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NILES NERVE & LIVER PILLS

An important discovery. They act
on the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerves. A new principle,
They speedily cure billiousness. bad
taste. torpid liver, piles and cOnstpa-
tion. Splendid for men, women. and
children. Smallest. mildest, surest
81 doses for 25 cents. Samples free at
T.. W. >MITH's dug store.
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FOR SALE

Mares end colts for sale, any num-
ber from 2 to ~. Mares Ill with foAl
by imported Norman stallion, Elegant.
Brood mares are fr"m three to six
years old, and weighing from 1900 10
| 200 pounds each. -. -,
q. w. HART. Manager.
Prairie Hill Stock Farm Src-5, Elk Tp.
% Az Mobiles Co. MINI
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALYE,

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin
Eruptions. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price rs cents,
For Sale by G. W. SMITH.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

The American Netherlands Land
Company will loan money OH impr"v-
ed farms At lowest rates Of interest.
Interest payable ANNUALLY. Principal
payable in instalments
SHELL & SM1rH, Agents.
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NTH, Agents.
FOR SALE.

New milch cows for sale for cash or
on time. Also Il number of pigs and
shoats, Of pure breed. Inquire IT. the
ADVANCE Office, for further particu-
lars or of j. b GREEN,
22-3t Sec. 8, ,NVorthington Tp.
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A. q TI- w

Worthi"gt"n Lodge, No 60, meets
on second @"d fourth Friday evenings
Of each month. il the g. A. II Hall.
K. w. Mohtrly. W. NJ: F.. r. l;nchar I,
Recorder; N. p. Mann. Financipr.
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G.. $. DEAN

Offers his services to the owners of
Horses, Cattle and Swine, asa Vrter-
idAry Surgeon. All kinds Of surgery
promptly and skillfully performed.
Call upon or address, G.. :. DEAN,
Veterinary Surgeon,
xix-21-1y. WorthingtOn, MINI.
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LIVERY STABLE, ETC,

Livery, Feed and Sale Stable at the
Windsor House Stables. Horses, Bug
gies. Cutters, and Harness, on aale.
21-tf. L.C. OLIVER.
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A terrible slaughter uf human beings
took ! Lice at the Mammoth shaft Of
the H. q. Frick coal mine near Scot
dale, Pa, on Tuesday, Jan 27'h, Ivy an
explosion caused by the ignition If gas
from Il miners lamp 1t WAS what is
callel fire damp explosion. A few
miners saved their lives by falling
upon iii earth, thus escaping sufo a.
tion from the ''after damp" following
the explosion. But it is thought about
eighty miners have lost the lives.
The suffocation from the after damp
c,used the greater number Of deaths.
The presence of this gas in the mines
was not suspected before this occur-
renee.
1t is reported that a movement head
ed by Senator Rrice, to p .rsuade the
legislatures of the northern States in
which the democrats have u majority
to change the method of electing the
presidentla! electors by choosing them
by districts instead of States. This is
simply a politicians trick without II
single feature of fairness or decency in
it. We are not opposed to changing
the plan of election to choice of eltc-
tors by districts instead of the present
plan, but le't it be done by an act of
Congress aud apply to all the States
alike But t"r the Democrats to re-
tain the present system in the ''solid'
south, and in the states of the North
which usually 90 Democratic, or have
a fighting chance to go that way. and
change to the district system in the
Republican States, is despicable as
we'll as desperate thick. So far, how
ever, in this country, the party resort
ing to gerrymAndering tricks comes to
grief very soon after.
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CEDAR RARloa, IOWA.

