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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Meat Supply of Franco.

A report upon food preparation and
distribution in France has been sent
to the State Department by Consul
Chancellor of Havre. In this report
he says that the recent alleged scarcity
of meat in the United States, together
with very general suspicion of Amer
lean food supplies, have co-operated to
bring before the minds of the people
OF France the necessity of looking to
home production for supplies, and much
has already been done to consolidate
and increase this disposition by inter-
dieting the importations of American
cattle, and by attempting to supply an
other deficiency by substituting horse
flesh, or by such means as political
economists have endeavored to dem
0nstrate as practical under the follow
ing propositions: l. That an abun-
dant supply of homegrown meat and
foods can be obtained at low prices
2. That they are capable of being pre-
pared for consumption so as to yield
much better results than have been
hitherto obtained 3. That they can
be effectively cooked in a much more
economical manner than heretofore
t. That they may be distributed so as
to be promptly delivered in any and
every direction to satisfy the wide and
varied requirements of every class of
consumers. 1t is said that the statis-
tics show that all the food required by
the people of France can be produced
in that country, and thus put into the
pockets of the French peasants many
millions of francs hitherto sent abroad,
while the price of meat at the same
time can be so reduced as to bring it
within the reach of the poorer classes
in increased quantities. The consul
says that this doubtless involves the
use of horselesh and certain refuse
matter of the slaughter houses, such
as bones and offal, which have before
been thrown away
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
REER-pRiNKINo noRsE.
He Wants Something Regularly Every
Morning. and He GETS 1t.

lie Wants Something Regularly Every
Morning. and He Gets 1t.
There's an old dapple-gray horse that
pulls a milk wagon along Center ave-
nue. about o'clock every morning.
There is nothing attractive about the
animal, but he has one remarkable pc
culiarity. He drinks beer He is not
a drunkard by any means. and he has
never been arrested for disorderly con-
duct. Just once a day he INDUCES in
the amber fluid, and he always takes
his morning cocktail at a certain sa-
loon. Each morning as the animal APP
proaches saloon near Sixth street and
Center avenue Billy that's his name
pricks up his ears and trots at a faster
gait It's not necessary TO stop him,
for he wouldn't pass that saloon with
out his drink. As soon as his master
carries in the required amount of milk
he returns with a good-sized tin pail
filled with beer. and if he does not come
fast enough Billy gets up on the side
walk and paws the ground in his inn
patience. When Billy's bride is re-
moved he losses off his cocktail With
out spilling a drop. Then he is ready
for business and doesn't expect another
drink until the next morning One
day, Bill's master remarked, 4 was in
a great hurry and forgot to get Billy
his beer. When / got into the wagon
Billy wouldn't move and he commenced
to raise the greatest fuss imaginable.
How did he learn to drink beer? Well.
one day | gave him some just for fun.
He seemed 10 like it and the next morn
ing he looked for 1t. He got the habit,
you know. Get ep, Bill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
WHEN THINGS co WRONG.
The Best Thing to DO Is to Accept the
situation.

The Best Thing to DO Is to Accept the
Situation.
Crossing the tovn the other day in
haste to catch a train, writes Margaret
e. Sangster in Harper's Round Table.
the horse car was three times blocked
by great vans which stood upon the
track. The van drivers appeared to be
unloading their goods in a very leisure
~ manner; to us in the ear, with the
precious moments slipping away like
grains Of sand in the hour glass, they
seemed exceedingly slow and unhur-
ried | looked about on my fellow pas
sengers. Some had flushed and angry
faces, some could not sit sttll. but
tapped the floor with their feet and ut
tered EXPLANATIONS and looked at their
watches. one or two stepped ont with
their bags and walked hastily onward
But dear old lady in the corner of the
car was a pattern Of sweetness and
amiability. and | heard her observe to
her neighbor. We viii probably lase
our train, but at this time of the day
there are trains every half hour. and
its never well to be put out by little I'M
cidents of this sort She mad the right
philosophy
Through life, when little things 70
wrong il VIII BE wise to accept the sit
uation without fretGns and hy maln-
tanning composure YOU Will often ne
able 60 set them right again.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19

