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Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
81 min.

grano. 8acine Refriserator Cos
gnl9a er n%eobranbt. 8rauolfaoen er
ca. SIS, 600.
Set nil %crinSres. at @iluautee for
itte lause foen furanitatteoe en- M
Soltet9qins, ba ben isrite a~niaaes for
upaaIioelis. Hu er ben farois. Sislae
County Glcrf q. s. gentuers &appprt
er 8pen Mtilipaufees Sno6ps9erantal
efter ben npe Sptalius 249,29o - en-
5orsselie fra ben frrite Genius al g.
1873. 8ette iatter Mtlpautse gOuntps
9eiOlfnins til 2s7, 992.
Gisie 9al er enonu life itabI9itet af
Statsoepartementet, flyer en- Wleooe'
lelie fra Maoiion.
SrGbt paa Stebet. Grafton, 7be
Oft. Neo fra 9asst Of en- Srastpc9n
paa ct i~pcsaaenoe 9Us itprteoe mat en-
9remier fra Green 8up peb Rapn
Sobu Sauien. 9Doen p~aafulste siez
bltftelig.
80 Of ben lllpffetisss Srsbre .er
TONNE BERTH for at fsre 2iset meo fig
biem.
Stpr Cumberland. Green Bah,
7os Sft. 9aa be Rurpbp 9umber 60.
tilbsrenbe 9omter blep trefpart Mtils
lion 2oss ibas iprteret al Slammer.
@eb grpsserne b:nlua oes uben T.
0oO, o SOB 9relait; beraf sbelasbes
Pa, 600, 900 Sob foruoen en- Del al
S~rpaserne % flere Suie. Eabet er
800, 0oO.
Canine &ompanis SasmBIe neo'
branbte ben 2oSe Sept. meb ct Cab Of
SIS, %Gsiurancen paa belle SOrs
retuinsen bar $4,000.
Srelaiteu er fun belpis assurance.
baffet. 9 ratoen ifal bore opitaaet
peb @niiter fra e II S~labebaao.
grbeiosgiperncs u!timatnm. Streis
fen ueo Sasmslerue / Iiblanb par peb
nsens Se9pubelie fremOeles isans. De
itreitenoe Slrbeioere bar fra @ierne
moOtaset en- iibite Grflaring, uuOertess
net al Chores, Iiblnno o. Sepituue
9umberfompauier % af .. .g9. Muz
matt. 3e flyer oeri, at huis Streiferne
pil 9aa til grbeioe ieueit ben lobe OF
tober, iaa ituloe 9riften bliue ~fcrtiat,
iaal9nse Sfibsfarten paa SnoiSerue
uarer. Men bUis Menoene irsmoeles
nester at ejenoptuse Gtrbeioet pil iamt'
lise SasmgQer bliue lutfet for iaar.
etreiterne flyer, at ale s~trbeicerfOr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11

oeRns arbeiosneotrsgslie blir 400 nf
Strciterrcs 8ammerater int no al 8irts
iumbeO, hpilFet iorsser be 9trbeiOsIeOis
9es Hutol til 600.
2rammers bar biotil inaet s1.35 %
S14O pr. Dag - sisnnsmiuittis ~
Gents pr. SUsu. Gu iOrlunste be 81.
men bleu afuiit, bog iSrit ~eitsrut SUms
panicrne bauoe buot benz sA Cts.
Wtr. Gurrp, 9reiibsnt for Rorric.
Ninen, err / berne lib uoe paa Rciie.
Sun oentes tilbase / be n1rmsIte Gage,
% ba pil maaIfe llopsrsnsitsmmclieu
a~iuitles til ~iaauel Gieres iOm 9lrbeioe.
res 2ilirsos6eo. De andre Mmear.
beioere fit fin 2sn iOrbbiet ben lite 81.
tober.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
Sbabo.
He0nuot al Sn0ianere,

