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Yirs 1t Nsrwalk. Ohie

which broke out at Eorvalk, Ohio, LAST
night, destroyed q whole block of frame
buildings, causing . loss Of $4,000, on
which there Is bat little insurance.. The
city vas practically without water and tie
flames were controlled only through the
Efforts Of the citizens.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22

NEW YoKx, September 15.-ManagsF
Frohmen. of tho Lyceum theater, wrote to
Mayor Hewitt to-day that on Wednesday af-
teraoon nsxt he Would give a performances
m aid of the yellow fever sufferers. On the
occasion specified Mr.. Sothern viii appear
as Lord Chumley. Several other managers
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
Death Of. Prominent Lawyer.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, September H.
Hon W. A. Quarrier, chief attorney for tkf
kanAWha d Ohio railway, and one o. ire
most prominent members of tie state bar
died suddenly yesterday afternoon OF heart
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22

RIcH5uLD, KAN September lk-An. j,
n. Bertfam vho vas shot BIZ her 8 yoor "a
bog, did early yesterday morning md vas
buried last evening.
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STRONGLY STATED.
A Letter that Sclntiuatss with differing
Truths Which the Allies Of tho
Democracy Cannot
Gatnsay.

Where Ar. Bradford Stands on the En-
forcement of the ProhibitOry
Law and What he Has
Done in that Line.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-09-22
HARRISON'S LETTER.
Sen Benj. Harrison's Letter OF Aeceptance
of the Republican Presidenta1iaA
Nomination TO Hon. N. n.
E5tee.
He Reviews Many of the Most Important
Political Questions 20 b Con-
side-ed in the Coming
Campaign.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 1.-THE follow
ing is General Harrison's letter accepting
the republican presidential nomination:
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el1tCllOnS tIlSt are IepCsHtNt 70 our ClSlliZa-
ton, or inconsistent with republican form
of government
The declaration of the convention against
.all combinations of capital organized in
trusts or otherwise to control the
condition OF trade smoEg oar citizens"
is in harmony with the views entertained
and publicly expressed by me long before
the Assem- bling of the convention. Ordi-
narily capital shares the losses of idleness
with labor, but under the operation of the
trust, in some of its forms, the va9eworker
alone suffers loss, while idle capital receives
its dividends from trust fund. All pro-
ducers Who refuse to join the combination
are destroyed or competition is eliminated.
It cannot be doIbted that tie legislative a1-
thority should. and will find q method of
dealing fairly and effectively with these and
other abuses connected With this subject.
It can be hardly necessary for me 10 say
that am heartily N sympathy with the dec
lsration of the convention upon the subject
Ct pensions to our soldiers and sailors, and
what they gave aL4 what they suffered. /
had some opportunity to observe, and in a
small measure to experience. They gave IN
grudginsly. It is no: trade. but An offer
over. What they achieved, only . dis
tant generation can adequately
tell Without attempting to dlscuse
particular propositions, / may add
measures IN behalf Of the
surviving veterans of the war, and of the
families of their dead comrades, and they
should be conceived and executed in 3
spirit of Justice and Of the most grateful
iberalIfy and that in the competition for
civil appointments honorable military ser
vice should have appropriate recognition.
The Law regulating appointments to the
classified civil service received my support
in the senate in the belief that It opened the
III III -
"a. and therefore cordially approve the clear
and forcihie expression Of the convention
upon this subject
The law ehouId have The aid Of friendly
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lation than they do from the earnings of
this so-called third party. They may not
intend doing so, but their bitter opposition
to the republican party has led them into
that rut, and there is no possible escape for
them, except to so over to the democratic
party. If you show them the original rec
ords, that record only three internal rev.
enue stamps issued in Kansas,
with ner population of 100000, to
wholesale liquor dealers, and they are ready
to charge corruption on the part of the col
Iector of revenues. Snow them the official
records in the hands of the collector and
count the ], 139 revenue stamps sold to all
classes of liquor dealers. TO- population OF
100000 in republican Kansas, and by some
unreasonable pretext they will attempt TO
dispute the record
lie reader will observe that the total
number of stamps issued for the year 1888,
in Kansas, with her population Of 100000
Is 1.13. Deduct from this total number Of
stamps the number of convictions had.
which I know from the records to be
not less than 400 and We have the
total lumber of stamps now in use, 739. The
number of druggists In the state of Kansas
doing q legitimate business and holding
permits under the Law to sell interesting
iiquors for the accepted purposes Is enough
wholesale liquor stamps issued are stamps
issued to Wholesale druggists, Who are IN
good faith selling liquors under the provis-
ioas of Law for the excepted purposes. There
il not to-day IN the whole stats of Kansas an
exclusive wholesale liquor house. There can
not be found in the state of Kansas distil-
Iery or barrel OF bonded whisky. Itsppears
from the record that there are eleven
Wholesale malt liquor dealers IN the state;
that there ar- sixty mine malt retail liquor
dealers in the state of Kansas. II il safe to
say tina. the stamps issued to Wholesale and
retail malt dealers are stamps issued TO per-
sons Who are violating tbs Law. This vooid
mako eighty places in Kansas where Ne have
rood ree-ons 70 believe that the prohibitoEy
lav = being violated. viii be fairee than
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-02-03
REVOLV Frs
GIVEN AWAY
BEAuTIFuL sEyFy SHOT REVOLVER
FoR sl.OO
HANDSOME WEAPON AND ACCURATE
SHOOTER.

