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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-29
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WANT JOHNNY AND YIP
TO Help tbs Living Skeleton and Fat
Woman Draw a Crowd.

NEW YORK, November 2S.-House Surgeon
Newman, VINO has charge of little Johnny
Gethins aud his pet spaniel YIp, at the Char
ity Hospital on Blackwelps Island, said this
morning that his two patients were resting
and that he was confident that the union be.
tween their shinbones had begun.
Two dime museum managers have offered
Johnny and hi, dog positions just as soon as
they are discharged. 1t is doubtful if John
nie's parents will allow him to become
frpak
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$2.O94, ,208, of which 81, ,O72,59l are direct and
$l,02l,6l7 contingent. The nominal assets
are 81, ,4S3 352; actual assets, 81, ,0O9. $40; Sc
cured debts, S1,002,00 estimated value of
security, 1886, $50; estimated value of assets
turned over to assignee, S172.690. The as
slgnors are endorsers on notes of various
firms for a large amount which have been
discounted by the banks or are held as col
lateral security by bankers and banks.
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Washington Notes.

At the request of the State Department,
customs collectors have been asked to ex-
press opinions as to the feasibility of intro
ducing the metric system of weights and
measures into the customs service. The re-
quest was made in consequence of sugges-
ton of the recent international conference
As result secretary Window has Informed
Secretary Blaine that diversity of opinion
exists among the several officers but that il
appears to be conceded that the adoption of
the system under the laws now in force is
imnracticahlp
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snna Hnanufacturers connhininu

Boston, November 2S.-The Boston Com
mercal Bulletin will announce tomorrow the
formation of a national organization OF ali
the shoe manufacturers of the United States
for the purpose of fighting certain royalties
now so common in shoe machinery. The
Bulletin also publishes q statement from
Rochester regarding the union Of shoe man
ufactarers there to fight unreasonable inter
ference from walking deleget.s
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AUGUSTA. November 2S-Everybody Is
talking railroad in Augusta and il some Of
the various proiects S do not mateTialze It will
b. surprise. rhe latest scheme to receive
prominent notice is the building q narrow
gauge line between Lewiston ir,n anG Tanqen
an anniieation would be made TO the legsa-
ture f1r charter to build such a road has
been drawn receiving the signature of Aon.
=. O, Vickery,
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.Innn Rakar,s Crime.

PHILADELPHIA, November % John r.
Baker. Jr, the missing stock broker, has
misappropriated about $l,000,000 Of the Sc
curities belonging to the estate OF his grand
fathnr Charles Baker
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MAKEs A GOOD SHOWING.
The Present Method of Handling the
Government finances.

Government Finances.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The forth
coming report of the Secretary of the Treas
ury will contain several tabulated statements
showing as nearly as possible the exact
amounts of various kinds of money in ac-
tual circulation among the people in the sew
eral different periods from 1870 to the pres
ent time. From these tables it is shown that
during the twenty wears from October l.
1870, to October /, 1890, the total increase In
circulation has been over 1927 900 GOO The
total circulation per capita in 1870 was $l9,97:
in 1890. 1928 96. From March 4, 1889 to Octo-
Der l, 1890. the aggregate increase in circu-
lation was 500, ,S66,813; increase per capita
a0out ST. 90. From the CORES ponding period
from March 4, 1885, to October /, 1856, the
aggregate decrease in circulation was $21,-
859. .494, a total difference in favor of the last
nineteen months of over $6,oO0,000 a month.
1t is stated that the large increase since
March 4, 1885, is mainly due to the present
policy of keeping the surplus as low as pos
sible by the purchase and redemption of
bonds, saving the interest and restoring the
money to circulation while the large decrease
in circulation for the correspon ding period
from March 4, 1885, to October i, 1886 was
due TO the opposite policy.
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Foreign Notes

Irish land bill, introduced into the Commons
Thursday nights based upon fraud and sure
TO end In disaster.
M. Reynaud, managing director OF the
Banque d'Etat, Paris, carried away in his
flight million francs subscribed for the
loan OF the city OF Macon.
DIR. Watson Cheyne has begun expert
ments in London with Prof. Koch's lymph
lie says THE fluid does not actually de-
stroy the bacilli. 1t acts on the TISSUES or
cells, 10 which the bacillt are sn9gly h'ulrng, rS,
leaving everything else untouched. Inc
rapidifv with which the effects OF the mud
MAKE themselves apparent shows plains
what a wonderful agency II Is and what care
"a naedad In using Ii.
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France Not plsp esed 10 Yield.