StSoAhVb VI OhutuNtiC SouDU
Sails, 6te OF. s. 90. 8ilion, Der
Dor nar Sudion's Sole, braste ben
Meboelelie BERTH ioas, at Subianerne
bapbe brGbt 8 Weuo | ben nebre Gel
af SadiOn's Sple ON IOrsenen ben
3oie iioItl. MlGuoeue bleu nebifubt fra
ct Sasbolo. Sen enc bar Sapt. Smitb.
Der i Suli Iaaneb i%remitpnbeoe Sn'
bianeropitanben Der.
Geuoer, Colo, Use Oft. On ipseiel
Rebbelelie fra YucateIO, Sbabo, flyer,
at ct Slbub Os speiber for be Sore.
nebe etaters trooper, s. 90. @iliOn.
uaaeoe Soabo Saas isuaraites, meos
brinsenoe nDiere Undertaking ON Snb.
oiunsrnes Ieofpbnins al &apt. Smitb
ps bans TO &amerater i Sadion's Sole
9borsbas Worsen. S%noianerne bapoe
iuuret at baune fig paa &apt. Smitb,
oa be mente, bet par ban, iom brabte
en- af bereS Stamme % inoirette bar
Garias | ct af beres Bsrns 9sb fibfte
Suli Smitb blep ielp laaret ! benne
8amp, men fom zig.
@ilion fortaller, at Smitb % be an'
bre to bleu brebt paa Stsbet. % at
berss Sig blep eiterlubt paa Stranb'
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
Ola b o nj q.

2tpsparist 5angicl for 81. 9es
sislatnren pebtos iioite &inter en- 9ou
on, at etratenrsuere ifuloe itraffes
meo liusuarIst 5ansiel. De to fsrite
S%ucrtraoere, buurpaa 9ooen fuube eiss
res a%npeuoelis, er Senrp @els % en-
Manb peo Haun 9ullis. Sesse I'll
fSle 2uuens iuloe Strensbeo ueo / Ges
cumieb at bliue osntt til 9iositraf for
at BABE ~itiaalet 81 fra en- sammeI
Mauo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11

euinser i Giblano uil sua no meo benz
paa en- Spmputttitreif.
3clegaterne iii Giitriftsfonoentios
men al y. g. g. 6. g. for bet norolise
@isconiin err bleone erflrret ipm 8pens
@iRiter. S%UnUentiOnen ifal bOloes ben
1Soe, lobe Og 2OOe SttOber. 9iitrittst
beituar al 8 Counter.
Gn iiuosiorpirret grrion. Der
baooe feet tit Snit til at unotommesf fra
Wtenouta @~aleboipital, inoianot fig
i~orleoen Dag oeo Nortbmeitern 8aus,
itation NOR Soipitalet, talteOe 2Otomo'
tiufpreren % 5~DrbSoeren neo os iatte
iig l Seiiooelie al 5ra9tto9ct.
vi 6rpst for, at ben @ale maaitc
tunbe finoe no, bpOrcan TO9et itutoe
iattcs isaus, bleu Der tele9ruieret III
be to uermeIte Stationer; men igreno
ben iinosfOrpirreoe Wano enonu bauoe
uoipetuleret ben 8ombination, boOrueo
9ampen iattes paa, bleo ban ooermaus
bet Of Z Manb fra SOipitalet os siOrt
~uitaoelis.
gGffer SorarseIie. Nuoiiou, 7bs
DIT. gn al Suoissrne bar en- Saloon
I fin @tiote. 9enue CT paa ale Sioer
omsipen al en- 8anbtr9tnins paa l
gPil % lisser paa en- Sanobante, Der
ellers pleier at ftaa tostre SOB unoer
Sanoet; nu berimoo lisser ben netop
iaaoiot open Sanoe. Salouneus Gil.
ipnetomit pua bette Gteb bar Opessct
NfbolOsmRnbeneS &lpIt i TO 8per,
iOm besse bar neoitemt 2icsniess Spite
met. @renielinien melem be to 8psr
iaiber uetop opsr benne GaRbbante,
iaaleoes at Saloonen lisser ballot pau
ben enc Os balut paa ben anoen 8D.
eienbom.
Saloonfeeperne - en- 5armer ceo
Haon George Barber os en- tiblisere
ssmanb. Clinton BersiluOt eler glnber.
ion, - bar itafiet fig &eaierinsens
Smaaialss : Sepiains i 8ersilObts
Raun os sr forbereot paa at mooiette
Zig enbuer Snosriben fra be lOfals Slus
tbOriteter, ierlig furbi be bar pplaaet
tit 8aulun i %ieilbart 8aub Os efter fin
esen Mening fun bar meo be 6Oreueoe
Staters &esierins at beitiIe.
TemperanceiOtfet biz muaife prsUe
oenne Gag for 3umItOIene, iaainart be
nsopenoise 8euiier fan itaffes tilueie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11

