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The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Who Struck Billy Patterson?
Correspondence of the Statesville Lane

Correspondence of the Statesville Landmark.
In I'd Samuel, 1925, we find that Abb
gail was the daughter of Nahash-the
margin gives Jesse. In 1st Chronicles,
2:l5-l7, we find that she was the sister of
King Daniel and also daughter of Jesse.
We find nothing intimatiDg that she was
ouly his half sister. Then evidently Ma
hash was the name either of the father
(Jesse) or of the mother of David. Some
writer's have supposed that this was his
mothers name. | do not remember, at
present, of any other instance iu the Bible
in which an Israelite and Gentle were
OF the same name; nor of man and q
woman with the same name without q
masculiD or feminine distinction. In lst
Samuel i'll, and 1912 We find that Ma.
hash was the king of the Ammonites-a
man. So also the 10th chapter of lst
Chronicles, and the remaining portion OF
the 7th chapter of I'd Samuel. According
to Crudeu, Jesse means gift and Nahash
means a serpent or monkey. Why
should both names with such different
meanings be applied TO one person? AS
Rev. Denny has been called on to give an
opinion as to King David's mother, will
he, or some Hebrew scholar, fully explain
this subject?
A. L. BARR1NGER.
Since writing the above I find in the
supplement to the Comprehensive Com
mentary the following about Emanuel
Tremeliius who supposed Nshash in I'd
Samuel, 1928, to be the name of the wife
| of Jesse.
"Professor of Hebrew at Heidelberg
and Sedan; born at Ferrara in 1910, o.
Jewish parents. He was converted
through the instrumentality of Peter
Martys. He published Latin version o.
the SYriac Testament, and executed q
Latin translation of the Old Testament
from the original Hebrew, with singular
accuracy, simplicity and fidelity" Her
then is the opinion of one eminent he
brew scholar-one who was born one hun
dred years before the authorized version
of the Bible was published A. L. B.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

az When the Emperor William re.
piled to the toast of the Emperor Francis
Joseph he spoke feelingly of his mission
in "executing the sacred command of my
grandfather, now resting with God.'
But the incomprehensible young man
made no sllusion whatever to his father
whose death the world deplores. The
omission may have been accidental, but
it will occur to every pious mind that j,
would have been as easy as it would have
been becoming for the son to couple du
tiful reference to his father with the one
he made to bis grandfather.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
The Spec;al Tar Bonds.-WAsH1N,

The Special Ias Bonds.-WAsHING-
TON, Oct. 1.-THE case Of the North
Carolina special tax bond case was called
in the United States Supreme Court yes
tsrdsy. After counsel on both sides had
announced their readiness to proceed, the
Justices held an informal consultation. The
Chief Justice then announced that the
Court desired full bench to hear this
case, as it involved constitutional ques
tion. As Justice Matthews was ill the
court will adjourn the hearing for the
present.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

9 The Republicans are thro wing q
great deal of money into North Carolina
10 order to carry the State. Our people
will have to meet this with hard work
By earnest, active and intelligent effort
from now until the day of election on the
part of every democrat, q very effective
Offset to the corruption fund of our adver
saries may be provided, but we need not
expect victory in the face of such unscru
pulous methods unless We work for it. and
work strenuously, as individuals and al
together.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

about A6journnaent of Congress-
WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-Mr Kiigore of.
fered resolution to adjourn on October
goth, but it was referred the committee
on Ways and Means, and the House at
2:l5 adjourned until tomorrow.
In the Senate Mr. Allison offered reso.
luton for recess of Congress from OCT.
20 to Nov. 20. Messrs Cockrell, Morgan
and Salisbury opposed it. contending in
favor of an adjournment instead of recess
The resolution went over until to morrow
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

10" The State Fair opened last Tues
day with fine exhibit. Secretary VII
son formally presented the exhibit to the
Society, to let them see what has been
done instead of telling about it. Full re-
port will be given next week.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Brown. Weddington & Co..

