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The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

DALE DISPLAY or FRUIT FOR THE N.
 W. ARK. HoRTIcULrUBAL SOCIETY, and they were informed by Mr. G.
 r. Kenn n, Superintendent of the fruit | e. partment, that they would not be allowed to compete for the second premium, stating as n reson that it would bo injurious 10 the FaIr As
 sociation to have one party carry of two premiums; but still Mr Todd who knew whereof he was speakin" stated Tn a meeting of the Horticnl. tural Society that that organization could capture BOTH premiums. Not desiring to cause any ankind feel- Ings the committee from this eouh- ty arranged their fruit nicely aLd was prepared 10 take the first pre-. miunl. if they dldn't get sho" at the second. In passing through the exIbItion hall every person compli- mented the Washington county exhibit very highly, stated 1t was the finest fruit in the building, etc. This made the Benton and Madison count ty side-shows uneasy and they saw which way public opinlon was running, so about twenty four hours later they came to the committee in charge of the Washington county exhiblt with about twenty plates of fruit (about from Benton ceun- ty and I3 from Madison county) and urged that it be placed ih that collection. It was done, much against the will of our people, and.5o that extent alone is Benton or Nadi. son county entitled to any credit in the matter, and whether those two counties worked flor the in interest of Horticulture' the reader can be the judge. Ii Washington county ever got any credit for the work she done we have never been made aware of the fact.
 As the writer of this IS Secretary of the N. W. Ark. Horticultural Society be "knows whereof ho speaks" w. regret that this mat ter came up, and were forced into giving this inside history of affairs by Mr. Todd. When It comes 10 defending Washington county We will never be found in the rear.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THE distinguished Murat Hals- tead when asked Monday for his opinion concerning the election D Ono said; II have not figured on the probable outcome, but I havo a very strong impression that the Re. publicans will win" You ought to have figured, Col, and then you would have known more aboutlt,
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THE case of Jones, contestant against Glidewell. county treasure of Pulask4 county has been appeal ed to the Supreme Court. The transcript contained over 2,0o0 pages, typo written the slze of an ordinary legal cap paper, and is the largest document of the kind ever filed in an Arkansas court.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

HERE are rumoreu changes which will soon take place among Benton county newspap CTS. It IS said that the Benton county Jour. nal will change hands and be turn ed into a Republican paper. and that J. Van Butler. who frequently boasts of the largeness ot his pedpl extre'nities, wlll buy an interest in the Rogers New Era.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
LET Is ORGANIZE.

Editor News:
 Permit me to offera few thoughts to Ibc people of SprIngdale touch. ing the welfare of our town and the general interests of it's citizens. IL is patent to the most casual ob- server that we do not, as city, or as a village, occupy the position which nature has entitled us to in the wonderful bestowment of ad- yantages scarcely equaled by any other section If country Tn the vast domain of the Sunny South or fro zen regions of the North. I do not think l am oyer enthusiastic, or am laborlng under delusion when I say, taken altogether, "np one side and down the other.' as tue saying goes. we have the most desirable country 10 be found west of the Atlantic, California not excepted. 1 say " "deslrable." but use that term only as 1t bears directly upon the natural advantages of this section of the state, which from thIs stand point seems to possess every re- quisite tor the prosperity and hap piness of man, where labor and judgment aie practically applied. We have delightful climate, Just such as the people of the North would call mild ln winter and those of the South soft and pleasant in summer, making 1t especially de- slrablc for both, where they may meet hand-to- hand and with unit ed effort move up the wheels Of progress winch must eventually ' develop the wonderful resources of our immediate section. What NC need most Is to fully appreciat. the possibilities that are before us, and then come together as people, or garize for the furtherance of il com mon cause and all pull together for the accomplishment of a definite pend, which will rebound to the good Of the town and the prosperity of all. We need 10 he extensively, yet judiciously, advertised. How are we to do i've need capital. How may We grt IL Thousands of It, looking for investment, IS pass ing through our town and county on every train. Why does It not stop h,re instead of drifting into less favored spots? Ttese are questions that face us every day, and urc easily answered.: We are making but taint effort to develop Springdale, Washington county or Northw estern Arkans aS, and none whatever to induce capital to unfold the riches of the country about Us. There is q wonderful tide of emi grafton flowing into the Southern states, and men of vim and pluck are organizing, advertising, inviting and bidding for tho wealth that would come - Ills. Let us do like wise. l will not cnumcrate in thls article the grand possibilities be- fore us; suffice 1t to say we have much 10 stimulate Us to action, and if we do not bestir ourselves and make the effort VIC will be found iusl where VIC are five years hence, tor nine times Tn ten q village will remain village until the spirit of progress and enterprise entitle II to better claim. Let Us organize, with 3 fixed purpose. Il.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