PARIS, November 2S.-keports current
among French fishermen that the govern
ment had surrendered the rights Of France
on the French shore OF Newfoundland, have
elected the statement from the ministry Of
marine that there is now less question OF
cedng the French rights in Newfoundland
to Great Britain than ever before.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-29
TIRE W EAThEK.


Following is the forecast of the wealth 4r for
New England: Fair, except snow furries
in Maine, New Hampshire aud Vermont;
slightly warmer southwesterlY winds.
Cautionary signals will be displayed from
Woods Holl Section to Narraganset Section
and from Boston to EastpOrt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-29
BAD News from eargor.
A Prosperous Maine Boom.

LIvERMoRE FALLS. November 2S.-The
Otis Falls Pulp Company will erect a large
paper mill next spring near the site of their
present pulp mill at Otis Falls. The town
has voted to tax them for only $4,000 as the
valuation of both pulp and paper mills a.
though they are worth several times that
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cnuarnmony grlngs suIt.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2S The Call
saws the United States government has
brought silt to secure the cancellation of the
laasa III the southern Pacific aud also to Sc
cnre the cancellation Of the lease Of the Cen
fral Pacific telegraph lines to the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
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Estados Unidos do Brazil,
Is de Novembre,
J-de 1897

The date named is that which the new re-
public counts as her national birthday.
Upon the reverse of the medal is the figure
of the American eagle bearing in its claws
the coat of arms of the United States with
branches of oak and laurel. rhe eagle Is
represented as flying toward Brazil with an
olive branch in its beak. Aroand 1t Is the
motto:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-11-29
Another of rnose engnsn "Lords !,

TRENTON, N. j., November 2S.-A young
Englishman, who says he is Henry, eldest
son Of Lord Elders, OF the strand, London n
was arrested here this afternoon and lodged
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soston & Maine Statement.

Inc Boston & Maine statement for the
quarter ending September 30, 1890, compares
as follows with last year:
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Since the enactment of the Maine
Nor-F0ffeiture Law the UNION
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY has afforded extended
insurance upon some hundreds OF
policies that had iapsed, ana mas
paid In fun no fewer tnap one
Hundred and Forty ciaims there
under.
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Pretty Cold Weather This.

ISptCIdI 10 Lnt PTtS5.J
RICHMOND, November 28.-The Kennebec
is frozen over here this morning, but the ice
will probably break up in a tide or two.
BRowNFIELD, November 23.-It is cold
here today. -Four below zero was the record
of the thermometer Friday morning.
Bad News From eargor.
BANGOR, November 2S.-The young son Of
Frank E. Barker of Exeter. broke through
the ice yesterday on the pond while skating
and was drowned. He was aged about H.
A man named Dumphry, belonging in
Canada, was killed by tree falling on him
a few days ago. He was working for W. e
Palmer on the Trout brook numbering opera
ti0ns.
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LlahIIltlea In the MILLIONS.

NEW YORK, November 28.-The schedules
ers, 81 Pine street, show total liabilities Of
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SKA 7 { S !!

haymoop9a Extension, Long Reach. Acme Spring.
tupSI,Si Oiuh, ia tern Acme ana other patterns,
koL laueS and gents, Wholesale q d retail.
s9as,a Suhs ana sporting Goods. G. l.. BAILEY. 263
niuu'e siee" noY26d3w
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Fires In Maine.

DAMARIscoTTA, November 2s.-The old
historic Blaney mansion, near Walpole
church, was totally destroyed by fee this
morning between L and / O'Clock. It has
been unoccupied for many years and was in
state of dilapidatlon. The fire was prob
ably incendiary.
AUGUSTA. November e8.--The house own
ed by T. l.. Hamlin on Perham street, occu.
pied by W M. Knowles, was badly damaged
for $1560. i'N
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Local Weather Report,

PORTLAND, Me-, November 2s, 1s3o.
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Another New Schooner.

MAcHIAs, November %. - There was
launched today at Columbia Falls by Isaac
Carleton, builder, schooner Josephine FlIi-
cctt, $50 tons. She will be commanded bv
Otis Or Colesand is owned by the master oDd d
Boston andNew York parties anu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-04-05
AGrertisements.
Reward of $500.

