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The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13
FOR ATHIRD TERM.
Brewers Popular Republican Mayor Gets

Brewer's Popular Kepub1lcan MayUr 0ets
an Increased Majority.
Bangor, March 12.-The election in
Brewer today resulted in the choice OF
Mayor H. F. Tefft, Republican. for a
third term, by majority of 1855. The
Republicans also elect all the aldermen,
a gain of one ward over last year. Tefft's
majority was increased one hundred over
last year.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13
HOW?

Ry your visiting us and giving
Onr line a careful survey Wheth- :
er you wish to purchase or not.
We gladly quote prices Keeling
that the Goods and Prices cam
NOT fail to interest you.
Our specially in folding beds
is the
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13

Ask our clerks to show you the
Standard, look at the full lime,
every Bed warranted, we sell ON
easy instaIlments but we give
satisfactory inducements Tor
cash.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13

Continued on Second Page.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13
STANDARD FOLDING BED.

It has no equal.
We have a large lot ON hand
and are largely OVersfOcked Tor
this season of the year
we will sell YOU a full size Bed
with large Wardrobe and a good
one for
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13
$25.oo,

This is our leader, but for the
next 80 days we will surprise
you with low prices on amy Bed
in the line.
the assortment is uneQualed,
come to our store and see the
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-13
1894.

Totals. 1925 1.o2e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

publicanlsm. On the canvass this
year the county and legislative ticket
are all working hsrmoniously for each
other and for the success Of the whole
ticket. There are good takers and
good singers and good musicians
among them. Moores and Waters
sing, Ehlen and Graham play the vio-
lin, Brown and Calvert play the organ.
Barley can sing, pray, talk or, was
going to say, dance a jig. But at sev-
eral places in the country where the
boys have boxing gloves and know
what they are talking about say very
few men ever put them on with this
fighting Republican that did not come
out second best. Barring myself, a
Differentiated, better. hearted set Of
men never ate, slept, talked, walked,
pulled and ran together.
WOODBURY..
OF course an ovation awaited the Re.
publican candidates here. While
WoOdburn is the battlefield Of the
county, Woodburn Republicanism is not
Of the luke warm variety and not
easily dimayed. 1t has legal rank
and file, loyal leaders, a loyol Reput-
lican newspaper run by. Day and
Anderson and first class band. 1t
has Republicans who are Of the right
stuff and metal, who work for their
principles whether they are candidates
or speech makers or not.
Six hundred people filled Davenport's
hall almost to its capacity. The
women and the young men here a.
elsewhere are intensely Republican
and anti Populist to the core. 1her-
was the usual speech making with
fun and hilarity as elsewhere, Mrs.
Walter Tooze sang an original cam
p tign song with fine effect. She is "A
devoted daughter Of Republcanism aud
The JOURNAL would like to see her
profile stamped on the hearts of every
Republican audience In Oregon, en-
shrined with the memory Of her sweet
voice. The threatened revolt against
Barkley in Woodburn among Republi
cans did not take place. In fact it
went just the other way. The Wood
burn meeting demonstrated the high
regard In which he is held by all
classes of citizens and men of all parties.
There is no revolt against Mr.. BArKley
among Republicans who know the
man. Wherever he is heard, his peer.
less abilities as campaigner are ap.
precated. Salem Republicans can pre-
pare for a treat when Barkley speaks
here next Saturday night.
+. HoFER.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

MEMORIAL DAY SERVICE AT the
NJ, + church Sunday the regular union
Memorial day service was carried out
without break, and all the parts gave
excellent satisfaction. The address Of Rev.
Hutchison was highly patriotic, and
differed in tone and spirit considerably
from an address delivered from the
same pulpit year ago, 1t WAS high.
ly patriotic address. The special union
choir rendered IA very beautiful patri-
otic anthem. The rendition OF the old
hymns by the congregation was very
inspiring.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
StrOng'S!
BREAD! :::: BREA ID !
BEST BREAD
IN NTHECITY
27l Commercial Stree
LITTLE LOCALS.