Don't lot this opportunity, which win Dee
tor Il short t.inr, en hy without procuring ono
of fhs.-s olo1nul reYulvcra.
EseTstody hould own u good revolver,
and this T. % ehHuce that occurs onret h q liic
time. Ahrtter rps nlvOr cnuuut bee purchui'
81 els Ior sl.u0 We ave now, for "a
limited time. prepared 90 furnish our PLAN
Ell REVOLVER, which We recommend H. s the
best ever offered 90 the American public
combining n=it does an the desirable Ten
tures known lu modern pistol mixing. THIS
Rev Oliver T. really q must elegant AFFAIR, per
feet Ia Workmanship and finish, ana tus
been sold out Uf uuu rHVuiHr stock Wt slNp
our reason for selling them 80 tuc very low
price of si401, e. ia at Nr are guiug out ui tht
business. and do not wish tu carry ANY stock
over. iou hnd better utdcr carly, h"inIc
they are al disposed oL We have q very
large stock, but know that We shall dispose
OF them IN six months The Planet keNul
yer il a shot, y oldibre pistol, iust the riehl
size for the pocket, aud shoots easily and
aceurRteiv. when ,nid away or crricd IN the
pocket, Ecu fnuy he c9nidrnt that ne pre-
ma urc explosion many occur Ihis Revolt
Yer j. Gold anu silver plated, win W1 olr'
gams 10 suwoud stock. and II really NOR"
handsome than amy re- YOlvrr in the market
that sells for Sour times the money. Any
make cartridges can bu used win 70. BE
cause the price g. low, don't suppose that
this Revolver ts titFHp'y made Y " not
There Is not a stronger, Hrftct mitdr ltuNNi-
Nei sold Every revolver u warranted ana
ii you ufe not perfectly satisfied with lts ip
p%eHrance and shooting quulitlc- we vii re-
fund yuur money. Il is Just the weapon ir
every use a revolver can be put %. We viii
send one Planet ltcvulN q, bt tuuii, In hand
some cast Tor - u or six tor 5000 Get Eve
ai yuuf friends to send. ANA YOU VII yours
fornutliuR. sond monc1 by registered Peg.
ter OF postal note. Remember We are sell
ing q q 81 a. Revolver fut fl.tO.
PLANET flltAHA~ CO, Arlington, Pa.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1888-02-03

