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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

Here are few strong points made
bv Gov. Boles in his recent speech at
Denver, Colorado:
Can a few men absorb the wealth
OF this nation and leave the masses in
digendent?
Do not let Us be deceived. For
every immensely rich man ther- must
from necessity be many wretchedly
poor.
All wealth is the product OF labor.
Great fortunes simply represent the
earnings of grea: numbers.
No one man can perform the labor re-
quisite to produce them.
They can only be acquired by an
individual through the aid of some
process that enables him to appropri-
ate that which many produce.
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NOTICE..

Under, and by virtue of an execute on in
my hands issuing from the Superior Court
of Vance county on Judgment in favor of
John Berkery, VS.. The Henderson Water
Supply Co., and Wolthman, Keith 4 Co.,
I shall sell for cash, by public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the Court House
door in Henderson, Vance county. N. C.,
ON THE FIRST MONDAY. APRIL,
1892, at II O'Clock noon, the works and
plant of The Henderson Water Supply
Co, and Wolthman, Keith & Co., together
with all rights, privileges and franchises
thereof, particularly SO far as the same
relate to the receiving of fares or tolls.
Said property entrances the pipes al
ready laid on Garrett, William, Charles,
Fair Ground Rowland, Montgomery,
breckenridge and perhaps other streets in
the town of Henderson and on the road
and path to Fox's pond. the Stand-pipe and
foundations, two boilers and fronts, two
pumps and attachments and the buildings
and walls and attachments at the pump
ing station on Fox's pond.
W. II. SMITH,
Sheriff of Vance Co., n. g.
Henderson, n. G., March 4, 1892.
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Notice..

NORTH CAROLINA, SUPERIOR COURT,
VANCE COUNTY. FEB'Y TERN, '92.
A. G.. Zollicoffer
VS..
E. Woltman, Geo. T. >-..:
Keith, E. F. Fuller, Noeice.
trading as Woltman,
Keith & Co.
To SAID DEFENDANTS, E. WOLTMAN,
GEO. L. KEITH, E. F. FULLER-Take notice
that summons has been issued against
each of you, requiring you to be and APP
pear before the Honorable Judge Of the
Superior Court of Vance county, at the
court house in Henderson. in said county
and State. on the 18th Monday after 1st
Monday i'll March, 1892. and answer or de-
muir to the complaint of plaintiff, and if
you fail to answer or demur the relief
prayed for will be granted. That the pur-
pose of said action is to enforce the pay
ment of debt of six hundred dollars due
the plaintiff for professional services rem :
dered at request of defendants.
And further take notice that a warrant
of attachment has been issued, ard was
returned to this Court on 22Dd day of Feb
Iuary, 1892, against your property in this
State
This March 1st, 1892.
HENRY PERRY,
Clerk Superior Court.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10
Execution Sale.

Under and by virtue of an execution in
my hands issuing from the Superior Court
of Vance county, in the action of the Nc
Neil Pipe and Foundry Co., VS. Woltman,
Keith & Co., and the Henderson Water
Supply Co.. and others, l shall sell for
cash, by public auction, to the highest bid
der, at the Court House door in Hender-
SoH ;N 6 eo"Rt " NSrh aoa
the unlaid cast iron water pipes and spe-
cial castings belonging to the defendants
Woltman. Keith & Co. lying along the
streets of the town of Henderson and
placed along the pipe lines of the Hender-
son Water Works and lying on and near
the right Of way Of the Raleigh & Gastoh
Railroad Co., in Henderson, consisting OF
about six hundred pieces of various sizes
and not yet put into the ground or con.
nected with said Henderson Water Works
This 7th March, 1892.
W. II. SMITH,
Sheriff Vance Co., n. G.
Henderson. n. c.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

The president of the Louisiana State
Lottery is said to be worth $780,
900. He can afford to "shut up shop"
and take the rest of his life easy, but he
does not propose to do SO it seems,
since it is announced that the great
gambling and swindling octopus will
be transferred to Mexico. BY the way,
wonder how much Beauregard and
Early have made out of the concern
as the result of sacrificing their honor
by selling their names and influence
as they have ?
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

REPRESENTATIVE Williams says that
his plan to have cigarettes made ex-
clusively of tobacco, abolishing en-
tlrely the paper covering, is meeting
with favor from tobacconists. He has
received large number oflettcrs from
his constituents endorsing the project.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10
NHAT 10 SAVE.

