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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

To keep the head warm IN these frigid
days, il is 10 be assumed there is nothing
better than stove-pipe at Boston
Courier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

Getting TO be bore already-the in
auger-ation bawl.- Texas Siftings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

Upon being asked, What is the most
brittle thing in the world? smart
youngster replied, 1.-THE command
Inents -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

Baker Bros, the nurserymen. Write
Tor prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

subscribe for the Weekly GAZETTE 81
per annum.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICEs.
Notice to Contractors.

FORT Worth, Tex, Feb. 10, 1889
Sealed proposals viii be received at our Office
up to y o clock noon Wednesday, February q,
1888, for the complete construction of the four
story stone and brick business building, known
as the Powell block. Each bid to be accompa-
MED by certified check Of $1,000. Specifications
and plans at the architect Office.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids.
ARMsTRoNG & 11EssER, Architects
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al persons Seeking eJ1lpI0y1nessf rs IabOrers
servants srIso can NOT afford TO pay may adj
reytiSe ia this column for situations free Of
charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

The celebrated Niagara white grape for
sale at a bargain. BAKER BROS. d.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

A bowled sfroke-the roll at the ten
pins. IL Merchant Traveller.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
PAENELL COMMISSION.

The Pan Mall Gazette Gives Pigott a Doubt
fnI Character.
LoNpoN, Feb. l6.-The Pan Nah Ca
zette commenting upon the admission
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

7 OST-A1 persons are warned against eashing
1 the following Fort Worth and Denver City
railroad checks: No. I .356, for S1I6g9; issued 10
F. Rireheart for S59.65; one issued 70 J. c. Full
ton fer SO s..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

The weekly GAZETTE. 81 per annnm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

20 5TFospects of another go for even big
:, 81 eos He declares that when the two
. =. 81 15is ether again it will not be
-. 1v,,.. NE 1rh56d of Chicago. He
gsoiee a Week-on fruitful fields in the en-
once Wees-one ancisco, and suggests
READ Ia be willing to meet
! Time 5Dc per nices Of the California
ll IN e9e 7ided-always pro-
7c 'ization viii put up
9 .sGc or to a draw.
C,sE MONTH OR ogl he stake now up
s cents per me eT- viii make a nice
urnal says: Various
z---.,oes. Iesz cred for the uneX-
s li6s e nls60 h h. neF'a a
g.sys7 z eSf for 0I nearly 'A FIVE
III TeSal lring scratched The
II exteA accepted is that it was
IN the start, and was en-
49, axe money, not only by sale
NJ by batting some athletic
EEA e of sport-Ioving men into
ksP#g purse for a scrap in private.
gune publishes the following
with man about town: 81
IS 4n wondered how long people
r. tD#6nsent TO be Fgulled. Prize
af@ is a queer fake. Let me
You something; there was never
ting event except q special horse
fer e5.kake when as much as $4,000 was
.Es go - TO stay. II is pulled down within
s sss IN after the time it goes up. They
fines . X about Billy Maddens' bad man
gs lent. tell You he is the smoothest
" $50 next TO Pat Sheedy, in sporting cir
Voles, as far<as making money is con-
kcerned. ALI Kennedy and he put
in nearly $4,000 between them
OF this amount Myer and
6ieAuliffe viii probably get $1,000 each,
the rest Billy and Aft viii stow away
Ruf abOut the 6phi There was no fiubf
There was no intention of having a fight
The boys went down there for gate
money. 1 do not blame them Who
wouldn t make couple thousand dollars
IN one day Its more than Billy Myer
would make at his trade in two years
The fake was well advertised, and the
suckers gave up $50 to see it be-
% car fare on special train
by the management
.-Z,g3 their $50 victims who were
NNd that one price would cover ex-
Pu IS. The toughs did not give up a
niCNel, not even car fare. It was not
inside men who bet their money; suckers
die the betting. Alt Kenuedy's money
did not go; that was ii simple stiff to add
color TO the proceedings To illustrate
how patent the fake was to inside men, I
have only TO tell you that old FOUNDERS
like myself went ont during the
fight and got breakfast, strolled
R around town and then went back to see
raS show. Take two of the weakest men
thaf>eyeF lived and if they get into a scrap
IA REAR honest fight I mean-some one
would at fsast get scratched Now take
two trained puSlists like Myer and Nc
Aullfe-traIned t6>Strike heavy, knock
out blows and after\nearlv five hours
OF lighting neither is hurt-it makes me
tired. Now they are talking about having
another fight -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS,

