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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
GrOcerfes.

NEW YORK. June 26 Coffee Options opened
steady; 5920 polUs up, closing barely steady, I'M
changed TO. 10 points up Sales, 10000 bags
including June slsSo@lsoS July slSl0@i3 %
august sl&G9@lS7S; September slS5Q@llS y so
December, sl8sJgli05. January sl3g5@l4.Oj.
February, sl8,e5@li.1O; March, sl39O@Al0; April
sliO@Hl0 May, lAOO9lLl5. Spot Rio inactive
fair curgoes, i6,gc
sugar-Raw quiet sales, - hhds Muscoyado
81 test 7c light quantity molastes sugar. 81 test
&c refined hTm lair demand
Molasses-Stfong for foreign New Orleans quiet.
Rice-steady ana quiet
NEW ORLEANS. La, June --Cofiee-Quie
but 10 o; Rio cargocs, common to prime l6lt@l9hc
heo-Quiet but steady Ordinary to prime, 81
6t5c
sugar Very firm; pen kettle, no stock; tentrilu'
gal on pantat on grannlatcd &c; prime TO choice
yellow clarified slt@sISc; seconds, 5IsgSlsc
Enthusiastically. centrifugal, fair to good fair
l9@2Jc; common 10 good common, l6@lsc; In
ferior. lic.
CINCINNATI, o., June 6--whlsky-stcady
sales, G6s barrels finished goods on basis OF sl.Ul
Butter.L@y fancy creamery, lS@!oc; choice
sugar-Firm; hard refined. o1s9O1sc; New orleans
7k@si4c.
Eegs-Easier ut ii@iiI<c.
Cheese-fsisy; prime 70 choice Ohio fat 7@sc.
CHICAGO. o., June 26-on the produce ex
change today the butter market was arm aud un
changed.
Eggs-Frm at I2c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27

NEW YORK. June 26.-Dry Goods-Thc mar.
kct was unchanged. but there was n stronger tone
10 some low grades cottOns IN consequence Of the
huldiuu nj ID
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27

at s5c; July, 7Ik97Js<c, closed al 75szc; August.
74E975c closed 7Jsc; September, 75lt 76c, closed
1910 bid; December, 7s7s79l4c closed NC; year.
7ilS@7iltc, closed 1870 nominal
Cofn-Firm; No mixed. cash, slaSc; July closed
et slesGsoi14c; August 32Izc bid september. S3Ac
bid.
Oats Steady No, ? cash. DC; July, 227sc.
Rye-Dull; 40c bid.
Hay-Dull prairie unchanged timothy. sis.oo.
Bran--Quiet but firm.
2 Lead-Chemical hard, higher s3,S5 bid 50, 70 bid
for soft Missouri. Y
Butter--U Unclaimed.
Eggs--steady for good stock at l0c.
Cornmeal-Aotive and firm.
Provisions Higher and Arm.
Pork-Sl2.2b.
. lard-Prime steam, salableat $685..
Dry salt meets-Boxed SHOULDERS, s5.26@5. 87lq;
Longs and clear rib sides. ss.VD@6l6 short clear,
S6.2Ot6.30.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders s1s7 zg6OO; longs and
ribs o. 65@6. 10; shorts, SoS06j6Sj
$40 759l2.75.
Receipts Flour, 1000 brls wheat 1900 bu corn,
47,OOO bu; oats, 1900 bu; rye and barley none
shlpmenis-flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, i23,OO0 Blu; Co., rye and barley none.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
HEALTH ID WEALTH.

Dr. Y C. wusrs fKHvE AND DRAfE TnrArxsyt.
sguaranised specific iei llysteria Dizziness. Con
tllainns Fits Nervous NcuraiTia Headache Nery
Gus prostraton caused by the uso Of alcohol OF 10
bacco. wakcfulnsss, Mental Depression. soileninf
Of tho nrzin resulting In Insanity aud leading 70
rrnnos<. Los OF power In either scr. Involuntary
lo.ses and sperfnAtorfhea caused by ovef-cxcftiol
Of the brain. Gelfahu~e or oycr-indulgcnce Each
boz contains one months treatment 800 boz
orsix boxes Tor $40. scnt BY mall prepaid on 70
G, tot prica
We Guarantees Six Boxes
To cure any oase. With each order received By n
for sir tores accompanied with 400 We will zen 4
the purchaser our written guarantee n refund the
money n the treatment does not eject q cura
Guarantees ionod only BY John q West a Co.
Dowdy Co. Druggists solo Agents. Main street
NopLhlk. Tenn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY 2 TO PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton -Middiing Cotton 10 il-iec
Sales Today, 90 Bales-The Gen.
eral Market is steady-Meets Arc
Steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
ArrsAL OFFICE

APPEAL OFFICE
WEDNESDAY EyESING, June 20 1850 J
Money is easy, in good supply and fair
demand at to per cent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
COTTON MARKET.
TNCnAN0E QruTATioNs.