IT seems that Sullivan did not punish Kllrain enough Il am not yet satisfied, said Kilreln, "that uilvan is a letter nan ttan ] am, and am anxious 10 try conclusions with hIm again. II is probably unnecessary to state they will hard ly come South to try their "conclu- sious" next time
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THE tariff editor of the Fayette- vile Republican says for John nIe" Chats THE NEws editor) 10 come on and be examined, and adds that he likes to examine bright boys. God Bless you, don't you worry, You old re headed sapsuek- CT, we'll be there in time, too soon probably for your gooo.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THx Fayetteville Republican says the tariff editor of that paper is coming at us rough shod on the Chinese question. Now that like 1t! Il gets us all rllea up to hear man talk tnat way. Coms on my dear little red headed sweet scented Doctor. we are loaded for n grizzly bear. bu 22 saw or thresh. ing machine.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

A gay party of young folks came out from Fayetteville Tuesday evening and attended the ball. The party consisted of Messers Steve Albright, Fay cite Reed, Jo Harri, On and Misses Belle Coffee, Lizzie Carter and several others whose names we did not learn.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

WE are pleased to receive the Pine Bluff Daily Commercial at thls office. The Commercial is a Daily column folio and We al ways cad It.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

WE have received copy of the Republic He raid. published at Phil adclphla, and We believe the editor Lum Smith, Is crank.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

MllIard Vinson, Riley Vinson, J. W. Thompson, s. s. Thompson and Thomas Caudle Jr. left Mon day morning for Kansas where they will mqke their future home They have the best wishes of THE NEws for their future prosperity.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

MR HARRISON says the Lord elec- ted him te the Presidency. We have been taught to always revere the doings of the Lord, but II what Harrison says is true, our faith has been considerably shaken,
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
TIE Ft. Smith Times is riding

TIE Ft. Smith Times IS riding a big. horse, too Listen at It.
 Coop for old Allen G, good tor Grover, good tor John Carnall and "Boggy " Good for the Bandana Boy from Babylon to Thermopyle, from Carthage to Rome. from Ghent to Ak, from Maine 10 Moxlco, from Dan to Bersneba, from anywhere to breakfast. Good for the "scrubs, the 'slums' the horny banded peo- pie.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

MALONE was not only beaten m the election but was arrested for shooting young enthusiastic Democrat. He was released on $2.- 500 bail for his appearance for trial.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

TnuEspAY's election is sample of what the Republicans may ex- pect III 1892.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THE Old Roman 10 Grover Cleve- land: Congratulations. Camp bell IS elected Governor of Ohio. Victory all along the llne."
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THf people as far off as Russia have heard of the tame of sunny Arkansas and arc coming here to live.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

TIE Solid South remains unbrok. en and th1 Rebel Democracy Is still Tn the saddle, IS about tho way the Radical papers will tell it.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

Col GEORGE THoRSBURGu has sold his paper, the Walnut Ridge Tele phone, and bought an interest in the Ark. Methodist, and become business manager of that paper.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

