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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
ron TIE nENErrT OF FOREIGNERS.


In the last exciting Congressional
campaign. as will be well remembered,
the NEWS. DEMOCRAT printed list OF
prices of various articles manufactured
In the United States, In which the
prices in Canada and Mexico were from
10 to 20 per cent less than in the United
States. This list of prices was strenu-
ously denied by all the Republican
papers and orators of this district. But
how is it now? Why, Mckinley now
boasts of this, as one of the features of
his rebate policy, as Incorporated in the
new tariff law. In other words, he
boasts of policy that allows American
manufacturers to sell cheaper to for
eigners than to our own people. These
manufacturers are supported by high
tariff taxes, collected off our own peo-
ple for the benefit of foreigners.
Let us illustrate how this works.
Take the tin plate tariff and the rebate:
The hardest blow yet struck the much
yaunted tin plate clause of the Mckin-
ley tariff act, which goes into effect
July /, next, was given by Hon. DAVID
A, Wells. who says that the Standard
Oil Monopoly will thereby be benefited
to the extent of 81 100000 q year In
draw backs on the tin used In its export
packages. Mr.. Wells says that notice
was served on Mr.. Mckinley and his
Republican associates by the Standard
Oil people that unless their interests
were taken care of by the insertion of
a provision allowing a draw back on
imported tin plate used in the exporta.
sion of domestic products, they would
defeat the bill. The provision was in
serted and under it this wealthy mo-
nopoly will get its tin plate for about
1926 a box, while all ordinary coz
sumers will have to pay about $6 box.
liz this is not the robbery OF the
masses for the benefit of monopoly and
foreigners solely, pray tell us what to
call it3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
TnE springfield. Ohlo. Daily Dem.

THE Springfield, Ohio, Daily Demo
crat, which has been booming Camp
bell for Governor wants to know why
the opposition to Campbell Gf they
want an able man to put against Nc
Klnley) don't bring out Frank Hurd
for Governor. 1t calls attention to the
fact that Hurd is the leading and best
exponent of tariff reform, not only in
Ohio, but in the United States. f. II.
Hurd was striking sledge hammer
blows for tariff reform before Grover
Cleveland, William II. Morrison, or Rog.
er Q Mills were ever heard of, and his
ideas and his speeches of fifteen years
ago are the Democratic National and
State platforms now.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

IT is announced from Washington
that when the President returns from
his present junketing tour he will not
remain long in the White House, but
will remove to Cape May for the season,
The people of the United States are
paying the President $4,000 salary,
and Congress has appropriated besides
over $4,000 for his servants, clerks,
buffers, door keepers, grooms, laundry
men, suffers, bootblacks, etc, besides
furnishing him with a nice house to
live in, Just furnished at cost Of over
$4,000 more, 1t strikes us quite forci.
bly, that he ought to be on hand attend
ing to business.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
Hannv Hooaiera.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Ida
Vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined, for that bad feel
ing arising from Kidney and Liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, of same place, says: "Find
Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like
new man." j. w. Gardner, hardware
merchant, same town, Gays: "Electric
Bitters is Just the thing for man who
10 all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies: he found new strength,
good appetite and felt just like he had
a new lease on life, Only 50c bottle,
at Durbin, Wright Il Cos Drug Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

GEN, RosECRANs, the register of the
treasury, is remarkably vigorous at II
years. He breakfasts every morning
at O'clock, reaches his desk at 0 o'clock
and remains there hard at work till
o'clock. The bulk of his salary goes to
old soldiers and other needy claimants
on his charity. The old general is a
Democrat, but is so popular with the
surviving veterans of the war that the
President Is afraid to remove him, and
he is too proud 20 resign.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

MAJOR MCKINLEY aud his friends are
asserting that the people are discover.
ing that his tariff act was falsely villitied
last FALL and yet the manufacturers
say they are losing money under it, the
workingmen are striking against reduc-
tions of wages, and the merchants are
denouncing that and the administra-
tive measure as unjust and infamous"
What occupations do the discoverers
follow? Are they all Appraisers or de-
feated Republican Congressmen p IN.
Y. World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