Mrs. X II. Leabo entertained he
Sunday school class Of young ladlti
Saturday afternoon In substantial stylt
Guy NJ. Powers has returned tC
Salem, as the steamer Elwood. fl
which boat he acted IA agent at Port.
land, has tied up for the season. M,
aud Mrs. q. w. Johnson have gone 0i
n trip to the Mdwinter fair, and u
visit other California points. john
Irwin was down from Scots Mills Sat.
urday, and he says If 1t wasn't for n
few GROWERS up there, they wouldn't
know there was such a thing as "hard
times" Mrs. A. Strang came up
from visit at Portland this morning.
"A good crowd enjoyed the day at
Morningside yesterday. Mrs. NJ. b.
Bond, of West Salem, went TO Port
land today. ----I. l., Losey went to
Gervais today. Mrs. Lee Steiner
and baby returned today from visit
with friends at Eugene. II. II.
Thompson opent Sunday at Eugene
with his better half, returning this
afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

CELEBRATION AT HUBBARD. The
executive committee Of Marion District
lodge No 10, |. q, G.. +. met Ia special
session at Salem on Saturday, May
Goth to make the final plans for the
celebration of July 4th' The com.
mittee selected Hubbard AS the best
place aud have secured u tine grove
with "A mineral spring near by. The
program will consist OF two addresses
lnterspersed with music in the tore,
noon. The afternoon will be given Ia
various amusements and n "Demorest
Modaw contest.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Prison ITEMS. Warden Berry, of
the penitentiary, Is quite III, a
courteous gentleman and consclel :
tious and humane officer, his recovery
will be hailed with pleasure by his
many friends. ---T There was a visit
paid yesterday, by the Christian En-
deaverors, to the states prison. Flowers
were distributed 10 the prisoners, aud
Interesting religious exercises held.
There were several hundred visitors
from Salem aud adjoining towns.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
Stores to Close.

AT the request Of members of the sc.
\. r., and in memory of those trav-
elers from whose bourn there is no re-
turn, would suggest that the busi.
ness men Of our city close their stores
from II IN. until p. III. on Memorial
day. CLAUD CATCH, Mayor.
Salem, May 2S, 1894.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

On TUEsRAH NIaHT-May Goth, n
complimentary benefit will be rendered
Mrs, Frank Cooper. at Reed's opert
house, when some OF Salem's best and
brightest literary and musical talent
will contribute to the pleasures OF tn,
evening. After the program shall hav,
been rendered, social dance will b,
indnlged in by those present. The sal,
OF tickets has been very large and an
enjoyable time is assured. The follow.
Ing Is the program: Overture, Prof
McLyman's orchestra; solo, Master
oskie Muellhaupti recitation, Mrs. n.
J. salris; solo, Mr.. NJ ID. Fagan; rect
tRtion, Miss Mabel Carter; solo, Miss
Nellie Carpenter; selection. orchestra;
solo, Miss NJ. Davis; recitation. Miss
Marie Vandersol; solo, Mira J. ii
Strickler; quartette, Messrs. Kundret,
wenger, Bronson aud Epley; selection,
orchestra.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

TWELFTH STREET. Not little ob.
lection will be made to the proposed
improvement Of Twelfth street. The
school board will demonstrate, and II
is Understood that Willamette univer.
slty, the cannery owners, the wooden
mill people, the \. f. II. Il. Co. aud
several other large holders will go and
do likewise. Whether there will be
emo lgh to defeat the measure Ii not
known, but the opposition will be
strong.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
MEMORIAL DAY AT SALEM.
A Grand Parade and an Eminent O.
A. r. Orator.