The lural cotton market opcnci quiet and closed
quiet middiiur 20 iiioc sales - baics or ----
y, exporters ana an io,plnnerl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27

LONDON. June "a pm.-Conso's closed nj
y, lie Tor 9th money and tho account lar silver
~ i.iUd pgr ouucc.
PARIS. June ~. Three per cent rcniei so ijc
lot the account
hank CLEARiNos.
CHICAGO. m. June a. -liank clcaflngs $40, So,
co...
day slilps0.
Sc louis. No. June 2d.-Cioarlngs. saG5i. SEA
balances, tiu12lA
sEw YORK. June 6-Cioarns,, sioLC5i. ass
lalaucCa. E,hi,uh.
BOSTON, Mass, June 6-Clcarngs si6,bi9,o6
halauccs ti.7li,2li.
BALTIMORE Nd, June a.--clcafngs s,,o0s.
az balances. srs.g5L
PHILADELPHIA, la, juno 20 -ClcatlnES ca.
0OAslH balances, u, sa1,Csl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27

Ordinary. SOLO. ruoi ouiinly BIC low mid
hng. ioBits midilinr 20 ii.iGc good milillug.
u sitc mildiins iilt nominal. iaif nominal.
dusty h8i'lc iovcL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27

Receipts 10 port this day. iss9............... gt
hs 2cips In port this day is,, iQii
CONSOLIDATED srATEursr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-27
stoca. aud Iiond&
INSURANCE STOCKS.
nAlInoln srocga am noNnq.

Memphis A Charleston cuusnls. 5s-..... 10 ......
Memphis a Charleston gold, us..,....,... lui 100
CliGCns l,ailroad Go. Gs...... ........... ui 100
Memphis 4 Charleston stock l...........- a. t0't
Mississippi n Icuucssru lstursl ....s.a.. % .sa.
fouisVillc = Nashville lstuokl ....,,....- ~ ..-.
pf0slCit lark 4 iielt "a ............... ~ -
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02

to the United States senate was COM
pleted Wednesday in joint session of
the legislature. Senator Berry's ma
jority was large enough to satisfy the
pride of even a very ambitious aspir-
ant to the office, having received 1903
votes of III, the whole number cast.
Ex-Gov. Powell Clayton received IA,
Rev. Isom P. Langley 3, Hon. Thos.
Fletcher |, and Hon. f. w. Rector 1.
Hon, E. D, Boyd. for years a resi-
dent of Little Rock and at one time
a State senator of Arkansas, is now
engaged in the real estate and insur-
ance business at Pendleton, beauti-
full little city of Eastern Oregon.
Pendleton is situated upon the Una
tilla River, county seat of the county
bearing the same name, and judging
from view upon the supplementary
sheet of the East Oregonian must be
entitled to the honor of being called
a gem, among the young and thirty
ing cities of the the for west.
The Round Robin Club held a
pleasant meeting Wednesday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Geo.
Russ Brown, on Water street. There
was feeling of universal regret at
the resignation of the secretary, Mrs.
E. Longley, and Miss Sophie Grease
was elected secretary pro tenn. by a
unanimous vote of the club. Miss
Crease responded in graceful speech
of acceptance. The next meeting
will be held at the residence of Mrs.
T. H. Jones, on Main and Fifteenth
street.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
A New Base Ball Club.