THIS GOOD OLD STANDBY
accomplishes for everybody exactly what sclnimed
torit. opeof sho reasons for the great popularity Of
the Austang Eminent Il found IA It's universal
applicability. Everybody needs such a medicine
The Lunhcriuan moods It Ia case OF accident.
The Housewife necdn 1t for general family use.
THE Cnnnler needs 1t Tor his teams and his men.
The Mechanic nceds It always on his work
bench.
The hfiner needs Il in case of emergency.
The pIoneer needs it-ca got along without II.
The Farmer needs 1t In hs house, his stable,
and his ftock yard.
TIE Steamboat man or the Bontmnn needs
Il IN liberal supply anoatand ashore.
The Horae-funcior needs tilt is his best
friend and safest reliance
The stock grower needs tilt win save him
Thousands Of dollars aud a world Of trouble.
Tho Railroad man needs Il and win need Il 50
long as his iifo IL a round of accidents aud dangers.
The Dnclswoodsmnu needs II. There Ia moth.
ing like II as an antldote for the dangers to life,
limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
The Merchant needs II about HIS store among
his employees. Accidents will happen. and when
these come the Mustang L.niment is wanted a tonce.
Keepa Bottle in the House. 'Tis the best OF
economy.
Keep a Bottle In the Factory. It's
use in case Of accident saves pain and loss OF wages
Keep n Bottle Always la the stable for
use when wanted.
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= Die brittle National Ronbention
bes Observation-Disclosures beutI6 ameris
faniI9er Sournaliften unb G1riftfteuer
1T BON Der 0erbanbs.@recutibe in 9leip
Oort fiir ben 49,, 20. uttb 80. Mai
nod pbilabelpbia einberufen tporben.
Der @runb au bieier frtbaeitigen gins
berufung-unter gem6bnli1en umitdns
ben bdtte bic 3onbention erit i'm Mugnft
ffattGefunben = tpar bic beporitebenbe
prdrbentl9afts 2ampagne. Ser
y Deutl9e Sournalifen Yerein bon
pbilabelpbias bat folgenbes programm
fir bic 3onbenfton enttporfen: Sonns
tag, ben 27. Maf, gmpfans ber @dite
(Delegaten) i'm gereinslotal. = Mons
tag, ben %. Mai, Normittags 10 ubr
@ei9dftsfbung in ber 9alle Der nSeuts
f6en @eieli9aft"; Niitagsmabl in
3eiHe's SoteI: Na9mittags, SiBungen
ber Derf9iebenen 9omites. Ibenbs,
gelellige unterbaltung int pDeuti6en
Glib. - Dienifag ben 20. 8ornittags
10 ubr, @ef9dftsfbung; yta9mittags,
Spa3ierfabrt bur9 ben Gaiicmountpart;
Nbenbs, Gommers. .-Witt mod, ben 80.
Mtai, 8Ormittass 10 nbu. S9luBl'
Bung; gta6mittags, 8ef 6tigun8 Der
Sebenstpiirbigteiten ber g tabt.
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Muerlet.