J Q Barnes, F. B. Southwick, and
X. A. CrOssan, members OF the COM
mittee on arrangements, have an
nouuced the following order Of exer-
cises and program for the day:
The members of Sedgwick post will
assemble at their hall at p. m.
The procession will form under the
direction of comrade T. G. Smith, the
chief marshal, and will march TO the
@. A. r. lot in City View cemetery
west Of Rural starting promptly at
2 o'clock. There the usual Memorial
services Will be conducted by the post
and the w. r. G. Following this and
the decoration Of the graves OF the dead
comrades, the procession will reform
and return to the city where 1t will
"break rank" until p. m. when the
members will assemble at the @. A. r.
hall and reform for march to the opera
house to attend the evening exercises
which VIII begin at o'clock, the fol-
lowing program being the order.
Song by the choir and audience, con-
Quoted by Comrade Il. NJ. Parvin.
Invocation by Rev. q. w. GranDis.
Song by choir.
Recitation, Decoration Day." by
Mrs. r. S. Wands.
Vocal solo by Miss Matte South wick.
Recitation by little James Mott.
Quartette, "Sword of Bunker Hill"
by Messrs. Kundret, Wenger, Epley
and Bronson.
Address by Rev. w. 4. Malay d. D.,
Of Chicago.
Song, America" by the choir and
aud ence.
Ia the march to the cemetery the
column will be formed as follows:
CHEZ Marshal +. G. Smith and
q des.
Second Regiment baud.
Battalion of Oregon National Guard
consisting of Cos. IL, III" and "B'
of Salem, and "E" of Hubbbrd.
Sedgwck Post, No. 10, G. A. R., and
visiting comrades and old soldiers, ac-
companied by the Mexican and Indian
war veterans
Sumter camp, Sons Of Veterans.
Willamette university students.
A company from the Oregon state
reform school.
The road leading to the cemetery
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
Y. M. G, A, AuxillaJy,

The ladies representing the board of
officers of the auxiliary to the Y. NJ. G..
A. are hereby requested to meet in the
parlors OF the association rooms to-
morrow at p. III. Let every member
of the board feel it personal duty to
be present. BY order of
MRS. II. 5. WALLACE, Pres.
Mrs. T. b. MCELRoY, Sec'y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

The ELITE PARTY.-An orchestra
of ten pieces will preform at Reeds to-
night. a concert will be given from
$50 to 9 O'Clock, when dancing Will be-
gin. Admission to gallery 25 cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

SETTLED UP.-The S22 900 claim of
Ladd q Bush against, Mitchell, Pax
ton, Page, Knight, ct al, was today
satisfactorily adjusted, and the Judge
ment satisfied.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

w. G. T. u. MEETING. There will
be meeting Of the executive committee
of Salem Union held at the usual place
Of meeting, at 1870 p. IN, Tuesday. BY
order of president.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Sand, gravel, lime, cement, 10 fact
everything In the building material
line IL supplied in the best quality, on
the shortest notice and At the low
est price by the Salem Improvement
90.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

fLowgR THIEF.-LAst night some
unscrupulous lover of flowers stole
from Mns. J, III, Haas front yard a fine
la France rOse bush in full bud and
bloom. The perpeIrAtor was traced,
aud will probably pay the penalty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
Sound and Well.

KNIGHT, Oregon, May 6, 1891.
For over 40 years have had heart
disease. Five years ago | received a
serious Injury which disabled me from
walking. Doctors failed to cure me. /
began taxing Hoods Sarsaparilla and
Hoods Pills, and they did more fnr me
than | could have been msde to believe.
| am 6S years old today and am sound
aud well. BYRON h. HERRICH.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
Bids Wanted.

McCull Il Adams will receive bids
for the complete repair of the Gilbert 4
Patterson store, up to 5 o'clock p. m,
Monday, May 2S. Call at the building,
make estimate and leave bid.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

BIC PICNIC-Next Friday the r., =
publican club Of Stayton will give n
great basket plonIc. There will be u
rare feast OF speeches aud good things
10 eat. Everybody invited with OF
without baskets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

A JASMINE BUT-Giyen to every
lady customer, by Holverson Il Co. See
their challes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Bun.DIS0.-Work OF putting IN the
foundations of the new WoOdburn
block has begun, aud quite a fosce are
At work on the brick lsyiag,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
Independent Candidate

The undersigned hereby ann'u'ces
h mself az an independent candidate
for the nffi of constable in Salem dis
trlct, for reelection.
TIP. WEIGH.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
There Will BE a Bic /
JOHN HUGHES,

Dealer in Groceries, Paints.
Oils. Window Glass, ,Varnishes
and the most complete stock of
Brushes OF all Kinds in the
state. Artists Mate, ialS. Lime.
nalr,Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of GRASS SEEDS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Non CoMINo,-John II. Sovereign,
the grand master workman OF the
Knights Of Labor, will not speak here
next Tuesday, as advertised, as he was
called hack East by Official duties.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

LosE-on May 18th, gentleman's
cravat pin. The finder will pleas
leave II at this ofiice aud receive NJ
ward. 5-al-6t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

A PRINCR.-fou can dress like .
prince. by having your laundry work
done at the Salem steam laundry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