Wish every Debt due them by Man, Woman or
Child, White or Black. Democrat or Republican.
paid before November 1st. = -
If your Debt is not paid and we sue you, or
foreclose any Mortgages. do not blame US, as we
give you fair notice that we must and will coli
lect up all Debts We cannot carry over any
Debts this year; so please do not ask us, as we
would be compelled to refuse.
BROWN, WEDDINGTON & co.
Oct L. 1883.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
New Advertisements.

Administrators Notice-Hugh W. Harris, admir-
of Jas. F. Davidson, decd.
Administrators Notice-Hugh w. Harris, admir-
OF Joseph Gaffney, decd
Administrators Notice-Hugh W. Harris, admir-
of Frank Ross, decd.
Administrators Notice-Hugh w. Harris, admir-
>, OF Arch'd. Mcdonald, decd.
executors Noiice-R 81. Harris and E. W
Query, executors of 81. A. Query.
Frult Exposition at W. B. Taylor's Restaurant
~ West Trade street.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
,se.sntv Hunail;ss Starvino.-.M1SsEAp

Seventy Fansilies Starving.-MINNEAPo.
LIS, Minn., Oct. I'm. J. Horsemann, oi
this city, who has been investigating the
condition of the farmers in Ramsey coun.
ty, Dakota, who were reported to be
starving to death, returned last night
He says there are seventy families who
are absolutely destitute Of food and fuel
Unless something is done, and immediate
| lY. they will starve to death.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Administrator's Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate
of Frank Ross, deceased. are hereby notified to
present them to me. properly attested, on or be-
fore the Goth day of October, 1889. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested to settle
Immediately. .,e.-nesA :
HUGH w. HARRIS,
4a Admir-. Frank Ross decd.
Oct. 10, 1883. CIV
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

az The Republican party proposes, it
would seem, to bestow the earth and the
fullness thereof, upon two classes-ex-
soldiers and monopolists- assigning to
farmers laborers the pleasing duty of
standing the expense.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Notice to Customers.

My Notes and Accounts are now falling due.
I have carried you through the dull Summer
months, and am now very much In need OF
funds to meet my obligations, and hope my Gus
toners will show their appreciation by coming
forward and settling up without giving me any
~ E.B. SPRINGS
Oct. 8, 1888 ht saa
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Fruit Exposition

w. B. Taylor's Restaurant.
Bananas, Oranges. Lemons, Cocsanuts. Figs,
Apples, Pears. Domestic and Imported Grapes,
ALL PRIZE STOCK.
French Candies and CONNECTIONS, Cigars. Pipes,
Tobacco, &c. 5sa
Oysters in every style. Families supplied
~ Meals at all hours. Boarders accom-
nodated y
W. B. TAYLOR,
Oct. 10, 1888. 20 West Trade street.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

W@ After tweuty-four years the Uni
ted States have once more Democratic
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The
new official (Mr Fuller) swors himself in,
a new departure.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

W- Gov. Vance made great speech
in this city on Saturday night, 18TH. He
had very large audience in the Public
Square aud discussed the tariff question
in masterly manner. We hope be will
be able to address many audiences 10 this
part of the State before election day.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Local Items.
eE Democrat, are you registered All tn
negroes are.