Sioux city Stock Yards to BE Sold
Orders have been made in the federal
court for the sale 81 the Union stock
yards at Sioux City Iowa. 10 satisfy
mortgages TO the amount Of over
$1,000 600 In favor Of tho Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Trust company and
the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust
company, trustees. and A. J.. Stetson
individually The priority of the
claims is established in the order given
and the Stock Yards company is al
lowed only ten days TO settle them all
before the sale is made The yards will
be bid tn by the Sioux City Stock
Yards company an organization
formed by the unsecured creditors to
protect their equities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19

A Dakota paper says: When IS
the best time to 20 out Of sheep and
poultry2" Never If you live where
the grass is going to waste around
you. where the sun shines and the hills
are dry, and the weeds are growing
and corn and millet grow, and you haze
any liking for the business, never.
But" yon say, there are so many
ups and downs in the business, | have
not any liking for It.
Well, then. ii thaf is the way You
feel about it. let tile wife and children
tafo charge of the sheep-they doubt
less do so now mostlyand Of the
lambs. and of the chickens, and carry
the great basket of eggs to market
and sack and ship the wool when the
time comes, and sell the wethers in the
fall. and get new paper for the sittng
room, and fix up the furniture, and
paint the barn over. and take three or
four tirst-class papers and magazines,
and enjoy the comforts Of life and plen-
ty, while you go off and hunt for some
business that hasn't any ups and downs
in it, and when you get back but then.
il you hunt till you find that Kind Of
a business, you VIII never yet back
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
FRED. MACKEY

Don't Tobacco Spit or mcke Your Life
Away"
The I'm hful startling title of book about No
7 -hac h. OILY harmless. guarantee tobacco
habl ente. fyou want qplt and caa'i use
No F'~"ae Braces up nicotin zed erves,
eilinlnuie- tcuflne 20 sous, makes weak men
gain strength weight and vigor Positive cure
or q ey tefunaed Sold aud guaranteed by
* u ssell
Book Il druggists o. mailed free. Address
The >teIiing krr cry Co.. Chicago office as Rai-
" u" -r rE Spruce st.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Brown & Goodsell,
ATTnRNEyG

VIII prae,ice in all courts in the
county and s,ate. Real estate bought
and sold. Probate business a special
ty. Collections promptly attended to.
Office over State bank
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Herman Buchner,
ATTORNEY

Practices mall state courts Loans,
collections and settlement of estates.
Court commissioner for Z. ). courts
and for circuit court o, Grant county
block.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Cleary & Cleary,
ATTORNEYS

VIII practice in all courts. Special
les: Collections, Loans and Settle
ment of Estates. PLATTEyIILE. WIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Abstract Office,
.loAN CARrHEM

Successor to Book d Schreiner.
Real estate title. abstracts and insur-
ance. East of court house.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Official f9ireetorl.

