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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
P.cu,,ar,,,.. Of Lichsp.,

The lichen Is remarkable for the great
age 70 which II lives; there Ia good ground
for believing that they endure as long as
100 gears. An authority states that some
plants have been found by actual observn-
ton TO endure Is years. Their growth 10
exceedingly slow, indicating that only n
little uonrishment serves TO keep them
alive. In dry time they have power OF
suspending growth altogether. renewing
It again at the fall Of rain. In time OF
rain they change their color, becoming
greener. Another Interesting fact about
lichens b. that they grow only where the
air il free from smoke or dust. They are
never found growing In the neighborho0d
OF towns, where the atmosphere is inn
pregnated with SCOT and smoke. Thus
these plants afford an Indication Of tbs
purity Of the air.--Forest and Stream. :
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

Men may also from motives OF policy
adopt a superior style OF dress They
Judge one another very much by attire.
That most acute observer, Chesterfield,
has told us that well dressed man, by
means of his good clothes, impresses men
much more than he does women. | think
this very true. Life is a struggle. We
make way for successful man just as Ia
old times they made way for the man in
armor. Ii is by mans personal appear
ance that the world, TO a considerable de
gree, Judges Of his success. There Is, per.
haps, no country in which men are SC
much judged by their appearance as in
this No one has q title or a family Il
fall back upon, and there are few othei
things by which 10 form a jos .:ment. =
American Magazine.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

The bank picket has the finest time Of
Il, though This extraordinary guard
takes mp its quarters inside the Bank OF
England every evening at O'Clock all the
year round remaining there until the
next morning Il Is an officers guard,
aud consists of a drummer, two sergeants
and over thirty men. Each man receives
shilling from the bank authorities i'm
metliately on his arrival, a sergeant share
being two sh.llings. The officer Ii allowed
= dinner laid for two. with three bottles
of wine, aud il permitted to invite a
friend. The guard Is comfortably housed,
eaca man being served out with n watch
coat aud blanket. Sentries are posted
during ahe night m the bullion house and
! the counting house parlor.--London So
cietY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

one day, and since that time We have
shot ten men and discouraged about
fifty others. The man who hicks us
has got TO he chain liVhtn ng. We
lead the social sw RI, will shortly be
elected Mayor, and whatever we say
goes. Gra6 ualt as the climate has
affected and developed ms, we have in
trodnced the style Of eating with y
fork. wearing white shirts and encour-
aging Chinese lanndries- aud we are
considered authority on grammar.
pri nights, ancient history. poetry,
the business outlook and the grizzly
bear
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
The HOUR GLASS.

Time b no rushing torrent, dark and hoarse,
A. thou hast heard from baris and saacs old:
sit here with me (wonltlst thou the truth hehoid)
And watch the current hour run It's course
eee how without upruar or sullen force
GlideS the slim, shadowy rill Of atom gold,
which, when tine Inst slow, guiieful grain Is told
Forever Is returned unto its source
This is Times stream, by whose repeated fall
Unnnmbered fond ones since the world was new,
Loitered as we, unwarned OF doom the while:
Wonidst think ~ slender strean could cover aili
But a. we speak, some eddy draws tIs, too
Me~eems dim grow thine eyes and dim thy
smile.
Edith NJ Thomas In The Century
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

every issue he would not have been
standing where he was In fact, Bill
talked so fiuently that we were almost
a mind to ask the boys to spare him
and let us try him as an advertising
solicitor We reelected. however, that
the crowd had been put to a great deal
of trouble and probably would be dis
appointed. and therefore heli our peace
while ilill was swung off. The very
last thing he did was to hand us his
gun as an equivalent To the cost of ten
years subscription to the Kicker for
his mother.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

Mutual organizations 60 insure against
epiiemics are being established in some OF
the large manufactures Of Sheffield, Eng
land Each workman contributes Cor l-2
per cent. Of his wages, aud I'm return is
guaranteed payment equal to his ay-
erage wages should he be obliged 10 quit
work On account of any epidemic in his
family. The proprietors OF the manu-
factories have charge Of the funds.-New
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

We have decided that all subscribers
who call at this office and pay for The
Blizzard year IN advance, beginning
with Jan 1, shall have their receipts
written in red ink This will. OF course,
entail considerable expense, but We are
making money and can afford it.-Oil
City Blizzard.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
sitting In the Air.