E Democrat, are you registered? {? All the
negroes are.
H In the Mecklenburg Criminal Court last
week, the slander case terminated in the con-
victiOn of Mr. Hinson, who had been indicted
for saying bad things about Miss Emma Jane
Harrison. Hinson was fined penny and costs.
The trial of the three negroes brought here
from Union county. for killing Policeman Pierce
in Monroe last Spring, was postponed till next
Court
The following are the cases disposed of the
latter part of the week;
JEFF Simpson, affray; $25 and costs j. Frank
Shoemaker slandering Annie McLane and James
McDonald; not guilty. A. NJ. Elliott, cruelty to
animals; judgment suspended on payment of
costs. John Shuford. false pretences; not gull
y. Lewis Mcdonald. larceny; 10 months on
3 years on chaing gang. John Murphy, larceny;
10 months on chain gang. Sabe Everette, lar
ceny; years on chain gang. Henry Parker,
larceny; IL months on chain gang. Charles
Crump, larceny; months on chain gang.
az The following is the report of the Grand
Jury of the Criminal Court made to Judge
Meares on Saturday.
"We, the Grand Jury, sworn and empowered
find it part of our duty to examine the jail
stockade and poor house. We find the Jail in q
very dirty condition, the cells not clean. 1t has
not been white washed in about one year, and
we recommend that the whole premises be given
thorough cleaning and white washing. We
find the Stockade in fine condition, and the Poor
House well cared for except that we earnestly
recommend that an entire separation of white
and colored inmates be made. We also recon-
mend that a well be dug to provide water con-
venient, and on the county's property"
~ Last Monday night, Lieut. Gov. Stedman
addressed large crowd of people at the Court
House. He discussed State issues, and spoke of
the wrongs of the present tariff system, the
records of the two parties, and said we must
have Democratic success for the good of the
State During Maj. Stedman's address Gov.
Vance entered the hall, and in response to the
repeated calls of the crowd, gave them short
talk. Gov. Vance is so brim full of Democracy
that he wants to speak out in meeting" o
eY There was large Democratic meeting in
Grab Orchard township Wednesday night A
Democratic Club was formed. A. r. Yandle
was elected President and w. w. Gather, Secre-
tary. Speeches were made by the county can
didates, and by Mcssrs T. R. Robertson, VIM.
Maxwell and DIR. 81. NJ. Wilder.
"a Mr. T. 81. Brown of this county, brought
TO this city, last Thursday, a bale of cotton
weighing 900 pounds-bought by r. NJ. Miller &
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

eB The government crop report for
October shows winter wheat better than
was supposed; corn, an enormous crop;
tobacco, up to expectation; cotton, con.
siderably injured by frost and wet.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against the Estate
of James F. Davidson, deceased, are hereby no.
tilted to present them to me, properly attested,
on or before the Goth day of October, 1889. ALI
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
settle Immediately. =
HUGH W. HARRIS,
Admir-. JAS r. Davidson, decd.
Oct 10, 1885, CIV ate "a
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

All persons having claims against the Estate
of Joseph Gaffney, deceased, are hereby notified
to present them 10 me. properly attested, on or
before the goth day of October, 1889. All per-
SONS indebted to said Estate are requested to set
tie Immediately.
HUGH W. HARRIS,
Admir-. Joseph Gaffney, decd.
Oct. 10, 1888. 6W ~ :
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Administrator's Notice.

All persons having claims against the, Estate :,
of Arch'd. Mcdonald, deceased, are herebyNnoti
fed to present them to me. for payment, on or
before the Goth day of October, 1889. All4per- .
indebted to said Estate are requested 10 set.
tie Immediately. .sFiir 10 q
HUGH W. HARRIS,
Admir-. Arch'd Mcdonald, decd
Oct 10, 1885, 6w .ll2a asi9H
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Public Announcement.

Not az Q candidate seeking an Office do We ask
the "dear people" to "lend as their ear" but for
something that win be Of vast benefit to ail and
particularly do we ask TO be heard By that large
class who earn their daily bread b. ''the sweat
of their broW"-the farmers, mechanics. and the
''masses' in general, and to whom . half dollar
saved on q pair of Shoes Is of the utmost inn
portance.
It is this: After fully deliberating over the
matter we have decided TO inaugurate new de-
parture in the Retail SHOE business OF Char
lotte, something that has never been attempted
before. We will from this day on sell Shoes OF
the very best quality, and that are guaranteed 10
give entire satisfaction ct RETAIL ct exactly the
same price we sell them at wholesale, but for
Cash DOWN EVERYTIME. And why notf
We will, by this new venture, more than triple
our present sales. Besides, the Wholesale busi-
ness has to be done very largely on time, thus
incurring risk and not infrequently losses. The
Retail buyer who pays as he goes. and whose
cash is certainly preferable to the long credit
and risk of the Wholesale buyer, is therefore en-.
titled to supply his wants at the very lowest
prices. We have therefore marked down the
prices of everything as follows:
Our Gents $500 h. 8. Goods twaranted) to 800
800 d. 8. 100
!. ss.SO s.So !" "a ~
1.75 .T 1.46
And our entire Stock in proportion. A call
win convince you that we are thoroughly IN
earnest, and mean lust exactly what we say.
MOYER u CO.,
No. SO East Trade ST., under Democrat Once
Aug. II, 1883.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Oct. 5, 1888
NOTICE.

