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Reasons Why
The Wagenhaeuser beer cannot be ex
l.oelled,

The Wagenhaeuser beer cannot be ex-
'oelled.
LIST. Because 1t is absolutely pure.
End. Because it is brewed out of bar
ley and hops,
Srd. Because 1t DON'T contain any
chemichels.
4th. Because no glucose or corn Is
used in the misunderstanding of the same.
9Th. Because our beer is not injurious
TO health.
9th. Because we guarantee all the
above.s
1t IL fact that all breweries that
manufacture beer for transportation
over long distances have to use chemi-
calls, 'tnot from matter of choice, but
from case OF necessity" in order TO
preserve the beer during these long
Shipments; and all beer imported into
our State is thus prepared. But the
Wagenbaeuser beer Is free from all
drugs, because it Is made for home con-
sumption and not export, and does not
need any chemicals to keep 1t.
All persons interested in the sale or
consumption of beer are invited to call
az cur brewery and examine into these
facts. They will be received cordially,
and the managers will take great pleas
urs in demonstrating these facts to
them. And in no instance, either here
or elsewhere, can imported beer com
pare with home make-in quality or pu-
rity. We do not say this by way of
advertisement, but these are facts. And
If the yublic viii examine into the diff
ferences of homemade beer" and
"imported medicated beer" the merits
of the Wageuhaueser beer will be es-
tablished. And all persons, whether
temperance men or not, who have re-
gard for the truth, will Join us in as
sertiDg and maintaing these facts. For
facts are truths.
WAGENHAEUsER BREWING AssoCTA.
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The IVrnnr nIemher.

An amusing incident occurred among
some Of the church brethren last week
There arc two brothers in town, one of
them member of the Methodist
Church and the other member of the
Baptist Church. The Methodist,b r
was not keeping the VOWS which he
assumed at the time of uniting himself
with the church, and our Methodist
friends concluded to deal with him ac-
cordingly. A committee .was APP
pointed TO talk with him
and inform him that he must
either confess his sins and ask for for
giveness or he dismissed. The Baptist
brother was mistaken for the Methodist
brother, ard was given a talk and was
told that it was the painful duty Of the
church to dismiss him from member
ship. The mistake was found out, and
as yet there has been no dismissal from
the church that we have heard Of
Dawson (Ga.) Journal.
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POISON

l am coppersmlth by trade and during
a series of years my arms being bare wheu
at work. have absorbed O wonderful amount
of metal poison. Having q scrofulous ten.
deucy from my youth, the small particles OF
copper and brass would get into the sores,
and by this process the poison was conveyed
into my blood till my Whole system became
infected. l was treated with the old reme-
dies of mercury and iodide potassium. Sal
lvation followed, my teeth are all loose in
my head, my digestive organs deranged, and
l have been helpless in bed for over year
with mercurial rheumatism. My joints
were all swollen, and / lost the use of my
arms and legs, and became helpless as an
infant.
was impossible for me to rest, The doctors
advised me to go 10 the city hospital for
Treatment. This could not bear, A friend,
who proved friend indeed, urged me to try
Swift's Specific, believing II would cure me.
Others discouraged me, but secured few
bottles, and have now taken two dozen boz
Ties. The first effect of the medicine was to
bring the poison TO the surface, and l broke
out all over In running sores. They soon
disappeared, and my skin cleared of. My
knees, which had become twice their natu-
raj size, have resumed their usual size and
are supple as of yore. My arms and hands
are all right again ana can use them without
pain.The entire disease has left ali parts of the
body save two ulcers on my wrists, which
are healing rapidly. | am weak from long
confinement, but ] have the use of all my
the greatest trial Of my life, and | cannot
find words suffi ciel ttoeXpress my apprecia.
ton of It's virtues al 1.-THE gratitude | feel
that l ever heard e.
PETER Il. I Owe.
Augusta, Ga. Jan
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD,
a cLANDEsTlNE WEDDING ITEM
An Eight-Year Old Boy Makes an INDIE
pendent Trip from Germany
Curiosity In Marble scuip-
ture-W atermeIons.
one Of Cupid.s Freak..