~ I'm Hcan 10 earned NJ NeW line Of vrrk.
II E 60aE ~ rsri,;v and .,,,,"rrb!y. by ih"sr of
SSs hS9 - either y"n,S oi! sns! IN ths It
HA3aHSE2 own H.. ai,tir., wherever they Iiv. Any
s sGaO W - y 10 III. work. Ersy sn tsxr,
y.. .Ir, 'n.ni, I'll your tp,. q ile work L i; an
iri"'rs. raping ruin Slo raJ week a, .
""r '.''e espelicnce We can furnish you the cn,.
infsru,a.iea ata. II II UE Il CO., A,d.s AA,AE-
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Concerning the tinanciA, condition
and propecrs "f our country At this time
the Amer ican Bahker' says: Bankers
throughout the west are enlargiug
their loans. The temporary contrac-
ton in this important item is, happily,
II thing of the past. The new instituc
tions are naturally more cauti"us than
the established banks. They have TO
Ou>ly bet ween the ennr nous demands
for loans which are being made upon
them daily.
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MONEY TOsl.OAN

From one to ten years.
46 Gxo. J, DAY.
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WoRrHINeToN, MINI. JANUARY. % 1891


committees OF the House.
The legislature Of Indiana refuses to
display the American flag over the
school buildings of the state. But it
slapped the Worlds Fair with becom-
ing patriotic pride, all the same.
The anti-sal0on people Ut Yankton,
SOrth Dakota, have organized q COM
mittee OF ono hundred to prosecute the
saloon keepers. Two saloon keepers
have been enjoined by the court and if
on further hearing these iGjunctions
shall be made perpetual. the other sa-
looms will also be closed.
Political meanness reaches it's lowest
depths in the opposition to the Chicago
Worlds Fair on political grounds.
Everyone knows the great fair was in
tended to benefit our whole country
and mankind at large. and the attempt
which has been made in Indiana and
some other states, to withhold state
appropriations for partisan effect is
more like the act Of traitors than loyal
Americans.
A special dispatch from Lemars,
Iowa, dated Jan. 9th, says: "A FIVE
foot vein of coal WAS discovered on the
farm of J. Rankin. in Grant township,
eight miles north Of Lemars, today, ut
q depth Of 2O6 feet. Wernli & IIueen-
buyer, of this city, were digging a we'll
for Mr.. Rankin, and discovered the
vein at the above depth. Samples of
the coal have been brought to town
and fourd to burn WELL"
The Kansas legislature has not done
either patriotic, wise or sensible
thing in retiring the br..iny and elo-
qner John J. Ingalls, from the United
Safes Senate. But some Of our peo-
pie delight in exalting dull mediocrity
over brains, and. Ingalls, must pay the
penalty. His successor W. A.
PETER has been Republican, but the
country at large knows nothing of him.
His qualifications have yet to be de-
velOped.
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L. WoLFSQN,

