu iebr ansesrif>
fen unb bittet lie oe6Ialb ben Sater, nur
nod fir trenise Nusentlide auf ibrenr
3immer blei6en gu piirfen.
(gprtfetuns folgt)
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Tolsenoe 9eadridt aus benz 5ersz
brudsr Wodentlatt flinst iebr fcmiiA
in Nmerifa: uSn Ne5ensbnrs Bat ro8
Qanb seridt ben Srdumellter Silser bon
Serenasscr pesen Serseteas sesen bas
9teidsseiet, ben Sertebr NIT @enuBmttz
teln betr., 3u 1 Wcnat @efananib unb
300 81. @elbitrof perurtbeilt. Ser
Gnseflaste mar beiGulcist uuo aud gez
ftanois, i'm Sabre 1880 unsefdbr piermal
je 4 elmer WaIer inter 80 ginler Bler
genlenSt 5u haben."
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@ms. NDimin,ns.

6eute Nbenb tptrb @us. Miqiams, ei=
ner ber befen Srmifer Nmerifas, in Gan
Intcnic eintreflen unb in ber Eurnerballe
spei Scrifellunsen eeben. rWanteo a
Carpenter" unb uSur @erman Senatcr"
meroen ,mr Guffibruns tommen. Beibe
Stade iinb int oeutiden Dialeft seidriez
ben. Cine Oleuse BON 6eceniionen liez
gen uns Dor. welde baria abereinitimz
men, baB gSilliams ein gang ausge5eid<
meter SOmiter 1T unb bic BON ibm se=
mdblten Stide iiberau nit benz srSBten
Beifau aufsenomnien murben.
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Dir ct. qouis mn

= Die ct. eouis, Wo., tribune"
brinst fclBenbes @iuseianbt: Seit II
Sabren mar id BON Wbeumatsmus beims
Seludt, 70, oaB msine unteren @Geo ma
eeA total seldbmt tporen, idreibt Gbus.
Bites, 1914 GarOnoslet 4uenue, ct.
9cuis, W@o. Sd nabm piete Weoi,inen
unb srl9nad A(lent mas Seluna in Nus.
iitt itellte, jebcd cbne seiuno III weroen.
llnsefibr 5pei Sabre 5urad, ,eiate li6
eine leidte @eidwulit an eiuen Yein, bic
@eidwulit sins in Otter iiber uno ipot=
tete aaer meoi5iniiden gebanbluns, penn
9fiAts wOate bic Wunbe beilen. DaR
id srobe SdmerSen ausitanb, braude id,
tpobl nidt gu iasen. Da lab i'd zines
TaSes in Der rSt. 2Ouis 9ribane" bic
Gn5eise eines Mfittels. ct. Satobs Sel
senannt. @inem innereu Orange fOlseno,
lieb iA mir cine 6lai4e boten unb manbte
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Or. Watts 9eberptuen 1nb bic
bsasn catbarttlAen @ssulatUrsn.
Giaffu& Neeb.


Das sr0bte W 6bsllassr Der
Staet III paeienise oes Ssrrn 8. 0esb.
W6bel atlsr Nrt fno baislbit In ar6Bter
auSwabl ~ ben nisbrisaen preiien ,u
batsn uno In Der 1bat fann iepsr Gs.
ftmad bsiriebiat Werbsn. Yarlpr. unp
Shlabtmmer-Ssts fanit man Bel Ssrrn
8. 8eeo gu Gabrstprsilsn, ta sr feline MS.
bel btrstt aus ben sr0btsn 8atrilsn bss
Qanbes bs,isbt. 5srr 8eeo bat aub.r.
benz sinsn sroben 8urratb bon 1sppihsn
unb Natten unb alIen In bieies Sod ein-
1tlassnbsn Waaren. Wsr NSbst irasnb
usltsr Grt ssbrau&t, tbut wobl. Fh an
5errn 8eeb 3u rsnosn. Dom @swStn.
lt&fen Bic gum @asrfstni ten uuo 1tsusr=
fen 1T Maes In fsinsm Sturs 3u fntsn.
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es ioiprt an. 8alb fano id 2inoeruns.oie
Sdmer5en rerldwanben, oer @iterflub
bDrte auf ltnb bic Wunpe beilte lpiecer
fhSn gu. Seit bieier 3eit linb AUDI ale
rbeumatilden Sdmer5sn peridmunben
unb iG befinbe mid beute 70 wobl uno
munter, als in aleinen iunsen Sabren.
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(gprtfesuns foIst,,
Gnhnfn SRo O. Tehr,

Gabcta. Wlo., 9. Jebruar 1880.
SD faulte T!alhen SSres 6opfen
Bitttsrs bel Bilacp & Go. I'm lsbtsn
Serba fir meins 5uhtsr uuno i'd bin nit
tem1elben lsbr ,ufrisren. Gs bat ibr mebr
eenubt ate ale Wsei,inen, bic te felt ben
lsbttn 6 Oionatsn einnatm.
70 nj. s. WcGlure.
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- Damen meroen barauf aufmert Jam
semaat, baS reidbaltise Eager BON
SerbItz unb gBintsrwaaren a0er Nrt beS
Serrn y. 9. Tranf, Ntantos Yla5a gu
ebe lte anDers,rD faufen.
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= 6ertige 9amenfleioer aller 9(rt
bel u. u. % off.
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Gin CARLOAD bes beriihmten S'DcnnelI
.. 6. unb McnopUle, iebr billis bel $.
@renet. 23,64p
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Infer WoAenbIatt.
Bir iencen BON iett al infer .Bcdene
blatt" fir ben 4'reis bon $500 uuf Elm
Sabr pcrtcfrei rad Deutidfanb.
Die Seraus8eber
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9u Derteute1t.

Cine garm. ssIssea on ban Aususn bss San
antonio Glunes nsbsH Breckenridge. snibaItsnb
80 @der, einsefsnst. wpStn o gder III gelb unp
Borten. teipnberS febr aeanst am 8lulTe ~
@artsabau. &u6 tef.rtet Eeb port sin Ader
nroeer Dtirf6sartsu i'm beiten 9uilanbe. 60
fSnptn aud siaiss snle " ilhtub: ,ur 9enusuas
lbsrlaRsa perbsn. Rat,ufrasen bsi
O. Qted,
Natpsbp6eslrabe, San NnOnie, SO. II,
1915, 9,w6m
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Sbigee III BON sinem pertrauenspert9tu
6ar.ner, oelen 1r:tter felt bts s Sabrea
frant mar uno i st burd ben 0sbraua
ssn 5cpfen Bitter atbeilt 1T.
s- Us. 8. Btltcp & So.