TIE Chicago Anarchists are mak- Ing preparations to observe the anniversary of the execution ofther brethern Tn that place two years ago,
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

HuRRAH for Grover Cleveland |. Hurreh for Mckinney! Hurrah for Campbell. and in fact hurrah tor everybody!
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

c. P. HUNrINaroN pald the sum of S2,000, ,000 for husband for hls adopted daughter. A mighty big price for a mighty small husbaua
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

TnE Democrats are the only ones who can conscicntio usly observe thanksgiving day.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

"NIcroEY all along the line" says that grand old man, Allen G. Thurman, and he is right.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

HARRISON Is the smallest man i'll tho United States and Cleveland IS the biggest.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

TIE Republicans would net tame. ly submit They had to shoot and knock down few Democrats be- fore they went under.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

Iowa has shown an inclination to come out of the Egyptian darkness which has so long engul fed her.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

IT is good thing President liar rison issued his thanksgiving proc !amation before the election.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

HARRISON and his thieving admin. Is ration has be, rebuked
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

IOWA knocks at Democracy door l. { her in.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

Tns ls an of year"-for the Republicans.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

DEMOCRATIC roosters are abroad in tke land.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

Oh William where art thou Covered up with Democratic votes!
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

FIRE-ALARM Forsker is relegatod t9 the rear
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

WIsH We had some big roostsrs Whoop! p!=.=
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

A PERFECT Waterloo for the Re pablicans
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

lTs Dennis Malone and Dennis Fol aker.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

THE Republicans got it in the neck.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
SPRINGDALE NEWS.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

Entered at the Post Office at Spring dale. Ark. as second-class mail matter
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

A LITTLE jubllant, yes.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

SOMEBODY hold us !
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

BLESS the Lord !
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Gtae @roinan3
5ur Ameubirung Der Settionen l unb
3 bes Rapitels 81 Der &ebis
birten Srbinan3en.

Sci es berorbnet bur6 ben
Stabtratb Der Stabt San Nntonio:
Sab bic Sefiionen l unb 3 5es Sa.
pitels 81 BET rebioirten Orbinan3en 10
amen6irt tperbe, baB ie tuie folet
lauten:
Seftion l.. DaB ale BerIonea,
Delde Sitter, Waaren, 5a6en, gigens
tbum irgeao pet6er Nrt faufen Doer
~oerfaufen, bic beim MaB ober @eni9t
O%ertauft uerben, lire @etpi9te. Waas
gen, o6er WaBe, ebe Ie in @ebrau6
genOmmen lDerben, bonn StabtsSnfpefs
tor fur MaBe unb @epi9te martiren
ober lempeln lalien; OILS Stanbart @es
tui9t unb WaB piro als gefebli9 inner.
halb Der StaSt fir ale 8ewi6te unb
WfaBe bas in ben rebibirten Statuten
beg Staates Seras fefgeitelte, abpptirt.
Settion 3. Dab irsenb cine gers
ION Ober perfonen, tpel6e na1 fall
f9em @epi6t Dber W1ab taufen Ober
%bertaufen, pber bic ni6t bic geb6rige
Auantitdt geben bon irgeno melGen
8iitern, Waaren, Sa9en ober @igens
tbum irsenb ueI9er Dirt urb 8efdaf.
fenbeit, Die beim @emi6t ober MaB
b%ertauft peroen, zines 8ergebens idul.
big befunben unb mad erfpIeter Der
urtbeilung bur9 ben &etorber CUR Sab.
lung elmer StraHumme bon nidt pe.
niger als Giinf un6 ni6t mebr aIs
3weibuubert Dollars fit ieOen ein3eIs
men SAL argebalten meroen. Sober
einaelne 8erfauf mirb aIs ieparates
8ergeben betra6tet.
angenommen unb gebiligt am Id.
Wopem6er 1889.
8rDau @aIIagban,
NtteItirt: Mlanor,
6. g. @Iaubon, Stabt.@lert.
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2ufauSe int uDrSlidteu geras.