breooen. g8ilion ua Gonitabte Wau.
ming ipsioeoe omtrirs Der i G9nen paa
ben 5i6, % oa be ian, boao Der bar
banOt, iprGnste 8iliOn pieblittelis ui'
iteO for at brinse GioenOe berum til
Capt. Collins / eiuan 8allcp. Rans
ming baltebe aiitso til Camp Granite
Tor berpaa at penOe tilbnse til Sad
iUn's Sole meb en- E~roppeitDrte for at
ppipore Srabsm9nocue.
@ilion oros oerfaa til Soa6o Sails
for at briuse Meboelelie ON bet iores
ialbnc Sptrin.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
81

6ulofeber. Spen 9incoln bar ifslse
esen 2ilitaaelie ct aste Gnfalb al
@ulofeber. Store Wengoer al bet
guile Metal er funoet / en- ianbet 2anos
itretnirs Nor 0iilioro. @ienoumss
uaroien er iteset til en- iabelastis Yris.
Oct s~ulobuloise Sanb ~itrefter fig belt
iuo / SauIas.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
SnOi 4.

Semofraterne DanOt. Snoianapo.
zig, SOe OH. 2enne SD bar saaet be'
motratit meb bet itprite Stemmetal,
iom ben fan Opuiie. Den bemOtratiite
8luralitet for 2bomas 9assart saur
meGlem $500 % 1000, buittst er en-
WOOiatuins paa OUsr $500 Stemmer
I%ammenli9net meo iiior.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
SnD Safota.

Store @rGriebranos bar 8 Gage
raiet / 0Oro for Spspi6 - ftrip.s
berira ben ste DIT. Meseu n~erniiulo
@ienbpm er gbelast. Mansfoloise
5amilier timber fig fulbitanois buss
piloe, us belle %Spasoriiter er omtumne.
De branote Barber aniettes til minbit
800. 900.
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11
W thiaau.
TprIegt Spgreperi. 8alamI

Cpifpbt ~pBiVptla "u1uh'H6oV
zoe Oft. Saften blep Der siort ct fri
pOIti9t 5Origs paa at rDbe ct nOrOsaas
enoe 9asiasertOS paa @ranb GnpiOs
& Snoiana 8anen. acknowledgement
aabnebe 9ampuentiIerne us ti6rte lise
mob 8suerbanoen, Der beitoo al 4
Meub. &suerne lDsneoe flere Club
baabe mob 9Ofomotiuet ps 8~asasepOs.
men; men ingen tom uiocre tilIfaoe.
GD Streif. 8:siemer, Soe SttOs
Der. Smtrent 200 Examiners % Tins
bermeno i Norries @ruben, SrprtpOoo,
neolasSs gtrbeiOet peo Wiooasstioer
ioas for at Opuaa bcorc Son. 8eO
Decorah-posten., 1895-10-11

