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m FOR RENT. q

The HOUSE 20. I0s Hanover Stress. after
October Ist, 1890 Apply AZ No. Church
cirels- =
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Tor sALE--AN IS FOOT BATTRAU IN
good order. Apply to NJ RS. 6EGELK EN.
EaeIpOrt. DR
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5 CENTS PER FOLIO 400 words) by J..
& v. DUFFY, l02 King George Street. ms
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: WINDER'S WARSAW WASP

Warsaw Indiana.
"The only double breasted, steam
heating. anti. corrosive. brass mounted.
nickel plated, double jointed, non-ex-
plosive. four bladed, gigantic aggrega-
ton of intellectual spectacle of bewilder-
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"Politocology, marketology telegraph
ology, newsology. societology, funol-
ogy, and bigology.
: It is well worth journey of hum
dred miles to see the only genuine all-wool-
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captivity, as he sits in his sanctum of
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nificence Matching dollars by the mill
ions
Printed on real paper-no cheap silk
imitation.
The SiIUer Dollar talks business to its
patrons in this wise:
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q FOR RENT a.

HOUSE on Prince George Street corner of
Craig. belonging 70 the estate Of Ms. Robert
Silver, deceased. Apply 10
a y WRIT RAKDAIL L. Executor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE WATER LOT in
the City of Annapolis. The only water lot
now available. Will be sold at bargain on
immediate application. Apply to
o29 If j. ROLAND BRADY.
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WANTS, FOR SALE, &c.


WANTS, FOR SALE, &c.
We viii insert IN this column advertise.
ments OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost
WOand, &C., mot exoeeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. tor 16 Cents.
EOR SALE HANDSOME NICKEL
IL plated SHOW CASES. Apply at is Fran
els street.
7 OST--On tie evening of November 9Th,
~ either ON Church, Conduit or Gloucester
Streets. piece of BLACK SILK. Findtr will
be suitably rewarded IL returned to 65 Ma n
Street. n6
A HANDSOME ELGIN WATCH FOR
=; ~ - 81 o. : /, ents Rsfiie at CoRCoRAN's on
THURSDAY. the 9th, at S,3I r. NJ. Mo
EOR RENT--A FIVE ROOM TWO STORY
A FRAME CuTTAG Z with good garden and
yard attached for rent reasonabIe, at East
por. Apply next door to Baptist Church.
TOR sALE--AN IS FOOT BATTRAU IN
4 good order. Apply to NJ RS. 6EGELKE EN-.
Eastport. n6
TyPewriting Done,
5 CENTS PER FOLIO 200 words, by ].
Y. DUFFY, lO2 King George Street. ns
TOR SALE-A BABY CARRIAGE in good
4 condition. II particulars apply at No.
II6 King George Street. sn4w
ENOR SALE-A lTOP BUGGY. Price SIS
y Apply at 22 Green strs ct. n3
DoY wANTED-A small BOY to attend
at No ss State Circle. ''' ~ ~ nstf pHS
Needing tonic, or children who want build
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
1t is pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indi-
sestlon, Biliousness and Liver Complaints.
WANTED A SITUATION AS SEAM
w STRESS. Apply at 5s Market Street
EOR RENT-Three pleasant, bright
n and con Portable ROOMS in a very deslra-
bic art or the city, near the Ma SrI Academy
For particulars apply at this office.
EOR RENT.-A NINE ROOM CON
a veuient HOUSE in good ne ghborhood.
u Inn Apply "a Green street.
EoR sALE-A GOOD BUILDING LOT
a in desirable location. For particulars
apply to this Office. o24
WANTED Employment by an honest.
w sober, and industrious Young Man. to
take care Of horses and do general work, Re-
ferences given. Address THOS. CLANCY,
Eastport, A. A. County. Nd.
L0R RENT.-Three Furnished ROOMS
/ for rent No. SO Conduit Street.
WANTED IAN ACTIVE. HONEST MAN.
w Salary 800 monthly IL suitable. with
opportunities for advance, to represent local
" . responsible New York house. Referen-
ces- MANUFAcTURER, Lock Box 1855, N. Y.
DOR sALE-A nne BLACK MARE, Saddle,
Il Harness and q Four Seat DAYTON, will
be sold cheap for cash. For further particu-
lars apply to ALEX. HART. No. 70 Maryland
Avenue. NIX
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FOUND