Ser gunbes : MnpaIt fir ben n6rblis
den Dlittitt in Seras, 0err eugene
Ntaribaq, bat oil ben @eneralaumolt
Miler einen langen Beri6t erftattet,
bet bon benz 9pieriefeiten fpridt, inter
peI9en Die Bunbessefebe in iener @es
aenb in A%nmenbung gebra9t uerben
f0nnen. Ser Nusfibrung Der 8unbess
geieBe teGeu fi9 jund9f bic Stats
beamteu e~ntgegen.
9err MaribaQ beri6tet banu, mie Der
8erfud gema6t uurbe. bic Oiei 8riiber
Marlop, pel6e 3eugsn Der &egieruug
in mebreren borliegenoen Gdqen finb,
aug benz @efdngniB in @rabam bsrauss
3ubolen uub nit ibnen fummarii6 5u
berfabren. Ser Bunbesmaribaa orb.
tete baber lire ueberfabrung nod elmer
anberen Stabt, bic elm fi9ereres &c.
pabrfam bot, an. Nuf Dem Wege bort.
bin murbe Der Sransport bon einem
Mob iiberfalen unb elm bitterer Gampf
entbrannte. 3wei ber MarIotps tuurs
Sen eridORen bic beiben anberen fdnits
ten fid BON ben Setter, nit ueI6en lie
OH bic 2eiden gefeKelt parell, log,
fi9teten in elm benadbartes 6aus unb
bertbeibisten f9 bort, Big 6tlfe berbei.
fam. Bon benz Mob tpur6en Drei ges
t0btst unb giner berpunbet. Inter
9enen, wel9e tpesen 8stbeiligung an
benz NngriH in Inflage5uftan6 periebt
purben, befinbea ii6 auei &onftabler,
elm Sheriff, @ebilfsiberiH, @ounip.
Inmalt uno ein Sobn bes gountp.
Gi9ters.
Ser 8u~nbesantpalt empfieblt in Nns
betra9t Der in Ooung gountp berrI9enz
ben gelebloien 3ufdnbe bic 8erIeguug
oes 8unbesgeri9tsfbes bon @rabam
na9 elmer anberen Stabt. tpeI9e penig>
items elm feftes GefdngniB bat unb bon
elmer cibilifrten Bebblterung beuobnt
lit, tpel9s ber 9anbbabung Der @eIebe
tein Sin5eraiB in ben Wes lest. Wie bic
9inge teben, 1T bic Nbbaltung elmer
@eri6tsfBung in Graham obne Beiiein
bemafneten S@uBes unm6sli9 unb
bies Tel cine S9ma@ un5 S9anbe fir
elm cibiIifirtes @emeinpeien unb ents
i9ie6en geger bic Wirbe BET Bunbesge=
ri9te unb ber Nationalregierun3.
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gertaufsbud nit. 9aHsIbe mics, penn
i'd mid ni6t IRE, u. q. bic Summe
ooa $1100 auf, msl6e Elm ein3iger
3i9ter III 0iebIano gum gr6Bten Sbeile
aus benz 8erfauf bon grbbeeren gel0f
batte, unb pie i'd beiimmt peiB, bate
Der betreffenbe Mann ieinen grnteertrag
auf neni9er als eiHem Ider ge5ogen.
@iner meiner eigenen Nadbarn in Sit6.
cod bat mir i'm lebten Jriibiabr berfs
9ert, baB fi6 feline giunabme bon faum
einem balben Nfer auf 500 beloufen
bat, unb er bat iiber feline 8erfaufe ge'
nau Bud gefiibrt.
9ana9 gu urtbeilen, 1T es nobl
uidt su piel bebauptet, baB BET Mann,
wel6er Dor Sturgeon cine nabe bel ber
Qigblanb Station lieseuoe 2easue 2anb
gu 81 per Nder betfauft bat, einen Mot
eben bortbeilbaften 6anoel gema6t bas
ben m69te.
Mber ni9t allein bic @rbbeeren3u9t
perfpri6t 10 lobnenbe grtrdge auf benz
rei6en GtftensM ari6lanbe bon @alOes
fton County; ebenio aablenb bat f6,
ME 9err Strinefeqom in elmer anberen
Corresponding mittbeilt, Der @emiie.
bau ermieien; in%sbeionbere iiub es Der
8lumenfobl, Der &opftobl, Die 3miebel,
bic Somatoep1anae unb bic iriide 9ars
toffel, pel@e bor3iglid gebeiben unS gu
elmer 10 friben Sabres3eit reifen, teB
fe rei6e @eminne iidern. Qu6 bic
Sraube unb 8irne sebeiben erfabrungs,
mdBig bort febr gut, uno Der tbatld6li9e
8etpeis 1T iomit geliefert, oaB elm big
babin fir boqfdnbig unfru9tbar gebals
tener 2anbes : She'll bon Seras, bas
Lungs Der 9il1e aud bon Sdbmeitteras
li@ bin3iebenoe Mari6lano, elmer Guls
tur fdbig 1T, melde Die rei6te @rntes
unb @el6ertrdge in Nusii6i felt.
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unS1dIime Netu