ttano rubig ba, nit beri9rdntteu Irs
men, unb beoba9tete ieinen Bruoer.
gnblidb fragte er:
@laubit bu es uun2
@anbotp ri&tete f9 ernpor; er tpoQ'
te ontmorten, ober bic Worte beriagten
ibn, ct bra9te tetuen 2aut tiber bic
2lppen.
Sd bd9te bieIe 8epegung miiBte bid
tiber3sust baben, fubr @ufab fort. Die
Nebnli@teit mar gerabeaa erf9redenb.
Du bafi bid in beinem 2inbe tpie In
einem epiegelbiIbe seiebeu. Gran3,
menn bu aud bieiem 3eugniB ai1t
sInubf, baum freiIid TT alles berloren.
6anootp fubr NIT ber 6anb iiber bic
BON taltem G@meis bebedte @tirn un6
blidte oann nod benz Gauie. mo 6rieba
Idngii berfwtuunben mar.
Rife fte 3urhdl fagte er leiie.
Sas trdre bergebene @abe, lie tptirbe
mir bod ni9t folseu. @RrbeR bu 5i.
rtdtommen, tDenn man bid 10 fort'
getuieien b1tte2 0rieba iit bic So@ter
ibres @aters, Re nabt bir fi@er ui&t
uieber - bu mhbteff He benn felbff 3u'
rttdboIen.
@ieber foIgte elm minutentauges
61meigen, bann erhob fi4 San6otu
laugiam unb s6gernb, aber ct erbcb ii@
bod.
@uf0b Ieste RAID bic 0aab auf iei'
nen Mrm.
Rod Elm NOrt, Grana. ebe bu eebR.
Grieoa peiB bon Der 8ergangenbeit
nur, mas He uotbgeorungen tpiRen
muBte, nibt cine 6iIbe mebr. sic
0bnt ritbt, tparum 0u He perhDben unb
tpeI@er fur@tbare 8erba&t He iabres
lang bon benz 6er3en ibres @oters ents
fsrut bielt. Sd tonnte es ni9t iiber
mid sepinnen, bem &inbe 6as 3u ent.
billsn. sic elaubt. bnB bu ibre Mut.
ter huBieh, neil Fe fi@ mad elmer uas
gldfls1ea g9e bon bir setrennt unb
einern anbern Manne Dermdblt bat. un6
bdB on bieien 0ab auf iie ielber iiber.
trasen bait. Dos Motiu eeniist ibr, fie
fraat mad feiuem anpern, alio lab es
babel bemenbeu. SD bente, bu tpirit
es begreifen, bab i'd beine So@tsr ni@t
elnsn Bid In Die gan3e &isfe betnes
bdusIi9en @lenbs tbun lieB unb ibr bas
S6limmife bsrf9nieg. Menn bu es
ui4t berabrit, 10 mirb He es nie etfab.
rem.
SD = bante bir!
DIR dltere 8ruber ereriff bic Sanb
bes Eiugeren. bic oieier feR unb berg.
LID brhdte. Damn tuanSte fiG San,
BON nm unb cling rdi@en S9rittes oas
Don.
CT eett nun au ibrl iaste @uFap
aufatbmenb. @ott lei banf - nun
mbgen He bas tpeitere aleiu ausnIa9en!
(GOrtfetuns folst.)
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:rx NJ
ian'lgen Saf1en 5Gglen, Dem tptr ttir5=
lle9 eInea oe!a@ aoraitefen. Detlelbe
eSIgatI uoer o0,OO0 yran3enorten aus
auen 2oelll9ellen, lgremaf!i9 nad1 lbs
rem Ssia1en iiaD @eiuo9npeite1 grtp.
PHI. Oie yFan3enneh alts 9toro'
An'ef'ia lF 1eloaoets ret1ealttg oertre'
ZEN. urlptnn9li9 pem groBen &urftr'
pen 9egsnnoet nno Don ipdteten &sgen'
ZEN erDelteri. otioet oerlelse cine Qaurts
a'eroe uno 4H3tebunsspnntt Der Staot.
aus penn tpeilleen Angefabtten 1T
moDl ern@tii9s oaB Berlln als 9ort
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,ataer tiir s.uet, slypetit fiir gineu!.

faste ber Dsspeptiter gu hsm aelner, ais er far &
unb isinen Sreuub bic Wubbeit bsasate. Sdtts sI
absr and appetit sebabt 70 Bate bnerbrein bafhr
baben mhHen, mean ct tbu pirflta bsfriehist tdHe,
., bic srabIt&en S&mer,en, pel&e iebe, penu aud
NOD 70 lei9te Rasbetttem Opfer Der Grsntf&eu Dps.
pepfe Seruiiaht. Die 9Hue auf Grben, unD udts ans
eers. User sani unb gar unnStbts. Ganse iofort an
nit elmer ipfematii4sn eur NIT 9ORstteIs Maseubite
ters, bn t1nieIiser init rebeuif&em Deasen. it be>
fem Hatb wieberbOIen wtr Iebis4 ben ausIpru4 Eau.
ienber, mel6e bte sleie Grfabruns sema9t haben; e
babeu bas srobe Waseueliyir sebTauHt nnb fnb pers
manent nrtrt wcrhen @esen Trdebeit etntr eri&lafs
ten teber, se9en srHwereS oher Gunt
ttoniren oer Gtnseweihe, beiSeS bdus Gpmptpme her
HrontiAen Dsspepfie, ii bas NittuS etenlo ptrIam,
pte eeaen has 1aupteioen lelbt. aRaloriaorttoe
aranfheen, Nbeumattsmns, Reuralsie unb Wtereulels
ben ifrei2en rrr BEN Httters bte Gesel.
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MttrQttione1t
9eidte ltnterfleiOer fit Serren