METAo2plsI Eeiscao2R 7rLv, eh R5S Is COR 3
smith pastor. Services 1890 a m. and a;SO
p. m. Sabbath school at9:l5. PRAYER meeting
Shursday at go p m. Epworth league al
$50 SUNDAY evening.
- MMANuEL church. Dr.. E E. Edwards,
~ rector. SUNDAY service at 1880 a. m
and 7:3o p. m. sunday school al p m
CONGREGATIONAL church. Rev. P. Il,
~ Mason pastor. Sunday services at lO;S0
prayer meeting Thursday evening al ';So.
Christian Endeavor al 6;i5 p m SUNDAY.
DoMaN CATHOLIC church, Rev Aibers.
X pastor. Services at 10 a. IN. and every
morning during the week al O'Clock
HERMAN PRESBYTERIAN church, Rev.
- j. a. Ringold- pastor. Services every
other sunday: sunday school every sunday
at II O'Clock.
NEeMAN EVANGELICAL church. Madison
"a street. Sunday school at a. m: ser
vices at 1880 a m; singing school at p m
AncAsrre L~pcE n. e. g. A. N. meet
k7first and third Saturdays IN each month
in the Showalter building
GHsNT casPTss soyaL arc AacH IN Ms fetrss
TUESDAYS of each month al s p. m in their
hall in the Showalter building.
MINERVA CHAPTER order Of the
HVn Eastern Star meets in the Masonic
rooms the first and third Mondays OF each
month at p m
Mlss,ssleP' ve.trv looeE :. Q. o:
tVu meets every WeGne sday at 1880 P n IN
Odd Fellows hall
NAMP OF o. o z. meets Isl ana Sd
~ Mondays OF each month at 7:30 p. II IN
Odd Fellows nall.
Vow cox POST. NO 1872, 6. a.
] meets every second and fourth Satur
dav nights Of each month in Muesse-Brook-
er block.
rom cox CORPS w. 2. meets ev-
Z cry second and fourth Saturdays q
each month at > p m. in G. A. f. hall.
ElDECiTY LODGE A. O.. U w. meets
first aud third Mondays OF each month
in Muesse- Brooker block al Z 80 p. m
cVLvAN CAMP NJ w OF A. meets
- second and fourth Thursdays or each
month in Wenzell block Maple street
NouNcL NO. 81. a. p. a. meets. sec
- ond FRIDAY evening Of each month in
Muesse- BROKER block.
4 ANcAsrER LODGE No. 1f7k or p.
k- meets every Tuesday at p. m in Goble
block east vi Court house.
NALaNrHE TEMPLE No. meets every
~ Wednesday evening at 7:S0 in *. p Cas-
tie, Goble block.
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w. ]. Brennan.

viii practice in all courts. Special
ties: Collections, loans and settle
ment Of estates. Office in Baxter
block
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Clark & Taylor,
TTORNEYS

Office over Postoflice in Clark
block. Lancaster. Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Lawyers
Bushnell, Watkins & Moses

ATTORNEYS
Practice in all State and United
States courts. a. r. Bushnell will be
in Lancaster on the 1st and Sd Tues
DAYS of each month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
'X<Es.NSS SNc4N4Ral
Opposite Patent Office. WASHINGTON. 0.

SO WISCONSIN ST, MILWAUKEE.
Specialist n Nervous t5hrrnc. sexual or Hsirnte
Diseases, lmpDlency or Sexual Weakness ItHam-
nation, elect. StricGlre, Tarieocels. syphilis
Blood ami skin Diseases ihoit sexes, etc ip,l-
lively cnred. Honorable treatment guaranteed
Open tttt y D. az. send Cor .4es-it..- q. Free
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
Bloomington y Stage.

J. 4. ELLRIDGE, Prop.
Makes daily trips between Lancas-
ter and Bloomington via Beetown.
Leaves Lancaster at Z O'Clock A. ~.
returning Al 6 p. NJ; arrives in Bloom
ington at 1850 a. NJ. and leaves At
I.30 r. NJ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19

PhvGi cianS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-09-19
lgs sliFsaY Soy

Made bad break Saturday. He
told a lady our price for porter
house steak was II cents pound.
AID the lady went somewhere else
and got it for 49, Now as matter
OF fact our price is 10 cents for
the choicest cuts, and when the
lady found it out she wanted to
know why we didn't advertise
prices.
We have everything 10 stock that you can
buy at tirst-class meat market.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-27
0enrge WeamorD's
9ampf= aiiferei in eeu glutouio.

aIlen inbuitrie0en etabIiIemeuts.
nelhe sroBe Gefdbe n6tbig babeu, TO.
wie Nieb3t9tern, 5armern unb aaen
Denen, bic @iiternen gebraudlen, III
@eorg Nsanbrp'8 renommirte Dampf.
tiiferet--in Der 9anbelSmeIt unter benz
Nanen tSan Antonio Tank Factory"
befannt, beitens 81 rmpfeblen. 0err
gianorn, Elm Gadmann in Der aiifes
rel. Der aud mebrere fur bieiplbe febr
midtiae grfinbunsen in Besaa auf
Walbtnen gemadt bat, liefert cine 10
oor3lisli6e Irbeit, oaB ~uon ME elm
sooel aeaen bieielbe laut se,porben III.
Seia 9uf ais Gabrifant, Der es nit
iraen5 @inem III ben Ser. staaten
anfnebmen fann. erftredt fif ueit iiber
ole 8renien oes States binaus uab
allftrd9e tommen linn felbli aus ben
entle9eniten 9beiIen UseIlfos au.
s6reibt um 4atalose mnb prei8.
liiten, bic gratis periaabt meroen.
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aramfheit nmh 9ph