The ireaks of Cupid have from time
1 mmemorlal puzzled the wisest phi
losophers and are as great mystery
to-day as they ever were. For tho PAST
few days rumor, or an iEtimatien,
has been afoat that lovely young lady
visiting this city and young gentle.
man resident, who had fallen ia love
with her, had married and that
the ceremony, probably to guard
against scolding friends and
relatives, had been Of secret nature
and was known Gully to few OF their
personal friends. AS the days passed
the rumor spread and tho curiosity of
the upper circle IN which the parties
move created intense excitement, all
the more because the names of the par
ties were not known. The reporters
caught the fever early and the
word "intense" weuld not begin
to express how badly they were
excited. They besieged County Clerk
Hill, perused the records, but TO no pUr-
pose. Later, however, they revisited
the office, and 10 and behold! there
spread upon the marriage records in a
fine round nand-write was the object OF
their search. The certificate OF the min.
ester who olliciated reads as follows;
/, w. Wootton, do hereby certify thai
ON the 4th day OF June, A. ID. 1893, /
united in marriage W. l., Bickhsm and
E. Pearl Hoffman, the parties above
named.
Witness my hand, this 4th day OF
June, A. d. 1885. w. WooTToE,
Minister of the Gospel.
Miss e. Pearl Hoffman, whose home
is in Alabama, came here about 9
month ago Oh visit to Mr.. @. Il. Carter,
who resides corner OF Masten street and
Ross avenue. Mr.. Biokham met Miss
Hoffman and paid court TO her. His
love was reciprooated and thoy mar
ried. Their many friends wish Them a
world of ioy.
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A nesnrvlnr Commitment.

The Vicksburg (MississippD Evening
Post contains the following oompli-
mentary notice of Rabbi Bein, who was
formerly rabbi of Congregation Emanu-
Ell, of this city, whore he has host of
friends. 1t says; "At the regular
meeting of the congregation OF the Tenn
pie Anshe Chesed, of this city, Rabbi II.
NJ. Bein was unanimously reelected for
three years, as an acknowledgement OF
the high regard in which his people
hold him, and the efficient service
he has rendered during the four wears
OF his stay among us. The compliment
Is we'll deserved, as the reverend doctor
ranks among the most learned, eloquent,
public-spirited and popular of ministers
in this city, and we sincerely congratu-
late both high contracting parties to the
pleasant result. The doctor has also
been elected TO represent his oongrega-
ton at the convention of the u. II. c.,
which meets at ~. Louis on the 18th OF
July"
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The Courts.


The mayor had about his average
amount of business this morning.
Dan Cornell, intoxicated; So,
Joe Martinez, vagranoy; dismissed.
Ed, White, vagra ncy continued.
Daniel Carter, vagrancy; continued.
Willie Wilson, abusive language; 3$
- Seely, hghting;S2
Tom Smith, fighting, SO.
A. w. Voorsinger, failing to pay Oc-
cupation tax; dismissed.
j. II. Davis, maintaining q nulsancei
continued.
JUSTICE KENDALL.
William Stell, a young man, assault
and battery on John @. Frazer, an old
man; So and costs.
DISTRICT COURT.
The argument OF counsel in the case
of the State vs.. Joe Lahnstein,
the alleged cotton swlndler, occupied
all day yesterday, and CouHty AttOr.
noy Clint will make the closing argu-
! ment this morning. The argument was
begun by Colonel Tom Brown, of Sher-
man, attorney for the Texas ~ Pacific
Railway, and assisting the State. lie
was followed by Judge w. l.. Crawford
Judge w. b. Wright and Colonel w. L.
Crawford, for defense.
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street Parade OF Business Intereats.
To-day, the occasion of the opening of
the brewery Of tho wagenhauser Brew
lug Association, will be observed by
our business men as an advertising day.
A procession win be formed at O'Clock
at the brewery, headed by the band and
Fire Department and police, followed
up by appropriate designs arranged TO
suit tho occasion, viz.
IL V. Thompklns Implement Company.
W. II. GRADER q Co.
Texas Cotton Press Company.
ii. X, Rogers
Wagenhauser Brewing Association.
Weir Plow Company.
Relnhardt the Clothier.
Henry Pollack Trunk Factory,
Hunstnble Boot and Shoe Company,
Excelsior Soap Works,
and others.
The Dallas Artillery Company, under
command ofCaptain A. ]. Houston, will
90 one OF the main features In to-day's
parade and fire salutes at proper inter
walls.
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Hotel Arrivals.
AT THE ST. oEoRoE.