Cine aeue Summer bes bon
8ebr. Sobnfon berausgegebenen
sThe Neat Printer" liegt ums bpr.
Diefelbe 1T pie ibre 9orsdngerin brill
lont ausgeifattet, auf febr feinem pas
pier gebrudt un6 ma9t ber ittterneb'
r1enben Sirma ole gbre.
= Die "Alamo Ice and Brewing
Company" bat fallirt. Sbre 8erbinbz
li9feiten belaufen fi6 auf ettpa $7O,s
000.-Merfwiirbis; in Stem Orleans
be3ablten bic Brauereien in, eriten
Sabre bon 15-30 prD3ent Dibiben6e
unb ibre 9lttien iteben belite, vGoutbern"
tuie D2OuiHana" auf 280. 0ier baben
bic 9lttioadre, 70 pieI MIR tpi1en, auf
ibr einbe3abltes GapitaI nod teine
3infen erbalten.
Sie ebelibe 8erbinbung bes
Germ pbil. $prrafd NIT SRI. @arpline
Wulff fanb beute itatt. DEM iungen
Paare unfere @ratulation.
- 9err uno Grau S9uwirtb. feiern
norgen ibre filberne 9Ddseit. Serr
S9uwirtb begebt slei@3eitig fein biers
5igtdbriges 2ebreriubildum. Wir gra=
t1iliren.
& Sn S6oI3' @arteu finben bon
iebt ab fir bic Tauer Der Gommers
Saiion tregelmdBig am Mfitttpo9,
6antftag un0 Sonntag 4onaerte fiatt.
- 9err 8enno 8. @olobed unb
SRI. Soa S9ulge baben iidl nerlobt.
uniere @ratulationl
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War bas Der 0anf bes 9immels2 Ober
iff es elm ebernes @eieb, baB au6 Die
reuige Magbalena bon ber Geieaf9aft,
tpie fie lit, ausgel9lo6en bleiben muB?
Nber he ba9te .ni9t baran, 5u be-
reuen. Ils tudre ein S6auer iiber H.
rem 2eib gelaufen, f@iittelte fie fid.
g8ie i'm 8ann eines untpiberfebli9en
@ebanfens fprang lie auf, 3hnbete ale
2i9ter on anb betra9tete fi6 I'M Gpie.
gel. Gein 9d6eln milberte ben Igrnif,
ibrer 3ige, itreng unb finfter, als pb fie
ibre eigene Geinbin tudre, priifte iie fi6.
sic rib bas Glortu@ bon ibrert 9alie
unb entbl6Bte .ibren 8uien = Nein, He
mar nod nidt berbliibt, fie mar nod
! fb6n, tpie bic @6ttin ieines Dilbes, unt
ber finnenbe Musbrud ibres @efi6ts,
ber leiie 59mera, BET ua, ibre 2ippen
bebte, Derlieb ibrer 696nbeit erf ben
tpahren, bimmlifden &eis.
gtein - er batie ibr tppbl ibr Mbbil6,
aber ni6t ibr @eien .ftebIen fbnnen.
Sic mar nad3 uie bor mebr als ieine
Henus Mnabnontene, He lebte =
unb bic langen blon6en, tpie 8olbs
ftrablen f6immernoen 6aare i@ittelab,
fubr He nit einem bac9antii9en 2a9en
bon Dem Spiegel suriid, i6lug bic 9dns
De iiber bas Gutlib u1b weinte bttter=
li9.
Sn bieien Sbrdnen reifte ibr gnt.
! f9IuB. sic bdtte es ni9t ertragen,
Don Cigar mod Elm bartes Mprt 3u bb.
ren. Greitpillig, tpie He Su ibm gefom.
men, tpollte lie BON ibm geben.
Sd bin feline 3lette, bic er bon lei.
mem &ode mibiam abitreifen muB,
fagte fie fi1.
Das 3iseunerblut tpallte tpieber in
ibr auf. Ginfuno5uan3ig Sabre =
unD He polIte In 9lrbeit uno 2rauer
berfhmmern2 Sid ielber faifeien, tpfe
bic 9eiligen auf ben alien 8ilbern?
Sid nit 9ti9eIn unb @tiden unb 9tds
ben bic Mugen berberben2 gn Der
@6winbiu6t i'm SoipitaI iterben? Sic
iiberfGaute, iie iiberre9nete bic &efe
ibrer G1mndlaGen. Sie prd9tig5fen
&etten unb Mrmbdnber tparen baraui
gegangen, I'm bic Soften Der Sugenbs
ibDlle, brei Sreppen bod, als bas 2iebs
den eines Walers, als cine ebrli9e Nrs
beiterin 40 beitreiten. Mber mas ibr
blieb, rei9te fir fie bin, bic Stabt sll
berlafen unb fi9 cine Meile bor Maus
gel unb giotb 3udthBen.
ginmal fnbr es ibr bur9 ben Sinn,
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Tafle wautb!

:. Du fiiblit Did uiebersef 6lasen, baif feinen
gppetit, Did plast aopfpeb, 0u biif unrubig
nno nerbos, futS Du ba1 irseab elm Wlittel
notbig, Did tpieber auf3uri@ten unb neuen
2ebensmutb au fafen. Wfan bebiene iid basu
ni6t beftiser Stimulanten, Gribiabrsmebi.
einen, ooer uertbIofer 8itters, bic faif ale aus
f9le@tem, 8biSteb sema9t finb limb nnr far
tur3e Belt atiresen unb bann cine Inn 70 idlin,>
mere &eaetion i'm @efolse gu buben, ionbern
sebrau6e elm auberlaifaes Blutreinisunss>
mittel. Gin fo!des rest 2eber unb sfieren 3u
leb9after Sbdtisfeit on, berleibt neue 2ebens.
trait nnb siebt Dem 2eiOenben 6eiunbheit mnb
Strait pteby. Sold tin MlitteI 1T bas GIec.
trtc Bitters. Gs foitet nur so Gents bic
Glalde uno lit au baben in Der Apotbefe bon
VI. 9reib, Gan Mntonio.
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S(udj ein sSabilau,..