The time prescribed by law for settling up an
Estate having almost expired. we must insist on
settlement, at once. of all Notes and Accounts
due SPRINGS g BURWELL. ino3 IL o
1t is not our inclination to njure our old cus-s,
toners credit by suing, but all Accounts and
Notes not paid by 1st of November will be put
into the hands of an officer for collection. This
is final. ks o7a
E. B. SPRINGS,i ba
Surviving partner of Springs & Burwell.
Oct. B, 1885 l.-,...-. -.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

sB- 1t is less than three weeks to the
election. Democrats, be up and doing.
. Render some service to the cause of hon
est aud good government.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

VB Henry G. Raworth of Augusta. is
the oldest locomotive engineer in the
world. He is II years of age, and has
handled the lever over fifty-one years.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

a. Hon. John Wentworth, better
known as "Long John," man as we'll
known as any in the West, died in Chica-
GO on Tuesday last.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

az Don't fail to see that your name
is properly registered.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Executors, Notice.

Having qualified as Executors of the last Will
and Testament of ii. A. Query, deceased. we
hereby notify all persons having claims against
the Estate of said deceased, to present them 10 u.s.
duly attested, on or before the Goth day of Octo.
ber, 1889. All persons indebted to said Estate
are earnestly requested TO pay up promptly. g
R. II. HARRIS,
e. w. QUERY,
Oct. 10, 1888. 6w Executors.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
CHARLOTTE MARKET, Oct. IS, 1888.

About $500 bales of Cotton were sold
10 this city the past week. On Thursday
the market was steady at Of for best
grades.
Corn and Corn Meal 20 to 724 cents
per bushel; Peas IS; Oats 45.
Sweet Potatoes 35 cents per bushel;
Irish Potatoes 65; Onions IS to 80.
Western Bacon sides, from stores, 10 to
lO4 cents per pound.
Fresh country Butter 20 cents per
pound; Chickens 10 to 90 cents each, &C
cording to size; Eggs 1s cents per dozen.
Other Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10. 1885,
Cotton market steady-Middling %.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10, 1888.
| Cotton market frm-Middling Uplands 5X
i nence,
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

w White. w ash Brushes, Paint
Brushes, Shoe Brushes and Kalsomine Brushes i.
WILSON DRUG CO.. ssn
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

"a Mr. T. 81. Brown of this county, brought
TO this city, last Thursday, bale of cotton
weighing 900 pounds-bought by r. M. Miller s.
Sons. - p
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

az Averill Ready Mixed Paints,
best in use. Any one can use them. {
WILSON DRUG co, 4
Sole Agents
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

w Imported Bay Rum and z
Cologne Water at -,
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19

Hoods Sarsaparilla
And all the leading PATENT MEDICINES
" R.H. JORDAN 90. {.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1888-10-19
Our Gents 800 81. 8. Goods tWaFantedJ 70 ~!
q d q

And our entire Stock In proportion. A call
win convince you that we are thoroughly IN
earnest, and mean Just exactly what we say.
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mrs. @tmslOw's sOOtbtns gsrmp.