Geo Potter, city; t NJ Shelton, Wind
sor; w Phillips, Gainesville; II X Ray
mondi Jr, Mckinney; s Magley, Gle.
burnett IL TunerOx. Trinity Mills; @ l.
Ware, Colorado; b T Ware, Wichita
Falls; W II White, Corscana; p p Pow
ell, Angus; + N Greer, kaufman; A J
Porter, cityi J Ellington, city; P Will
son, Bremond; Mrs wideman and
daughter, Sherman; II II. Yourell, Deni.
SOM J = Neoly, city; l. w OElesby,
Plsnoi q q Knight, Bremond; q Il
BAH, Fort Worth; Mrs. Nancy skipper,
hosse ~ A Graves, Bloomington; Henry
smith, 81. Louis; John A Peel, New or.
leans; Douglass Naples, Terrell; ] w
roster Harrington; q w Lewis, Kosse
w Brady, Cleburne; O Gentry
brownwood; L X Alton, waxahachio'
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What Is IL?


There is in this city, in the hands OF
Mr.. John Park, curiosity, which has
puzzled everyone who has examined
1t as to its origin and design. 1t was
found by Mr.. j. X. Riggs on the I'D day
Of July, 1882, In the bed Of Horse Creek
Cedar County, Missouri. 1t is a very
fine piece Of scul pture and is cut from
one piece of marble. It's length Is three
feet and seven inches and weighs "a
pounds. 1t is thought to represent In
structure II different animals, having
the head of an afmadillo, body of an al.
ligator, beak of an eagle, forehead and
horn OF rhinoceros, top of head of a
crocodile, wings OF beetle, tail of an
alligator, legs of common hog, feet OF
an elephant, clippers of walrus, shields
on under side OF a turtle, eyes of ter
rapin, ears Of frog, gills of fish,
Many Of these resemblances are, proba-
bly,, more imaginary than real. The
entire specimen Is stained with
two colors,v which make 1t appear
very much like lnlsid work, and was SO
pronounced by the Smithsonian Insti.
tuto, who have had IL for examination
but under close inspection under the
magntfying glass, proves 10 DO made OF
one piece Of stone. The shield on the tor
of the head Is divided into twelve pieces
eight pieces surrounding tho four center
pieces. The two shields on the under
side between the legs are divided with
eleven pieces; ten pieces surrounding
one csnter piece. The feet have foul
toes each. the TWO paddles are webbed
and have four toes each. There are
eight spots on the top of the tail. There
are fifteen -notches in both the upper
and lower jaws, representing teeth
seven on each side of a longer one in the
center. MIR. Park has had the specimen
photographed, and is sending them L
all parties who know anything about
such matters, hoping to find out JUS
what the thing Is, ana by whom made
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rhn pnnirunnn rInh

The Puckwana Club met last evening
At the residence Of MIR. Q. O. Slaughter
in East Dallas, and Misses Della and
Minnie Slaughter, his daughters, gave
an elegant entertainment, compliment.
airy to Mr.. Dudley t, Stewart and bride.
The evenings programme consisted OF
select vocal and instrumental music
An elegant repast was served and 9
most delightful evening was spent by
all present,
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When you visit or leave New York City
save baggage Expressage and "a Carriage
aire ndstop at the GRAND UNION H0-
i LEI, opposite Grand Central Depot. coo
million do liars, VI and upwards per day.
european plan. Elevators. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars, stages
And elevated railroad 20 all depots. FAINT
brand Union Hotel that II any Other erst.
elssalhotsl In The city. -
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"What we learn with pleasure we
never forget."-Alfred Mercier. The
GLOWING is a case in point. 81 paid cut
hundreds of dollars without receiving
any benefit" says Mrs. Emily Rhoads,
OF MoBrides, Mich. ~ had female
complaints, especially 'dragging.down,'
'Favorite Prescription did me more
good tnan any medicine l ever took.
advise every sick ledy 10 take it.n
And 30 do we. II never disappoints It's
patrons. Druggists sell II.
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A Young Traveller.

This is wonderful age in which we
live; the age of railroads, telegraph, tel
ephones, monographs, electric light,
and a hundred other improvements OF
which we have right to be proud of,
and which we are proud of by the gods.
Our defunct ancestors and the old moss.
back OF TO day were wont to
how pert, SIN 1T aud fearless were the
boys of their day, and all that sort OF
thing, but had they have seen q little
S-year-old German lad, named Max En-
gert,arrive at the Union depot on yester-
day mornings south-b0und train over
the Texas Central safe and sound,
all the way from Dresden, Ger
many, by his lone little self,
our foreSathers would never have been
so given to bOasting, and the story of
the miraculous escapelof Israel Putnam,
horseback, down the steep rocky steps
would never haYe been perpetrated
upon a suspicious public. But little
Max, our hero OF travellers, is the sub
ect, His mother, then widow, came
to this country some three Years ago,
leaving her son in the custody OF
relatives. Since then she married
worthy artisan Of this eitv, Mr.. Il. Hab-
erthun, and at her request he sent for
the lad. He purchased ticket at this
end Of the line and sent 1t to Dresden.
His relatives dressed him, gave him
change OF clothing, his ticket, and put
ting a tag on him giving his name and
destination, placed him ABOARD
steamer Tor New York, where
he arrived safely. He could
not speak word of English, but by
pointing TO his tag he succeeded In get
ting along very nicely. The Joy of the
boy on meeting his mother was a scene
rarely witnessed. She laughed and
cried alternately, and he laughed,
shouted and prattled away in German.
He thought the conductors on the rail-
way trains were captains. He said the
"captains" we're ever so good 10 him
He is sprightly lad and his long trip
evidently agreed with hun.
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Don't rriiie with Serious Matters

