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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 55,h-st., between ~
and Lexington qves Rev F. r Ba,,eman psstorSser;
According 10 Buny1n.' S.crrogt on views. Come and
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, HAkLEM Lsnoxaye:
Communion IL. Even song. JPN Evening prsyr
With sermon 7 IS. Tho Rector, Rev. DIR. pRI DtMAN,
Will preach in the morning. and Rev DIR KErrELL In
the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

ST. MARKS CHURCH. 2d-,yc. and 1oth.st.-seryiess
SUNDAY November u. a: IL q. morning prayer sermon
and Holy cOmmuncn,. Dr: RYLANcE viii prea:h:
orsonIst OF the church. Mr., VIM; ED MuLLIGAN -,
sisted nv Miss TAIMAN. Mrs. LISDAU, Mr.. HARRY
PIPER. Mr. JOHN c. DEMPSEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

The shore Line al rail route 70 Boston the first 10
flrnl.h the public with ycstbuiod trains. Tho D.
I.luLind .ElAArn has cl.,r ly new eluLpmrnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH, West 4eth.st.. between 6,A
and 9Th ayes. Rev. CHARLES r. TREAT. Rector-fioy
{ Communion 10 n. m. Morning service and .ermo1. II
a m. Evening service and sermon y. IN. Mrs. II. w.
TAYLOR orsanlse Welcome 10 all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

The Cambridge. 5th-avc ana 33d.st ~ Pai.tte
model hotel. Cuisine unsurpassed LoRENZ RElC n
pfOpr.ctor.-tHoms Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and West 7lstst.. Dr.
j. l.. SHlPMAN. Rector-SerNccs at IL o. m. ana .
o. M Sunday school at 10 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor.
Of 57th-st-Thc Pastor DR.. ABBOTT +. KITTRED5E
Will preach mornnG and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

You cannot b. bad gray and either tine scaness
brmh your hair 4 you use THIS ana no oher preparation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

MRS HELEN T. BRIGHAM. before the New Society
Ethical Sp tualsts, Hell" ~ West 14th-st Question:
answered and poems inpovsed IL a. H. Lecture,
p. m. Subject Honesty"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

score-F1rst half, Ya'e 80, second half, Yale "a
total. Yale 70: Wesleyan, 0. Weather cold AZ
Tendance 300 Injuries, Lee and Parsley. Sub
sttut.ors, Munson. Colt ard Anderson
Touchdowns-Blss. 4; Dewitt q hutterworth. o.
Goals Kicked frcsn Observation-Disclosures 10.
Referee Alexander Mofft. Of Princeton. Umpire Kent
HUbbard. Of Trinity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

NEW YORK CHURCH OF CHRIST tsct,ntist). East
i5n.stsuntsy scryic 10 49, sunday school immediate:
room 1874 Broadway; rooms open daily from 10 to 4.
Mrs LAURA LA1IIROP Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-06

The game stood a. dag ammei and the CONTINUATION
was P-Q en-, % K-B 4; % Ok A. 70 Q-D ST
a Q ID ch. audwhite mates OIL the next move
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