On the 81 Of Oc'0ber OF Tolly's YAWL-
BOAT. Owner please come forward, prove
property and pay charges.
n J. d. RICHARDSON, Eastport. Id.
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TOR SALE--A BABY CARRIAGE in good
condition. f. particulars apply at No.
II6 King George Street. sn4W
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ENOR RENT-Three pleasant, bright
A and con Portable ROOMS in very desira-
BILE Fart OF the city, near the Ma vi Academy.
For particulars apply at this Office.
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TOR RENT.-A NINE ROOM CON-
veuient HOUSE in good nc ghborhood.
"a Inn Apply "a Green street.
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DOR SALE-A fine BLACK MARE. Saddle,
Il Harness and q Four Seat DAYTON, will
be sold cheap for cash. For further particu-
lars apply to ALEX. HART. No. 70 Maryland
avenue. NIX
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WANTED Employment by an honest.
w sober. and industrious Young Man, to
take care OF horses and do general work. Re-
ferences given. Address THOS, CHI ANEY.
Eaetport, A. A. County, Nd
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ENOR SALE-A TOP BUGGY. Price $i6.-
II Apply at p Green Street. n3
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ENOR sALE-A GOOD BUILDING LOT
Il in desirable location. For particulars
apply to this Office. o24
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pOY WANTED-A small BOY to attend
- Store and learn Plumb ng trade. Apply
| at No. 81 State Circle. p3 tt
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4sPRING VALLEY vIDETTE.

Another newspaper thus advertises
self:
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furnished for one dollar for one year, or
one thousand dollars for one thousand
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-06
PROBATE NOTICE.


in and for E1ko County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Thomas d.
Jaques, Deceased.
Al oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ Tuesday, the fourteenth day Of Octo-
Der, 1890, at ten O'clock A. NJ, of said day,
aud the Courtroom OF said Court, at the
Courthouse in the Town and County Of Elko,
have been appointed as tho time and place
for proving the will Of the said Thomas b.
Jaques, deceased, and for the hearing OF the
application of A. J. Spencer and Charles
Wagner, for the Issuance TO them OF Letters
Testamentary thereon.
l.. o. HENDERSON,
Clerk.
Dated, Elko, September %, 1890,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, MAY "A, 1880.

recently retired from the contracting
business, would have abundant time to
attend to Senatorial duties, and is
strong man with the labor classes. He
would receive heavy support from
his native countrymen, the Bohemiaas,
irrespective of party. EX-Ald Weber
Is named for Representative He would
add considerable strength to the ticket.
In the Seventh it is believed that
John Humphrey will be nominated by
the Republicans, Il. H. Muir, of Clyde.
clerk in the Circuit Court Clerks
office, and William Thelmani will prob.
ably be nominated for the lower
house, The Democrats are about to
name two candidates, "Telephone"
Crafts and John A. Murphy, of Lyons.
In that event the Republicans can
name third candidate with safety and
elect the three.
In the Ninth District Philip Knopf,
Deputy Coroner, is booked for the
Senatorship. Representative S. c.
Hayes may be renominated. He was a
most useful member. The second
nomination is in doubt Coroner Hertz
will hardly attempt to force two of his
deputies on the ticket, aud will leave
young Mr.. Wilk, who is sometimes
mentioned, to look after his duties.
The Democrats propose to run little
Dixon, the ex-Smoke Inspector, for
Senator in this district.
RICHARD BURKE'S CHANCES.
In the Eleventh Senator Richard
Burke will be nominated by the labor
men and indorsed by the Republicans.
He can beat Dick Fitzgerald or John
Cunningham, who are looking for the
nomination on the Democratic side.
John J Quinn, a young lawyer, will be
a candidate for the lower house in this
district. A second candidate may not
be named.
Senator Gauity will be renominated
in the Thirteenth. He proved useful
member of the Senate during his first
term, and can win in his district against
any of the Camp No. 20 Democrats who
may be set up against him. w. A.
johnson, q young Scandinavian of the
Nlwenty- third Ward, and Peter Kiol-
bassa, a Polish-American of the Six
teenth Ward, will be the Republican
candidates for the lower house. This
is strong combination and can win
over the O'Malley-Lyman combination.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
Mr.. LaWler Retires from
the Race in the
Second,
And Is After a Paying County
Job with All His Col
Ors Flying.