Nm %. 9lpril tparen .es fiinf5ie
Sabre, baB bic erFen britif@en Dam.
pier an ber amerifanii9en Suite Ian.
oeten. 9ln ienem Sage trafen Be,
Sirius" unb ber D@reat Metern" in
gtetp Oorf Elm, grferer bon Brifol,
2eBterer bon 2iberpool. Die Gabrl
hatte fanfsebn Sage gebauert. Sebl
brat@t man su bieler Gabrt faft nur
Elm Srittel ber 3eit. BDn Nmerifas
nern tparen f6on borber Dampfl1iffs
fabrten nab europa gerna9t tporoen ;
auerf nit bem Sampfer ,5abannab"
IN 1919 bon Gabannab na6 2ibers
pool. Sie Gab.t bauerte 26 Sage,
0o9 muBte man a9t Gage. lang bic
Segelf:aft benuben. Nm 18. Muguit
1888 ma9te ber 9ampfer u&onal
William" 5uerf bic gauge Seereiie
ausf9lieBli9 nit 9an1pf, unb fam am
II. September in @rabesenb, gnss
lanb, an. Ser grite, pel6er bic
Sampftraft in ben 9ien5f ber G9iif.
fabrt einipannte, mar Der gmerifaner
&obert Sutton, pel9er ben 9uoions
bampfer r@leremont" baute, nit BEN
i'm Sabre 1907 bic $50 MeiIen tpeite
Strede bon ytem Yorf na9 .MlbanD In
80 Stunben, unb suriid In 80 Stun.
ben gema9t tpurb Sn ben folgenbsn
Sabren tpurben BON Sutton NOD meb.
rere 9ampfer gebaut unb 1912 baute
berielbe cine Sampffdbre awiI@en ytetu
Dort unb SerfeD Gitp, un6 mebrere Gii.
itehfabrer. Sm Sabre 1914 ertbeilte
Der GongreB Dem genialen Sngenieur
ben auftrag sum 8au eines nit Dampf
getriebeuen Sriegsidiffes, tuel6es i'm
Suli 1915 als ''Fulton the First''
feline probefabrt in ben Ocean md6te
unb So Meilen in 81 5tunbei sutiid.
legte. Sutton felbit bate bieien @r=
folg ni9t niebr erlebt.
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Eeras.

= Sn Serartana 1T bas Union 9e.
pot elm 9aub ber Glammen geiporben.
9as Geuer brad In Der &efauration
aus.
- 6err .. @elbon, Elm @ieb3aGter
bon Deg8itt Co., 1T ioeben bon gleu
Orleans 3uriidgetebrt nnb tbeilt nit,
baB bic 6iibIide paeifics8abn in Golge
bon Stibmef.3era unberaiisli6 8ors
tebrungen treffen, S6neasiige fiir ben
Wiebtransport ein5uridten.
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9amburg feline Nrt Der gebanblung ber
&rantbeit bes &aifers. Ct Iagt, 6aB,
na9oem er bic Golsen. Der perbdItniBs
mdBig !ei9ten Operation les 2uftrDbs
retlf9ntttes beoba9tet babe, er 6er fes
ten l1eberaeuguha lei, Der Raifer uiiroe
cine rabifalere Speration ni6t iibers
itanben baben.
= Der papif bat elm Decret erlaiien,
u! tuel9en er fi6 gegen bic 4rt ber polls
tii9en &dmpfe in Srlanb ertldrt. gr
berbammt ben 8opcott, als i'm @egens
taB 3ur @ere9tigfeit unb Menl9enIiebe
ttebenb. ST TT ber lleber3eueung, 5aB
ote neu eingelebten 2anb @eri1te ale
ungere9ten pd6ten ermdBigen tperben.
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Sra,l Ye1,lts.
30 man bon aarl ssren3el,
[Gortfebuns.l