tsbnen fA ben Nes Ia gar mau3en 6antfttntrets,
ber F& bur4 etu wents gori9t, hur4 BITE 3uhu&t su
BEN atbewatrten pausmtttet, Sofietter's Wassntit.
ters, basssen f&hsen tbrnte. Ramsntlt4 mo aineer
nb. foute bas 9ttters tets as f3neuptrseabe Salfe
sesen BITE tn Gnfaus 70 Ietat gu bspdltisenbsu, Bet
BerndeIdiiisuus aber nm 70 sefdbrli4tr mel bentsn
ainberfrduftetten I'm Sauie s.talten perben. I'm
ressImdstser etutIsaus, stabrte 8erhauuxs uus
HiItoHtdt ssbbren su ben am taufshen sorfemmen'
ben Stbrunsen bei ausemstR,n BotIbsFnbens; bas
Wttters run iOfcrt eas'sen. Rtnbn tn malaria,
i&wanssren @esenbeu ant tei&tsr Steberanfdusn
sussefett ale Grpa4isne, unt bsren Wirsuusen irb
Bet t9nen f&neuer uub ssrbeeenhsr, ais Bel isnsH.
Das Hitters btIit. Geer In abssissensr 0esenb
nsbnt, fsus fsts ttntse GlaiAsa bassa In 9asis
Aeten.
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cHitsnef" nra , sinnharb" :

0as Qpne Gtar .,8ifemer" III eitt
aams bellies. tart Observation-Disclosures
8ier. oaS iidb rafd3 bic aiI8emeine Bes
ltebfbett errunaen bot. 0tn@ sas
s@faaoarO" Bier Der Gone Gtar
@samfret iit ieiner giiffiafeit" ipessn
tueif uno breif beriibmf. llebexb
erfreueu iids bte Vroomfte Der 2omes
efar 8raneret ber 8rBh en 4anerfen.
anua, bic fie aud, berSienen, ea iie
fret npu alfen WfatSzpr1paraten iinb
unO ba mmr bte beitem Wia,erialien BET
ttrer perfteauus beripenoet suerDen.
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Gin ebrlidher Wau,,.

Wertber Wetafteuri - Bite MAIDEN Gte Sbreu 9e,
fern htt Ntittetluns. has Id, pean TIM 9jertrauen
aooreiirt ibneu In euem peri6c{ienen gpuptrte ben
Btidetb lbermtiteie, auf pee GBeile Id mtH jelbit
permanent BON nefpbisr S6wd6en une SamenperIuit
Diefes IN tetn Mtel Gsle gu srprehen SD ieIbft
bin beraubt une fbsrporibett morben ppu BEN dr,t.
rAen pfuf&ern, Bis ID fait ieesn 0Iaubeu an etne
@er,&ttetett pertor. Sect BIN Id teper. bsm SimmeI
iet Dant, &c unb unb trdfts unb m6&te Seosm bic
h@ere Nrt nnb yPetle arsebe., fh rpn ipAem Getben
gu befretsn. 50 babe Rts gum 0ertaufe ansubtsten,
gT @aH n oS..,r. aaO HaRsaSs sst man sin f, Sfs
Beg 362, Delrap, UsGt5an.
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Math far wfiitter.