his teeth extracted by country doc
tor, and that there was no appeal, or
show for new trial, homicides would
become as scarce as convictions and
executions now are in the state. and
who could ask more than that.
It's great scheme, and the new
state administration that is supposed
to be in favor of retrenchment and
reform, should promptly take the
matter up.
The governor elect should make it
the subject of special message to
the Legislature.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, VIII l. Craddock, Jr-, unnarlleo, le'.
w by his certain decd of trust daied t.e - ~,
day of June, A. ID. 1879, and recorded IN tns ~
fscs, OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF ,hs s
County of Prowers and state OF oloranI % . - -,
eleventh day Of June, \. D. lssl, IN he~lA -
tace so OF -aid ProWcrs County rtcofuss toh
veycd to Il. ". +. Griffith as trustee. IN. p'99i-
erty in said deed OF trust and hsrein,1,itsr ~
scrifed to secure to the Western arm hoftsas"
Trust COMPANY the payment OF a certain prom
issory note for twenty-three hundrei u~ealasS ~
tss.sol dated J une LIST. ls-.' due IN Nv s'1s -.
with interest thereon at the rate OF seven leI
cent per annum payable seni- annually a. ssios ~
BY the coupon notes thrreto attached anu NnlSu l
said note is in said deed Of trust more pAr'4ou-
AN. WaEHE.s, il is provided in and by said
deed Of trust that in case Of default m nc ~
ment Of said note or bond. OF any part t4t1 n
or any interest thereon At the time hnh N ~
manner and at the place speethsd thsrelh ioi
the payment thcreof. or In case ot waste of hnis-
payment Of taxes. or in case # breach 81 an
of the covenants or agreements m sail ee,t go - =.
trust contained then and Ia that case thf ~ ~neas
of said indebtedness shall Immediately oge',i,lc
due and payable IL the holder 20 elcts ad on tiio
application OF the legal holder OF said hain i
shall BE- lawful for said trusise 70 ~ .... sel1
premises after giving due notice OF tLie TIME
and place of said sale e.
Axp, WHEEEIs, default hath been made IN
the payment Of tine interest or part thetros ~.
ON the iirst day of June. isge, and the payment
of taxes On said land for the years i>- ls-s ADD
lssI and the rish, hath aeetued 10 ius = ~ y
same foreclosed and the said prcfnisc- soi1-
Now THEREroRE, 1, q. W. y Griffith, trlst''e-
at the request OF tie iefai Nniusf ~ rsAA ANt.
and trust deed and in accordance With the terms
OF said deed Of trust Will sell public auction
20 the highest and bcst bidder for cash. ~ ths
front door fremont street tutrancnt nf
the Court House IN tho City uf Denvcr. tolors-
do on the Sth day Of January, is5, AZ ten q elfSk
in the forenoon Of said day. for the puftssr
said trust decd secured well n all cxI-tlss< oi
executing this trust. the following real eststs
situated in the County Of PruScFs and state OF
Colorado, ro-wits
Lots four isl and five til ofseetiun lel IN town
ship tuenty-three l-8t south ot range inT1t--Ah
water for irrisaiin- said prcntss's AID ti'r Do.
rneStic purposes thereon, to which tho said
premises arc nov may hereafter h-cuinr en.
Titled however cyidencrd. tnszr5her With all
shares of stock or shares 81 water Ia any ditch
or irrigation company which IN any manner en-
TITLES the Use Of water for domestic irrl-z;iE
purposes on said premise
d,cS- 81 q. ". f. GEuprTH. Trustee,
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

The biennial talk about strin-
gent railroad law has again com
menced. With the resolution against
railroad legislation adopted by the
recent congress in the southern and
southwestern part of the state to start
in with, the roads will have little diff
ficulty in defeating any radical leg
islation. Grown wise, by past ex-
perience, the people of the state
have learned not to expect much
from the r law makers in direction of
regulating railway traffic. If the
solons. soon to assemble, will regu-
late the price and quality of the
goods of the passenger car peanut
tiend, they Will ever be be held IN
grateful remembrance, and should
they abate the nuisance altogether
the entire state would rise up and
call them blessed.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
A Great Scheme.

Williamsburg, coal camp near
Florence, was the scene of some ex-
citement this week. 1t transpires
that Prof. f. ID. Voorhise who is, or
was teaching the Williamsburg youth,
has been in the habit of extracting
the teeth of those pupils who were
refractory, or too dull to learn their
lessons. This was a new departure
in school government in that locality
and on discovery created something
of stir.
The professor, when questioned
admitted that he had quite collec-
ton of molars. milk and wisdom
teeth some 30 or 40 in number that
had once belonged to children of the
district. The method of discipline of
the professor was not fully approved
by the board, and was vigorously
condemned by the parents, owing to
the high price of false teeth it is
supposed. The professor declined
to resign however when it was him
ted that he might be more useful in
some other field, but said he would
take vacation until after the holi
days. He may be permitted to finish
the term upon his return, but it Is
not certain that he will be engaged
for another year Still there is no
telling what school board will do.
While the method of punishment
inaugurated by Prof. Voohise, may
not be complete success in the
school room, owing to the excitabil
ity and partiallty of parents, it does
not follow that it might not be adop-
ted with grand results in other fields.
Suppose for instance that our unsat-
isfactory criminal code was amen
ded, the present theoretical punish
ment for crime entirely wiped out,
and in lieu thereof the simple and
practical system of Prof Voorhise
adopted on sliding scale. Let it
be something like this, petty lar
ceny, the extraction of one tooth
grand larceny not less than or
more than s, and SO on clear through
the list of crimes and misdemeanors
If this is done, the state prison and
reformatory will no longer be neces-
sary and great saving in taxation will
result. There can be no doubt but
that it would discount the present
criminal code in suppressing crime
and it would be found equal to all
mergencies.
Take murder for example. If the
the man who contemplated such an
act, knew that it would surely result
in his being visited by the severest
penalty of the law tnat of having all
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE or LurELIous
MERRITT, DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on Monday the
lN 9th day of January 4. ID. I-sii being one of
the regular days of the December term Of the
County Court OF Prowcrs County. in the State
of Colorado, |. j. II. Means, Administrator of
said estate, Will appear before the Judge of said
Court. present my final settlement a. such Ad-
mtnistrator. pray the approval of the same. and
will then apply TO be discharged as such Admin
istrator. At which time and place Any person
in interest may appear and present objections to
the same il any there be.
Dated at Lamar. Colorado, December Ith. is9s-
j. H. MEANS.
Administrator of the Estate OF Lutelious Mer-
rttr dacea-ei
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orrIcE AT LAs,n. Colo.