And how to save it, are subjects which
interest all prudent housewives. This
information is given in Ayers Home
ECONOMIES. containing One Hundred
Recipes for using odds and ends from
table and market. 1t is book especial
ly valuable to young housekeepers, and
will afford many new and useful hints
even TO those more experienced Ayers
Home Economies mailed to any address
on receipt of , cent stamp. by DR.. ]. c..
Aver 1 Co.. Lowell. Mass.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1892
N0 >x<e
Nv z2 gll g ~; y :.
F. - III ~ Lp

THIS is the distinction that Col.
Robert G.. -Ingersoll draws between a
politician and statesman "a politi-
clan wants the people to do something
for him; statesman wants to do some
thing for the people, -
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

WINSTON is lucky as we'll as a
plucky town, it seems. But it's the lat
ter that brings the first. No people
get anything that amounts to much
without working for it. We see that
Representative Williams has secured 4
favorable report on his bill to appro-
pirate $1,000 for public building
at Winston. We congratulate the
gritty and go-ahead Twin City.
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,

Is ii not worth the small price of 15c.
to free yourself of every symptom of these
distressing complaints, if you think so call
OF our store and geat bottle of Shiloh 5
titalizer, every bottle has a written
guarantee on it, use accordingly and if il
does you no good it will cost YOU nothing
Sold by W. W. Parker. druggist.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

TIE Eeho, Of Alpena, Michigan,
does not think much Of the late 81.
Louis Convention. II says:
Thousands and tens of thousands OF
sympathizers with the labor movement
have been thoroughly disguised with
the spectacle its representatives, made
Of themselves at their convention IN
St. Louis the current week. They
snarlcd and quarrcled like barreltuI
Of dogs and cats, and every one pres
ent wanted to be captain. The dlscoTd
was further heightened by that gentle
old maiden, Miss Frances Willard
who paraded up and down the plat.
form, demanding that the right o.
woman to the ballot must be rccog-
nized. The pOw-wOw ended in an
empty way-nothing whatever having
been achieved to advance the cause
for which it was held.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

Having qualified as executors of the las.
will and testament of Richard W. Harris
decd, before the Clerk of the Superior
Court OF Vance county, this is to notify all
persons holding claims against said estate
before the 1st day of March, A. o., 1898
or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of
their recovery. All persons indebted tt
said estate must make immediate settle
ment
GEORGE B. HARRIS.
SAMUEL K. HARRIS.
Executors of Richard ". Harris, decd.
Henderson. n. Z Feb. %, 1892.
\. J. Harris, Attorney.
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NOTICE..

Under and by virtue of the power Of
sale conferred upon me in mortgage exc
cuted on the 31st day of December, 1889,
by T. W. Goodrich and wife, and regis
tered in mortgage book IA, page 624, in the
Office OF the Register of Deeds of Vance
county, default having been made in pay
ment of the debt secured thereby, l shall
sell for cash, by public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the Court House door.
in Vance CO.. n. g., ON THE 8TH DAYOF
APRIL, 1892, the real estate described
and conveyed in said mortgage, to-wit:
The house and lot on William street in
the town of Henderson. nearly opposite
the Oxford depot, adjoining the lands of
Mrs. Maria Parham, E. G. Brodie and
others, fronting 81 feet on said street and
running back 225 feet and being 65 feet
wide at the rear end.
Henderson, n. c., March Z, 1892.
S. E. ROGERS, Mortgage.
I. L. Hicks, Attorney.
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TRYING TO DOWN THE CIGARETTE