1t has been often remarked, with
not little establishment, by strangers
coming to Little Rock, that this city
had no ball park nor base base ball
club. But now we hope to see good
club and ball park organized here the
coming season. Messrs. Legg and
Thomas have been canyassing this
city for the last week for the purpose
of organizing base ball club for this
season, and have met with much en-
enlargement. The have located a
site for a new ball park and will COM
mence putting it in order for playing
purposes. They are now selling sea-
son tickets, and hope they will be
able to sell all they have on hand
now. Let the citizens of Little Rock
come up and let us have ball club
and park that will be pride to the
civ.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
Eupeps,y.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they
find it not. Thousands upon thou
sands of dollars are spent annually
by our people in the hope that they
may attain this boon. And yet it
may be had by all. We guarantee
that Electric Bitters, if used accord
ing to directions and the use persisted
in, will bring you good digestion and
GUST the demon Dyspepsia and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend
Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all
diseases of liver stomach and kid
neys. Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle
by C. j. Lincoln, druggist.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
TO MOTHERS WHO READ
THIS PAPER.

Some reasons why you should use the
CHARM FAMILY MEDICINES, prepared at
Bonds Pharmacy, in lieu of Patent Medicines:
lst. They are simple, safe, and reliable rem.
edes for the uses indicated.
I'd. They are not patented or secret; their
composition is known to, and approved by
our leading physicians.
3D.. They are the rery best remedies to use in
the absence of competent physician, and
should be Kept in the house.
4th, At this season of year the Blackberry
Diarrh9a Cordial, the Cough Syrup, the Never
Failing Chill Cure Qiquld or pills., and the
vegetable Liver Pills are in SPECIAL DEMAND
and give perfect satisfaction. The Candy
Worm Expeller, the Iron Tonic and the Arnica
LIniment are needed at all times.
Satisfaction, in their use, rs GUARANTEED,
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02

A Colorado widower named Tew
has just taken second wife. Which
reminds us that twice won is Tew.-
Puck.
Until l776 cotton spinning was
done by the hand spinning-wheel.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
The "World."

Sixth year of the greatest success
in America, carrying two complete
sets of magnificent scenery and
mechanical effects, which have never
been equalled by any travelling organ
ization, producing everything exactly
as advertised.
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
Bucklen's Arnica SalVe.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruices, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cuIes Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaran-
tced to give perfect satisfactin, or money re-
funded. Price % cents a box. For Sale by c..
j. Lincoln wholesale and retail druggist
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
focal Geaniinss.

printed at WOMAN'S CHRONICLE ONCE.
The Shakespeare Club was very ele-
gantly entertained last night by Mr..
and Mrs. Dodge.
Miss Fannie Lockhart is expected
to arrive in Little Rock today, the
guest of Mrs. Farquhar.
Who has not seen the elegant blue
plush cloak to be given away by the
+. ?. Gray Dry Goods Co.
Superior work done in tuning and
repairing pianos and organs by II.
G. Hollenberg, 317 Main street. N
Mrs. Durham of Connecticut is
visiting her cousin, Major j. w.
Smith, corner of Rock and Fourteenth
streets.
The F. P. Gray Dry Goods Co. are
offering unusual inducements in
wooden dress goods, trimmings and
notions.
A reading circle has been organized
by four young ladies and four young
gentlemen in the West End for Sat-
urday night meetings.
The Imperial German Club had
pleasant meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Butler, corner of Sixth and
State streets, last night.
The sunny side of a mans DISPOSE
ton stands over against good din
ner, and Gleason's restaurant is the
place to get the dinner, Good humor
follows.
The German Club was entertained
twice during this week past; Thurs
clay evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. II. p. Johnson, and We'd
nesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. f.
II. Hanger.
Buy So worth of goods of the f.
p. Gray Dry Goods Co., and get a
hance for the elegant blue plush
tloak to be given away to the GUS
toners.
The remains of the late COL John
N. Clayton were taken through Little
Eock Thursday, on the way to Pine
! huff, and were met here by COM
nittee of citizens from jefferson
county.
"Small profits and quick sales" is
the motto adopted by G. 0. Kimball,
No. 324 Main street, in the DISPOSE
ton of his elegant buggy robes, la
dies saddles and riding whips.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Ewing, corner
of State and Water streets, enter
tanned few of their friends Thurs
day evening, the occasion being the
sixth anniversary of their wedding
day.
Miss Onie White, quite a popular
young lady of this city, leaves Sun
day for trip through Kentucky, Wis
iting relatives. Her many friends
join in wishing her a pleasant time
and speedy return.
The teachers of Fort Steele school
have organized reading circle
among themselves to meet every
Thursday afternoon at the close of
the school. Object, general improve
ment. Readings at present from
Shakespeare and Bulwer.
For lob work al reasonable rates
Woman's chronicle. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1888-1???, 1889-02-02
Cor, Second and Louisiana SITS.
(REAyEs BUILDING.)
--latest Styles in Fitting and Draping
Best Fashion Periodicals.