LAND OFFicE AT LAs,E. CoLo.
December 18th. l>ye-
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
A>naned settler has filed notice Of his intention
to makd final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will he made before the Register
and Receiver at Lamar. Colotado, ON January
list 1898, via BENJAMIN J. Davis, H. +. Nc.
200 for the NWs Sec. ., Township .. south of
Range o. west.
He names the following witness to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz; Robert W. tiniey. b. 4 Wilson.
John L. Finley aud Martyr Myers, all of Cad
Caddoa. Colorado.
decl7-jan2l c. ID. FoRD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
NOTICE FOR PuBLIcArIoN.
LAND orncs At LAMAR, coLo.

LAND OFFICE At LAMAR, CoLo.
December Is. lsa3- Z
MOTTO f is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice of his inicD-
ton to make final proof in support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
January 2ird lsss, viz: John X. Gordon. II. +.
No. @a59 for the southeast quarter of section -.
in township q south. Of range T. west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land viz; Fred Williams Daniel ilbert
Henry Henline and Albert Mayhem. all OF La
mar Colorado.
decI7-ian &. ID. FoRp Register
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND orgIeE AT LsnAn. CoLo.

LAND OFFICE At LAMAR. Colo.
December 18th, lssis \
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
tion TO make final pr,of in support Of his claim.
and that said proof will be- made before the
Register or Receiver at Lamar. Colorado, on
January Il, lss3 viz; Sarah +. Shinn widow of
Joel H. Shinn, deceased. II. Z. No. 2ig7 for the
NV of sec. q, township % south. range ~ west
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF, sal land. viz: John hellichcr. Patsy kelli-
erar, y kell'eher and John stephens, all 81
Csidoa. Colorado.
decIT Janei G. ID. FoRD. Register.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE At LAMAR. Colo.
Decem b--Y 18th ISsss

LAND OFFICE At LAMAR. Colo.
December 18Th. tss.- Z
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed notice of his inteu-
tion to make final proof in support OF his claim
aud that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Lamar. Colorado. on
January z3rd, l>sci viz: Arthur X. Hone. II. +.
No. tisH for the sW section -, township :.
south. range "a west.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
aid land, viz: A B. Stewart. Z. NJ. Tate. W. 4.
swift and W. A. Merrill. all OF Granada Colo.
Lizzie Ayrick is hereby specially notified
decI7-jan.i &. d. FoRD. Register
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
novv TO sE nEALrMY
AND nAPPv.

Don't work SIS days in a year Get OUT ii.o ny.
the sunshine Take vacation once IA W Nnis,, ~,
II too busy to ..lay of last summer. buy an
excursion ticket at once, via santa re h9u.ss - ~ :
Las VEGAS Hot Springs. New Mexico. anu s.ob
barro riding -unshiny days. and huntins " 'h'
mountsips. September climate lasts az Nin',s "a
For copy Of illustrated pamphlet an'tp Is.
T. Nicholson. q. 2. T. A.. A. I. a ; r. H. =
Topeka. Kansas.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
II. cs.i,l Pap, t suvsr cssa:!
Cleveland's total vote was 5,o6I,
800. Harrison's 5,176,611, Weaver's
l.025,O60 and Bidwelrs, 2oS,341.
Cleveland's plurality 39l,379.