Avigarous war is being waged against
the pernicious cigarette. Congress IS
to take a hand, and it is proposed
either to prohibit the manufacture of
paper cigarettes or tax them to such
an extent as to amount virtually to
prohibition. With this end in view,
Hon. A. H. A. Williams, of Oxford
representative from the Greensboro
distric, is preparing a bill in the ma
ture of an amendment to the internal
revenue laws which he believes will
practically suppress the paper wrapped
cigarettes. He proposes to tax the
paper cigarette SO heavily as to com,
pei the use of tobacco wrappers. Mr.
Williams says that the enactment Of
such a law would not only correct the
deleterious effects now attributed to
paper covered cigarettes, but would
benefit the tobacco grower in extend
ing the market for his product.
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TERNsOF SUBSCRIPTION {:
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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

AhhottS East Indian Corn Paint cures
all Warts and Bunions. Sold by W. W.
Parker. druggist
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10
LETTER OF ACKNOWEDG-
MENT.
Mrs. Bachelor Writes Thanking
the Young Ladies Of Hender-
son College for the Money
Sent the Soldiers
H0ma

O6uC Cu0 0O1Ul0rS
Home.
The following letter explains itself.
The young people whose time and
talents have ministered to the comfort
of the veterans, will be peculiarly graf
flied by this graceful acknowledgment
from Mrs. Bachelor
PETERSBURG, VA. March 4. 90.
DEAR Miss BUFoRD Your letter
containing check for thirteen dollars,
the proceeds of an entertainment given
by the young ladies of Henderson Col
lege for the benefit of the Soldiers
Home, has been forwarded to me at
this place.
1t is with great and peculiar pleas
ure that l acknowledge this generous
donation, as showing that our South
ern girls have not lost the gratitude to
our noble defenders that warmed the
hearts of their mothers. Our soldiers
fought for what they believed to be the
most sacred of all cause.-the defense
of their homes and families-and now
that "all is lost but HONOR they
surely deserve that we, for whom they
gave their best days, should cheer and
comfort their declining years.
Allow me. through you. to return
the thanks of those whom I represent
as well as my own, to the principals
and the young ladies of your college
for their kind interest which they have
expressed i'll so gratifying manner.
l regret that my reply has been de-
layed. but your letter reached me only
to-day. With best wishes, l am,
Yours very truly,
Mrs. JOSEPH B. BATCHELOR.
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EOkl1NE
| have used the within remedy (P"kiBeJ
with great success. JAMES II LAssITER


have used the within remedy (P"kiBeJ
with great success. JAMES II . LAssITER
nave USED The Pokine Remedy fpff,.
pared ny w. i. Chcatham, Jr. in cas- d
ociatlca WITH the result Of positive relief
in few hours. and believe il used a, d.
j. L. H. MIssuLIER.
March, q, 1921.
For the benefit Of the public ! unhe'i-
tatingly recommend Cheatham's wprdel
full remedy, & Pokine." to all sufferer o.
rheumatism 1t has produced marvellous
results IN my case. j was sufferer OF the
malady for five years, and after taking
Few bottles was entirely cured.
NeiI rel Cctfully,
Henderson,, y. e., March :, "a
MR. W. J. CHEATHAM
Dsdr Str.-My WE "as down ~ y.
with rheumatism and the Pokine hoaen.
OF you gave her relief after TAX lou'
doses she has not been tr"ubi"a ,'bee.
1t Is the best medicine she ever took !"
rheumatism. Respectfully,
JACK DAVE
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