A PREss-NEws Association dispatch
from Washington says Major Mckinley
held levee in the Ebbitt House, Wash
ington. just before leaving for Canton.
To correspondent he said, mo one is
more pleased than myself at the fact
that | am now aprivate citizen" Now
why should the Major want to be har-
rassed with the office of Governor, and
make himself miserable generally, with
an office, when he is so much better
pleased with being private citizen?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
BooMs AND BooMLETs.
From the Chicago News .

Among the tender sucking boom
let's in the political nursery are those of
MAJ. Mckinley and Gen. Alger. Maj.
McKinley's boom, however, seems to be
booming backwards instead of forward
Just now. And Gen. Alger, who is
awful hungry FOR a presidency, will
have to compete with the athletic and
well developed booms of Blaine and
Harrison. Altogether the outlook for
the major and the general is not daz.
lingly hopeful
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

The present political situation in this
State is not pleasing for Democrats to
contemplate. The Democratic forces are
dividing into two factions-for and against
the denomination of Governor Campbell.
Unless the party can be harmonized, this
unfortunate family quarrel may result in
the election OF Major McKinley.-[A ALI.
ance Review.
The above is correct A Democratic
division means Mckinley for Governor,
and Democratic harmony means Camp
bell for Governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

EDITOR EsHELMAN, of the Wayne
County Democrat, in his issue of to-
day, speaking for the Democrats of
Wayne. county, says:
"We may say In this connection, that
IL the Democracy of Wayne county
shall have proper representation in the
next Democratic State Convention,
they will vote for the denomination OF
Hon. James +. Campbell"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

"MoKINLEY can't be elected this
fall" said a drummer to-day at the
Neil. "I've been, in the past six months,
in sixty nine out of Ohio's eighty-eight
counties, and among merchants, farm
ers and mechanics, l find a terribly
bitter feeling against his tariff bill.
Have talked with hundreds of Repub-
licans who are going to vote the ALI
ance ticket, all on account of this tariff
issue."-l Columbus Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
STARK county has more daily papers

STARK county has more daily papers
than Cuyahoga or any county in Ohio,
outside of Hamilton. She has three in
Canton, two in Massillon and two more
in Alliance, making one more than
Cleveland possesses, two more than
Columbus, and two more than Toledo.
And now we are threatened with
another one in Canton. Akron, with a
larger population than Canton, and
more liberal advertisers among its mer
chants, can only support one daily pa.
per. A wonderfully ambitious county
is Stark.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

SENATOR HowELLs will probably
stand for denomination. We hear of no
Opposition. The Senator has made
splendid record in the Legislature, and
he is a man of the people. We learn
that julius Whiting of Canton thinks
seriously of becoming the Republican
nominee. julius has done a heap of
work for the Republican party and is
liable to gobble the nomination.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

HIGH tariffs fail to secure living
wages to labor. The sad and awful
story of the coke workers of Pennsylva-
MIA proves this. 1t is condition and
not theory that confronts us. Let all
American Mechanics study this con-
dition. 1t is a question of humanity
and it touches the heart of labor. The
coke maker is protected by a duty
of twenty per cent. And yet the actual
facts show that the average pay of coke
workers, in very hazardous and dang
erous business, has been SO cents per
day, for the past five years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tiOn, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Salye and Electric Bltters,
and have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not hesi-
tate to guarantee them every time, and
we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, ii satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Durbin, Wright & Co.,
Druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

TIE whole trouble with the Reposi-
tory's claim that the city council should
name half Of the police force is there is
no law to back it, The law gives the
power to the Mayor and no one else
Will the Republican city council obey
the laws of thel State, or will they
defy the laws. This is the only ques-
tionp We shall see.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

OUR editorial friend Gaumer, of the
Mansfield Shield and Banner has been
re-pominated for the legislature. He
has an excellent record in the last As
sembly and will be elected by big ma.
ioTity.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
WHERE Is THAT TIN PLATE FAC,
TORYp
Lrrom tne Plttspurg press tRep.ll

When Ben Butterworth visits Pitts
burg again he may want guide to
show him the new tin-plate works
which have been established here since
the passage of the Mckinley bill, He
may not know how the November frost
nipped the American tin crop.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
coneumptIon surely Cured.