8eb. SDtbanus Cobb idreibt i'm $50.
itOn @briitian Treeman": Guf teinen
Sail wiirben mir cine Webi3in e~mpfeblen,
namentli9 far Sinbes. Uenn mir ni&t
wiBten, puB fs gut 1T. SOn Wirs.
BinslOws Sprup tSnneu mir jebca aus
@rfabruns fpreden. Sn %unierer eiaenen
6amilie bat er ii& ais @esen errieien,
neil er einem Sinbe, bas NIT &olit ae=
peinist mar, S4laf peri4afte unb ben
@ltern &uhe wdbrenb Der Nadt
fderte. Die meifen @ltern merben bies
fen Sesen gu iddsen %niien. Sier 1T
elm Nrtifel, Der ii4 bewibrt unb barmlOs
1T, benn Der 5dlaf, ben er benz Sinbe
p.ri&ufft, III natirli4 unb Der fleine On.
gel erwudt 70 better ME elm anosf."
Wdbrenb bes 3abnsns 1T iein @rfolg ua.
i&debur. 0ir huben bdufs genus bon
Wtittern bic GeuBeruns sebSrt, ba6 ie
nidt cbne ben Sbrup iein mSsen bon Der
@eburt bes 8inbes an Bis CUR 8cnens
buns bes 3abnens. Gertauft BON allen
Gpctbetstn su rs Gents bic 6laide.
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Gin 8etden Der @eiunpheit.

Son ben 8eiden Der @sfnnbbeit, belde unS
bur6 bic r~eselmdbise gtlebiguna ber TOPPER.
li9en Gunftionen aeseben werben, 1T feineS
pidtiser unO berldbIider ais basienise, ipeldes
uas bic reselmdbise &bdtisfeit Der Ginsepeibe
sibt. ST biefe irsenotpie-ieIbf nur aeitpeilis
neutrality-suspicious. leiben be aeber umb Der
Masem 3~ufammen nit untbdtissa Orsanen,
uub nod sroberss ilnbeiI nib anseridtet.
ipenn ni9t fdnelf fir SiIfe seiorat pirb. Gin
AbfibrmitteI, bas ale bic aus MineraIien su.
fammensefsbten ober aepaItfame Biriuns Der.
borrufenoen SpitFuoigteiten bel Beitem iber.
trifft, 1T SofetterS Masenbitters,
bas bonn drstliden Stano GUT sebeiben pirb
unb elm bOdt pidtiser 2beiI .6es Gamilien.
slrSneienfdabes in a~meritauil4en Sdufern III.
90 1T aus gFanSen bersefelt, iuirft fdmeralos,
uno bilft bel anbalteubem @ebrau1 fiber. Sn
nitt %serinserem @rabe unS nidt minbsr prompt
uno srdnolid. ais bic Ginsepeibe, perben burd
bahelbe Der Masen unb bic eeber rssuIirt unb
onsereist, unb es if elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S9asmitteI sesen MaIaria. unb rbsumatifde
9eioea unb elm mobltbdtissS SeiImittel bel
Aierenlsiben, 9erboftat unb S4pdde.
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Cinderella g9ub gtpre.
gde Sf,SonfonitraBe un6 Mperue c.

panitl panitt pantf!
sa~ uniere ipeben i'm Often anges g6s
fauften 8orrdtbe on S9uben unb
Stiefeln mifen 1T IA Sagen
bertauft tDerben, unb fei
nA es unterm &oitenpreis! 4sa
Solgeaoe 8eiipiele biener als Betpeis
unierer beifpieQos niebrtgen preiie:
IL perf9iebene Nrten niebriger 6erren.
i@abe gu $1.40(En-grospreis 81. 75)
0anbgeadbte 9errenf6ube vGongreb"
gu $2.75 Cont ibli6er preis 81.
Grtrafeine banbgendbte 9errni6ube gu
$3.50 (anbersmo gu $3.50 berfauft.)
&nabenf6ube u. &n6pftiefel gu $1.25
(En-gros preis $1.50).
@rtrafeiue- 9n6pfftiefel fur &naben So
(Wert6 $2.75).
Samen.p antofeln Scr. So gu itur
Is gts. bas paar (Wertb $1).
Seine Mdb9eni@ube BON @Iaee>2ebe,
gu ttur Is Gents (Mertb $l).
&inberf6ube au 40, so unb so Gents,
bic a1oerstDo 60, Is Gents unb 81
foften.
BabD @6ube beri6iebener Nrt, bon
Is Gents at.
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@m. 9BHfna & sphm.