DR.. PrIee's Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Hear rhoS Tongue a, salem next
Thursday nighL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Hear Thos. Tongue at Salem next
Thursday night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Hear Thos. Tor gIe at Salem next
Thursday night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

The road leading to the cemetery
will be well sprinkled and there will be
a plentiful supply of water on hand to
quench the thirst Of all VINO may de-
sire it,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
THURSDAY, JUNE 2l

Bicycle race, mile, handicap. open;
lst prize, value $3.50; second, value S..
Pacing, 2:35 class, mile heats, 2 in g.;
purse 800.
Trotting, 2:25 class, mile heats, . in 8;
purse $3.50.
Running, three-eights mile dash,
free fora !; purse SIPS.
Running, seven.eights mile dash,
purse $3.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
PROGRAMME:
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20.

Bicycle race, half mile, open; 1st
prize, value IS; second, value 81 81.
Running, one,tourth mile dash, free
for-alI purse, S75.
Trottiug, three minute class, mile
heats, > IN 4; purse 500.
Running, three.fourths mile dash for
three-year olds; purse 800.
IIottng, 2:22 class, mile heats, ? in 8;
purse $50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28

Late Chairman of the Republican
State Convention, and one of the most
brilliant orators of the State of Oregon,
will address the citizens OF Salem and
vicinity, on the political issues of the
day,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-05-28
HOUSE Painting, Decorating,
IL Hard Wood Finishing,

I an give gJ-ad references. Estimates narnish
-. Addrsss, Seo kaschstruth. salern- Heal
dsoec on salem Motor Railway, North salem
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3wifden BEN genannten 3usi bos=
ntf9en Srten dnberte fiji biunen tpe=
nigen Minuten bic WinbridptilnJ. @r
begann auf bic entsegengeieBte Seite
gu meben unb Der n0annooer" i@lug
nun ben Ridneg ein, gegeH 9forowef.
Wisoer atue es 3luiidsn aBolten uuo
s5olnentcablen oabiu - 3ur Sabe.
4aum bate i6 bieielbe pallirt, begann
Der Balon bidt oberbalb zines ilapo.
nii6en Walbes rapib au iinten. SIM.
mer tiefer sing es binab, i6 fonnte
i6On genau bic einaelnen @esentdnbe
unteri6eiben unb aud anf Der langen
Gabrt bic eriten Weni9en erbliden.
l1nsefdbr 200 S9ritte bon Der 2iliere
entfernt ientte fi6 Der 8allon 3tpii6en
bic fnOrri9en Meite eines alien @i@ens
baumes berab. Stun besann Der tibeIite
3beil meiner &eiie, bic S9leiffabrt.
Nue Nusenblide erbieIt i'd einen 5toB,
Der Ballon mar an einen Mft angelic
gen, Der bann, BON Der &raft bes Mns
pralles gebro6en, fra@enb au 8oben
itir3te. Sd periu6te bur9 Steisen
aug benz Nalbe gu fommen unb mari
etuas BON ben feds Sdden 8a(lait ab.
GS nuBte ni6ts, tpteber tratbten bic
biden Iefte, uieoer ipurbs i6 binz unb
bergeltoben. ba, - nit einem Nsale
elm iiberaus bsftiger Stud: Der 8alon
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biefer 9hbeit b0rte i'd @ei9rei, bas
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gauern uno 8duerinnen, mel6e bas
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ba gdbe.
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2eufel tommt!") rtefen fie ein Inn
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i9en md6tig bin, rief i9 ben Gur9ts
iamen in ibrcr Muttsripra9e su:
"Nue to vrag, vec covjek''. vDaS
1T fein Seufel, ionbern elm Meni9."
gtun erlt erblidten iie mid uue getrau.
ten 1t9 etmas ndber gu tommen. SIT
relo. ftpoller @ntfernung bonn gallon
blleben iie aber beanod lteben.
''Je L gori9" r8rennt's borts"
frasten bic 2eute mieber. sd pers
fhsrte, baB fiir iie feine @sfabr bors
haaOen fei. Da erit setrauten fie
Ii9 gan3 in bic Ndbe gu fomnen unb
laben nit Staunen au. pie i'd ben
gaumltamm binabslitt uno auf bic
grbe iprang. Wseine 2anbumg mar
eine balbe @ebltuube entfernt bonn
troatii9en Marft fleden 3upanie
erfolgt. Ser 8a0on, Der in elmer
9obe bon 40 Metern i6mebte, murbe
losgebun6en un6 i'd lieB i'm bon
gauern nod @rabita transportiren.
Won bier aus trat i'd bic &iidreiie
mad Wien au."
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: Qlus 5banabai mir6 berihtet:

= 9lus Sbansbai mirb beri9tet:
Sie @ommanbeure BON bier dineiii6en
ariessi6iffen puroen in Der S9la9t
an Der DalusWiinbuns get6btet. MD=
miral Sing murbe 3meimal bernun.
bet, unb 5mar an Der 8ade unb an
bem 8ein, bod iinb beibe 8erlebunsen
nur unbebeutenb. Siinf BON ben
Sransportldiffen merben nod pers
miBt. @dmmtlide 6inelii6e S9iffe,
bic on iener S6la6t tbeilnaSmen,
limb mebr ooer minber f6mer beidds
bigt.
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Ser befannte gilbbauer Sen

ming in Berlin bat fid ielbit ba5 2es
ben genommen. Vor ieiner Iebten
Sb6pfung, elmer bereit5 bolIenbeten
Sowengruppe. bat er ii6 eine 4ugel
bur6 ben 8opf geiagt. profei1or
Siemering, Der ebemalise 2ebrer bes
talentoollen 8iinitlers, befanb li6 ge=
rabe in bem Ntelier; bemunbernb unb
anertennenb blidten feline 9lugen auf
bic &uniti66pfung leines SGiilers, auf
mel6en er ftoI3 mar, alS pl6bli6 bins
ter ibm elm S6uB fieI. 9eblos, in
Der 9anb bic nod rau4enbe pifole
lag Der iunQe 8iinitler auf benz einen
3beil be8 ItelierS bedenben 5eppi6.
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Gtule1turteuH.

Srau: uIm allremeilten drsert's
mid, bab mein Waann i'm S6laf
ipri6t!" N a 6 barin: v@eb' gu
-bas 1T bod nt6t 10 arsl"-Srau ::
,So-wenn oaS ni6t arg lit! 0ie
milllt Ou linn benn ba nioerlpre6en?"
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@oieu! 6oieu !! 6oieu /!

Sn 9errene unb anaben.9oien, tppnon mir
Elm srobes unb aussetpdbltes 2ager fiibren,
haben mir ebenfaaS eine @reissSerabfetune
eintretea Iaifen.
Cine 9ot leinene 9oien 3u $1.25 bas etiid.
nniere $l.50 Soien herabSeiett auf $1.l5.
nnlers $2.25 9oien berabsefett auf $3.50
unb $1.75.
1laiere s2.75 Soisa berabseiest aui $500
unb 1925.
n1nfere $500 Soien berabseiett auf $500.
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GeriMiebenes.

Serr,n Iai4entlder, 2 fir rs @snts.
9erren 8albrigsan l1nterbemben, 25 gents.
Ginfade seidumte Serren saidenti9er,
8 fiir rs Gents.
Sauptqnartier fir ieibene unter.paare.
Soeben erbalten ein neues 2ager meider
Manitoba 9iite, tie mir fir $500 nerfaufeu.
Infer @erfauf bon $500 Dsrbb Siiten
bauert fort.
@eioene 8inbior s1lippie fdr anaben
unb Ndnner su l5 Gents
Gin eIe5antes 2aser BON 8eseai1irmem.
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DR.. price's Cream Bafine pow6el
e6@te @eltsamsfeamnss Amssei@nuns.
Gtpfrl Der Dnflia1keit.

@rfldrer (fpabrenb Ser Oarltel=
lun9en mittellt zines Hielen<Wtifro>
lfopS): Limb nun, neine Serri6aften,
folst Elm 2ropfen faulen SiiBwallers,
IN pel6em mebrere Snfulorien bic
Gbre baben merben, Dor Sbnen einen
aatnpf auf Seben uno SOB gu famps
fenln
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DnH Rih1tturrr.