To The EDIroR;- Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the aboye.named
disease. By its timely use thousands ofhopoless
cases have been permanently cured. Ishall be glad
to send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any OF
your readers who have consumption II they wiz
send me their Express and p. o. address. Respect.
fully, 4. A, 5LoCUM, NJ. c., lsl Peacl St., N. x,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

THE Philadelphia Times remarks
that while all the wines and liquors of
the great Protective League banquet
were of domestic manufacture, the re-
sulting headaches were worse than the
imported article.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14

ONE thing is quite noticeable already.
The Republican papers say little or
nothing about the billion dollar Con-
gress and the bankrupt treasury. These
are topics that they don't care to hear
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
$500 Reward !!

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Sick Headache, Indi-
Sestion Constipation COstiyeuess we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the direc-
tons are strictly complied with. They are purely
Vegetable, and never fail to give satisfaction. Su-
gar Coated Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25
cents. Beware Of counterfeltS and limitations The
genuine manufactured only by THE john q. WEST
COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL. For sale by Durbln,
Wright h Co., Canton, .. M-w-BSw
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
THE IMPORTED OR FRAUDULENT
VOTE IN STARK 90.


ED. NEWS .DENoCRAT-There is a
report that more votes were polled In
Stark county In 1890, In the Congress
sional election, than during the very
exciting Presidential election of 1888.
VIII you please tell how this is.
Beach City, Ohio. Lei.
ANSWER.
The aggregate vote in Stark county
In 1890, was larger than than the aqQre-
gate vote in 1883, by 2O9S. The aggre-
gate vote In 1888 was 1S, 400; in 1890 IL
was 20,490, a difference of '2O98. The
Hon. John Il. Monnot who was chair
man of the Congressional Campaign
committee last year, ard speaks from
knowledge Of the statistics, estimate
that the Republicans polled 1900 more
votes than they were legally entitled to.
These voters were colonized in the
county for 30 days previous to the cleo
tion, and quartered at boarding houses
in Canton, Alliance, Minerva, Canal
Fulton, Massillon, and various points
throughout the county, by the various
"blocks Of i've" boodlers who n anipu-
lated the district. The vote shows that
at least 1900 votes were illegal, and
every Democrat on the county ticket
would have been elected by at least 500
majority had the vote ali been honest
and fair,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-05-14
bout. They are really painful sub

1T would be good idea to put an
honest old farmer on our legislative
ticket this year, in Stark county.
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Slus aarues gpuutn.

Mit GROCER 0orIiebe ri9ten f@ iebt
bic G1ritte Der. beutf@en Garmer, oes
men es in ben dltereu, bi1ter befiebelten
COUNTIES 3u eng tpirb, nod benz SITS
tuefien unb ipe3iea aud mad 2arnes
Gonnip, tueI@es bisbsr 8ieb3u9is.
stpeden biente, nun aber, noGoem urter
Mnberen au@ 6err Otto 8h@el einen
b~ebeutenberen Rompler getauft, tpeIGen
ct In 6armen eingetbeilt bot, benz Nders
bauer DHen ftebt. Gerabe bas 2anb
biefes Germ, iuel&es mir ieIbf In
Miesni9ein nabmen, tpiir6e 70 reGt 3ur
@rinbuns elmer beuti@en 2oIonie ge.
etsnet iein.
9as 9oturtbeil, Del1es beFanb, in.
benz mon obne @elegenbeit 3ur priis
flung gebubt au baben, aunabm, baB
ii1 Der Ghopefen gum Nderbau ni@i
eienet. lit gdn5li@ gel9munoen, felt.
benz betpieIen tDorben lit. uel@e ergie,
bise grnten bier gema9t tuerben t6n'
lett.
Der 8iebah@ter uirb imnier mebr
perbrdnst uu6 bic rieisen Gtreden
2anbss, tpel9e er einnabm, tuerben
benz Garmer 5ugdngli6, tuie bies iebi
In Q0rnes Gonntp gei@iebt. Der groBs
3ug Der 06ltertpaHberung beue8t fd
tpetitp1ris.
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@eiumbbeit lit @ei6tbmnt