WHEREAS, AT OR ABOUT TWO
w o'clock on the morning of the 2Sth of
February, 1890, Mr.. Ng NgOng of the firm
of Kwong Lee Yuen Co., was seriously
wounded with a knife or other sharp in
strument by certain person who felon-
iously broke and entered into the dwelling
house of the said Ng Ngong in the rear of
the premises of the said Kwong Lee Yuen
Co. on Maunakea street, Honolulu, H. l.
Five Hundred Dollars ($5OO) will be paid
by the United Chinese Society to any per-
son or persons who will give Information
to the Police which will lead to the appre-
hension and conviction of the guilty party.
Per Order. YIN QUON,
Secretary United Chinese Society.
Honolulu, March 5, 1890. Slim
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Union Iron Works Co.

NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN THAT
N at a meeting of the subscribers to the
capital stock of the above named Company
was voted to accept the Charter of Corpor-
alton dated March l, 1890, for the term of
fifty years, granted by the Hawaiian Gov
eminent. The liability of the stockholders
is limited to the amount due and unpaid
on the shares held. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
in. S. Williams ..... President
Auditor. "A. }. Cartwright
The above named officers also constitute
q Board of Directors.
ROBT. MORE,
56-1m Secretary and Treasurer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17

Sci es bur9 ben Stabtratb Der Gtabt
San Mntonic berorbnet:
@ection /. SaB bic brittle Sell
ton, Sapitel SO Der rebibirten Srbis
ian3en babin amenbirt uerbe. baB fte in
3ufunft tpie folgt lautet:
Section3 3. Dem ffdbiif1en Sos
btengrdber III es berboten, ben 26rper
irgeno eiuer tnnerDalb ber 6tabigren.
gen nerforbenen Berlon, obne 3eGgniB
beg Stabtar5tes gu beerbiaen. gr fol
ferner gebaiten fem, itab benz 3eusniB
ocs Stabtarstes bic Nanuet aaer beer.
bisten periouen nit 4nenbe bes Beer,
b~iaungstages. Der Drummer bes @rabes
uno Der 9eftion bes &if9bofes, mo Der
8sgrd6niBplab liegt, in Elm Bud einaus
gen. 6erner fol fein fabtif9er 80.
btengrdber ooer irgenb iemanb anbers
ben &6rper irsenb elmer berforbenen
perfon %berfCnben, pbne borber bonn
S%ta6tar5t einen Sransport. grlaubniB'
f6ein erlanst gu babsn unb feline 81.
lenbabn, @rpreB Gompasnie ober irs
9eub cine PerfoE ober pesfonen iollen
irgeab einen G6rper elmer berTforbenen
pesfon obne biefen grlaubniBi@ein
t%ransportiren.
Settion 2. Srgenb cine gerion
s5ber Berfonen. wel@e bic Befimmurs
gen bieier SrOinan3 berleBen iOllen nod
erfoIgter ueberftibrlng Dor benz &efors
Der nit elmer @elbfrafe bon nidt we.
niger benn @inbunoert Dollars unb
ni9t mebr benn 3~peibunbert Dollars,
fir iebe einaelHe ue5ertretung beitraft
Derben.
paiFrt uno genebmigt ben 8. Ses
aember 1890.
8rpan @aIIagban,
Mttefirt: Mapor.
6. Q. GIaubon, Stabts@lert.
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= Gin hamburger, nennen mir i'm
6errn S., Der Elm bern6bnter &au.
DER III. fdbrt in einem engen Glen.
babn.GDure nit einem 8erliasr aufams
men, Der cine abf9euli9e @igatre
f1mau6t. 90 oQerIei Winte nit oem
3aunpfabl nidts fru6ten, uub Der
Scrub unertrdsli@ pirb, bei6lieBt
9err g., Elm i6on oft elprobtes Mittel
a%n3uuenben. gr etbebt fid nit eiuem
b6fi1en: .Sie erIauben pobI, baB
i@ oas 6enfer 6fae", nobel er bic
6anb bes &auders gu freifen tuei5,
bob bieiem bic @igarre entialt. 0err
&. bat fcrner bas unglid, auf ne su
tretsu uno iast beitirat: %, bite
tauienbmal UNI gnti9ulbisung. Oorf
Id Sbnen bon meiuen anbieten? Sic
ftnb ni@i sanl f6le6t." - y@enu Sc
%erlauben", fcst Der 8erliner febr
freunbli9, lid bin 10 frei". St ent.
nimmt Der bargereiGien Sof6e brei
Stld. ifsdt fe elm uu6 etfl6rt Oers
gniigt: Oct is ne feline Sotte, bic
rood i9 uh'n Sonhtas". Sptiht's
unb stinoet i6 mieOtr cine bon fsinen
Etintaborss on.
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Stein : 8rHde.
Mapors Office,
6tabt San QntoniO, Serns.
SpaPmher 1900