Two bills have already been intro
duced into Congress to repeal the
law requiring the purchass of 1900.
600 ounces of silver bullion per
month, and i. is significant that
both the authors were democrats.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24

Ripans Tabules: for liver troubles
Ripans Tabules ara always ready.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabulcs best liver tonic
Ripans Tabulcs one gives relief.
Ripdns TabuleS cure nauSga a.
RipanS Tabules for had temper.
Ripans Tabules for sour stomach.
The Lamar register., 1892-12-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual uarrt-
~ in; Of the Stockholders Of the tirst NAttpu-
al Bank Of Lamar, Colorado, uili BE- held Al tif
hank office in the City uf Lamar, Colorado. 90
Tuesday. January iuth, iss- for thu puFtsnso -
sls-rtiug a hoard of directoFs for the ensuing
wear and the transactinz u any other business
which may legally core b..furr It,
". q GOULD, Cashier.
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l1eber bie milit6rild,e 8ebeut,ruo

l1eber bic militdrii6e gebeutung
9elgolanbs bringt Der .6amnoperIde
Courier" cine 3ui6rift anldBli9 Ser
grnenmung bes @ontresMbmirals Mens
ting gum gommanbantem Der Sniel.
Oarin beiBt es: vGeit l1ebernabme
9elgolanbs in baS beutfde 8efibtbum
1T unabldiIis an Der fortifitatorilden
nnb artilltriitif6en Musriiitung beFels
ben gearbeitet tporben. gun finb aud
be Batterien 10 melt porsel6rittem, bab
bon ibnen aus binnen 4ur3em bic err
ten SdieBiibungen na6 See tperben
borsenommen merben f6nnen. Wel1
grobe 8ebeutung man an ntaBgebenber
Stelle Der SHiel beimiBt, biirfte baraus
berporgeben, bab man su ibrem 9on=
manbanten einen dlteren Gontres s4bmiz
raj, Der in Der &esel Elm er6Beres Sc
f6maber gu fiibren pflest, seiest bat.
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aleiaeritoHe! aleioeritoffe !!

Ser sr5bte unb sepdblteite 9orratb bon
teinen 6 leiber # ffen, Der ie in @au
1nton!o borbanben mar. G,a neues Mufer
Satin STRIPED grepon, ioiio unb
gemnifert
v8eDforb GDrb" in alien neuen Gars
ben, pie @idel, GisaIe, Mais, 2abenbel, San,
Huiitan @rap, Cream, ipeib.
Darb.
:. .TranaSfiid,e GballisS in s5 Be-
tttmntten Duftern.
Mobaires, Crepe b'gbine gu 75
Gents, 80 Gents unb $i.Oo.
Sran;Diii4er Srsanbie gu %, 85
nn6 40 Gents.
Gore Sm Not, etipas neues, ;u 10 Gents
per Darb.
@emnfterte 8ebforb @prb su 121a
@eats per garb.
:, @emaiterte erepe gu IA Gents per
Yarb.
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Su einem MberunS ffiiraet,