SWSpn19LAL GENNnLa,x<<
Tffe
usfSmmsr lirsoas % Srseaa wors,n.
u pertisitmtntsr

maa i~Hottprrrs itneii bpcr g1auod1 % 1orsoa3 Nor
Gen. GosgtisieasH,sr ~inotalss lite to paa b.nano,u
f~sIlsu0e Nuusrs. meOmiuOre BET uoirui.t!ts i~Or,ans
scs. outs ct Eosrfi;ismeat. her fsrit icmn:r tuo I
9rsoaasuumerst Z. Gr., ~iorldnars iHsrh't:t3 Gangs,
III oct tcmue tuSt 3 Itrsoas8Humsrs. Breeze, Der iHoe.
boIscr a~pertiSitnsuttr. iom bet bates ne, bsr Ht-r'
tes apertisismsut I bet usOre 6isrus pad Gop
ppIaiEh.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
TRADE SITUATION.
Favorable Reports Along All the Lines-Cotton on the Strong Side Same
 With Iron.

New York May 31.-R. G. Dun & Go. s weekly review of trade tomorrow will say: More far reaching than any other change during the past week, if really warranted by facts, is the continued rise in prices of wheat and cotton. Real scarcity of either would affect all busi- ness. Happily there is still room to hope that accounts of injury are greatly ex- aggerated, although there has been some evidence during the week that both the great crops have suffered more than at first appeared. Other changes are almost all favorable, and some highly en- couraging. Labor troubles are clearly less threatening. Monetary conditions are satisfactory and the substantial in crease in the commercial demand is a good sign. Exchanges through the clearing houses have been greatly ir- Hated by speculation, and at this time last year were cut down by the coal strike, and toward the end of May, 1S93 greatly reduced by bank failures, but for the week they exceed last years by 19 per cent, and fall only 5.6 per cent below those of 1893, while the daily aver age for May is 269 per cent larger than last year, but Fl per cent less than in 1893.
 Cotton continues strong, because it is believed there will be more reduction in .. estimate based on definite information puts the decrease in acreage at more than 13.5 per cent, which, with yield per acreage equal to last year, would mean a crop of S,400, 900 bales. Months must pass before there can be anything definite as to the probable yield per acre unless widespread disaster comes, but the market has been acting as if the fu- ture were known. Speculation has di- unfinished in volume, and the fact that takings of spinners have exceeded the maximum consumption over 400 900 bales in northern states, and about twice as much abroad, makes the commercial stocks in sight, S.3S4,552 bales last week, look still larger. The advance this week has been only sixteenth, and it is SUD- posed that the stronger speculators have realized.
 The manufacturer is doing we'll, though not all the machinery is employed, but the demand has been better, and there are occasional advances in the prices of goods. The Olneyville Woolen mills will open Monday, responding to a request signed by some employees, to see if enough will return to make general re- sumption profitable. Two or three other mills have granted some increase of wages, but in most branches the manu- facturer contends with serious difficult ties. New orders are scarce, and some mills are running short
 The iron manufacture is gaining rap- idly and the average of prices, which had fallen February to 541 per cent of the prices In October, 1890, has now risen to 59.1 perlcent, most of the advance hay ing been in May. Bessemer pig has beenI lifted to $11.65 and grey forge to $10.4O att Pittsburg by the growing demand Tank steel plates are s5 per ton higher at Phtladelphia and nail producers have combined. raising wire noils to $1.15 and
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
CROP REPORT
Up to June i, 1895, Issued by the Depart
 ment of Agriculture, Hector D. s5s Lane, Commissioner