1lniere leidten reintpollenen nnterfleiber
(pemb unb 8eiafleib) fir @anner gu nur 81
iinb itarf in ga6frase.
Serartise l1nterfleiber in 8albrissan nnp
Gerue su nur 81. Sanerhafter Stpff unb
CUTE 9lrbeit.
@aiddbte idipar3e 11ntertIeiber, bic ii4 BET
&Gen, bic auf elesante &leibuns ieben, srober
8eliebtbeit erfreueu, gu $3.50 unb $500 per
In3us.
SarbiSe 8aIbrissans&naiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
gpscialit6t: aIs belonDers bequeme unb
elesante llnterfleibuns empfebIen mir bic be-
riibniten @laitenberrb rnitteaei4ten bon Nas
tur 8ole, tueld4e BON ben aerSten fiir nod
beiier ertldrt tperben, ais bic Sdser'ide @Ol=
aleibuns. 3u baben fiir ,t,.r $3.50 per sln3us.
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AnBfroroenider AusDerfanf bon @nbma6er 9lrtifeln
su 6ebeatenh berabseiettem @retiem.

Die gusma9erei 1T uns Elm lieb9etporbenes
Shena. 9Sie ieber dItere Mn1iebler Can ans
tonios NIT Stols auf bas SBadstbum ,tnb
@eoeiben Der @taot 3iriidblidt, 10 inacbt es
gfp4 Dor iieben Sabren ein Deld5etSener 9ins
fang. bat es ii@ nnaufbbrlih in BeIiebtbeit
uno Hmfang ausgebebnt, bis es beute obne
Sfpetfel oas gr6bte, beiterleudtete nnb in ies
Der Ne'ie nolfommen auseeftcttetite @lb.
ma9eroepartenent Ses gansen Defens 1T.
Maes @eldmadbole, iuel9es bur6 @elbau
erreiden mar, lit ansefdafFt fporben. 1lebers
baupt, fpenn man beriifiihtigt bab mir 9taes
baben, unS baB bas 8efte gu 10 aubergep66ns
lt9 bilisen 9reiien berfauft pirS, 10 lit es
fstnesness anfdllis, baB bic Oamemtuelt
San antpnics QSDlfi0nS 9ieberla9e ais
9anptquartier filr feline putnta9eria9en ers
fldren.
8ans i'm @e9entbeil ipunberbar tpdre eS.
penn bic Sadie iiet anbers berbielt.
9ie ttesteften SHUTTER n
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@liidlidhe eente ana aneiana.

9Bm. Gtmmcns, Bpitmeiffer In Sbapile, Snhiana,
f4reibt uDas Electric Bter5A BAT mir metr senikt,
as alle anberen Webtcinen juiammensencmm aeseu
ale ce Be5nwerheu unb 2etben, pel@e bic Fpfae Spn
StSruusen ber Geren unb her 3eber Sinb.1 Der Ear=
mer un6 giebsddter Sebn aeslie, ebenfaus Ron Sbas
stae, fast: so baIte electric 8tters fur bte bette
Mebtein, bic es stebt, ID babe mid mad ibrem Ges
etn Gienwaaren gambler berielben Ort5@aft, jaat
gGleesrs gtters IT serabe Das, mas jeanb braut,
heen @eiunbbeit total nauf ben Sunb getpmmen ith-
ME man gu fasen pfest. W;r BAT e8 bte GeIunbheit
Tieherseseben nnb Id babe pteher appettt ES nenen
2ebe.sinutblA
Die Glai@e foitet nur 50 Gents. gu taben in uaeu
GpptbeIen. Dretb, Gbpmpfpn & Co., Sgbple5ale.
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3.