A young German officer, rather new to
his work, was drilling squad of raw re-
cruits, aud gave the word OF command;
cliff the right legfi One Of the soldiers
by mistake raised his left leg, so that it
Joined closely to the right leg OF his neigh
Dor. .sDonnerwetterii' exclaimed the
officer, s'what jackanapes has lifted both
his legssn--Eliegende Blatter.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

dehorning cattle can not produce them
fast enough to meet the demand. One
large stOckman has been dehorning at the
rate Of 1000 per week.-chicago Times.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

Brown-"wbat the deuce Is the mat
ter? You look AS though you were
prisoner In your own house.
smith, find by reading the census
reports that prisons are the healthiest
places In the country, because of the
mode Of life; and not feeling well, |
thought I'd try 1t at home"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12

pm I in his hanging. To-day we are
tie richest and the healthiest man IN
the county. Feel like Texas st'er
all the time, and have got hole full Of
money. Before the climate took hold
of US any body could boot ns around
and slap our jaws. The worm turned
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
That's No Way.

Two or three weeks ago we had an
item to the effect that he County
Clerk OF IL county was drinking so
much tanglefoot thas public business
was being sadly neglected. We meant
it in all kindness, and hoped he would
take IL that way. but IL seems that ,e
iron struck home. Instead of coming
to this Office and talking the mater
over in friendly way, he banged our
sanctum ioor open last Monday and be-
gan blazing away at us with an old re-
volver as long as rail aud as noisy as
a cannon. lie shot hole In our Office
clock perforated state map of Ne
braska and knocked the end of "a horn
of plenty we had hanging up for an
ornament The rest of his lead went
wild
We don't want to be eaptious about
these things, but we have feelings TO
BE- hurt. After the blithe young man
had got through we rose up and sliced
/ the lobe of his left ear off as souvenir
and then threw him into the street
We were somewhat riled for a minute,
but when he broke down and cried we
went out and stuck the lobe in its
place and made friends with him. His
ear will he as good as ever in a couple
of weeks, ana we hope the matter will
prove a great moral lesson to him.
It,s she Climate,
We are in receipt of letters every
week from parties in I 10 East asking
about business. the climate, chances
etc. There are some good things about
this country, and we don't deny that
there are some bad ones. The better
way Is to come out and personally in
vestigata. As far as the climate lis con.
cerned we declare IL the best on earth
ur own case is proof of what IL can
do. We arrived IN this town thres
years ago with one lung gone lame in
both knees, dead broke for cash, and
having cough on us which made
Everybody think thunderstorm wa.
coming mp when we let loose. 0ui
eyes were so bad we couldn't see 9
Digger Indian fifty feet away. and our
hearing had run down until mar
would have had to ask ms four times u
drink with him before we could have
suspected what was up.
The first three nights here we slepi
under wagon on Kit Carson Square
and we distinctly remember of old BIl
Parker kicking us across the street
when we asked hlm TO lend ms dims
10 buy breakfast. Old Hill Is deae
now. We took somewhat of an activ,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1891-12-12
In TIE PANT0MIME.
PARTS WHICH CHILDREN LIKE HEsr
IN SPECTACULAR PLAYS.