D. Oe3eMDer, IOSU.
Sn 1ebereinFimmuug nit Dem Rapis
tel XLVI Der rebioirten Sr6inanaen
perben betiegelte Mngebote In oieier
Office big gum
Samftas, ben 3. Sanmar 1891
II ubr Mittaes eatsegeneeaommen
pes6en. fit bic 9a@t Der @teinbriide
Der barten Steine SO. 90. 20, "a, 25,
26 uuo 81 fur bas Sabr 1891. Bieter
Dsrben eriuGt, bel ser gingabe ibrer
Mngebote beim Sta6t : @lert fiinf3ig
Dollars Ill beponiren, aIs cine @arans
tie, baB iie ben poreef6lasenen Mieibs,
Gontraft eingeben unb bic bafGr no,
tbige Burgf9aft fieuen; gei9ieht Ieb.
teres nidt, 10 lit bic ~beponirte Gumme
an bic 5tant b~erfaneu.
Die Sta6t bebdIt fd) 60s &s6t Dor,
irgenb eirs ooer ale Nnsebote auriid.
3upeiien.
Mngebote mi1en an ben MaDor ge.
ri6tet unb Proposals for Lease of
Rock Quarry nberf6rieben iein.
BrDan @aIIagban,s
NiteIirt /; Wobor.
6. %. @I%au6pu, @tabts@ lerf.
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gaKese aadb gmrDpa.

Die Ngenturen beg 9errn SO. s.
Ooung, Nn. l Commerce : GtraBe,
can Nntonio, un6 No. COB Mains
StraBe, OaIIas, bertreten nur bic
anerfannt befen europdif9en Dampfers
2snieu> 0err Douns 1T i'm 9tanbe bic
biIIigfen Raten gu gebeu. err
tbeilt bereitmilig iebe eetpanf6te Muss
tunft unb beiOrgt iebr prompt ale ibm
iibersebsnen Muftrdge. Wer nod Gu
ropa gu reifen ntnf@t, Dber 8ernanote
beriberfommen laRen min, tpenbe fi@
on irgenb cine bet ~geuanntea Mgentureu.
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Rafs fit @utter!

@nr iiber 505ahfeu idlon wurbe Mrs.
WiusloD's Gooibir9 Gnrup BON Mils
lioneu BON Mhiterr beim 3abnen ber
Giaber dngeaenoet. WirR Su i'm
gdlafe bur1 Bag Sdreien zines 2inbes
eeit6ti. bas i'm 3ebaen III unb por
Gbne,;en neiatf menn 10, faTe icfctt
eint 8Iaf9e bon gMys. MiastotD's Cos.
thing epraps balsn Gein Wsri9 III ure
besablbar. 81 ARB BEN fieinen 9eibei.
ben iofOrt 9inosfA.1g beriaeAen. Ser.
laBt @u3 hatauf. Mitter, IS lit fein
3ueifel oartbsi. SIS bsilt Dpienterp
unb 9iarrboe, .esnl.rt ben Magen unb
tie Wiersn. befeitigt Winb 4Diif, cts
wsidt ben @oursa, petbinbe,t gnt3ins
ouns unb ldtft bas aar3e @pfem.
sMfrs. @insibns Soothing @prups
fir 3abnerbe Ginber III ongenebm In
GeFdmad unb baS &e5epf Hammi bon
einem Ger beften tneIbIiGen Meraie In
ben Ser. 9taatsu. @s i'll Bet allen
9ruggifen in her sausen MeItl al boz
ben. BTeis % @ig. per 6lafGe.
Pauft EiG.s auheres els Mers. Wirss
Ions Goothing Snrup.
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StaatO bio, Stabt goIebo,t
S QucuB @,onutn. s.. s.