TOR RENT-A square piano. In good eondi-
Il ton. CAN at 1907 East Belknap street.
MONEY saved BY buying your spring suits Of
VI w. s. Matney, who has bought line OF
fine woolens and WIN sell you one st bottom
price. Come and see my goods. Peers build
ing. Fifth and Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
FOR SAIF-DwEIITNGs.

TSOR sALE-TSo houses and north hall lot s
& block I, DagEett $ second addition Fort
Worth; free from encumbrance. Lot fronts east
on South Main street, ara but q short distance
from j. H Brown 5 wholesale grocery house.
Address the owner. II. G.. DnngaR. sioux City,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
WaNTFn-To RFNT.

9TANTED-A comfortable cottage house q
W six or seven medium sized rooms, with
sewer ana water connections. in good locality
and within six or seven blocks Of pOstoffice.
Permanent renter, and rent paid promptly in
advance. Address giving location Of house,
Ray, - care Gazette office
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
Lest

MULES LOST-Seven small mules branded on
vi left shoulder got out of pasture north of this
city. Information about them viii be paid for IL
F. EstilI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
Notiee 81 4ssianees SO

The stock of dry goods and store fixtures now
on hand assigned to me by d.. c. Brown for the
benefit OF his creditors, December 81 1855 will
be sold at public sale for cash, Tuesday, Febru-
airy 26 1888, at the ID. c. Brown store. JacksbOrO,
Tex. j. W AYNEs, gnee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
FINANCIAL.

MnNEW To loan on land in Tarrant,
III YIN u a Cooke. Montague. Wise. Jack,
Hood, ETath ,SomeTvell counties, and on business
property in Fl. Worth, Gainesville and Decatur.
Win buy and extend vendor lien notes. Swayne
& Boyd, Peers b. Dig, Main and 9Th SITS, Fl. Worth.
T An prepared to buy vendors lien notes and
i loan money on city and county real estate at
reasonable rates f E. FosdiGk. 40i Main st.
u ANSAS INVESTMENT CoaIPANY-CRp-
IN ital and Surplus, $500, 600. Loan
money on farms, ranches and city prop
erty at lowest rates and give borrowers OPP
ton of paying before maturity. Vendors lien
notes bought and extended. Office: 6i5 Main
MONEY TOIOAN .p MEaE.
ed to loan money in sums desired on improved
and II North Texas At low rates. r. &. Mad
dox s. Co., corner OF Front and Rusk streets, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
WANTTD-ROOnIS.

JATASTED-TwO rooms and board IN private
family. Satisfactory references. Address Board,
Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
HEkP YANTED-MALK.

NTANTED = A good tailor, principally for
w coats. S. Price, san Angelo, Tom Green
county Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
HELP WANTFn-FENIALE.

NTANTED-A young or middle aged woman to
w do cooking and house work for a small
family, good home and light work to a good
assistant. Address, Agent Texas Express COM
pany, HLufkin, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

SEEDS :: :: =: T.. q. -.
~ Specialize
Alfalfa,
81 Johnson Grass
y Alillet, Sorghum,
AHhHk and Bermuda Grass seeds
W. f. Patterson,
- - - Fort Worth, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

NJ ANTED-Situ2tion by active yeunsy man
w either in a grocery as night Waterman or
hotel runner, etc. Best OF references given. Ad-
dress 3. Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
SITUATION WANTED-FEaIALE.

w woman, American, TO 90 general house
work or nurse for the sick. Apply at 413 North
Boaz street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
Stockholders Meeting.