Stage Talent in Tots-seadiness with
which Little Ones Learn Their Parts.
Wonderful Memory Concerning stage
business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31

generally more in the back districts, though
even the poorest of those l have vet seen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
HOW THEY CURE RHEUMATISM IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

Mr.. ]. F. Meighan, Pittsburgh cigar
dealer, awoke one morning with an attack
OF rheumatism in his right arm. Working
around the store during the forenoon made
it worse. BY noon the pain was so severe
that he could not raise his hand to his head
and had to carry his arm in a sling. One
of his customers, on learning the facts,
went across the street to E. E. Heck's drug
store, and at his own expense procured a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and per-
suaded the cigar dealer to try it. 1t eased
the pain and reduced the swelling so that
by the next morning he could use his arm,
and by the second morning was entirely
we'll This is only one of the many severe
cases of rheumatism that have been cured
by this valuable remedy. so cent bottles
For sale by z. G. M. I. drug dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31

have short skirtto hide the upper parts of
their bodies. The clothes of all are, as a
rule, cleanlier than those of other peoples
in the same condition of poverty, and the
self-respect which they possessed when IN
der Montezuma they were the most civilized
people on this continent, clings to them
still. and many students of Mexican ques
tions believe they are the people with
future. FRANK G. CARPENTER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-31
TIE FAIR YET HoMELY SEX.


The women are as strange as the men,
though their plumage is less. Those of the
Weather classes are dressed IN black, and
the crowd at one Of the cathsdrals looks as
though plague had struck the town and ali
the women were in mourning In these in
terror cities Of Mexico the better class of
women wear no hats, and their heads are
either bare or covered with black shawl.
out OF which their olive-complexioned faces
shlne and their dark, lustrous eyes look at
you with strange wonder. There is no
greater beautiher than black, and l believe
these Mexican and Spanish women get a
great part OF their reputation for beauty
from the clothes they wear. At first sight
they appear handsome, but close examin-
alton results in the discovery that the most
of them are rather homely than otherwise
and that many are decidedly ugly. The
Indian women are much prettier than their
Weather sisters. They have a striking
beauty when under age, but after thirty
they grow old rapidly, and hard work and
poor food make them wrinkled and old at
thirty five. They are more picturesque
than the higher classes, and their dress
takes you again back to the east. They Of
ten wear dark blue cottons, and about their
heads they drape cotton shawl, or reboso
SO that only the upper half of the face shows
Some OF them wear bright red skirts and
white waists and many of them 20 bare
footed and stop not to re-arrange their
clothes if more of the ankle shows than our
Ideas OF etiquette allow. TIE children of
the AZtecs are
MORE OR LESS NAKED,
generally more in the back districts though
even the poorest OF those l have vet seen
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Gafh fir ssHtterI

8nr iber SO Jabren fdou tpurbe Wrs.
WinsioD'S Soothing Gnrup bon MiIz
lionen boz. Mniterr beim 3abneu Der
Gia6er a~nsssren5et. Wiyh Du ini
@dlafs bur6 bas gGreier eiaes 2in5es
gebdri, has I'm .8abnsn til unb oor
S0uetasn trernte Wena 10, Ia5e leferi
etne 5la'ds bon .,M-s. MtasIow's 500,
thing GgrEt" holea. Gets MeIi5 ii ut,.
be3ablbar. Gs nitro BEN sleinen 2eiben.
ben i0fOrt 2inoerung berf9aTeu. Ser.
labt gu1 barauf, Mtitter, es 1T feiI
3Deifel eGrtbsr. IS BELT Opisnteru
unb Diarrbue, resulirt ben Magen ms
fie Nteren, beieittgt Wino SoIit, CT.
tpsi@t ben gaumeu, berbinbert gntatin.
5uug anb fdrtt bas ga1tae 5pftem.
.Wsrs. Winsloips 5ootbing 5prupa
flr 5abnenbe Ginber lift ongenebm ii
Gei9mad unb bas Ne3ept ftammt bon
einem Der bejien peibliaen Nerate Id
ben Ser. staaten. gs III bel allen
Sruggiifen in Der san5en Wglt 3a bos
ben. Breis 25 @tg. per GIai6e.
Rauft ni6!s anheres aIs Mrs. Winss
Ions 9ootbing Sprup.
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gtSrunaen Der saterenfuufttoucu