Darcipg over seething caldron on a
film Of glass is rank madness. Crowd
ing on tell bead of mental steam and
carrying oeeseless cares, while the ply
steal frame is overworked and nerves
disordered, is still worse, and must re-
suit III total ruin unless q proper equi.
valent OF strength is furnished. DuFFY's
PURE MALT NRISkEY is the only avail
able resource that can completely fill
stimulus necessary to restore perfect
health without hurtful reactions OF
damege TO the constitution. The great
chemists certify to its perfect purity
and the best doctors recommend Its
thorough use, Price one dollar pei
large bottle OF any reliable grocer OF
GsugGist
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The first watermelons Of the season,
the delight of the small boy and Sene-
gambian, put in appearance on the mar
ket yesterday, but it is only the capital
st that can invest at the present prices
asked. Judging from the valuation
placed upon them by fruit dealers, the
crop must be short this season. Musk
melons are on the market, but rank
ust as high In price.
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UnhappY MIN.

Why persist in running your digestion
by eating unwholesome food; aud keep
ing it ruined by doing nothing to restore
= to usefulness andlright action? Some
They are the ones who have never
taken Browns Iron Bitters. This valu-
able fami y medicine makes short work
OF the tormentor and soon enables the
digestive apparatus to do its work. Mr..
II. Il. Collins, of Keokuk, Iowa, says,
az used Browns Iron Bitters for
dyspepsia, and am greatly bene-
iited.u
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wear y awkes, crystallEed enses,
Notice.

The mombers of the Fire Department
are requested to be punctual, to.mor.
row at O'Clock sharp.
Mr.. Il. Best, first assistant chief, will
be the officer of the day.
CHARLES KAHN, Chief.
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" Du am, o,,y; W II Gibson, city;
Nurt1' Wl'H,,p, rity; K A Rlsokshear.
Corsi ;,na; w NJ Roe, Fort Wottn; l. W
Bsnt0n, city; Chas Lynne Memphis;
Joe A Lynne. Memphis; Willard, Berry,
Dallas; + w Harris. Marshslltown,
Iowa. + w Blaekman. Fort Worth,
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MALARIAL POISON

The drouth in Southwest Georgia last
spring dried up the wells and we were com.
PEELED o use water from the creek on the
plantation. The result was that all were
tronblsd with chills and fever. carried
with me Feveral bottles of 2wiUs Specific,
and as long rs / took IL / had perfect health,
was afflicted with Chills. Whom | resumed
lis use / was all right again. We have used
itin our family as mn antidote for malarisl
poison for two or three years and have never
known II to fail in single instance.
W. 9. FUELpW.
Sumter Co., Ga, Sept. II, 1884.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
m9iied free. THE SWIFT Specific Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga.
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Hawkes. spectacles-try them.


SfSs22 The Clown Lecturer. gg3
Owing to illness Colonel Dan Rice, the
clown lecturer, was cut short in his
talk at the skating-rink last evening.
He made splendid talk, however, and
will lecture AZ length at the same place
tonight, which Will be hls last appear
ance in Dallas.
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Cattle Company Attached.

The City National Bank filed an at.
tachment suit yesterday in the District
Court against the Red River Cattle Com.
pany ct al. for the sum of $2,S67.55, and
the ranches OF the company in Clay,
Archer and Montague counties will be
levied on.
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Patronal Festival.