81: vSie baben pobl bic pifante
@5ei6idte aus Der 3eituns seldnitteu,
bepor sic lie Sbrer Srau unb Sbren
TOdtern NIT mad Sauie nebmen?"-
3d.: pad nein, id babe rur bic 9lnnon.
cen Der Yuesel6afte ausgel6nitten"
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Cine NiQipu Trennne.

yGn 6reunb In ber Rptb tft elm ptrtItHer Sreuuc /"
Riot peniser als etne Miltpn 2eute baben ioi etuen
Sreuno In sOr. atnsS Neuer Grfinbuus sesen Grtdlz
tuns, Suiten unD S6wtnpiubt" sefunben. Wenu sic
btee sroBariae Suteu= =Webtcin nod nte sebrauht ba=
ben, oanu ioaten sic fb bur& etneu 0eriuH bapcn
Der Setluns BON auen Sals., 8ruits nno euaseubes
i4perben er5iet. Bon ieber SIafde wtrb saranti-',
bas bas tttel @ae8 etfte, mas bon tbm perpr den
ptrb, cber bab baS @elb suruderattet ptrb. Brpbez
Glai4en fret Bet ber sSan Gntcnio Drug &c., Grpse
Gldf@en Bu so Gents unb 81 90.
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flrru1tHuerenet.

Srdulein: ,geben sic mai,
meine Sommerlpronen iinb ia bod
nad Sbrem Glirir miebersefommen J;
babel perli6erten sic mir ausoriidlt6,
iie fom1nen nidt pieber. ."-0dnb.
Ter: nGrlauben Sie sitti9lt Sic
fommen ni6t wieoer, bab' id 9eiast"
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Oerrell @leioermaarelr.

@inise bea4tenswert9e Dfferten in Rleis
Der Waaren bietet 8. @oIf1on tpdbrenb ber
nd4iten Sage, unb wenn es @ut um epar.
lan:tett uno bequem iitenoe 2leieer 3u tbnn
tt, 10 benubt bic isst sebotene @eIesenhe,t.
Rommt unS beiebt nniere $l1, $13 so unS
$l4 25 an3iise, bic an SaSnbeit, Mrbeit &C.,
aae au bteIem Preiie auaseiteaten, iibers
treffen.
l1nler 8erfanf bon $40 ansiisen su $7.s5
fur Siinglinee bauert fort.
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Wl0bel, Seppi1e, Wattea ,e.

t1m ein neu einseri9tstes 9eim fir bic
@insiehenSen comfortabeI mnb sIidliG sau
MAIDEN, sebDrt in eriter &eibe: i46ne N6bel,
SeppiAe uno ancere Sausbaltunss9esens
1tanoe Sn feinem 2aben Der Staet finbet
man ele5antere M6bel Hno bibi4ere Seps
pi4e gu 10 ntebrisem Rreife als bet Z. NoIi5on.
Rommt unb iiber3eust @uh.
Soeben erbalten eine neue MuswabI Mars
ton Wobel, bic iiberaa, mo- tie 3sm Iertauf
ausseftellt iinb, populdr selporben.
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Die eeadte Der wtfveafd,e,s

bat ote bon ibr amfsetfdrtem,
auf be Grboltung eines I'M.
nerlehrten &6rpers bebad,.
ten Gerdte unferer 3eit as.
Iebrt, btele &ranfbeitel
obne operatives Ginareifen.
bas friiber tn ben eiuidld.
,st9en !Gdlen als rnerld6.
lid idien, gu furiren.
'1rh1e tperben iett obue
9iilfe oeS DtefierS unb obue
)Shiner5 aebeilt. Die unbe.
|quenten Bru9bduber fauu
,inan getroit tuegtperfeu.
Oef6tpAre am Gterffo6.
i'm uterus, TN 3eIgeiuebe
uilb niele anbere iperbeu
iett obne bte init benz
s9hneiben" perbunbenea
@efabren beieitist.
Gdtt Orb oioalfnos
ten, tpie grob fie aud fein
mogen, Gifteln irnb anbere
Wtaitoarmfranfbeiten tper.
ben aif Die Dauer, idmers.
los l!,s nnb obne bic Siilfe bes
Meifer8 fiirirf
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= Sn meinem Sauie iinb fets Or.
Iuguit a6nigs 6amburger 5ropfen
rorrdtbig unb id balte fie fur ba8 bette
0tittel gegen ole 8erbauungsb bei6wer.
ben. = u. garB, @oofsStr., portase,
Wiseonlin.