sebrren gu ZEN peinIiGaen inter her Gpune. 3u6ers
~tranfbeit, grtsbtfae RierentranfBett, Gteins nnb
fcnfise aranibeiten her Sarnprsans ipsrbsn In fapes
reren Gdnsn ser6HnIid riat ssbs,lt, aber man fam
linen hurG redtseitises Ginsretfen pprbeusen. ais
Elm tets nasIt&es Sttmulausmittel fur bic 9arrtraisn
bat f4 9pfetter's Rasenbttsers s~rpieien, hu ss ni@t
nur bic nitbtss Gnrtsuns sspabrt, menu bic Draisu
antbdtts weretn, ~fcusern aud thre abfOnherunSsfdz
btsteit erb6btl Gura Grbbbuns her 9bdttslsit Der
Ntersn unb 9laie bat ttsfs MasbiSin auberbem nod HE
@irtuns, haB fe ale unrstntsteiteR aus benz Dilute
trettt, mas Ia serabe hie bauptfaMlt9Re Nutsate Der
9enannteu Sreane lift. Das BitterS retHtst unb frdfz
tst aud bte GtnSeUetpe, ftdrtt ZEN Waasea unb lit elm
nnrerslet4ltMes Wiittel esseu Btlioiitdt unb Dieber
iesli4er &rt. &c beuet ppr5eitisem 0erfou Dor unb III
cine Sthse une Elm @enub fur beiabrte unb i&na9itHs
Berfcutu.
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@abl Rr~pflantatipm.
WaDors Office,
Stabt San Wntoaio, Seros.
10. %c$Qnunr. 1891

10. SaAuar, 1891.
RraFt meinss Qmtes als Mepor ber
Stabt San Gntonio, erlaKe i'd hermit
cine Proclamation bic ben
3ueiten Montag i'm Tebrnar 1891
ole Wab!tag bsfttmmt. (Dieier Mons
tag III her neunte hss Mouats).
ueber foIaehbe Bsnmte ioll aheeltimmt
perben: Sen Niapor. &fcorDer, Sol,
isfsor, off 1or, sAaBmeifer, @tatt
Sngenieur. Stab : MntDaIt. 5tabt.
Warf9al. subitor. eineu alderman
fir iebe Waro Der 5tabt uuo 4 Mloers
mdnner at Large. Die Wabipldse In
ben perfhiebenen Warbs werbeu BON 8
u6r Morgens big 6 lbr Nbenbs ofen
felI nnb amor on folgenben Gie1ea:
Wdro No. 1-Sm pcIi3ei 6aupIz
qaertier; Wabloorifeber, Simon 26.
uigbeim.
Warb go. 2-Gds olf. usb 9olos
1nias5 traBs; Wab!orriteber, Saan s.
@arbeaas.
Warb 9o. 3-gde Sareoo unb QBefs
Qoufons5 troBe Wablporfteber, Sobn
g%tappsnbed.
Watb SO. 4-Sn Der Contentious
0aue, @de Noro. Slnres uuo 0oufon=
5trobe; Mablporffeber, s. 8ilIemain.
Warb go. 5-Sn 9ommers @arteu,
@de abenue 8 unb TO-. 5traBe; Wabls
borfebsr, Sobn s. GerrD.
@erb SO. 6-gde Gin. unb Nofanz
gttaBe; MabIoOrfeber, @m. 5.
Gage.
Matb SEQ. 7-gde Matagorbas uub
gietorias5 traBe; WabIpDrneber, peter
Subj.
Warb SO. 8-No.- Gitb.q Iamos
5trabe, gde 9outhsS troBe; Mablbor.
ffsher, Souls gersfrom.
Na6 Section 90 bes gitp Charters,
u1o bes 9taatsgeiebes, paIirt an IA.
Mer5 1887, In Der 3pansielten 2egiss
Iatur, Settle 81, nirb bic Nabl abge.
balten unb befannt semo9t.
Sie Stimmgeber ieber Marb (ousu
ttber Die M1bl bes Mapor. @ecorber,
Collector, Q1efor, 5daBmeifer. 5tabt.
Sngenieur, Stabi > Nntpalt. Giabts
Wari9aq, Nubitor, einet Nloerman fur
ibre refpeftibe Warb unb bier Mlber.
nldnuer at Large abRimmen.
Cur Bef9eiHigung bierDpa 3ei1ne i'd
meinen Nameu unb lane Dos eieeeI Der
9taot beifiigen am 10. Sonuar 1891.
Brpan Gallagher,
Mtteltirt: MoDor.
6. 3. @Iaubon, Stabts@ lert.
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Gin frhber bel Der grmee 5febeuber
@unbar3t unb iebt bsbeuienber ar3t i'm
6aIiGen Sosua, mubte ~unIdn0Ii auf Ell,
nige Gage fein 9eim berlaHen; mdbs
renb ieiner MbNefenbsii betafn zines
Der Rinoer cine f6iueEe grfaIiung, NOS
rauf feline frau iofort eine Jiaf@e
s@bamberlqin's Cough Remebp@ bolen
lief. Nit BEN ersielten &efultate mar
e 10 3ufriebet, oaB Bel dbnli9en 5dlen
ia berfbiebeHen Soften bisIelbe Mebi3in
gebrouMt tDnrbe. Rad eigeHer uebers
3eu8uue bebauptet Der Nr3t bob es bas
3uperldfFsae Btdbarat geeen g,f6Iilns
ndre itnb before grfoIse ersieie, ais irs
genb zines, mas er ie gebrau9t babe.
gu rert0ufen BET ". Cohen & Co.,
RaIteper q Son unb allen bsbeutenben
9rOguifeu.
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glue Oroinans,
sur gehimnrung Der Gabraei@piabig'
felt Der @traBenears.