A speciality made of Bridal Trous-
seaus. Satisfaction guaranteed. Out
of town orders receive prompt att
tentlons
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-07
Srrftnntse MAIDEN etnen BIud1tDsr'
Sfdia

Quburn, R.zg., 5. Sanuur - Bdbs
reno oer letten gaht madteu flint 6aftltnge
bes bleiigeH Srreuai1Is fir 8erbre9er etuen
btrspeifelteu Seriud, ibre 6rsibeit8 III gerutn'
uen. giur Elm ein5iser Gufpdrter bate bic
Sbhut tber ben Saal, in peI4em a 9es
Innaene uutergebradt pareu. 8et elmer
siihfisen @elsgeubeit fteIeu ftnf gtann ibsr
6en &nfieber Der, uuo in tRrer 3af, ete
g6llfsl III erlaugeu, rifieu fe ibu bic aIeis
Der BON Qeibe. Uht ben StIufslu 0ffaete
eie ganbe bic mad benz Sofraume fthrenoe
Etiire. bort trafea fie nit etaem anoereu
9ufeber suinmmeu, unb etu abernaltBes
gefett fanb fntt. Ser 8eaulte bieb nit lei
ner Slinte 10 tr1i;i9 aui bic Angretfer los, bag
bieieIbe in Glide 3srbraG. Die 5rrFuni9en
bIiebeu Sieger, bod al8 fie bas 6Ceie erretat
batten, trat ibueu Elm britter GuiiebeE gegenz
iiber, Der inter bic 8aube feaerte Ino etnen
berieIbsu perpuubete. 3ieier ShuB 1lars
mtrte bic anberen Auiieber, Delda mad st.
rem oer3neifslteu Sample bic SrrItuut9en
iiberrudlttgteu unb fte mad ibren 3susu Ju'
riidtrluspcStirteu.
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Rad Iaueen SaBre1 0etm8ete6st.

81 0 n ne I, AHe,r s. Sanuar. = Gtn
WOuu, RameRs @bursf, SiuS Dor IS Sa9rsn
mad GnIifornten. mn bcrt ietu Slid 81 u-
den. gtatb einiser 3eit erbielt ieine Sraa
bie RaGrid3t bon isinem Eooe. gle be-
reiRte ibn cine 3eit lang, uub troftsts F4
baun an Der Seite zines 1ueiteu 9Gtten, Der
balo baraui burG eiuen Stur3 BON elmer
Bride um's 9eben TAM Sie beirathete eta
brittes WlaI, Hu6 5par eiuen Srn. S2rmet
BON 9a5aI. Gcant1. 8or Sarjem ii nun be-:
peri6oIIeue erlte Gatte tpteber aufgetal4t,
cher cbmobl sr $50, 900 uitbra6te, peiss.te
fi6 ieiue Srau, ibm tpieber @atteuEeHte Elm
inriumeu. Die Sa6e Tiro nun nabr.
i9sigIi& Dor @eri4t Jun agstras tommea,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-07
gE. RaOwap's RFaaIirrnOe DijJGH.