u
Gramt 8. beneb r. bsitpsst, sa6 CT Der
dltere 8artaer Der Girma G.3. @6eae1 &c
60, it, pelde Gefdafte in Der S.att Solebc,
tn oben eenanntsm gountb uno @taate, thut,
uno baB beInpte Girtna bic Summe bon n.
bnnhert Dollars fir ieoen Soil bon aa.
tartb besablen uirb, Der bnrG ben @ebraud
Ton &alI'S &atarrb EUR r;dt aebeilt
tperoen Tam. Grant S. G5tneb.
8ef9poren Dor mir unb nnteri arieben in
meiner @essaidart am 6. September A. D. SO.
@ u. IS. @Ieafpn n,
w ofentlider @otar.
SaH's 2ata,rb Sur pirb innerIid aenum,
men unb pirft birett auE bass 8lut unb bic
fGleimieen Sberad6en4 beS Citizens. 2ast
Gud umfonft peu9niGe tcmmen.
8. ). @benee & &C.,, IoIebo, Gbio.
tB- Sertauft ton sIpotbsteru, rs Ste.
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Az Scr Nlnmher q. Is. 0ltfis

aa Ser plumber S. 6. 2lttiae,
Ro. 20 Gbenue 8 nabe P0f Offiee,
bat. u.n ben geifeigerteM Nnipri6en,
bic az fein Gef6dft gefelt perben,
radiemmen au f6nnen, R6 NIT einem
tldtIssn Ga9manne, Germ Sbomas,
aioeiilt nnb pirb ME gep6bnIi1 our
3uFyiebenbeit bes YubIitums aIe 9al.
ridge raid erlebjgen. Selepbou 427.
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Yamt @agmer.

a Wir baben einen etoBen She'll
uuIeres Waarenlagets betfduft, baben
aber mod einen groBen 8orratB an
9anb un0 ~offeriren iebt 9amen. unb
Mdbaen : W6ntel uno Sadets gu nod
niehrigern preifen tDie borber.
g. SeutfG & So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-12-17

sa- Bie 1T bies ginbunberiunb,
finf3ie reue Samen : GIeiber aler Mrt
bon SO, SIP unb SIS. Deroeu aae
gum prsiie BON SIS berfauft. 8erfeblt
ni6t, bor3uipre6en unb He gu bef9iis
gen bel g. 9eutf@ & So.
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Seffentliae Mnseise.
Mapors 0ffiee,
5an NntOniO, 5. 9e3., 80. !

Sun NntonlD, .. Oe3., 80.
SierOur9 uir6 befannt gemadt, bag
i'd am 20. Gage bes DECEMBER 1890 UNI
Ii ubr 8ormittags in Der 0auptmartts
bale bamit beginner tperoe, Die 6Ieif9.
itdnbe i'm befagten MarIt fir bas Sotr
1891 on ben b69iten unb beftsu Bieter
at D~erfauFen.
Seine M~ngebOte tDerben e~ntgegenges
nOmmen, bic unter ben BON benz Sta6ts
ratb fefsefteGten Minimum . preiien
inb. u. 8runi
Marttmeifer.
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~ Wenn Sbr autss trodenss poit.
Oat 8rennboIs braudt. ipre@t ucr ober
beftelt per Selepbon BEL ber Sunset
Wood Company; He bat itets bas 8efe
i'm Warfte. Selepbon 81.
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~ @rit3er8ros., SEQ. 246 %.
Commensurate, otferiren fur bic Geier>
toge cine brilante NusmabI bon Spilet'
tetdit6en, @Olb' uab Silberwaaren als
ler Dirt. Spre@t norl
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sas- Neue 6eutF9e 8lnfen, beuti9es
@ouertraut, Dill @urfen. Gin srpBes
Nfortiment bon in 8ii9ien einsema9s
ten Gridten, @emaien, GIeii9maaren
&C.; BET Souis 2unteI SO. 81
ROrbs6loresfraBs.
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Ezs- Das SupelenIaser Der 6irma
@rit3er Bros. III boppelt 10 rei6s
baItig pie bergangeues Sabr; isber
@ei6mad unb tebe 80rie t6nnen be'
frieoi9t nerben.
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8ag- ssern. Gbeliua bet eiaeu So,