The lease of the Roanoke q
Southern railroad, from Winston to
Roanoke, Va, a distance o! one hun
bred and sixteen miles, is regarded by
the plucky and pushing people of our
sister town as a great stroke in their IA
vor. The linking Of their interests
with those of the Norfolk and Western
people means bigger things for the
future Of Winston no doubt. Com
menting on this, the Southern 2obae-
60 Journal says
The lease of the Roanoke & South
ern railroad by the Norfolk & Western
causes great gladness in this city. 1t
gives Winston's pet road a better
chance than it could ever have had in
the hands of its original owners.
Through trains are to be run from
here to Baltimore direct. This lease
makes Winston the terminal point OF
the two greatest railroad systems in
the South-the n & w. and the K.
& D. The transaction also puts half
a million dollars of capital back in
Winston, which will aid greatly in
making money easier here for the
present. The whole city rejolces over
the deal, and there is greater conf
dence in Winston's future today than
ever before.
Winston has always been lucky
town. This good fortune linked with
the pluck Of her citizens has made her
what she is today-the foremost town
of her size in the South.
The leasing of the R. & S. road to
the Norfolk & Western, is but one of
the good turns which has come to the
town. But it is the biggest step for
ward the place has ever made. 1t mas
eEthused new life into all business
here; real estate has already taken an
upward tendency in consequence.
1t means through trains from here
to Baltimore and it means low freight
rates to all points. 1t means the ex-
tension of rhe road South, making the
once despised R. & S. trunk line
from Baltimore to Charleston and At
lanta. 1t means for Winston new life
and increased business. While the
past year has noted an immense in
coming of new people to this city
engaging in all lines of business, this
new turn in our affairs means that
this incoming Of outsiders will be
largely increased.
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WITH THE WAREHOUSEM

Order of Sales for March.
THURSDAY, 10.
Alliance. Cooper. Harris DAVIS.
FRIDAY. Il.
Cooper. Harris. Davis. Alliance
| SATURDAY, IL.
Alliance. Davis. Harris. Cooper.
MONDAY, IA.
Cooper. Harris. Davis. Alliance
TUESDAY, Is.
Harris Davis. Alliance. Cooper.
WEDNESDAY, IS.
Davis. Alliance. Cooper. Harris.
THURSDAY, II.
Alliance. Cooper. Harris. Davis.
FRIDAY, IS.
Cooper. Harris. Davis. Alliance.
SATURDAY, 10.
Cooper. Harris. Davis. Alliance.
MONDAY, q.
Harris. Davis. Alliance. Cooper.
TUESDAY, %.
Davis. Alliance. Cooper. Harris.
WEDNESDAY, %.
Alliance. Cooper. Harris. Davis.
THURSDAY, a.
Cooper Harris Davis. Alliance.
FRIDAY, 25.
Harris. Davis. Alliance. Cooper.
SATURDAY, &c.
Alliance. Davis Harris Cooper.
MONDAY, %.
Davis. Alliance. Cooper. Harris.
TUESDAY, 20.
Alliance. Cooper. Harris. Davis.
WEDNESDAY, 30.
Cooper. Harris. Davis. Alliance.
THURSDAY, 81.
Harris Davis. Alliance. Cooper.
SALES CoMM1TTEE:-H. M. Cannon, E.
L. Fleming, J. P. Taylor. J. d. Cooper,
G. l.. Smithson.
Sales begin promp thy at 9:15 o'clock.
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NOTICE.

II. I. Watkins, Attorney.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1892-03-10

1 have used the Pokine Remedy fpIe-
pared by w. I. Chcatham. Jr. in cas-. d
Sciatica with the result Of positive relief
in a few hours. and believe il used a, Dr.
rected it will effect a permanent cure
j. l.. H. MIssTLIIKE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-02-18