Yesterday was the patron feast day Of
the Church OF the Sacred Heart, Roman
Catholic, and waa duly celebrated. High
mass was held at o q. m. by Rey,
Fathers Msrtinier and Thion, and last
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Or. RiChau's Golden Remedies

VIII not radically cure. DIR, Richaui
Golden Balsam No. will cure Syphilis In n.
primary and secondary stages, such "a Oh
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eve,
SKIN eruptlons, soreness OF the scalp and al
stages OF the disease, Graduating disease an,
mercury thoroughly. Price s. per bottle,O
two bottles for 50. Dr. Richaus Golden Hal
sam No. 2wlll cure the third stages or Toi
tlary syphilis, whore syphllitic and morcu
RAJ rheumatism are connected with the PR
mary and secondary. i have hundreds o
certificates where miraculous cures have beer
effected by these remedies. Patients eat and
drink what they like, and require no outward
applications, Hundreds suffer from gyphi.
litic and mercurlal rheumatism who are n o
aware OF H. and defy such 10 obtain rad
cal cure without the use OF this medicine. 1 I
beneficial effects are telt at once. II has raj q.
ed men from hospital beds In one week, W ho
have lain there for years under the bestpra Q.
tltioners in the city, and Is tho only radio n
ccurofor he worst disease known-Syphilis
Price S. per bottle, or two bottles for 81. l
saves yourself-it saves your Offspring fro m
the faint of this ecourge.
DIR. RlchRu's Golden Antidote, q safe, epeeds
pleasant and radical cure for gonorrhpN
gleet, irritation, gravel and8all urinary do.
engagements, accompanied with full direc.
lions. Warranted 20 cure. Price s. per boi
lie.
Or. Rlchau's Golden Ellxer de Amour, ,
radical cure for Spormatorrhma, general do.
blllty ~ old or young, giving vitality and i'm.
parting energy with wonderful effect 10 thoss
who have led q llfeof sensuality or self-abuss
II Is invaluable to those who are anxious fol
an increase OF fanny. Nothing more certain
In Its effects. II Is composed OF the moal
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king.
DOM, Harmless but speedy In restoring
health. Price s. per bottle, or two bottles fol
". Trade supplied at liberal discount.
ON receipt OF price, by mail or exprese
theee remedies win be shipped TO any part O
the United States and Canadas, free from oh,
servauon. Prompt attention paid 10 all cor.
parlor for ladies' Tie doctor can DO consult
cd az his once from n. m, 10 . d. m.
Address DR., ID. b. RICHARDS, Nc. 22JvsI
rick street, New York city. N. Y1gti -
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The Gas Company has ordered six car
loads of piping aud will extend their
gas mains 10 such portions OF the city
that may desire gas. That extensions
are needed to some localities there sno
question. Moro light and more water is
what tho city wants.
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United States District Attorney j. c.
Bigger received $4,000 yesterday from
the government to pay for the site Of the
Federal Court building at Waco.
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WANTED-Ladlos and Gentlemen TO take
w nice, light, pleasant work, at their own
homes Work sent by mail any distance all
the year round. 50 s. a day can be quietly
made; no cRnvasslng. Address Reliable
Misunderstanding Company, Philadelphia,
PENNSYLVANIA, Box 1893.
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important to Owners Of Cotton Gins,
AGENTS WANTED.

TAYLOR & Cox STEAM FIRE ExTINGufsH-
ER, for CoTToS GINS. Thoroughly efIectual.
simple aud cheap. Can refer you to parties
In your own state who are using hem. EU-
EEKA GIN SAW FILLER. BEST, SIMPLEST,
CHEAPEST. Any ore can use them Salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price $40. AGENTS WANTED. Good pay
given. Exclusive Rights for Sale Send for
circulars and nill particulars.
TAYLOR & cox co, Mamphla, Tenn,
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A DNERTISERS by addressing GEO z,
"A ROWELL Il co, Id Spruce street, New
YORK, can learn the exact cost OF any propos-
ed line OF ADVERTISING Ia American
Newspapers. G-1OO-page Pamphlet, loo.
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night there were vespers and sermon
by Rev Father Damon. The ceremo-
MES were interesting and impressive.
The attendance morning and evening
was large,
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InIPnRTANr.

Cigarette smokers prefer Opera Puts
because they do not stick 10 thelips.
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Pictures and frames at Paul Erb's
an Invitation.

The Wagenhausen Brewing Associs-
ton extended an invitation to the presi-
dent and members OF the Merchants
Exchange TO partake of its hospitality
on this, its opening day,
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Personal.

The only cigarettes which do not
stick TO the lips are Opera Puts.
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For a Fodernl RnlldInr.

Birthday, we'd ing cards aud ezqui
site ststionsr" srPagl r. Erb's,
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Grand Concert
ut Mayors Garden every night during
pauy and Meino Bros. Military Band.
Admission 10 cents.