9aS gr0Be Geberbellmittels
gClfintis seihmadic5, u5erluderL a5rtn 70,
lGgu,ireH, reiHIeH uno tdttaen.
8r. 8a0maps BtQen
9ur Seiuuq aucr geoeu oes Dlugens, Der StugetUeta
Be- Der yhereu, Der Bluie, 9eruenleosn, Gppetitoga
felt, StopiDeh, SerfopiuHg, unOGr6auNdteit Sqss
peptC, 6itber, blllosr Seoen lntttelossHiluHaung
6dmougOibcu uno amer unre9elm0Btgtttten Der luHss
Teu 5heilc, 6ein uegetablItld1, rDs6cr GuefFl5eg,
Uiineralien nod ihdolits Dro9usn eutbaleu6.
Cine UOulOmmene SCREAMING
wiro ourd een @etraud1 BON RaSUog'5 $tlsn er'
Hislt. &ui bieis gBei'e iUeroen
SOpfbmerIeu,
Dqspepite, iaurer Iiageu uu6 biIioie Srfiube btrs
miebtu, uu6 Die genONgue giabruua leIcrt oen uobs
ncn6tgen glohrun9stott, 6tr ourh oer natlrltleu
8eTbrauh oGs 8Orper5 uothnen0i1 aemdcpt ntro.
yDie beifenr bic er ie UeEiH4t bat"
2BSrt6c StnenI SD bobe Slr, GtsuIreub,u BiIen
felt meBr, al5 funiSeJn Slbren, gebr0ud1t ne mo
be befen, Die i'd ie periub babe. SO ti trtler otet
an Btotdt, bis it Sbre annonce las, aber iett tdl
ite 6um erten llai ueriute, babe th tmusr menee
&UidQe uOn SOpiitmerSen oerhnlst, tHoem TO bDtt
o6er brei etnnabm, ioDie iib Die erfen symphonic
ieatsl unO babe naolr9 meme lr99e5ea SeiSslI etr'
as- Utan beatbte bic iogenben Symphonic, Ole aus
ben araHtbeten Der 8eroouungsorsans eHttepeH:
BerfOpiuug, inueIlld9e S6taorrhotocn, 8MtanornnG
nod Dem FopIe, lauren Uta9eu, uebslie, Soobrens
HEn, gGi6eIDiltH gegen Jfahrun9, ShDtre I'M Utus
9eu, dures QuiftoBen, SersHOpieu, Elm @eubl oes
9rRidens beim Slesen, s;ibpdtte Se1trait, $untte
por oen &ugeH, t}le6tr uno oumpIe Stmerien I'M
9opie, DermIR6erte GranipratOn, @elbbe Der paul
uno QugGu, Gdmerbeu In ber Seite, Der 5Euit ben
@liebern uu6 plobtid1e 6ibe. .---.---
gEtnise Goisu ron RGbpao's BilIen ssrher ben
SOrper ron al ben obsu genanuten eei6en befrettn.
8rsis 70 Gents oie OIalHe' gu Baben bet apoiss'
Fsru.
Gdds, Ctre Brisimarfs an Or. Ra6ma9 E 9 o.
glr. 81, RBarIensStr., Yelpag0It.
4s- StIebruug, Eauignbe Deyt5, pyo sub ootdS
Bugtidttt Dgrbsn.
Nm bos 8ubIttum: 8ebet iiber uub Oers
laugt uuJ Ra6Dau's uHb iebet 81, ba5 Der gIdms
sRabpug" iIb oui Dem beiiuoet, mas 9br fault,
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RED Rash" -
rotber NuSi1lQg,
RED RASH"
GraHkbafta 9usf8Iag Der Gopfbaat.
sr0en ; 9 Off, sen 10. 2(prit 1882.
g}r. 1876, ,. 2tOenue.

t5rn. Gritteuton!
Nlein 6err! M8 i'd nit cine Sbadte(
GIenu's S6WeieIieife unidaifte, Bee
merfte i4 elm Geiud nm 3uidriftcn uon
Se6em, Der I'M 8ebraua Ser Seife grfab.
rung 9cmadt. Ba3 mid 6etriiit, 70 m64te
i'd ertlaren, baB i'd Dor feds 6i8 ijc6cn
3aBren Bic 0loia am &opf un0 i'm @efht
bate, un6 ais inioIge 6crielben mcin 9adr
au83ufaQcn begaun, mcin @r3t mir iagte,
id mabte e8 mir gang abidceren Iaiien.
Dies that i'd. 8al0 naa5er bemertte
i'd cine Beitcli8e SteQc, 6e0cft nit Red
Rash" bo8 iid ouf 0cm &Opf. peit aRss
breitete uuo 3nr Stirn binab erltredte. Sd
reriudtc allies GrOeatljbe: Salben, Tbeera
ieife, gle6i3in u. I. iU.-2lQe8 Oergc6en8.
ginc8 Cages fiel mir Elm: sia babe nod
uidt Glcuu G6WrTelieife Ueriuat."
Sd idafte mir neIde an un6 itria le ica
Ben 2lbcn6 wie Elm P1aitcr apf 0a5 i'd Bis
gum WOrgen lieB. 9n 3wei @oden NIT
benz ger6raua eine8 StRfe8 6ieier Seife
por mriu GOpf 8eiano, uno icitoem bat
ifa Der rotbe aasi6Iag nie uiener ge'
3eigt. Sd CLAUDE immer 0aB Der &amm,
sen ser 6riieur beim Qbi3ecren metne8
5aart8 benuete, niat rein mar.
SPater 3og 1id meine tleine @nteljn in
Ser Sap(c cine sOpf5apttrant5ett 3u; e8
mar cine peiBe iaappi8e Sn6Ian3, bic
fid ouf ibrem &apfe ou86reitete. SIRE
Muttu Uuip4t, iaf aIe5 D36gIide unS
frugte mid 6aun, mas iie tEun io(lte. SD
:rpiOerts: vga, 70 aebgaude @lenu'S
G8msieIieifr; 9u pe;Btia, 0ie 4at mid
8cbeiit." Sic pur0s getreu augspenoat,
unO IN tug3sr 3eit par Ser &Opf 0es stns
e3 geiunb unO bat ben GaaiAIag nic pts'
Der betemnleu.
8ir baIten Glenn's S6neFeIfeife
fir SaUtabi5iriungen ober irgeno 2erar'
tiaeS tets 0Orraibi9. 2ldtnngsoOl
Bella 9oot. q"
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Gfnf Gnrte.