= Sn Garnes Slip uirb bemnd@F
elm S9ulbaus gebaut lperben.
= Die neue Bride iiber bic @uabas
loupe bel 5eguiu 1T bollenbet. - Nm
~. fiel bort elm tabi6er Reeen, Der ben
grnten iebr 5u CUTE fam.
= Nls mutbmaBli1er M6rber her
DiiB Mnore bel Upton III SOba goote
berbaftet unb nod 6mitbpiae in's Sc.
fdngniB sebraat morben. Die 4ufres
gung LIT groB.
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Sin ero6kIid,er QmifhenfolI ibieI

- Gin ere6bli9er 3mif6enfaq ipiels
te f@ tir3li4 nod Der leBteu 0orfels
lung Buffalo Bills In Ouisburg ab.
Die 3uiGauer psrlieBen eben ibre Sris
bhue. unb bie rWilbsnA brdnsten ii9
bur9 bas publltum in ibre 3elte, als elm
Maurer. tuel6er ebenfals 3uiGauer se'
ueien mar, auf einen ,gombop" 3u.
i6ritt, ibm BON binten auf bic S9ulter
tlopfte uub ben perbubt um fi6 69au.
enben nit Der 6rase tiberrai9te: rNa,
Wilem. mot bdwwe fe bann met Did
genats" uub Der .@owhop" antlpor.
isie i'm reiniten Gblner 8olfsoiaIett:
SUD Der Suppl So, met mer fansen
ie Nles an.~
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a.

~ @enn sSenaab fein s,,ih ID an.
nebmbarem Preife fpeifen nil. 10 gete
ct gum Niffi0nss@drten. Die
9erreu Nbeimer 8 Waial, HeIiter bies
les @tab!iRements, balteit bdratif, tire
@dfte ffets bollfomnen snfvieben 10 ReIs
len. Mlle iaiionmdbige1 GeIifaieiIen,
Gufern, @ilb, Giide, GeihgeI &c. Rub
bort tn BET oelifateifen 3nberestuug alle
3eit su baben. MabI3eiten luerben auf
Wunf@ ia bic Wobuungeu her QnMben
geianbt. 0n9 bietet bel NIT ber
speiiepirtbi@aft berbnntene 1ors
oom bie beiien @etrdnIe. Rets frifGes
Bier unb feine Qiqucre unb Weine.
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RaNaae madt garsva.

Die Mgenturen bes 0efrn 80. z.
Douus, Ro. l Commerce 6tra6e,
Gan Antoni 0, -unb 80. 603 Mloins
StraBe, Dallas. bertttten illtr bie
Gnertanut belfeu eurDpdif@en Dampfers
0tnieH. 6err Ooune IL iiA 9idisbe bic
btIIigfen @aten su gebeu, e..
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe eetuanjd5te sluss
tuuft unb beforgt iebr prompt ale Tim
tibergebeneu MAftr1ge. @er mad Gus
ropn gu reiien lpAnf@t obeE a,erluanbie
berhbertortmen Iaiiem ipilI, utnbe fl@
on trgenb eire 0er genanuteu Nsentureu.
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Gs bdabt ,ins als Of bic ,,8anbean 1rim.
nina in Surge aagemein populdr iperben
friirbe.
g8 beitebt aus Ginen,, unter ber arempe
beS 9uteS ansebradtem 8anbe, bas aIa Ropfe
anldlieBt, uitb 1T tpieberun nit eimei1
Samntetbanoe, Spite oeer 8ran3 fleiner glus
men lber5c8en.
Sanmlet>Blunseil iperben algemeit beIiebt
uuo fOlgltdb bilIis. 8oien baben mir bon ie.
Der @r6be iinb S9attiruns. 2ilIa 8Inmem
borsiglif iol4e, bic ius R6tblide ldinlnlern
iino auf i9tpar3en 9itea gang pra@tpcl.
Die SdIfte Der ietisen Sacons baben Mebr.
li4feit NIT elmer arDne; btele haben borne
cine 34uale &renpe, bic 70 sebogen uerben
fann, bob iie elmer l1ntertaiie, einer Naul@eI
ober ionit Gtipas dbnIi9 ieben.
@raue iub IeSernfarbene 6ibbife, ftiparse,
9elbe, blaue ilnb beinabe gang trefbe Gtrobs
Siite iimb in sroBer Quantitdt brtbanben.
ID Bic hi(linSfet Wreises
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~ Der plumber s. g. altfims,
No. 20 Nbenue D nabe peif Offiee,
bot. um ben gefeieerten Mniprh@en,
bic on feiu @ei9dft eefent perben,
na&tommen su f6nnen, iib nit einerl
ta@tigen 6a6maune. Germ 3bOmos,
aRociirt unb mirb wie gepBbnIi@ 3ar
3ufriebenbeit bes publitums ole NnIs
fridge raid erlebisen. 9elephDn 427.
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9uSDertauf DDn 9autelt= nn0 &ir6u 9du6en
81 rebncrtem @sreIem!