earanttrtes ipeetffmes Setlmittel fur Spfferie, 9rdms
pfc, nerp6ie Nenralsia, 2ppf5@merten, nerp6ie iiebers
retdMne uab ebipannnns, rernrfa@t burh ben hberz
lett, Riebersel@lasenbett unb @ebtrrerpeihune be
In Wabnfnn au8artet nnb ausemetnes Glenb, Sieds
ttum nub Cob bereetthHrt. Sc 1T aud Elm SeilmitteI
seeen frhh5etttses Mltern, sesen llnfruAtbarfett, Smz
nria@t bur4 sstfise neberanlfrensnus pber burG
9usenelhnheu. Seee S4aGtel eutbdIf bic Sur fur
etnen MDnat. $1.00 bic GMa@teI, rber 6 G&a@teln
fhr s. 800, hurn BITE pcft sesen Ginienhung bes Eretles.
Etr sarauttrens bab 6 GmaHteIn iebeH Tan beiler
fverben. Mtt ieeer Heheuuns fir 8 S@a@teln, bic Bel
ms NIT BEN yretie ~etnIdnft, fenben MIR BEN Beleuer
nniefen fGrifLt@en @ardntie : S@ein, bab MIR has
GsIh yurk6i9t6en, mem has Weittel teine 9eiluua bes
WRIT. GpI@e GGetHe werbeu nnr a~usseTeut pom
Gttn Drng Strre (GiuSiee Meenten) Np. 8 Gal
&cmmerec Gfreet, Gan Mntonfc, Tegas.
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MQerlei.

Su Der lebten 8eriammlung Der
Deutf@ Nmeritanif1en Sag : @eiea.
i6aft tpurbe beri@tet, baB bic bur6 bas
picnic In 2eon Springs er3ielten &ein.
ginnabmen fi@ auf $186.20 beliefen.
6errn Serb. 6erf iun., ser bic 8erans
ftaltung ienes Geffes eeleitet bate, tpurs
be BET 9ant Der 8etiammlung Dotirt.
gs tpprbe Iooann Der Sei9IuB gefaBt,
In @emeiufdaft NIT ben Germans,
G6bnen Die Geier bes a. Suli 3u Be.
seben. SIS feblen bis iebt nod ca.
81. 900, nm ben 9euti6en Sag In Der
proieetirten Weiie gu feiern, bod bofft
man 3uberf1tIi9, bic nod feblen6e
5umme bur9 6ubicriptionen oufbrins
gen 3u f6nnen. Die Specification ftr
ben Az erri6tenben @@uppen, unter
tpel9em 6ie Is ous3ui9mitdenben UNI
3ugszW aget 3ugert@tet tperbeu iollen,
befinben ft9 In ben 6dnben bes 6erru
Nr9itetteu Sames Mabrenberger, unb
bic Nugebote barauf iOlen in ber nd9.
fen, am z. SUM- ab3abaltenben 8ers
fammlhng Der Observation-Disclosures
Sags@ eielf@aft erbffnet perben.
= Ser @Ders. proceB 1T auf ben Is.
SUM beri9oben porben.
- 9err Grant Rrif6, Der bemnd9f
bic MufR@t iiber ben San peoro
Springs Yart ibernebmen tpirh, tbeilt
nit, bob Der 8eri9t, uona1 bon iebt
al tetne geiIfigen @etrdnte i'm parte
nebr berIauft weroen folten, elmer
&i6tisifelung bebiirfe. Bier merbe
bort nod tpie Dor aus8ei6dntt tperben,
bod iOl teiH &bistep mebr bertauft
tnerben.
Der Gtrom aus 0ein arteflmen
8runaen an ber MarttRraBenbrlfe bat
Id Der ~berFoHenen Na9t pI6bli9 In
gatr3 getpaltiger Meife aueenommeu.
Oas Wafer fteigt nit ffartem Druid
nod obet, groBs Auarbs@brDfale ulb
anberes @etein aus bet Siefe bon 1854
SUB nit f9 empDrreiBenb. Der 6trom
III eth 10 farter, DaB er auf Mebrere
WiliDner @alDneH per Sag abgei9dbt
ipirb.
= 6err Graff gifGe bat bic Sbeas
ter.Bar In Der 3urnbale auf bas Gle
ganiefe eiugeri&tet unb ertDartet iars
fen 3ufpru@, ba ct nIr 5ie fetnfen
@etrdnfe bdlt unb cine aus8eaei@nete
&effauration er6fnet bat.
SIN Difrittgeri1te tpurbe 0enrp
0urltp, tuel@er benz Charles perner
einen Dumb geffoblen bate, su 5uei
Snbren 3u@tbaus beftraft. Die Gtrafe
fiel 10 treng aus tuegen bes groBen
Wertbes beg eefOblenen Ounbes. Dem
gigeutbimer tparen tpieberbolt 800
baftr 8ebDten tpDrben.
= Sefe 8oIbpin murbe BON Yro.
bat @eri@te fir irrfnnig ertldrt.
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GreuriiOu nad Der aiilte,