9lit oifnen grmert oirto er ouf He an
he ober brekte lire Qibnsn trpkiG 6nf
eiuorber unb in Ser mrlbetpuktem @ms
pfinDura, ban ihr 3orn itnb ihr Wiberz
ifaub ne mod einuloI 10 stl6n rlioihe urib
feline QeiOenfd1off rei,e. tpehrfe Ne
i'm ob.
QaBl faate iie fQIt, NIT einem mod,
ffItereu Bid, Der i'm auriidSdredte. un6
berIieB bas @emad1.
Db ne Qehofft. 6os er itr nod,eilen.
Sa6 cine Weri6bnuna ben bein[idlen
NorQQua idlIiekIidl unt boIbtpeos ai1ss
I6lf6eu tpiir6e? gine g5eiIe trieb es
Inn al ibr hin. Gie fpor 70 fdb6u ne
mar feline @6ttin = Nuf Ser gd1neiIe
iebDd) febrte CT tpieber tm.
llebertpiube bid, faate er au fie1 feIbit.
ginnaI miiBteii bu bid bod, bot ihr
treuueu, bies 9erhdltniB fDnnte uid1t
elpie baueru. eSsebt um lire Neraeibutta
bitten, tpiirbe bid 0pbbeIt enttpiirbiasn.
Menn fie NIT i6rer Gf6uheit tpudsert.
iei bu tlm 10 auritdhaItenber. 2Qi1e BID
srint bon gfeuem pertpirren. fniibfe bag
modigdj unbeiIbpIIe Non6. bos ne felbff
aerrilien, uid6t tpieber rotbbiirftia aus
fautri,ei1. Mfof,e entid,lpiIen eiuenGtrid,
inter biefen 9rbfdniff beiues Qebens.
gInbere Gterne ipiufeu bir =
Gn m6f,fe er 1,od5 bieIe 6bnIifhe @es
banfert .gDahrheifen unb hoIb betptkte
&nIfd5Iieiie,i ,i,frirEio bin INN her o,If
6er idimnIen @re,iae ainifd5err ,tr,ei @nfs
Ji6Ili{Ien G6mbfenS ME en- i}irf, eirfrs
feie. mil REM b6Een S6mnm. fd6nars
FenS si1ild5em irhiid,er iin6 bimntliid6er
litbz Gs mar bos iehte giufFIodern
eines eErenhoffen @efiifIs Nber i'm
@runbe snns fonnte Sic Sire nnn. INN
rerIanoerY mas ipor er eiuem Wf6bs
den ld5uIbio. bas fidi freiuelIio an feline
Nruff oetr,orfen2
gm @eoenibeiI feline Gbre erbielt Ell.
men nuberfiIobore,t SLED mean er Elm
ioIdhss @efd,bbf beir0tflete tpent, er fein
Daieiu fiir INNER an bos lire fettete.
6ortl rief eiipas In ibm, aIs Oh ibre
9ldbe ibon.einen MsafeI auf ibn tuerfen
t0nnte. Or rib 6ut unb Maantel BON
ytagei uio ttiirnlte b'naus.
julia D0rte tb1 bic 5reppe binunters
gns5sn. Sle ru9rte nd nidt ia ibrem
Sepel. W mar Ddnllllertg I'm 3irnnter,
Ee laB oni Gealter. aber ob8letb ibre
gllae DnlD auf Die 0traBe htnunter,
oalD Dinaiif 5il Dem graler Woltenge'
woioe trrieH, lag pe nl@is. JDre Nus
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Spmnlerieibe BON serlAtebener
9ualitdt+
Neue Auswabl pOn TdAern+
nnsweifdbaft Bic beife Auswabl
sDn Damelt@ unb &inber@@Amben
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Neue, 3epb9r Gtnsba1ns, Snbta
Grtnfles, pereals, 3anstbars, pi<
ques, eawns, 8attiite, NOYelts
Grrbs, i&ptttide 3epbsrs, Soil bu
Hprb nnb anOere gum Waiden GEE
ttgaete Sabrifate In srOber Nus>
ipabl unb su periatebenen preiien+
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GttGeteielt !!

Sptt5en! Spttsen!
anf bielent Selbe sldnsen tptr
burA bte srSBte auswabl unb bic
neueffen Sa9em, bic je bem Dnblt~
f1m sOrselegt tpurbem+ Sprap1
urtentaltiae, @aleaeiennf,
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gefrafte e6mei6elei.