Grtrasfetne 0amen- @laceefttefel int Opera
and Common Sense" Stble NIT eIaitil1en
Soblen BON $2.75 auf SO berabeeiest.
@9te Samen &angarDos2ads& s&n6pfftiefeI
$4.O0. -
9onsola reomn,pn een,e" anSpfitiefel fit
Damen ale banb9ema4t. BON So auf $3.50
rebu3irt.
Seine DcnspIa ban6sendbte &n6pf>9tiefeI,
Die friiber gu $5 berfauft tpurben, offeriren
mir bieie 8p8e su 1915.
Sans feline slaeirte &angaroo nit ,,9onbon
Soc & Opera 9eel" alIes banbgendbt, friiber
$6, bieie gSo@e gu $4,75.
be @erabietmm8eit unb nnr fiir Sieieu
e tptrO auf feparaten gif@em amsaeftellt.
litdt, gtustpabl unb greis, mas iemals in
San 9tntpnio se3eist tpurbe.
Sn anDpfftiefeI, rOrfprbs" unb Slippers"
fir iunge Oanen unb &in6er, fiibren mir nur
bas Bette nnb su ben m5eli9it biaiaen 9reilen.
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@nttlema Slrntca.&aIbe

Die bette SaIbe ber Belt fur e4nitte,
Guettanngen, @ef3piire. Gieber. nnb Sauts
Aasf9las, Gle4te, seiprunseae Sdnbs, t}rSf'
beaIen unb aue Sauttransbetten !; turirt ed.
unrrboibcn obsr teine geaablung. 86lIiss
Satisfaction Sarautirt oeer bas GeIb NTH
tnraderfattet. Is Gents bie S9a&teI. Bun,
gertauf In allen Apotbefen. Dreib, fbomp'
fon & Co., Mboleinle.
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9ie arose 9au,pf.RSferei

ors 0errn George Manbrp iR
elm lebbaiter 8elpeis Der @atnidlung
unferer beiuii@en Snbufrie. Die qass
ferei bat Nuftrdse aus allen 3heiien
bes @tootes uno erptrbt fi9 bur@ ibre
Nrbeiten einen beneibensmertbeu tinb
pobIperbienten &uf. DIE 60briE iif
auf bas Dolltommenhe eiugeri&tet; ie.
ber 8eiu9er unlerer Stabt Iollte He be-
f9tisen unb R@ bon ben Gortf6ritien
hber3eusen, tpel9e bier serna@t morbeu
Rnb. 6err Monbtp ipirb 8efu1er germ
pilltonlmen beiBeu. sllle Nuitt6ge fiir
irsenbmeI9e Qliferarbeiien tDerben
prompt ausseflbrt. Office uHb Gabrit
t08 unb 10 Slaifin. Gtrose.
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= Der 72idhrise paRor @arde In
Ostsbeim bel Salberitaot bat f1 tur3
nod Der bon ibm sebaltenen Preoiet i'm
@arten erbdust. Sn Der 2irdentafe
feblte cine betrd@tlite Gumme. angeb.
lih etspa 10000 Mart.
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glbern1aliser sroRer Aasbertaltf
BON llnter3eus fir 9anten unb Mdb4en in
NtusIin unb gambric.
8eiuubers mie6ri9e preife ia bieier
W0be!
9reis gaebuttionen int 8etrase bon 80
BIS so 9ro3eat.