IA Ter0. GbeIin9 bet einen Bar
raDm erier @lafe er6fnet Meff.@oms
1metces Sir. 239 (friber Nettes Npo'
tbsfs.) @tets frif6es Bier on 3npfe,
feine Wbisfsp's unb CUTE gisarrert.
Gin semtitbli6es 20cal. bas Sober be-
iu9en folte!
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~ Wer sebiesene Wsiuadtssei9en,
te faufen min, folte an @ritSer
8rDs. 8eben, bereil Supelers unb
ubrens2ager unitreitis bas ~elesantefe
in Der Staot lit.
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s@ &oRren. @ianbeIn, @uronot,
feline 8epiiras. Berner DelitateFen
aIer 4lt bel 2ouis R~unteI,s 27
Norb,Glesess StroBe.
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uniern $500 @6ub flbsen mir felt
8 Sabren unb garaaiiren isbes paar.
Mu@ III BET un5 dles in 9ameHs. Ser
REM, anaben= uab Mdh9en g9uben
3u fineen.
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sD- 9pile RobIen So per 9oune;
Mcglaiisr 6lad unb 2ptIe semifdt 81.
-Snbian Serritorp 2Oblen bette Qnas
Iitdt $3.50. penn: 4Htbraeit Gobler
$13. gbenIo has bette iroGene Diem
unb @orb 8rennbol5 au n~iebrigfien
greilen BEL Carr & &OberfDn I,
IA 8urleiousS traBe. Selepbon 1913.
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y Maberids 8a Mt be3ablt a
pro3ent 3inien fir 3eit'S epoften.
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Su 8iea III Der aus Der 86eins
9fn5iH8 }ammenbe @rbberr Sc, grGFs
iideu TQmilie GidiuGen : 6obenburg
u6ter hsr stntldse bes gettugs oartafttt
mosoen. Ser boruehme Serr Bat eluer
ormen Wittwe eiueu !9siraibsanirae
gsmaat unb ibt unter Dem gorwaube,
er babe in Der flsiren 2otietie gepone
ner uab eriparte 5iunen iueni9en 8a
gen bic Gus8abiuna beg Srefers, iDre
gstingea gefparHiAe abBe!9minbet.
Ha~ MatOeltt, NitTe, &oIinea, aoz
rtntben, fran30fii6e pflaumett, feline
enalii6e Graders, @eleeS, Mirce MSeat,
@bofoIa6e, 8adgetpiir3c etc. BEL psi L
on & &pte.
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Cinderella G&ab Store,
gde Of 9ouiiOnIiraBe uno Noenue G,

1aE Yaneoah& 5obn Rrb in
ibrem bebeutenb beIgrbBesien Geiddfts'
Total In ieber 6inHGt cuff bic 9erbf=
umo Minter 6aiion norbereitet. Sic
baben cine DortrefHi6e Muswabl bon
5toffen fur 0erren, welde Nn5iige nod
MaB mtiniden. uno in ibrem 0ager III
Nles bertreten, mas our 0errentoilette
geh6rt. GertiSe Nn5ise mad neuefem
Sdnitt in ieoer Qualitdt unb 81 iebem
Preiie; fetne ueber3ieber; moberne gu.
te; unter3eug Der Salon angepaBt
moaene unb Isinene 0emben, &rapat.
ten unb ale bic an6eren 6erren s oiIet.
ten.M rtitel. paneoaf 6 Sobn erbal.
ten ibren &uF, bic lsitenbe Girma ibre,
8ran1c gu iein, aufre9t.
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aar ge!et 8. Deuti9 6 Cos.
Wn3eigen iii 6iefem Slate.
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Cine @roiaams

Sur Nmenoiruns Der 8. Section, Sea.
pitel SO Der reDibirten Srbinanaen.
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B9- Niemanb braudt gu .frieren.
Wir baben elm eroBes Saser BON 2abies
8almoral Sfirts unb baben bic preiie
bafir wie folst berabsefeBt:
n ~ Al ~ Ill sn IRIS
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sT Die SuDelisre grit3er Bros.
246 %. @ommercearaBe baben Tdr bic
MISUNDERSTANDING ein aussemdbltes
Eager bon Siamanten, 9hmufIa1en
alIer Nrt, ME 8roden, Mrmbdnber,
2etten, ubren &c. &C.
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u. Srttnsuitf & sobn,
belteben6 aus 9errens unb anabenz
Nnaiigen, 9iiten, S6uben, Stiefeln,
Gleiberitofen auer 9trt, gubmaaren,
Quilts utb 8lanfets, fur5 Der fdmmtz
libe @orratb melt u1ter 9oitenpreis,
bur6 81. 9 @nitser,
Niiignee,
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" 5 5ebr fein bon IS Gems big 3u 81.
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