TT stn ifredlt&eS DING, elbft TN Irau, aber serabe
tn pteiem nthts Seltenss. gBer tn bte5er Grf pom
M!peraden bsimseiu&t wtrb, pEest NIT einem unar1
ftnlirttn Staret tl erwaaen; feine @Ieeer finb in
5Glten S$we,s sebabet, iein Ser3 Hopft fthrmiia.
WDral: Wsan f@lafe utdt auf bem S1lden Hesent,
beonbers penn man DYspepfie unb 0erpoftat leis
eet sebrau3e 9ctetter's Wasenbitters um pon bieen
9etmiu@ungen periHcnt ju bleiben. @esen S&laHc=
Eyfef, ben unaertiennltseu SesIettsr ron htpniher
Dsspepae iowobl wte eeHen unpermetbtbe Tolae,
tn pas Sttters etn unibertrefHi4es Setmtttel. @ez
forte Vernnnuns TT Bite Aueue un5dbltser qualponer
mdb'ses g1nft;pntlen ber 9eber unb ber Gtnsepeibe
anbern Wolen mir bem @sbirn nnb benz Nerpen5p=
item &Ibe peri4afen, 70 mhffer wtr sundit ben Oa-
gen tn SrbnMns brnSen unb bte 9bdtistett ber ger=
bonursss, gbfpnberunss= unb Gntleerunssprsaue re-
Suliien. Wlalarta, rntbdtsfeit ber Reren rnb 8las
ie, Snbbrennen unb saftrtiHe8 seopfmet, ausemetne
9tntdlt9teit uue bic Grippe turire man nit bieiem
ittel fr beien porslste besItrdftise Gtsen51afteu
Sunperte bersOrrasenter Ger5te 3eusnb a6seest baz
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Ser @ra6 in Nuitralien bat unter
Der Jinanamelt fiir6terli9 gebauit.
Stunt 8anfen in Mielbourne madten
ba1ferott, bic Mctien Der anberem fielen
nm bic Sdlfte unb nebr. So 4. 3.
fielen bic papiere Der Mercantile ssi=
nance Company, bic elm eiugeaabltes
eapltal BON $3,000,000 bat, berart,
baB iie, lOssei6lagen, nur $4,000 ges
bra6t bdtten. Dle 2anb COMPANY
bon Muitralien nit 800, 900 Capital,
tpopon bic 6dlfte in 2onbon gebalten
wur6e, ift'futi6. Cine ambere Bruppe
bon 8anfen, nit 81, ,235, 900 einbe3abl<
tenn Capital, iiBt nit $1O,50O, 900
S6uIben feft unb bat bafiir nur 2ambz
beiib anfauweiien. Sn Melbonrne all
lein be5ifferten fi@ bic Banterotte anf
$35 100000.
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Sas &eitanrant ienes Scr. gerp
IN Yaris, Der ben Nnar6iften &apa9ol
ben BebDrben auslieferte, ipur6e bur9
Spnamit pDllig serft6rt. @erp ielbft
trug 10 f9mere @erlegunsen bapot,
baB er balb mad feiner ueberfiibrung
in bas Sofpital ftarb. Wtan elambt,
6tes SDnamit glttentat babe ben
3ped, bic @ef6norenen in benz in bies
len Sagen beginnenben proceB gegen
&apa6ol einauf6ii6tern.
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Ser befonnte 9(rober Sibnuzsin

= Ser betannte 9lraber 3ippuz Sip
bat, iuie beri6tet tpirb, bic QbIi6t,
cine @eiie mad 9eutidlanb ansutreten.
Sein inbii6er @ei6dftsfreun6 Siua
9abf6i in Sanfibar mar Dor mebreren
Sabren aud auf elmer srOBeren euros
pdii6en &eiie in Berlin anlpeienb unb
f6eint ibm ben &atb gegeben su baben,
ii6 felbit einmal bort porsuitellen.
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BON .i9waraem 8aaren gu Ben aaer.
niebrisften Yreifen.
@e1tretfter inb cdrrirter Sam n
bon 1" GentS anftpdrts bis 3u benz beften.
SAlidter idtparser Organoie, @renabine,
Satin geitreifter 2aipn gu erftaunlid nieori,
gen HretIet1.
.getceme 91arp penriettas, 40 Soa,
NIT ben neueiten Saattirunsen berieben,
gu $1.00.
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: 9as 8erIiner 2anbgeri6t bat
enti9ieben, baB bic 0eilsarmee ni9t
als eine &eligionss@eieaf9aft anamles
ben fei unb bemsemdB einen Mrbeiter,.
tpel6er 6eren @eriammlung gei6rt
bate, nnr ipegen groben unfugs 3a Ell
ner Wo6e Saft berurtbeilt.
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Seine eptken Vorbamge, 81 garb
Long, 3u rs genta, $1.0O, $125, $1.5O,
$500, $3.50, $500, unb aufpdrts, 10 fein
fpie Sbr iie tpiini9t.
Sarbtger unb 19tparser TaiIIe
Sra neaiie su 80 @ents per garb
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(Scrtietuns fclst.)
300 Wefphmaua. SIOO.