Damen, bic irsenb Gtipas in Dieier 8ran4e
n5tbis bnben, biirfen 8oIfion's Special>
guspertauf su rebaeirten 9reiien ni3t pers
febIen.
glne @aaren ouf beFimmten 2as
bentii den itnb gu befonberen tart res
bucirten 9reiien marfirt, bic iebo4
nur fir bieie @o4e selten.
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= 4us 6amburs f9reibt man:
Sobn S9ult, ber 3affirsr Des bieRgen
s2awu Sennis part". III pegen llnter.
i@lagung BON 10000 Mart berbaftet
worben. Der patf geb6rt eineri enQIi.
i1en Rlub, Der Opr 13 5abren geeriin.
bet tpurbe unb bemau d Der prina
BON @alesaHgebErt.
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9eibe Gage finb i6Iimm Iir 0er'
lebungen ber Wusteln, RHoGsn uiw., ba
0aour@ bic 9eiluns ber3taert tpirb.
Die Intuenoung BON 81. 5otobs Del
tr6gt bagegen Diel aur 9eilune bel.
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D~ Sn lInter3elig, 1enIben, 9oiIet.
teartisel finbet man nirgenbiuD beiIere
answabI oils bel pauepaf & Sobn.
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Gin tpanSerbareS @ebrGn9e tut
Gd1ub=Separtclitett.

Ob mir bier bei9dfttst iinb, frast SIR
Stun, bas ioIIten mir tppbt t,leinea. Cute
Ga9ri9ten tpanbern i9neller ais idle9te.
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3tegler'S allgeneim befdmnte @nIpfs
i@nbe 81 fol9enbem bebentenb reSt=
5trten Hreiien:
@rite Gampicp Danens&nDpfftiefe Opera
Heel Il and toe) nit elaitliden Spb[eit, friiber
$3.50, iebt SO.
9amen (u8aufeupbaft') 9onspla Sad.
1ttefel friiber So, iebt $2,75.
Oben am8efiibrte Eretie finb tpirfli
Serfaaf befttmntt. 9ie 8emamnte NSaa
llniere Gustpabl in o,lsseidnittenen lei9s
ten S4uhen nn6 DamensSlippers, tporunter
it9 quite un6 iebr feline yOrfprb nnb 3bec
Sies", ,Soli6 Comfort & Opera Slippers"
befinSer, iibertrifft 9laes in 8eaus auf Aua-
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:$rddtige 9lasma6l eleganter alei6erftoffe:
MnSerorOentlide MObttdteu Oteie
Wod5e /!
nm6 BON @su6en Goftiimen.

Die neueIten Roben in Ieibenen unb tpollenen
Sslei6erfoffer, ictuie in DafdftoHen
umO ettpG IS bud)eleNamte ttnpDrtirte
bDdbntDOerHe 0fUbeus s9fpben,
bon benen nidt 3tpei eit1anber sIeif iiuS, int
preiie bon nur $13 bis $50.
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B@ 2abt Gu@ BEL pa1eDaF&
sobn sirlen aasag ma9en; Sbr iper.
bet sufrieben Iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-23

Die
W09entli4e Greie Rreie fit xeras
erf@eiut
ieoeu Qomnerfag
unb toitet
$3.50 fiir ba0 Sabr DOer &1.26 tias
e @Onate tn WOrams besablmM9.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-02-28


moment, holding his chin in his hand,
while rejecting upon the best course to
pursus~ The action reminded him that
he needed shave very much, and as
the barber shops of the bath were so
situated that he could keep an eye on
the slumbering thief, no went in and
had the last evidence of misfortune re-
moved, and the unsuspecting wretch on
the>divan still slumbered.
AS Drane emerged from the building
the first thing he saw was the blue coat
of which he was in search. A burly
member of the force stood on the edge
of the sidewalk, as if placed there by
the hand of justice.
''How wonderful are the workings of
chance" thought Drane, as he took in
at glance the advantages of the situa-
ton. ''My luck changed from the in
slant my eyes rested on that ticket"
He decided not to call the officer into
the bath so long as he showed no signs
OF going away, but to wait till tho thief
came out, clothed in his rags, to meet a
fate still worse. He chuclzled with a
mean satisfaction at the thought. His