BY order OF the board of directors, a meeting
of the stockholders OF the Texas Northwestern
Railway Company is hereby called, and viii be
held at the Office Of the company in the city OF
Fort Worth, Tex, on February q, A. d. 1859
and at 10 o clock m Of said day for the purpose
Of authorizing the board of directors 20 proceed 20
construct and equip SAID railway and TO issue
the bonds of the company in aid thereof and for
saeh other business as may properly come before
said meeting. c. 3. EASTMAN,
Fort Worth. Tex. Dec. 26, 1855. Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

II ELP WANTED-Male or female. If you
/ / want work learn typewTiting, fail course
$40. You can learn nothing that viii do you
more good. Learn and get good position at
once. Come at once. 3I2 Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

DIR. MCCOY sREclA4 iss9 T@ 0g ssi
urethral structures without cutting or legation.
VenereaI diseases, etc. over 300 references. Of
fee 502 Main street, Fort Worth, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
TO EXCHANGE.

VI ANPED-To exhange stock farm of lc32
w acres, fortY-tWo miles from St. Louis, So,
600, and ninety-eight lots in EInporia, Kas, So
600, all free, for good real estate IN Texas. Ad-
dress A. j. Quinlan, $500 Page avenue, St Louis,
Mo-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

FITS: All fits stopped free by DIR. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first day )
use Marvellous cures. Treatise and s. trial
bottle free to Fit cases Send to DR.. Kline, s3I
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
FOX SALE.

JNOR SALE-50xI00 feet and a two-story brick
u building on Main street next TO Merchants
national bank, renting for $3.50 per year. Price,
Fields addition to Fort Worth. Price. So, coo.
Block 20, Fields addition to Fort Worth. Price,
Sl2, 500. Apply TO z. o. barley, 300 Main street.
TtOR SALE-The best stock Of trunks ever in
Il Fort Worth. Fort Worth Curiosity Shop.
TNRESH mich cows for sale, or will trade for
Il fat dry COWS. B. Hackett, office Mansion
hotel.
10 600 Niagara white grape vines, guar
1Os OOO anteed genuine, for sale at great
" reduced rates by W. +. Blandin, Fort Worth.
TN0R SALE = Sewing machines, furniture,
4 trunks, valises, all kinds OF mattresses,
spring beds, choice new geese feathers, aceordi-
ons, ETC.. at the Fort Worth Curiosity Shop, 207
Main street.
EOR sALE-Drug store. Invoice $3.50; stock
land town. Good reasons for selling. Address
Drugs care Fort Worth Gazette.
NOR SALE-Books, Levers works, volumes
4 81; Royal Path of Life. S1.50 Fleetwood
Life of Christ. 81; William Cewper's poems, soc;
novels at half price at that place called the poor
man S friend and rich mans convenience. Waco
Curiosity.
NOR SALE-Silsby steam FIRE engine The
city being protected against fire by fine
water works system offers for sale the above
named engine with two hose carts al in good
repair and guaranteed 6rst-class in every respect.
Address Matt c. Cameron, City Sec'y and Treas.
Weatherford, Tex.
NOR SALE-We have a large lot OF trunks
Il which we took In exchange for new that we
will sell at merely nominal prices. Fort Worth
Curiosity Shop.
OLD PAPERS 5Ss e sAFE3 a.
fee very cheap.
NTANTED-To exchange new trunks for old,
w new sewing machines, furniture, mattrass-
eS, spring beds, valiSeS etc, for old part old
goods and balance cash or small payments.
Fort Worth Curiosity Shop, POI Main street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

NTANTED-Salesmen everywhere for our adj
w Unstable Door Plates. (can sell and deliver
at once four styles OF Door Bells. metal and
white enamel letters, house Numbers, etc. sam
pies. circulars, etc, free. New York Door Plate
COMPANY, Albany. N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
SITUATION wANTED-sfAI

NTANTED-A situation 10 cook in small fam
w lily. Apply at 6o5 Pecan street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
WANTED-pWELLING.


WTANTED-A responsible person wishes to
w rent a house with six or seven rooms. or
part of large house. near Main street. Willing
to pay SO per month for same. Address Per-
manent, care Gazette Office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17
OFFIGTAL COTITT mars - q Ts55 8 - g..

so cents Send orders or apply toJohn A. RAN
die. pa West Meatherfnrd St.. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

WEEKLY GAZETTE the
me
either edition OF THE GAZETTE Address
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-17

. Three Times a re
4 gsoics q Week-on
once a Week-One
READ
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24
@tHetSlrerthe Gadle1t.