If anybody imagines for a moment
that the coming fall campaign is not
going to be an intensely exciting one,
he is greatly mistaken. Both parties
will put forth their utmost endeavors
to win-the Republicans to retain CON
troll, and the Democrats to gain the
State Of Illinois. 1t is the prevailing
belief among all Democrats that they
are going to win. What they base this
claim on is hard to say, unless it be
upon supposed dissensions in the Re-
publican party. But these dissensions
are rapidly being healed, and close
struggle between the leading parties
will result
During the week the friends of Mr..
Charles p Miller, the popular young
North Side Collector, have brought
him ont for County Treasurer. He
beat the strongest man that could be
named for his present position, after a
three days canvass, and if nominated
will make it lively for the opposition.
Charles Kern, the well-known ex-
Sheriff, is being extensively talked up
for this nomination by his friends and
admirers.
Assessor Chase is making a great
tight for the Democratic nomination
for the Shrieyalty and appears to he
gaining strength
The feature of the fight in the Fourth
Congressional District is the fine cam
paigning Of Mr.. George S. Willis.
He deserves victory
Congressman LAWYERS announcement
of his candidacy for Sheriff has created
boom in local politics as against the
much discussed Senatorial question
The fight will begin Immediately after
the State conventions next month
The Shoriffs office seems to present
the most attractions to both parties
and names well known in local affair,
are frequently heard in connection
with tho candidacy for that position
Among tho Democrats most frequentl,
mentioned are John +. Hopkins O
kcusingtou, George Edmausou Of th,
West side, Sam b. Chase of the Nortl
Side and, % course, Mr. Lawlor Mr.
Hopkins 50 o merchant, owns a numbc
90 general torres. aud would be- locke,
upon as concession 10 the countr
dlstrct no Is President Of the Cool
County Democracy and ylce.chairmar
0t tho County Central Committee lli
h.eu.lf .ls.u, among other things cha
bsaas the dat Iu che brll Ito
reIH. mau H year.
tWr' fdman.an j. President af th
toWu boarl aal 3 a.uAtlf kaas
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1890-05-24
Aiiard Man 10 Heat.

Mr. 1homas Lynch, Jr, /. being
talked Of tor CITY Treasurer by lead.
ing Democrats ie would De hard
mIn ~ IDlI
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Mem.@irmimabam ,,madlt fid.M


Ius Der i'm ofteranii6en gifenbi
tfrift lle8enbea iungen Jabritfabt Stem
Birmingham melbet Elm Correspondent
bonn Is. Nopembsr, baB bort irbt Der
brittle 9o@ofet eebaut tperbsn wirb-
Cine bauptld9l'9 aus @slpsS ,lean
ier Gei1dftsleuten b~efebenns @elel
t9att bat nit Germ s. u. Barrett,
nelder lett Sabren Der @ei6dftsfib,
rer beg @tien.Snonfrie3psises i'm &us,
ter StaatsgefdngniB. getpefen uno dig
bor3lglt9er Jahn1ana batannt 1T, Ell
men &ontratt abgei9lOhen, tDona6 bic.
Ter h9 perpfli6tet, nit einem Sabress
gebalt BON $4,000 auf 5 Sabre in cen
Sienf Der betrefenoen @Ompasuie gu
tteten, fur oiefelbe eineu6o9ofeu 3u er.
ttdbte1 uro fur ben gerannten 3eitraum
bic WerlpoltIng beg neien @iienmerfes
3u libernebuen.
Ser WaseotsS Diem - Dag 1T Der Sea,
me Deg tleuen brltten 0odofens-if am
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@eu'e 9atr Walfaut,
Gtuc Merchandising BON aentndb.
Wteiet.