Sci IS bur9 ben @tabtrotb Der Gtabt
San NntOnio berorbnet:
Section |. DaB bon iebt ab fein
5traBbabnuagen auf ben 6traBen
Der StaOt Sun Nntonio nit grDBerer
Gsi9ninbisteit beun sebn (10) Meilen
per Stnabe fortbspest ober laufeu ges
laRsn uerbeH ion. innerboIb bes Gas
bus bon elmer Meile bonn Mittelpuntte
Der @tabt; un6 finf3ebn (15) Meitetl
per Stunoe iunerbalb bes @abius BON
5pei Weilen uno a~LterhaIb bes &abius
bon einer Meile pDm Mittelpnnfte Der
9taOt; unb ;Dansig coy MeiIen per
Sfunbe auf irSenb cine gr6Bere @ntfers
nung benu 5uei Meilen BON WitteI.
panfte 5er 6tabt unb ni1t iiber 6rei
.(3) Weilen per Gtunbe iiber Braden
unb an Btesuugen.
SectiDn-2. GaB anf anen eIef=
trtf6en Cars bur6 ben Operateur ober
R~oabutteur elmer fOI1en Gar cine @Io.
de angef9lagen per6en I0a auf cine
Gntfernung bon minbeHens fnufun6s
feben3ig (75) SUI Dor elmer G:ra6en.
freu5ung ober GtraBenede uno baB bic
@lode geldutet perben foll, Bis bic
StraBenefe ober 2reusung paiirt tuors
ben til unb BEL Der Nnfunft an FOLDER
@traBeatreu3uug ober StraBenede muB
bic @ar inter bolfommener Gontrple
bes Qberaterrs fein, 10 0aB Fe unbers
aHslid sum 5tiaitanb sebra9t tperoen
fant.
Section 8. Srsenb cine perioH /,
tpeI9e bic Behimmungen bieler Orbis
nau5 berleBt. fol zines @ersebens
f6uibig etadtet uno nod erFolgter
ueberfHhrung Dor benz Gefor6er aur
3ablung elmer Celebrate Don nidt tpes
niger benn finf uno ni9t n1ebr bentl
ginbunbert Dollars b~erurtbeiIt tperben.
Pafiirt un6 geHebmigt an 10. Sas
Mudr 1891
8rpan gaItagban,
Mttefirt: WtapDr.
g. g. gtaubon, Giabts @lert.
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ar Wenn SSemonb fem uno gu an.
nebmbarem 9reiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
er gum M iifionss@arten. Sic
6errea Wbeiner & Saul, BefBer bies
fes Gtabsifements, balter Sarauf, ibre
Gdfie ftts boltommen sufrieoen 3u feIs
len. ale iaifOnmdBigen EeIifateTen,
auferu, Wilb, Slide, 6eHiseI &c. finb
bort Ia Der oelifatefen 3uhereifang ale
3eit 5u bdben. Mab!5eiten sperben auf
Wuni@ In bic Wobnungen ber Runben
gsfanbi. Mu9 bietet ber nit Der
Gpeiiemirtbi6aft berbunbene 8ar>
room bic beften @etrdnfe. ftets fril1es
Gier unb feline 2iqubre anb Weine.
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@affaae nada wnrppa.