IS tit gefdbrli9 tpdbreno zines @etpitters unter Ell
mem boben Baum poer uabe einem Gburm 81 Itebeu.
Die Slotpeitli6e gde oes Sellers lit Der Iid5erfte
Hlab ipdbrenb zines GIBBONS.
Seine Meoicin lit 10 a~n9emein BON @rfolg bet &ranf=
belt, als ride Suit uub Gpnneni9ei11.
Nusblaiert bes ~>:Iihtes beim Ghlafengeben lit
ld6erlib, aber ntdt fir iUIfe, bic es %prpbiren.
Die @isconiien Central 1T bic pppuIdrite 2inie stut=
lhen MinneapDlis, ct. Saul, Milpaufee II. gbicaop,
Sie 8i9e ~nerlaiien minneapolis tdglit nm 6.a5
Nafm. ct. Saul u1 us Radnt. NIT burd10ebenbe1i
Sullnlan Sdlafmagen. &Ummen an in Milipoufce INN
7.27 uno Gbicago Inn $50 am i~ul9cnocn Mpraer.
6rlbitilf piro in ben Speiiepa9en I~erpirt.
Che man eine 3ieiie antritt, bole man lid, INNER crit
Snforntation bel einem 5uoerldiigen SifetI9lgentei.
Tirgcnos tuirb iOltbe bereittptItser seseben, as in Der
Staot Stfet Office Der @iscpnIin Central So. 10 Ni=
cpuet Souie Slpd, MtnneappIis, lno 1862 Git 3. Ctr,
Gfe Satipu Ctr, ct. Saul. 8ricfc finb ill a~breIiirer
an Gbas. 6. 2iEpn, Gitp 8afienser unb Gidet=g9eut.
ct. 8aul. S. $. Inion, General gtprtbipeftcrn Sal.
lenger I9eilt, Wiirneapplis, pber 2puiS gditein IlIiIt.
General gahenger uno Sifet=g9cnt, Milipaufee.
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mnn Grnrt.
IS It @ II #.

Gin @utsberr iiebt gum Seniter
binaus unO bemerft, wie elm 3i9eu=
ner einem jibii9en 8feroemafler elm
Bfero p%erfauft. Neusieris, gu err
furi6en, wel@er BON 8eioen Der
9r6Bere Spibbnbe 1ei, ldBt er auerit
ben 3i9euner 81 1ib fommen.
~8as balt Du nit benz &erl abz
9emadt?" frd9t er i'm.
|. SD bah ibm mein Sfero per>
fauft!"
r8te tbeuer?"
sir 10 0ollars!"
80, gu hummer 3i9euner, tpie
tonntet gu Elm YferO fir 10 9ol=
lars oerfauf en!?"
uSerr, bas Sfero 1T labm!"
Scum lift Der @utsberr BEN Bferoez
mafler rufen unO la9t gu linn; 80,
0u hummer BferOemafler, wie fonnz
teit gu ein Sfero faufen, aas labm
ilt?"
u9as Hfer0 lit ni6t labm", 5aot
Der GoBmafler, ~es lit MIR 1@le6t
bel6la9en uno binft oeBbalb!"
0a ruft nun Der @utsberr mieoer
Den 3i9euner 5n litb uno lagt 5u linn:
%, gu hummer 3igeuner, Oein
Hfero mar ia ni9t labm; es binfte
nun, neil es i6ledt bel6la9en mari"
Stein, 6err", er1pioert Ser 81
9euner, ues lit wirfli6 labm un6 i'd
babe eS nur i6le9t bei9lasen, bamit
Der &aufer meme, es binte nur, peil
es l6le6t bei6lasen it,"
Scum wurOe wt0er Ser 8fer6emaf=
Ter berbei9eruf fen: %, gu hummer
Bferoemafler! 9as Bfero 1T bod
pirfli6 labm uno tpurbe nur l6ledt
bel6la9en, oamit Der &duier meme,
es binfe muir, neil es i6le6t bel6laz
gen it,"
9a miro Der 9feroemafler naf=
oenfli9 lno blidt Dor iid CUR grbe
bin. gn0li6 ermannt er ii6 uno
ia9t: SAB i6 linn segeben for ale
Saa' II fali6en 3ebner!"
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q einfah.