ml6en bic Spfer bes entshnblt9en Rbeumati8mu5 au8z
iteben unb trsenb cine Sprm bieies aetbens fam in pteie
acute gbaie nmiGlasen pber ii4 auf has 9er3 t%perfen
unb babura ben Sob peruriaden. i1nslidtt9% erpeiie
MAIDEN f9 Dieienisen, ,pel&e an BEN Gnfanssfabien
b~efielben letben, bie8 nur ielten fIar. Glet4 anberen
inbsli4eripeiie sefdbrliden &ranfbeiten wirb Gbeulnas
ttsmu8 I'M Mnfdns oft nt9t beahtet. Wpbl bemienisen
9eier bieier @pti5, Der pteaei9t tbm felbft ~unbemubt,
an ben GnfansSifapien bes8ibeumattSnu8 trantt, penl
er ii@ burd bteielbe ppr f~inftiser @efabr pdrnen ldBt.
beusenben 8lutretnisunssuittel, Spftetters Masenbtt=
terS, s~reifen, beiien drStltderieit8 ibm auf BEN 9Bes se=
setene @mpfebluns in BEN a1semetn rainit semadfen
erfaerunsen tire eeits geitdtisuns finbet. Sc stebt in
bas acknowledgements int a6rper. gesetabilfi6en
llrfpruns8, 1T bas SttterS fret BON iddbltden 8eimenz
sunsen, ME fth fpl@e tn anbern 8lutreinisunsSmitteln
bdufa reihli6er aS MIR in mintnalen Quantttdten Be-
finben. OaS 9itter8 pirb SEER iiber Malarta, Inner
naulihfeit, 0eber= unb Nterenleiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-22
Wotis 'fiar 3outeaftorete.
Mapors Office, |
San MntOniO, 10. NO0., '89. I

Sat Mlf0niD, ~. N00., 81.
8%erfiegeIte Ingebote mers
ben entgegengenommen in bieler Office
bis Sreitag ben 80. NDbamber Wittags
IL ubr fir bic @rbauung zines
Sprit3enbaues
in uebereinitimmung nit ben III oieier
Office auf iegenOen Yldnen uno Speci.
fitatiDnen.
8au. Rontratioren fino gebaltsn nit
ibrem A%ugebot beim 5tabtclert ($50)
fiinf3ig Sraars in 8aar Dber eertifieirs
tenn Shed als @arantie su binterlegen.
Die Sta6t bebdIt ii9 bas &e9t bor,
irgenb ems ober Gle Nugebote 5uriid,
5umeiien.
Nngebote mdfen nit Der WufiGrift
Proposal for construction of a truck
house" berfeben unb an ben Mapor
geri6tet tuerben.
8rDan @allagan
Mtteitirt: MaDor,
6. g. @taubon, 5tabt @lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-22