Die Neenturen bes Germ 90. s.
Ooung, $50. l Commerce : StraBe,
Gan Nntonip, unb No. COB Mains
SttaBe, Dallas, bertreten nur bic
anertdHnt beften eIropdii9en 9ampfers
2inien. Serr Ooung III i'm Stanbe bic
billie 4 EN- Raten gu geben. ers
tbetlt bereitwtaig iebe getuhni1ie Nuss
tuMft nnb beioret febr prompt ole ibm
lbersebenen Nuftrage. Wer nod Gu.
ropo gu reiien ptni9t, Ober 0eruanote
beritberfommen lafen min, tuenbe fi@
an ireenb cine Der genannten agenturen.
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SER 6. S. WsIaer, SO. 217 Oh
6onior SiraBe bdlt tets bas bon.
tOmmenIie 8agsr In 3ei6enmateria.
lien. 8apeten, Garben, 8tas, Spiegel.
aIas, 8iloerrabmen, JirniRea unb allen
3ei@nens unb MaIersn tenFlien. Stint.
Ierif6 ausgefabrte 8ilber unb 5tatuet.
ten &c. Finb in eins; Reconsideration @aIs
lerie our MaF9t unb gum @ertauf aus
gefelt. Sn $apeteH un6 3immerbetos
rationen III bas @ef@maduolfe uns
ReueRe bort au finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-19

Mr Die Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fertwdbreno
frii9e Nutern unb Slide, ipipie WilD
aner @rt on 6ano. -Jriide 3ufubreli
ieben Sag, 8sReIluHseH BON Gasnis
lien perben prempt ausgefAbrtu ab ftei
obgeliefert. Srebino M5ente, 3rDif1en
Maius unb Militdr gloN. 3eIepbon
No. 81.
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galifpguiasWeine,

Meinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes So
get bo1t fetnen california > @einen bel
9errH S. S. Meper ON alamo
plasa. 0err Mener iuht bic Meine
on Drt unb Gteae aus ui,h fauft birch
aus benz Keller Ter WeiH5a1ter. als
gutem 2enner gelingt es linn ffets, bic
beifen Sorten aus3updblen. ST lam
feline 3unben uno 6amilien nit einem
guien Sr0pfen Derieben. Rotb= unb
WeiBweine In bor3igl.@er Qnalitdt
bon iekt ab $1.00 per Gallone - fret
tn3 0aus geliefert.
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: Gin b%erhorbsner p6ilabelbbier
Milliondr bat einem BARTENDER" 100.
900 Dnlcrs b;nterlafen, neil berfetbe
ieiner Gufidt mad Der sin5ise Wann in
Der Qudfettabt nor. Der einen Sod.
taiI@ ri6tig auaereiten foante. Die gu.
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