Die 2eier ber vGreien Strife" tperben fit
frenen, gu erfabren, bab es tpenisitens eins
eefiir1tete 8ranfbeit siebt, ipeIde bic gSii.
fenihaft in al ibren Gtufen 3u betfen i'm
Stanbe 1T. 9aa's sfatarrb &ur lit bic Elm:
sise iebt ber drstItden 8riiberi@oft befannts
poiitibe &ur. &atarrb erforbert ais eine
Gonltitut,onsfranfpeit cine conititutiOneue
8ebanDluns.@ Sall's aatarrb Sur fpirb ins
nerIih aenomrten unb tpirft bireft auf bas
Blut unb Die idleimisen Oberfldden bes Sp.
items, babur4 bic @runbIase ber 8ranfbeit
3erftDrenb un6 benz Yatiegten &raft sebenb,
inbem iie bic apnftitution bes SDrpers auf:
baut unb ber gtatur in ibrem @erfe biIft. Dts
Gigentbiimer baben 70 rteI 8ertranert 3u ibren
9eilfrdften, 6ab iie einbunoert Dollars Be.
llobnnns fiir jeoen SAL anbietenL ben iie ~
titriren perfeblt. 2abt Gnh cine 2iite bon
3eusniiien fontmen. Man obreiiire
SIS s. &heneb & 60, Tole6o, 3.
~ @erfallft BON Mppthefern. rs .NtS.
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Der 9lntrag bes Glotten Gomitss i'm
9aus, ben 8au BON ieber peitern areus
aers@orbette ober bon 3orpebobooten
tlir bas nd9fte Ginan5iabr gu unterlafz
len, Der bonn Glotten= =Oepartement enlz
problem tpirb. farm feineswegs als ia6z
nnb seitgemdB anerfammt merben.
(pb. 81
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= Sn &io be Saneiro lit bas gelbe
Jieber ausgebro6en. 6p1flutben ha=
ben in Santos grpBen 59aben anges
ri6tet. 40 perionen fanben in Ben
Slutben ibren Sob.
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3epbpr Wimqballrs I!

Sepbgr Wntgbams
@ir bertaufen 3epbbr @tnabams
gu Is, IS unb 25 Gents.
Satin etzipeb Gorb bu &oi unb 2epbbrs.
1inb rs Gents.
S9li&t: 8u 10, 121a, Is, 20 unb rs
Gents.
Sas sr6bte unb beit aussefpabrte saser
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1leue Waaren
enille=Yortiereu uuo gildoeden.

Bir offerireu @bentlIes Yprtieren
'lno Eli d 3 eden gu abioIut baIbem preile
8ir baben so Yaare Yortieren unb 100
Ttl4befen, alle gu bemielben greiie
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aaiier 9leranber Ill. iAeint i'd

= aaiier slleranber Ill. i9eint ii1
nit ben 9inbern ieines 8aters aug
beRen @be nit Der Giiritin Suriesta
ausgefobnt su baben. Gin Sagesbee
febl bes Safeneomntanbeurs BON arons
ftabt gibt befannt, baB auf allerb06fen
8efebl Sc. 9ur6lau6t Jiirit @eorsi
Suriesfa alS Sumter (6reipiaiger) in
BEN 9ienit Der 8altif6en 6lOtte gefelt
unb in bic 5. Slottens@auipage bes
General 9lbmirals alerei 9lleranbros
tpitf6 eingereibt pirb.
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WfObel mo Seppt9e
TIMER glSbe[. nnb IeppiH DeyGrtemssA
nerbient tn Mnsenfnein gsncln,nsH ,u hsp-
ben. g1ir qucttren preift, Bic Sbr NIT ses
sniisen Ieien tuerbet.
9eppi9c! 9eppimc!
8orb 9rafelS, 81 unb aufudrts.
Eapeitrb 8ruffeIs, 30 Gents unS aafiySrts.
Iapeftrp 8ruifeIs, Rpsbtrrs, IS gents xus
anfirdrts.
Mnss Bpue, Sreifahe Dide, s5 Gents.
6. 6. 81
linton 5N
auss moue. ,neiiaas %
&C. IS
linton %
@efdumte 9eppi6e, Is Biz 80 Gents.
2inoleunt so Gents unb dufir6rts.
Tnbboben Oeis2ud,, so Gts. un6 aufwxrts.
Gocoss sNatten, As gents JunS aufuxrts tes
auabrat=yarb.
Ghina Matten, BON 1917 bi8 95 Geats.
aedhte SapAneiiibs Matten gu nar 10 ets.
M1bel! Ma1bel!
Bir MAIDEN ipe3isae Eferten in S&IGf.
simmer Set8:
SoIibe Mntife GiHene Sets. nur 1850.
GIegante gbebnt SetS, nur 5000.
Golibe Waanub Gets, rur $3y.
Pliith YarIor Sets, nur $2T.
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= IS 1T bes i6limmite proletariat,
bas iiG auf benz parnaB brett ma6t.
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&or9duae! gorhduae /!

Sn Oraperien unb gretonnes
tilbren mir etne elesante MustpabI BON 10
Gents aufipdrts bis gu Der feiniten Gorte.