lieutenant: Sea, Sernan6o =
warum 10 trlb uno blei6?"
giolliit: rG3, ib babe i9red:
li9es Pe9! Sol9e Oa felt einiser
Sa9en einem @nsel BON Srauenaim.
mer, aber 10 oft i9 an 6iele gdt
fomme, 1T 1ie perl6wun6en!"
lieutenant: ugta, ,uenn 1ie bie,
pobnt, tit Sa6e furdtbar einfad
meroe n paar mai StruBe auf, uni
a%bbnmmeln, Damn ellen 1ie aGe an's
5enlter uno 0u fannlt Die Setreffenbt
NIT M}uBe berausfinben :"
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3 E

nciiten &eiienben stuiiten ct. Saul unb Chicago neb
men oteie Stnie nno sleben bic ~9imiteb Geitibnle" be
lpnoers Dpr, fpelcbe bic beiten ltno i6Dniten @aqqpn,
entbdlt, Die lie 9ebaut luurben. Nn Der Gate GuSerip,
Strede oieler Sabn, stpiiben IilneappIis, ct. 9au
uno DULUTH uno ct. Saul unb Miblano iinb 8unmai
Sdlafipa9en an ben Gadtsisen uno Eorlor Cars al
ben Sa95i9en.
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Nortbwefern

9nIman S6Iaitpasen seben e~benfa1s burdb 5tptfden
Duluth, Superior lno Chicago, SdneI5uge fabre1
atpilfen -Wftnneapolis. 81: Saul uuo &anias gitp.
Ginning Cars iino an alien 9urdl5i9en iiber bieie Clinic
Stuiiden ct. Saul unb &anias @itp. 9as @bicagu IL.
Nortbueftern Shitem BON 2inien, ~beitehenb aus Der
Chicago, ct. Saul, Mtinneapolis uro Omaha, oergbi-
cage uno Der gfprtbtueitern uno Srempnt, @lfborn unb
Wo. @aIep @tienbabnen (ane limb a~nse5eigt alsgiprtb=
r%ueitern Qinie) geben ourd cine bid ~beiieoelte @egenb
lino erreifen ale 9r6Beren Stdbte nnb O6rfcr Die in
6em5 erritoriim lic9ens fuelfes %bleielben ourdfabren.
Che ~yfeiienbe iih cine 2inie gum Tieiien a~usiud,ei, fol.
len iie niht n~ergeifen iib cine 2anofarte ncbit8eihrei=
bnng gu peridaffen, ~bieielben finn in alien @iienbabn=
Statlonen. I'll baben poer Direct BON Der 9auptpffice.
Wfau a~orciire
&. ~. GeasOnIe. @enT. GaI. Slot.
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8prausfth t.