Sausberr (3um tleuen 3immers
berrm): o@ie gefdllt Sbnen meine
iunge Grau?"
Mietbberr: pGan3 ausse3ei9net,
borshglid5, tpirfli1 cine btlbi66ne Grau
-io gang mad meinem @ei@mad"
9ausberr: pGreut mid 5tpar, aber
baum tuill ib Sbnen bod lieber slei9
tpieber tiinbigen."
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0aemes 1rocert, Gelaaft.

Gde BON Mlamo & 2apaca 6tra6e
bat 9err 5. s. .&beiner eine neue
@rOcerp er6ffnet. Sober &dufer tpirb
fi6 bon Der 8ot5!igli9feit unb 8ilig.
feit ber Waaren iiberseugen.
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Die bette Saibe Der @eIt fit S&nitie
aueti9unsen, gefdpire, Siebsr. uuh Saut-
Nnsf9las, Gle4te, sefprunstae Sdnbe, SJrof.
beulen nnb ale Sautfrantbeiten turtrt Sa.
rsrrboioen ober feline Beaablung. 86lliae
Sdtisfeaticu earantirt ober bas @eIb pirb
auriiderftattet. rs Gents bic GMaGteI bel u
Sreib
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@lesante gtpoitdten tn 8dnbern
unb &afaen.
Dte neueittn Sums geiltnss,
tSenrietta Sud-, Grepes, &pber
Sud-, Gballte etnfarbtS unb ee>
ntuitert IN allen npbernen Saat~
ttrungea+
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u d I o!

4meper: Sd fab aeifern 2unbeI,
uniern ebemaligen S6ultameraben
tpieber. St fab siemlidb rebuairt aus.
Mas lit er?
Bmeper: Di9terl
9lmeper: unm6gli6l
Smeper: So, &6bren Di9ter in
ber @asgeielli6aftl
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ECkG Main Plaza
.-unb-
AGGQliia Shasse.
@amsbaIt8e 8eae,tit dmDe.

I54taAer, 1anbtdAsr, Sts>
sietteu, 8ettbeden, Scrim iiilb Gar
btnen. Stiabeden ltnb Sittes n
9einea, Wple uub plaia anh ale
5aasn, tpelae bas Sdusbdltss
sebtet umfabt.
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Sltngltngena Mdnltern
mir5
St1ere @eiIttttg 8aratttrt.

Die fdredli@en Dolsen bet Suscnbfinben,
@ef9ledtsidwa1e bermrfa6eno, uoburd Self
unb a0rper rutnirt tper6en, pertttnnetit ge.
beilt. Seratlopfert Sdadternbeit, @amen.
abHub, @ebddtnibldbage, 8erluf ber gner.
gle. Gbneismng segen @efeai@aft mnO WleIan-
@olie sriinblid ftrirt.
8erbeiratbete Mdnner, ober folde,
bic fib Serbeiratben polIen, bic in Golge bon
SnbiSuetion in ber Sasenb an Gefdledts> unb
Rerbenfdpd6e leioen, werben sriinblid firirt.
Reine .MineraIien einsegebem.
Sunse Wfdnner, bic ibre 8eit NIT unfabisen
eeuten beri9penbet unb iid babnrd 8rant
beiten bes 3Opfes, Der Raie,. Oes SalfeS, Der
eeber 2nngen, @insepeioe itnb be8 Masens
3uaeaogen babeu, perben f6neI furirt.
2abt gnd nidt bmrd faIfdes S@amgefibl
abhalteu, fofort
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gambric in peridtebenen 8reite1t IT,
pretien. Sar6tge @tidereien Der
fetnffen Gprte.
Grpbe auswabl BON Dameu>
Hnterseug+
WpQifanbtses 9aser BON Daneu.
nnb &tnberiframpfen+
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ipaniiae, @seurtal, Guipure, @ban@
THY Sptsen tn alien Sretten fit
ueberpurf pber geias4

@eftdte Giuiabe
in retbent nnb farbtseta @tque,
Mlua, Swtb, NatniUuf. Geftdter