Dor tber so Sabren fdon purbe
Wtr8. WihSloip'S Soothing 6prup
bon Millionen BON Wliittern beim 3abs
iaen Der aiHber angemenbet. Wirff bn
i'm @hlafe bur9 ba8 @hreien eines
ainbes geft6rt, baS iin 3abnen III unb
Dor 59meraen reinta Wenn 10, laHe
Iofort cine Jlafhe BON vWtrs. MinS.
Ions Sootbiug 5prup" bolen. Sein
Wertb TT uube5abibar. @S pirb bem
tleinen 2eihenbenfofort 2inbernng pers
fhaffen. geriaBt eud barauf, Ntiitter.
es III tein .3weifel bariiber. @s beili
0pienterp nnb OiarrbDe, regnlirt ben
Magen uno bic Hteren, befeitigt Ninbs
4oIif, ermei6t ben 8nunen, nerbins
bert gntsdnbuny unb ftdrft bas gauge
Gpftem. sMtrs. Winsloms 5ootbins
Sprup" fiir sabnenbe Rinber ia anges
nebm In Gsfhmad unb bas &eeepi
itamrnt DON eiHem Der beften peibiieben
1er3te In ben Ser. Staaten. Sc III bel
allen Orugginen in Der ean5en Welt an
baben. preis Is Gents per Jlafbe
Rauft n,1tS anberes. els Wfrs. WinS
Iona SoothinQzSprEp
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8eoenteabe 8arsains in 2dnbereien.


Sa Id In ben Iebten stusi Sabren
perfdiebene 2anbfrefen i'm ihbweits
liden 1beile bes StaateS gegen 6ns
potbet aufnebmen muBte. 10 bin i'd,
iebt i'm Stanbe. iolde 9dnbereien gam
wlrtli4en &oftenpreife unter
ghnftigen 8ebinaunsen unb niebrisem
pro3entiaBe au perfaufen. Suites
Garnts. 6eu. unb Weioelan6. NIT unb
obne Wsrbeferunsen, in fleinen unb
groBen Stiiden.
Wesen @in3elbeiten, preiie, 9fate
Der Snterefen. Sei@reibuns bes 2ans
beS &c. f6reibe man on
6. 3. gbanbler,
2odmnobs Banfgebdube. San Mntonio.
&efereuaea: Sebe gant in San
Nntonio.
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ne gIs sSfoidenbter lnd,t Id,

E ELS Tlaihenbter imdst bas
bnntle "Grlau8 r" Der Some
Sfcr. 9 rauerei ieineS Wleid3em.
Gs TT etn frdftig etnsebrautes. gut
absefaaertes Sier bon srOkem n OBI.
gei6mad, bas portrefiiib beepmmt
mno fids fetneS retden MaiSsebaltea
iue8eti and bei0noera ale @etr1nt
fiir stranfe nao ssecunpaieeceuiem eig.
net. User bellem ssfai@embier oen
0or5u8 siebf, benz tutro DaS ,,G ,ab t.
nc t's befpmoerS aniagen.
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Gin 9Siuf fitr sxamilie,,.

SaS gr6Bre uuo bette 2ager bon
Gal fprnias eineu finDst man
nnitreitig BET s. s. Meper, Nlamo.
Bta5a, bem alten renommirien Wein,
bdnoler Der NIT gutem @efhmad bic
Weine ieIbft an Ort unb @telle auss
pdbIt. ct bat fur feline Weine iegi
preiie angeieBt, baB iie ieber Gamilie
3uednglih iinD uuo Seoer ii6 bes 8es
nufes zines guten 3ropfenS e1f.euen
fann. Mfan fprehe Dor, fsite bic pers
i1iebenen sosten unb treffe feine Nus.
pabl. Greie Ablieferung lnnerbalb
Der Gfabf.
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8ur u otts.

gDir besablen feline Drapase. Die
giienbahn ldufi bis In uniere Hiebers
lasen. DeBhalb geben mir sud ben
Nuben biefer griparniB In alien Nrten
bon @etreibe, 6eu unb 6utteritofeu.
8eifu9t eS unb iiber3eugt Cad, Wir
fpareu @ud ii9er @elb.
Smn{et % o o. b 60. SeIepbpn 81.
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Dpctor gSeft's 0serpens nnb o.
hirm 6ur.