Die fleine @mma, tpelde i6or
wieOerbolt ibrer Nul6buftisfeit tpe.
gen b%eitraft porben, last nit Dor.
wurfsopaem Son CUR Mutter, Dix
eben in's @ebenSimmer seben mill
rG6er, Muma, Du bait ia Idou
mieoer oerseiien, Die 3uderboie meg
3ulteuen = unb nadber, iperrl es gu
ipdt III, befOmme i9 mieber e6(da
oafir!"
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&i9ter: Scum, 3else, er5ab.
len Sic einmal ben 5ersans!!"
8eu9e: rallo = id iibe jan5 ie=
mietbli6 por mein' Sopp UNI brinfe
EN- 0roppen. 0fit eernal fommt
gener, Obne bet ids merle, binter=
rids uff mir gu I'M baut mir mit'n
Seioel en- Sod inn Sopp, 10 srpB
mie'n J~ilnft6aler = I'M BET fiel mir
uff!"
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nn~terofficier (8u ben einseriften
Geierotlten) J: n@'rab geitanben!
Srult beraus! 9onneripetter, Serle,
leitOem Sbr ni6t busemelen, ieib SIR
ia wie0er gang percinililirt!~
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Obise 8eOin9un9en fo, rie man fnbt sleib Ser @nt6e, welde man
In Der Stnot fit btelelben Sinner 5ablt IGo, marum Miet6e soblen,
menn man idbIt SauSbeTber len fam.
8enn man winlbt ib einen Sauptab in g. Saul 9arf gu faufen,
10 ino mir benit, Die poaitinOi9en 8aupldne, nab eepinNhter Grbitectur
ourb unleren Grftecten on9efrt9t, f 0 tenfrei gu lieiern, 10 b6
penn man bauen Mil, man lb Die llnabncbmli5hien os lanaengS auens
er1part.
&Senn man buuen mill, 10 perfaufn mir bs @runoeiaent6um auf cine
gaIis on 5bn &rocent baar, &e1 in 3ablunsen BON elm %roc. monatGd5.
Diee @ele9enbeit miro nur fur5e Belt ungebpen, alo tut man aut,
iofort an5ufra9en uno lb eine 2t oort aus5uuablen, aui uelbe man cine
8aarsablnns MAIDEN funn, unO ben get ab5ublen, na9bem bus Saus q=
baut it, 9eute, Die ibr eisenes Sans bauen, oerfuuFn mir be 3ots unb
warten nit Der 3abluns bis IS ibnen sefanis it,
10 llniere 0Ice lit 0enfass umo 0Onneritass Gbenbs Don Z bis
8 ur 9e6fnet, fir iolbe, Die pabrenb bs Saees n6t uoripredbeu f0nnen.
9enen, Die perl6nli6 nibt pOrfummen fOnnen, ienoen mir unlaen
GerfduRr, Der germ aae Snormatiun ertbeuen miro.
@enn man fauen mill, 10 wro IS uns fesn, Dem &dufr bos Qanb
fUheufei gu Sd9en. Gs laufen % Motor 3hse tdelib, uue bic reou6ren
3nse 5uiideu DEM Union Depot uno ST. Saul Bart, pa Gbicaeo, BUR
Giis on & Nortbern @Henbabn. Sabrpreis 6 Gents auf ertra giaets.
Nfau ipre9e Dor uber abreime an bic
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g E M il t Of.

Sue1ant (na6oem lein @esner
9ei9ohen): rSie, BARN &c, breber
sc etmas ndb'r = i9 bin &c ndm.
lid sur3Ii6ti9!"
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Ius Der &tn0erftube.

Neues &in6smdb6en (6en &nu6en
eini9ldferno) u@9laf', &inOlein,
l6laf'. ="
Der fleine Srib: r9as iase i6
Sbnen 9leid, Baula, nit 10 alten
Sa6en oiirfen Sic mir nidt font
n1en!"
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J. vi. Pottgieser ,
291 Sadion Str, ct. Saul.

Mgente1 ~perlangt an alien Gldben fur meme Gampf=
ldd1.Its= ullo neutrality-suspicious. @e9en peiterer
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Gin practtf9er 8ettler.
~8arum fdnsit Du benn INNER
i'm orttten unb ni9t i'm erIten @tod
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n8ei( i9 Damn slei9 inn na9lten
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mer MIDI De Srepp' binuntermirft!"
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&leines MtBoerItGnbnif

Graf: uSobann, Sic seben mil
iiber meme Gi9arren, iiber meiner
@ein uno S6nupftabaf!!"
Sobonn: uI9, ooS freut MIDI
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SIMMER In 3eit,'

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e1tca9o 3l9e geben iiter oiele &inie, unb es lit be-
toIntmt, bel pnnttlider luie ale anoeren 8abnen Nnte=
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unoerfrpren II.

(Sm &eltaurunt.) Isle bere6=
men mir 1 Dollar fir bas Subn
lpdbreno auf Der Speiiefarte nur sc
Gents iteben!"
~@ntl6ulOi9en sic, bas Subr
mar aber au6 9r6Ber, ols bas ou'
Der Speilefarte!"
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