Wor Rur3em--fo mel6et elm WemieIs
blatt-bat in Qouisbile, Rentudp, cine
3uiammeufuaft Der betannten, aus
Meabe gouHfp fiammeuoen 6amiIie
Nitbers ifattgebabt, bic tuobI als Elm,
5ig In ibrer Mrt be3eid,net tuerben borf.
gs mar Bag cine yerIammIung BON &ies
fen. BON iuel@en ieber eine Sbhe BON
liber s CUB unb 6 3ou unb elm Dur@s
ihnittsgeui9t bon 291 pfunb bate.
Die Gamilie beffebt aus 6 1riibern, bic
- nit Musnnbme zines ein3igetl. tueIs
DER mad Seras ibergefebelt III, In
Meaoe @ounip angeie5en urb tuoblba.
benbe FARMER finb. Die 0eranIaIiung
90 bieier 3nianmenfunft mar, ben tes
ganif9en Hruoer, ipel1er nod elmer
4btuefenbeit BON 10 Sabren gum 8efu@
nod benz alien 4eimatbs=6 taate fam,
tn @mpfang au riebmer. Gie5 @ieIen,
tuel9e auf benz 1nbHbofe ben 3ug E,
tuarteten. Deldber ben NruOer bringen
ipllte, battegt itatiirIi9 cine u~iieeu6bns
LTD groBe Nenf@enmenge berbeige3os
gen unb als oattit nod Der fe9ffe Riefe
avs benz Mageu beraus fies unb 3u
ber @ruppe bin5utrnt, iDel9e ben he
tlmringenben 3ufGauertreis cine 9opfs
b6be iiberragte, mar iebes @uge nit &c.
~fpannteifer Neipunberu1g auf biefes ges
nib feItene. tuenr ui@t In feiner grt
einsige 6@auipieI. gbaratterifil@ fur
biefe 9iefenfnmilie III bic ouBerorbents
LID grDbe InbdHgli9teit, uel6e bic
Mtitglieber berfeIbert 3u chamber bnben;
hol3, ipte He auf ibren boben Wu9s
nnb auf ibre Stdrfe aud fino, prablen
he bod ME bamit Dber MAIDEN feinen
yiBbrau@ BON ibrer Gbrperfraft. Die
Wautter biefer RieienfantiIie III mod am
Geben unb 80 Sabre alt.
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gieueiet a. SIR sansss ssgem ansez Orbnnns, eis
Sc finness mlSis i5as, isls Gie' psSl Modem Ssassa anb g|e
fraaen 10 tfeannts mas Jbnen eieenttih febie. Gtf
lelten cine fel&e 8arnuns MID uRbea&fe iaHen. Das
q peg erfs ourtst ~ ali8srletfer Aerpens 3eIrnttuns.
4lsttrte : @sttets rsrhe @te &ues 5nben, mas sur 6ers
eteuune ess nathrii4en 3ngauhes 9brer Rerpen nbibis
". htberrai4enee 9efultate fcIsen benz 0ebran&e
ssf, pig Wtrhaunns rcnsteHt fG. wieber in s~ereseIter
Mste NM Weber nne Mieren uehmeu tire TbdffsEeit
@Its9sr nis ttaher ani. Nan perfu@e cine EIayAe.
aAsu sahsreu aputtsferr.
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esa ..