n5 ginsig in ieiuer Wri in San
Intonio 1T bas @tabiiHemeat beg 0errn
Wanbrp, SEQ. 108 unb 10 Nuftiuz
StraBe, befauat inter benz Namer
''San Antonio Cooperage Works..
9ier tperben ale Nrten BON Id1ern
uHb f~onitige 2~tferafbeit in ausseaelG=
netec unb polfommener Weile 1erges
Iieli. Die Wrbeit. ipel1e in bieier OSas
BRIT bergefeat nirb, erfreut ii9 zines
beHeioenspertben &ufes iber ben gan.
SEN 5taat. Inter tiidtiger 2eitung
unb nit ben belfen Grdften unb Mas
i6inen arbeitenb, lit bas @tabliIement
our ieBieen Nusbebnung berangepadien
uno muB nod itetig berer6Bert tpetoen,
UNI oQeil Iuftrdgen gere6t tuerosu gu
f6nnen.
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NuflOiung eiaer @ei9aft8 Sbeil~
Aaberidaft.

Sn InbetraGt Der Nufl6lung unisrer
Observation-Disclosures wirb her Wao.
renDorroib Der Girma g. .. sSranf,
beliehenb in Sdnittmoarsn, In5I9en,
S9uben &C. Dem Bublitum 81 Deii
oentbar n~iebrigien Breifen oferirt, ba
osr Nusoerfauf Bis gum l Sanuar 1890
beDeyfte0i9t fein muB.
IS wirb hermit Dem Bublifum ons
geaeigt. baB Die Observation-Disclosures
f1aft benz Gontratt gemdS an l. So
nuar 1890 erliiGt unb Dab bic Bart=
nsribip an ienem Sage aufgel6if mirb.
s.. 8. Granf,
g. 9eutf3,
Sen MDfe.
San aRtonio, Ser., 81. Nobember '89.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-11-22
Gin aeiuuser alter Wann.

Scr. Sos. WiIfon bon Nlenss Springs,
SGs., Der bic 60ger Sabre iiberi6ritten
bat, faet: Sd babe biele Mebisinen
probirt, babon mebrere iebr quite; aber
ME babe i'd cine gefunben, bic 10 iebr
Jules erftiat. mas fir fe beanfpru6t
wirb, ME @bamberlains Collie, @bo.
Ieras unb 9iarrboe Webi3in. @s lit
tpirtli9 cine iuunberbare Mebi3in. Gum
8ertauf bel 8. gobn & Co., Raltener &
Gobn unb allen anberen Mpotbeten.
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I'm ieinem Sobres : geri6te abe,

Sn ieinem Sabres : geri9te iiber
ben mericanii6en @rports9 anbel tbeilt
Der Ser. Staaten > 8eianbte &ban in
Merifo Golsenbes nit: Der @Tport
bon 3uder, Gafee, 2Orn uub Deiaen
1T auffaaenb gering. Ser grport bon
6%ennsquin (6anf) 1T alein boppelt 10
grOB, tpie Der auer iibrisen Prooutte.
Die 3uder : Probuttiont bat felt 5 Sab
rem bebeutenb abgenommen. Oagegen
bat ber @ebrau9 an S9la6tpieb in Der
9aupttabt Merifo betrd9tli6 3ugenoms
men. Wdbrenb 1878 bort 60, 900 Ropf
&inbbieb gei9la1tet purben, tuurben
1888 bort $4,000 gef6la9tet. Ser
Qonium bon S9afen ffieg in berielben
3eit bon 80. 200 auf 1870, 900.
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cay Seine Oberbemoen fer
tig unb nod MaB BET S. %. Crate
& 6 o., SO. $40 Commerce 3 StraBe.
@pIbftidc.