am eamfag ben 10. SUM- berldBt
eth Spe3ial3ug San Intonio nod Der
&hae; CT gebt 5uerft nod &odport unb
bana nod CORPUS @brifi. 9as Gabrz
gel6 fhr Die &unbretie betr6et rur SIS.
Iaf benz 3uge pirb R6 cine Muft.
tapele befinben. Sn ben 6oteIs tper'
ben BdQe unb Ron5erte beranRaItet.
grcurfoneu nod ben SnfeIn, 2eu6ts
tbirmen unb anberen intereKanten
Yuntter. STR ~gentigenbe 9%oteIbsquems
li9teit gu niebrigen Staten 1T geforgt.
Dies tpirb Die bette unD bilis1te St,
curi6n In biefem Sabre fem.
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&err G.. $. @aaner, SO. 217 OF.
6oufon $ GtroBe bdIt tets bas bols
tOmmenfie 2aeer In 3ei9eumateria'
lien, $apetea, Garben, @las, 6piegel'
glas, Giloerrabmen, 6irniRea unb allen
3et9nens unb Maler. utenflien. 9tnif'
lerif9 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb 5tatuet'
ten &c. Hub In cine. iebensnertben @als
lerie 3ur Nnf9t unb gum @ertauf GUS
gefelt. Sn &apeten unb 3immeroetos
rationen TT bas @ei9madDoufe unb
Reueae bort 3u finben.
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IS tpdre gu bebaueru, penu ber Ga1en,
Dap gerabe ieBt. our 3eit bieler grDB.
artig argelegten NusteIung ioI9e u1s
i96nen, betber Sbsile unuiirbige
Trit9te reifen folte, tpie es nod ben
bellttgen Beri6ten ben Mui9ein bat.
Nd@fens einen Brief aus Spree
Ntben
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9iide's gheater 8ar