- Nuf BEN am rs. Nobember BON
6anta 0ueia (2leine NntiIen) In Sol.
beton eingetrofenem Dampfer vSperis
bing Strange" fanb man - brei Sage,
aadbem bas 66if ben 6afsn berlaien
bate, i'm @ebdds &aum einen ,bIinben
Yahasier", Der i9 bort eingei9li6sn
bate, UNI freie pafage gu baben. Ser
arme BarIGc = es mar elm 9eutIWer,
Namens S. Meper mar bur1 ben
Nabrungsmangel, fopie bur9 ben 9luf,
entbaIt in Der beiBen, ftidigeu 2uft 70 ers
mattel, baB er tur5e 3eit, uabbem man
Jpn an Bed gebra6t bate, an Gr>
f6Spfung ffarb. Seine 2eide Durbe
am 81. Nopember ms Heeer periunfen.
Na@ benz 8eri1te oes ginnen.
iteuer. Iommifdrs eingen i'm Staate
3eTas tpdbrenb bes Derfohenen GiseaI.
Sabres on 8innensS teuern elm: $685.
338,410. IS tpurben i'm @taate o.
$50, 700 gigarren fabricirt.
- @inem @erii9te mad bal li1 bic
erft fiirali@ in Mnregung gebra9te gors
pDration CUR @rinbuns einer 9ampfer.
2inie 3pifden @alpeifon unb ben 0ds
fen Der OfsRlfe Gub Mmerifas fest
tuirtlih In @alDeton gebilbst. Der
@efelf@aft bon @albeiicner uno Obi
cagoer Gapitalifen foa Elm Gapital
bon $50. 900, 900 aur 0erfhgung lieben.
Die 3u6tbauss Bebbrbe bat benz
GOuberneur ibren Sabresberi9t einges
reidbt, Der manGes Snterejante ent,
bdIt. 9ana@ betrug bic 3abl Der
6trdfinge am l. Nupember 1890:
3 ,199, mas eiue Nbnabme I'm 103
gegen 6as 8oriabr 3u bebeuten bat.
Jn ben Iebten 3pei Sabren iin6 ni9t
iueniger OILS lat 6trdflinge e~nif1oben.
Der General Superinienbent @oree
beri@tet, oaB bic bon Der 3u9tbausbes
b6r6e bermitielf 6trdflingsarbeit Be.
triebenen inbuitriellen unternebmungen
un0 Garmen fi6 in duBerit etiniiger
GinaH3Iage befinben. Man er3ielte
iasgeiammt einen ueberI9nB bon
$121, 135.
- Sn Nuitin bat man iebt nit ben
groBen 0ammbauten begonnen. trel9e
@eIesenbeit in eutipre9enber @eife ses
feiert tpurbe.
- Cine moblprganiRrte @dubers
banbe f@eint es iebt auf bic 8eraubung
Der tleinen poldmter in Derar @ountp
abeeiebsn ju baben. 90 tpnrbe in Der
Ra9t bonn Sonntag au Montag bic
pphoffce in 2aeofe uno in 0er Wa@t
bonn Montag gu Sienfiag bieienise
In SoIetpilo BON &duberu beimgeiu6t.
Sn beiben 6dlen purben fleinere
Summer @elbes, aber beirdatli9e
Mengen BON Briefmarten 9efoblen.
Bon ben 9ieben LII bis ieBt nod feline
Spur entbedt mDrbeu.
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glue Oroiaau;
Sci es bur6 ben @tabtratb bel
Stabt San MntDnio p~erorbnet:

Sci es bur6 ben Gtabtraib bei
Stabt San Qntonio D~erOrbnet:
Section 1. 9aB es teinem Sin.
De ober irgenb elmer 8erion g~eifattet
iein fou, bic 6reiihulen biefer 5ta6i
gu befuGen, che has Gino Dber bic Der.
ion ni6t elm @erifitat BON eiuem prafti.
%airenben Nrat benz Ghuls9 uperinten.
benton Derge3eigt bat, bur6 tDeldes Be
mieien miro, baB bas Ginb ober BIZ
perfoH innerbaIb feds Sabre Dor be,
3eit, bdB biefelbe Die s9uIe 3u belu,
den beabf9tigt, geimpft tDorben III.
Section 2. DnB biefe Orbinan1
bon Der 3eit ibrer Mnnabme an in Rrafi
treten fol-.
paifirt unb guteebeiBen cen IL. SO.
bember 1890.
8rbaa eaIIaoban
Mttefirt: Ma1or,
6. g. @Iaubon, Gtabt. @lert.
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0inee fdIimmen Waters ainp.