Sir beiratbsfdbige unb beiratbsIus
ftige iunge Mdnner tbeilen mir bier
cine 2iite Der nod gu babenbea Sem
Oorfer grbinnen, Iebise unb Witttbem,
nit. Wer nod ni6t gemdblt bat, Der
m09e es ui6t mebr al3ulange binaus.
i@ieben. Die befen u@Ol0ff6Iein" in
Wetp 0Drf fiub:
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Git 0ankbarer Datient,

beg iuuen Ramen uiGt aeuannt BADEN rta, uup Der
ieiae b~eMitanotDe observation-disclosures BON yd,,pes
Sesss Eetceu einert tn eiHen Dcttprbnm anaese6enen
nslnet %eernaHft, IhBt burh ms taieIbe tpytenfret an
pn9 eHthalt eeeSepte, bic In ieber NputbeEe aeinoht
screen ionnen. S9tdt Cure Gbrele NIT Brisfmorfe
aH ,wFtbat @Itsif tino 9~tSreufaru", rs qBtR
II. Str Eep Bort R. 3,
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s0- Wenn Sbr ettpas aus Der Apos
tbete braudt, 10 sebt su uuferer neuen
Ipotbeter 6irma: Sips & Gill;
berthOrn, @de 6ouionsS traBe unb
Mbe. G.
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0emti6 @maliibe gbule,

Gan antoufO, 9eras.
anerfannt tin9tise 2ebrdnfaIt fir anaben
nno Wdo9en felt brsibie 5abren in reaer
N~irilamIeit. gortrefFide 2ebrtrdfte unter Be-.
tudbrter aeitung. Der ensIif9en Sprade tuirb,
pie Der Dentfden, bole @ednuna g~etraaen.
Aueereem nnterriGt I'M Sbanifden. Gini9er.
Itapen borbereitete S6iler finbea ~jeberseit
Mutnabme. gdtere AustGnft ertteiIen SER
j.. eroos; grdibent oes SduI , 8orRanbes
nno vs. m. Barbed, Direttpr Der aniaIt
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GMrb=S tOstes Wotis!

8ir BADEN ciasu srOben @orrntb BON Curb,
Stcincn erfer ataTc on Sanb, ale ben 8 bis 5
8ub lang.
allie @runobsiiber, mel9e bon Der StaOt auf-
9~efDroert perben, ibre Seitenpege ma@en gu
lafen, peroen 25 Gent per 2insal.8ub iparen,
Denn le init DEM llnter3ei@netcn einen 3on-
trait abfdlieSeu.
Bran a~breifire ODER penhe ii9 ptrIonli9 an
6. Niggli
325 g. Mamp.Str., Gan gniDnio.
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= unl ben mioriaen @ei9mad BON
8itterIal3 gu Oerbeden, nebme m on bai<
ielbe in 8feferMiaswafer ODER in
i9maraem &affee.
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sS Sips & Silbertborn,
9eutfde Npotbefe, @de Sou.
ltou.S traBe unb Nbe. G.
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R0- q. s. 6ofbeins ON WiIi.
tdr. pIa3ao erfauft bic betannten Wiit9el.
Wagen.
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9errengunit unb 2er9engeldng
tlingt pobl, aber bauert ni9t lang.
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NDti5 an gtemer3abler.

gpnnts Solicitors Offitsl
8erar Co., Sau aatonic, 9sras
Der nnteraeiGuete madt bierburd betennt,
oab Die Staat- unb gountp ad valorem. un6
Rcptfsaer tett fduie III unb fpdtefens bis gum
81. De5ember 1889 ind. be3abIt iein mub.
Sole Gaffiano,
Steuer : GOLlettor bon Berar gountb.