I'm ale, tpeldbe on ben I5olsen non SuseuhIdnten
nsrpoisr Ghpdde, frhhem 8eriau. Beriuf Der Nan'
nestraft Il. I. No., leiOen, Ienbe tp tsaenfrst etn
BON eintu Tfiiftpndr In SiS aineIiia enibeft.
etidt obrrfrtes @oursrt an Sisp. SoIsp5 3, Samaui
gtat!oH D, Reu'Dorts8tse.
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40. Sabrgatlg.
M D d orei : age
frteaen
$1O=N,t3ngs= gs=&erfantS

wOntaa 9nfas MuOd merbm bn pBanOnnatn grn ener
9nSge men Baltimore erbt abben I'm Die @Ben peroOQfn
bis, @abe gu brei Guge benfpgn maen
taben mir ir pel t6r iOWb Sad8, m in 6ads bic mm
ou $40 rat8e mOrbm nb ns9efh9t Dies 1T Die Gbt 9eanb un
Nemnb 6r $40 umub n oa e orabIdunen gSir bea9n ben
s samas G6no atBn aaen 5olae Der bur ben 6ertas
rfaen gOc un mOb mimb, aB S, m iSberabftnn9 i r
aus S6dfe 6sn befbe Gber sebn b un6
nif ui6m nfn ba gec re SamFaSe gu anen baFahgen Sr
Sen e SnpOn an pro abn mir bom, osien 8trtanf nnb
brei Gage pffen 81 batn.
slaswab inter alien oen essanea asHsen tit nnerem Stof
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Gin ueBerGistommtu lwtibea GHaEanS uno
Shiffn.

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lungen stpii6en Der engliden unb Der dime
fIdeu &e9ierung hnbeH 3u oem llehsreintom.
men seiiibrt, Bag bic iHoiidle &a9ieruug bic
GUutrole iibsr bic BroUiU5 Sittim fi5reu ioI
Drr9 bieie gontrolle rpirb Der 6au6eluerfeb
Btpiideu Snoieu uno Gbiebet gang srbebIit)
erfeiHltert f1iPrhpit
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Rurts &abeIs9epeIafa.

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gefeBl gegebeu, 3pet 8ebafteure elmer in
Grnn eribeiuenbeu paniIheu 3eituHg aus
eem 2aube aus3umetleu.
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adfe bon Mlulabar, 8ritiibzSIOien, III bort
tje aipiupau i9e &otusnus0 Babrit pieberz
cebronnt. giRcr lpdteren 9telbuug 3uiolge
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cine ein3ige SeIiubrtt blieb oerI5out. Ser
gerIuf ptrb Guf 81, 100000 Seiddst.
- Babreub zines auBergenGbuIid bafttz
gen SturneS tpuroe uorsefern bel Siume Elm
Giienbahn3ug aus oem @eleile geporfeu.
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reuS eiue Gu;abI BON Reieubeu gerIesuaseH
baoon trug.
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peldes ;ulett Der Sdpefter Daniel BiIioH's
getGrt bat, ift an ben Dgreoit 6oacter" fit
200, 900 6raucs UerIauft nOroeu.
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snsaae Tim peen 9r fnS g ben ibrsm an
SO cmab ger beu fd urf s1oe bOmm Bargains wlb 8a
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