nan,minifer Miqua bat erfIdrt, bas bic
GuSfiibrune bes @eiebeS ben Staatss
bauSbaIt UNI tpeitere neun WiiQionen
belaten tperbe. 8ismard tpirb niht,
tpie es erit bieb. bic 8OrIass i'm Sers
renbauie befdmpfen.
Cine gntideibung, ipelhe aud Bliss
mard idtper treffsn tpirb, 1T bic sesen
einen ieiner pornebmiten Mnbdnser, ben
@rafen 2imburss Stirum, ebsmalisen
@eianoten, bonn Disciplinarbof fir
Heitsbeamte perbdnste Strafe Der
9lmtsentiebuns ipeeen ieiner idarfen
&ritifen peeen bic Sanbelspolitif Ga<
pripiS. B,smard5 @esner beaeidnen
oieien Sdlae fdabenfrOb alS &epande
fir bic einiimaIias Berurtbeiluns beS
@rofen Arnim. 8otitaftsrs in 8aris.
Nbmiral Soamnnn bat i'm &eidstase
benz @unide .oes 8aiisrS auf 8srmebr.
uns Der oeutfden Slotte Iusorud &c.
8eben.
Sn Steiermarf unb TiroI tpitben
z S9neeitiirme; baS itarfe Tbautpetter
bat sablreide 2awinenitiir5e perurfadt,
ipoburd Der 8obnberfebr iebr eefabrbet
miro. Gin entfsslides llnsIld pirb
aus Humdnien 9emeloet. Sn einem
Wasson Der 8abn bon 8ufareit nah
8rafilotp brad ipdbrenb boiler Sabrt
Seuer aus ebe ber 3us gum Stia'
itonbe aebraut iperben fonnte, tparen
l8 bon ben 90 Sniafen in SIammen
uno 3au6 eritidt.
Sn 8ubIanb boben reidIibe Sbnee.
fdle uno ftarte 8dIte quite Sdlitten.
babnen seihaffen unb baour6 bic M6ss
lidfeit, ben Sunseroiitriften proplant
su3ufdbren, bebeutenb erIei1tert. gus
9teip gort iperben baIo 80. 900 Gentner
&ossenmebI unb 1000 Gentner Waiss
mebl mad 8ubIanb als @ef4enf fiir bic
NotbIeioenoen abeeben.
Sn Spanien fdeinen bic 8erbSltnife
elmer naben 8epoIution au3ubrdnsen.
Bon ben bauerii6en Mufribrern um
fsres ipurben bier tpesen Sodperratbs
pro3siiirt uno nad iummariidem @ers
fabren gum abfdredenoen Beiipiel fir
bic anbanser Der ,Sdparjen 9anb"
6ffentlid mitteIS bes IanbesGbli6en bar.
bariiden SnitrumentS, Der @arotte,
binseridtet. 8ereitS 1T in Barcelona
BON 9lufliibrern elm Ittentat NIT Dps
namitbomben periuht trorben.
Sn 8raflien baben bic &ebegen in
&io Granoe DO Sui ben @oupernsur
Nartin unb in Santa Gatbarina ben
@ouuerneur Waaer abseiebt.-8ei ben
Wablen in Nrsentinieu iinb blutise
&rawaae 3tpiiden ben 9lnbdnsern Der
OppoiitiOn uno Der poIisei pOrsefaaen.
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Der @eiummtprobufticn. gs 1T bier.
aus eriidtli6, au ipel6en bsbsutenben
grsebniHen bic ourdb bic 8ombination
mD8lib seiporbene griparniS bur1 ges
msini6aftli9en 8strisb fiibrsn ,nub,
bsionperS ipenn oieielbe nod burd cine,
tpsnn aud an iid serinsfiieise Yreis.
ftsiseruns Der 8ObIen ersdnat tpirb.
@,ne @rb5buns bss Greiiss um rs gents
bic Tonne piiroe alein elm Diebrergeb.
n,s BON 81, ,OO0.O 600 bsoeuten uno srobe
Summsn laien ii6 bard 8srmeihsn
auer &oniurrens eriparen. 8emein.
i9aftIide 8oblenbbfe, 8erminosruns
Der Yeamten uno Dor Maem Abibafs
flung Der isbt BON ierer @sieaitaft ans
eeltellien 8erfaufSaeenten. beren Sons
mliiionsn lid auf isbr bebeuienoe Gum.
men belailfsn, miifIen bic NuSsaben
gang beirdhtlih perrineern. Doau
fommt, oaB bic @sieuidaftsn i'm Stanoe
iein perben, ourd 8eridpinpen aIIer
8onfurren5 es su perbllsn, bab mebr
8oblen ssfDrbert iperben, als sur Ded.
une peS Bebarfs abiolut n6tbis iinb.
4le bieie nmiidnbe IaiIsn erfennen.
oab ourd bic poasosens &ombinution
bic @eieuihaften au6 cbnc cine preis.
erbDbuns bereuienbe 8ortbeile erlangen
milfen unb porberbanb bsbaup.en Die
8etbsilistsn auh. bab baS YutI,fum
ebenio srOBen Sottbsil aus Der Operas
tion 3ieben pirbe, ais bic SefBer ber
@iienbabnen. Sb has tba:iGblih Der
Jaa fem tuirb, bleibt absumarten unb
bic ipeitsebenosn 9Offnunsen, ipelde
in 8e3us auf bobe DiplOenoen Der bes
tbeilisten Babnen laut perosn, laHen
oarauf ldlieBsn. oaB iblieBlib oas
SntereHe Der @eitaibaften in allsrer.
iter 2lnle in 8stra6t ssaosen tpsrpen
pirb.
I'm bieie Operation erfolsrsid burd.
3ufabren, mar eS nDtbis. iib bic Waios
r,tdt Der 9lftlen Der betbeilistsn 8abnen
su ii6ern. Das 8apital Der &eaoins
Babn aaein bstrdst $50, 100000 unb
oapon mubte man cIrca $40. 600, 900
faufsn, mas gum Breis bon 60 allen
$l2. 100000 erforoerte. @inseipeibte
bebaupten, oab i'm @ansen $25, ,OOO, 900
n5tbis tparen, um bic 8omDination su
ermDSliden. Die @eaoins 8abn unb
bic burd Dieie Operation nit ibr perei.
nisten Babnen repraientiren ieBt Elm
8apital BON Der enormen S6be BON
5000, 100000 unb man peripribt iid,
o0B lbre @nnabmen iid auf $50, ,O0O,.
00O i'm Sabr bslaufen tperben.
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WOchentI;cher Expressdienst
Reuularer Dienst.