MalrDlis iast IN Sbafeipears 9uRipiel Gpelitb
ptfsetA: sMaonhe lrerhen srcb 8ebcren, manGe werbea
nrun8eniA Gbenfo iR's nit Der Nerppftdt. Man&e
reteen nerrbs sebcrtn, nande sieben f@ 9erpcftdt
nsrSbs m 5FeIIae raa As spa uiTsa'r Sbsr En- gns %SnJs sno
Der 8run Gussansspunft fur biefeS 2eiben,
has RAID ius uuh beunruHisente Dimenficnen ans
ntnlmt. n,tna a. eHt eas Gtatinn her SppcHcntrte
unb 4routfaen 69laFoEsfett ertttAt Bat, ri G&pd6e,
BITE Solee ron Snbtsefton, unb bic Aueue ptefer Sets
ben. ST Der Waseu ni6t i'm Gtanbe, be aufsenpms
meme Nabruns 5u r~erbauen, TT Der Gtpfwe@iet TN Sps
fem sef6rt, 70 bat i@ 9pfetter,s Masenbttters nod
itets ais beHeS unb trdftisit wirfenbes 9etImittel err
rieiep. Der sGGlaf uirb rukts, Der appetit better,
an Steae Der auberrrbentItte zen Gmpinbltmteitbes 9sers
peufpHsms tritt 9iube unb Stettstett tn niejen empinb=
It9en @erebeM, bic fbrperli4e @lbertdnb8traft ninmi
gu, penn bieSts, ME tlar erfHtlia, frdftisenbe 1ers
bauun9ss GItgiE ~iptematiiH sebrauHt mtrb. Hud
Ihldst Is MaIArid, 3beumatismus, RierenIetben, &c.
bertrasbeit uns 6artIeibtstett aus BEN gelhe.
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@egen einen S@nitt, gei1dbigung,
Siebs ober 8ranbnunben giebt es niGfs
BeReres, als GbamberIain's
Pain Balm. Die Munbe BELT
f6neler, als bur6 irgenb ein anberss
Yrdparat, unb. tnenn biefeIbe ni6t gar
gu i6limm 1T. obne Narben gu binter,
lafIen. gu babe1 bel 81. @obn & Co.,
s. Ralteper & Son un6 alIen beoeuten,
ben Mpotbefern.
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Wus Qatnrenc,. Qonsos mi,6 bs

aus 2atorencs, RanTas, pir6 Be.
rt6tet, baB Bite Mefias 8emeeung iebt
aud bic Snbianer bes Snoias
ler aertitotiuuls erariHen babe. Gin
StouT : SnotGuer bat Sic Bepes
eurg inter ben goman9es Gio,
'pos, 4paQes uno @beDennes perbreis
tst. Wu9 fe %beranfalteH isbt Settler.
Sdn3s un6 ertparten bic Qufunft bes
Snoianes=9 eilanbes, Der bic WeiBen
aus benz We1ten oertreiben tuerbe.
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& m G@irmIaben.

GduFer: Der G1lrni, ben i@ seHern
BET SbneH sefauft babe, sebt ia i&on
ni6t mebr 5ul"
Bertdnfer: .Nun tpas fam ib bas
fdt. Wie i'd ibn berfaust babe, mar ct
bod au. sic perbeu i'm mabrf@ein
lid aufsema6t baben."
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Muerlet.

900
Nueriet.
SEPT baben aud Die 4rbetter an
Der ileuen eleftrii9s1 StraBenbabnsSl=
NE isag Dem gatf gno osgoalaen. Oie
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faufen BET Der Slaide u1o 8iite. Sraet grren
9lpptbefer banad.
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sgT Die Supeliere @rit3sr Bros.
246 W. Commensurate baden fur bic
MISUNDERSTANDING eth aussendbltes
Eager BON 9iamanten, @amudIa1en
auer Dirt, mie grpden, Nrmbdnber.
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Commensurate, offeriren fur Die Seier>
tage cine brilante MustpabI BON SoiIets
tetdf@en, @olbs unb Silberwaaren als
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8c9en gebraudt bate, bin ib BON elmer taft
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aber md 'einen groBen gorratb an
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~ Weun SIR gutes trOdenes poifs
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friebigt tperben.