SurnboIe Sbeater III bclRdnbig
renObirt unb nit elmer rleuert ginri9z
tung berieben tDprben. Sour bic beiieil
Setrdnte oIler Mrt tperben perabrei6t.
Marmer 2un& BON 1912 ubr Mits
tags. Greier 2un@ ben sanaeu Sag.
atit ber Bar III cine &~efaurattOtl eriier
RtaHe b~erbunben. Separate 3immer
ftir tleine @eieuf@aften. ReseIbabn &c.
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Hr 9auptquastier fur Solitude
gum epriben. Babewannen, plumbers
unb Stem : Gitters MoteriaI ieber Nrt
bel Slater 6 8raben, 20 MeF.
Commerce. gtraRe.
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Sem aeelrtem 8ablifuul

bic gang ersebene Nnaeige, baB mir
bur9 uniereu aeueu Santmasen In ben
9tanb gefeBt fnb, 2ampeu : Del un6
@aiOline unierea 2unoen ins 9aus au
liefern un6 bort bor3umefen. @afo.
line. unb Oeltannen NIT Rrobn ftbrt
ber Masen tets nit unb f3nnen ben
geebrten 2unben auf 8erIangen 3ur
Benubung tiberlaRen meroeM. I'm ges
aei9ten 3uipru9 bittet bic
Miffton Oil Co..
(Snbaber s. %. VI. GrOmberg.)
IL &c. NlamofraBe. SeIepbon 543.
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Noti5
in Sesm8 auf 9mnbe.steuer.
Office bes @iip Collectors, !
SQu Nutpnip. 20. MQi 1891. {

Office bss Slip Collectors, I
San 4ntonio, 20. Mai 1891.
9unhe.g isenibamer toerben bierbur9
aufaefotbert Dor Dem Is. SUM- 1891
bic fe{tseiebte 9un6efeuer i'm Betrase
BON so Gents fur ieben 6unb gu ent.
ridten. Iit 9uuben, pel6e nod benz
9euannten Datum obne Steuermarte
auf ben StroBen aufsefansen tuerbsn,
mfrs in Der bur9 bas @eieb anseorb.
neten Weifc Dstfabren nerben.
2anbleute, wel9e lire 9unbe nit
R@ aur Stabt brineen, mhKen bieIelben
bidI BEL ibren Gubrperten baIteu.
gb. &if@e IT,,
gitn Collector.
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= gu meiner erbBten 3ufriebenbeii
babe i'd f@on felt Sabren Or. IuguF
26nis's hamburger SrOpfen als Blut.
reinisunssmitteI gebrau6t. = .. u.
&uf@, Monroe, Dise.
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Npti5 fir gtemer5abler.
San Mntonio, 80. Mai '91.
Office 6es 5toot MRefors,

GIlCe De9 St0uI NHeHDI9,
Rampmanus Gebdube, 3iumer 40.
Die 9irser uerben bierbur@ benaG.
ri9ti9t, baB bic ftdbtii9en Steuersg Gin.
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fteuerbaren @igentbums (peri6nli9en
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1891 our allsemeinen @inii6t Ofen aus
liegeu tperoen.
NIe bierpor betroHenen Yerionen
tuerben bierbur9 b6fi9f eriu6t, f@
bel benz unter3ei9neten Su melben uuo
ibr feuerpfi@tiges @igsntbum an3uge'
ben, mie es bas GefeB unb bic befebens
ben fdbtii9ea Berorbnunsen nerlangen.
@utab Graf@,
StGbttider NKeKOr.
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Seiratb@heiue.

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Nueuf &idter unb SuIia 6dnel.
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Sas. y. 2afiree unb Mrna 9iebI.
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9entid Gnsliide 9dnle.

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Naiialt anbertrauen wDllen, tperben
bierour@ barauf aufmertiam sema6t,
baB Ginber, bic nod feinen unterri6t
erbaltena baben. urr bel 8egiln bes tteus
en- GGuliabres, dlio am nd@tten /.
September, in bic @dule aufgenoms
men tperben f6nnen.
fir ben S6ulborfanb,
s. @roos.
n9r Office 3immer 3u bermietben Bel
@bafer G 8raoen, plumbers.
20 Meft. Commences iraBe.
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: SIN Sabre 1896 ioa in Berlin
etne Wslt . Nusfe0uns absebalten
per6en.