Die anoeren telpdbrten Sampier bieier enie pers
ieben eins bis StpeiuaI per gpode tinen otrsfteti
Sienit SiuiiheH SSantburg nno Neip Wort; ebenS
erfanmt oprsaeiidte Meepmopattou iino Bees
pjleeune tn Salute NIB Stpii@enoed. IuBera
oroentlid) nieorige Preiie.
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1teber Saltimpre!
NOrDDcuti6er Ql0bO,
@m. 8. Sieiel, 5l5 eadawann aps..
a9ent fur Seranton.

8eseImdbse BOT. Sampfidifffabrt 1piiden
Baltimore uno 8remen
bireet.
burd bic neuen uno erprObtsn etabIoampfsr
Darmitabt. Dresden, &arIsrube.
Man6en, Oloenburs, 0eimar,
BON Bremen ieoen 9onnsritag
BON Baltimore ieoen Wittpod llbr y. 81.
8robtmo9l,dfts Siberbet
9iqige . etie 8oDialide 8erpflegung.
Wlit 9ompfern bes @oroOentibsn.9lopb
wuroen mebr ale
100000 Paiiasisre
gIidlid iber see beforoert.
Salons uuo Gajiten.3 3immer ouf 9ed =
Die Ginridtunaen fur 5widenosdspaiia.
giere oersn SdlofiteQen iid i'm Oberoed uno
i'm speiten Ded behnoen fno anertanni Dor.
treff i'd. GIsttrii6s 8eIsudtun8 in allen
&dumen.
@eitere austunft ertbeiIen Die General.
dgenten
U. S9Ima9er & Co., Baltimore, Mb
ODER oeren 8ertreter i'm Sulanbe.
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HAMBURG : BALTIMORE LIME

Comfort unb 8erpflesuus iuie aui ben Samburs.
Help goyferzSampiern. Seionoers bili9e 4reiie an5
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