Dieie piuen tnriren bic Golsen bsx
iibermdBigem Spirituas unb 8nbdes
@enuB. perlorene Wannestraft, frhhs
seitise 4usidreituugen. Jmpoteu1,
51wdGe be8 46rpers nub @ebirus.
ardmpfe uRb @ebirnerwei@ung bans
ernb gebeilt.
gine S9o9tel, genus fit l Wtonat,
$l.O0. ueberan per gOii bin perianbt.
@. MemR, Detti6e slpOtbeees
1O6 OHsg sgommerceHraBe. San alEteHss.
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Gs lit fein ssrrtbu,,,.

Die Suuiet Woob 60. tann
Gu1 an Gurem boI3 unb 4ohleu @elo
iparen. Sic bat ben 8r6Btem Uors
ratb In Satr Nntonio unb bat bic Narns
tur fir bic beriibmten Mc40ifer sSns
bianer Serritprium aoblen.
8elepbonirt ON He. 3eIepbon 81.
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Grlangn,
FaHa9e=8iaette aller Mrt
Raa nua ton europa.
Smif@enbe6s niebriaer als
ie 3abpr.

SEPT III bic 3eit. 3idets au fanfen
unb Werman6te unb Befaunte aus Der
alien 6eimatb beriiberfommen 3u laTen.
Wegen genauer Snformation penoe
n,an lid, OH
Mr. 80. S. DomnG
8euerat, ,pafIaeiers4 s4sent bet Mallorb
Gampfer 9inie,
523 gaH. boIlton Strabe, 5an Ans
tpifio, 3eIa8.
Dffi3iefler 4gent fur ole enrepdi
fden Dampfer 2inien.
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9rtnft Soaanb's saaffee !; ieben
Bog friid sebrannt.
Rouft bel Sollaah Cure o e.
miirae grhnen 6 affee &C. &c.
233 Wefs@ommeree.S StraBe.
3elepbDu Bill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-27

Niebrise grturiitionsrreiie mad Ut.
lanta unD suriid linb iebt auf ber ssn.
ternatioual 8abn in Straft. Wegen
ndberer Austunft menbet Sud, on
o. 5. Pries u. @. q. a.,
PaIeFine. 9eyas.
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Wpti5 an gteaer5abler.

Die steuerIiiten fur bas Sabr 1895
befinben ii6 ieBt in msinen 0dnben
uuo ale Staat8s uub Counts Steuerx
fiub ieBt in meiner Office 3abIbar.
Sofe @affiano,
Steuer Solicitor, BeTar Counts.
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Nysattbtes BrDtbers,

5leiIder, sos gaii 0Ouiton 5traBs,
2iefern bas uDrsasli@ffe Hinbs, @4afs
unb @6Deinefeif@. g Speaialitdt. t.
Sunge8 4albfleii d. NGe Gor.
ten pon Wurft.
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8aalnftise ,smD asntrafsDrea

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Observation-Disclosures unb ON Gunief
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aoupfe nit II. Snfanteries Dipiiion
gefclgt pom l. baperifden Nrmee,
@orps, uillerltiiBt hard bic 4. gaualle.
rie. Dioifipn. tibers 2oisnp gemorfen
22. Snfa.iteris 9iuilion, unferauBt
burd 2. gabalerisi Dipi(ion. poupir
nit 5turm ssnomii,en uno Geino aui
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is. franS6iiihes Nrmees@orps, bel Nr:
ieuap Is. gefGlagen. Yiele bunoerl
@etansene eingebrqcbt un0 IL @efGiBs
In, Jsuer genDmn1en.
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aber oiei geringer.
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i'm $aufe bdlt, fputmt ttte tn Oerle,
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fbhbe unb piele 3auienb @efangene
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fedte noro6itlid &ouen sebabt. l
@ei6iib unb 400 unperuuubete Sc.
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luh / 3obter unb 10 8ermunbete.
b. Sperling.
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bel Gall NAB.
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Ter in Wbtsties, importirten unE eias
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rem &c.
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riibmten
G xAE -
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9lle Anftrdge bon auswdrtS weyAea
prompt auSgefiibrt.
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8eriailles, ben 5. 9e3ember.
Ser &6nisin Auguita In Berlin.
Drleaa8 1T nod in bieier Wa9t be-.
febt mOrben, alio obne 6turm. 8ott
lei gebanft! WilbeIm.