l1niere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, un6 Tim fol6es frii9 unb
gut au erlangen, fann man unm6gli9
einen superldffgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06fing & Sobn, go.
511 @pe. s. 9ie Serren baben Dem
@ei6mad ibrer 9unben &e9nung ges
trage1 unb in i6rem @tabliKement eine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri6tet, wel@e allen
Nnfprberungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernuns i@dbli@er Sngrebienaen bes
5leii6es entfpri@t. Sic baben beifdn=
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eitet1 groBen
8orratb bon Waftbieb, aus uel@em
MIR bas Bette fiir hire &unben getpdblt
mirb. Mer reel bebient 1ein min, Der
befu6e ben Wartt, No. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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6. s. @aaer,

POS Weft : gommercefraB e,
bdlt elm groBes unb iebr ~getpdbltes 2as
ger bor Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
BiIberrabmen unb Setter II,
utlb ferner neben 3ei6nensW aterialien
aler Nrt, Garben unb Mnftreis
der : W aterialien, Defenders
8 ammers fertig gemif9te
Garben, bic beiten unb biligiten I'm
Marfte, bic unter boiler Garantie pers
tauft merben. Sen 7, unb pi e.
geIgIas unb anbere in 6iefes Sad
f9lagenbe Mrtitel; tuorin Serr Miiler
6as gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meiten bes 6taa.
tes bot. M~uftrdee aus benz 2anbe tper.
ben prompt ausgefihrt.
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: Der "Moniteur de Rome" lpri6t
feline 8ertpunberuns bariiber aus, baB
bas BON ben parneliten erIafene Sea.
nifelt, In tpel9em fie benz papfe ben
@eborfam a~ufftiu5igen, tpirtli6 d9t
iein tolte. Wenn bas bod ber Sal
fein iolte -fo fagt Der yMoniteur" =
bana befolgten bic parneliten bic Sat-
tit aler &ebeaen, inbem He benz papfe
Mangel an 2enntniB Der tbatfd6li6en
Gage Srlanos bortuerfen In 8e3ug auf
oas, mas er perbamme.
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Sd)tuaAe W1mmer,

melGe TIRE boae Mannestrait anb GIahiaitat
bes @eites Dieber su e~rlansen piinf6en, erbal.
ten unentseltIi9 ausfunft iber elm ne ii
SeiIberfabren, peldeS ii9 bis iebt in
iebem einselaen Sale slanSenb benGbrf bat.
Bebonbluns ebenio einfa9. pie biaio. Sober
fem eigener grst. Bun nebf Anipeifuna aur
Seiluns GRATIS. Wan a%orefire: NriDate
@linte s SiSpenfarp, Is g. Scus
fton Ctr, Wstp Nerf, ". ..
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- &beunuatiiae Sdmeraen i'm 4ens
tel ma6ten mir biel gu idafen unb i9
fonnte ni9t o5ne Stod geben. @inise
@inreibunsen nit benz SdmeraenHiller
ct. Satobs Del ftellten mid tpieoer
ber.-percD u. GoIiom, Bloomington,
Sls. Sn allen NpOtbefen gu baben.
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2ast Gum nidt tdufden 5

= 2aBt gu9 ni6t tdui@en bur6
tliebere preiie fiir Nrbeit, tpel@e better
als irgea6 cine III Seras geliefert uirb,
ionbern nsrfigt @u@ nod Gallas
10 D's 1yto9rapbiidem Atelier, go.
413 Ofts 9ouftonsS traBe, mo Gu9 CUTE
uno 3ufrieoenffeqenbe Mrbeit gu reelem
Preife ~garantirt mirb.
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tz\k eiutiee Route mad eampalas, SrOipns.
~ poob, Baningsr unb Coleman.
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