The extra low prices at which all classes of farm products are at present have induced this department to make an extra effort to obtain correct and minute responses from every county in the state as to the acreage and condi tion of stock and crops. Notwithstand ing we sent out as many as dozen in- quiries from each county, with prepaid envelopes to return the answers, Au tauga and Mobile counties did not make a single response. It is to be hoped that self pride will hereafter prompt the cit izens of those two counties to see that al least half a dozen reports shall be promptly returned to the statiticians in the commissioners ofiice
 Sixty-four counties made returns and the aggregate number of reports number J near 279. Limestone and Sumter are the only two counties to report the acreage of cotton as high as 100, or equal to last wear. Escambia county has but 63 per cent acreage in cotton, which is the smallest in the state The total acre age in cotton in the state is SD 2-3, which is 14 per cent less than 1894 The de- crease in acreage as obtained in this department through it's correspondents is 1 1-3 per cent less than the published report made on the 18th day of May by the secretary of agriculture at Wash ington. Since the reports from Wash- ington as well as this department have been received the weather has been re- ma arkably cold for May, and it is very probable that young cotton has been in- jured by the aphis or white lice.
 Corn acreage is 113, or 13 per cent oveN that of 1894. This is very encouraging evidence that our farmers intend to raise their own bread Chambers coun- ty has increased her acreage to 34 per cent Washington county is the next largest 2S per cent; Clarke, 27 per cent; Tuskaloosa, 25; Pike, 23: Clay 22 per cent! while several counties report as high as 20 per cent increased acreage. The corn crop is in excellent condition throughout the state, being clean and in fine color.
 Wheat area is only~one-third of per cent larger than for 1894. Thirty-six counties have wheat, while thirty make no report on this crop. The prospects in twenty-two counties are good, in sev- en fair in four medium and bad in three. in the northern part of the state, where wheat is cultivated, was down about zero, which had something to do with injuring the prospects. DeKalb farm CTS increased their acreage in wheat this season 13 per cent over that of 1894.
 Oats have fallen off per cent in acre age from what it was last season. As cats are always sown in Alabama in the fall this decline was evidently brought about by the killing of the crop by the unprecedented cold in February. Clay county has the highest acreage, 11S, and Choctaw the second, 117, and Winston 113. Thirty-six counties report the crop good. thirteen fair, eleven medium, and four bad This is one of the best feeds
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

cut nails to $1 by car loads at Pitts burgh. The structural demand is very large, and while the buying in other forms of iron and steel products is still conservative, great confidence prevails that prices >will hereafter advance ma terially. It is believed that the wage question will be settled at Pittsburg this year without any strikes
 Failures for three weeks of May have shown liabilities amounting to $7455,- z44, or which $2.642,60 were of manufac- turing and a,230,63 of trading concerns.s For the same weeks last year the liabil- ities amounted to $7,7S2, 633 of which $3,380812 were of manufacturing and S3,275,275 of trading concerns. The fal- ures during the past week have been 215 in the United States, against 1SS last year, and thirty-four in Canida, against twenty-seven last year.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
NEW ADVANTAGES
At the University of Tennessee-New Plans for Cheap Lving-New Dormitory
 for Agricultural Students.

The attention of our readers is called to the University of Tennessee, at Knox vile, an announcement of which appears in another column.
 The university has been making rapid strides during recent years. At no time in its history has it's courses been more thorough and it's work more efficient Each department is in the hands of spe- cialistS, who have had the benefit of training in the best institutions of Amer ica and Europe and who impart to those in their charge the enthusiasm and learning brought from such centers.
 The scientific equipment Is of the latest and most improved character, and it is safe to say that no institution in the south offers superior advantages and facilities in laboratory work and in the training of mechanicians, agricultural ists and engineers. The literary depart ment is strongly manned and provided with works of reference, and the ex- cellent library affords of itself a work shop for intellectual study and discip- line.
 New plans with regard to cheap 1iv~ ing will go into operation next session. The plan of having university board ing house has been abolished, and those professors and students who so desire will organize into a club, or clubs, on the cooperative basis, by which table board can easily be reduced to $2 per week or less. The different clubs will also have different grades of board to suit the tastes and means of different persons. A club of this kind has been in existence at the university for several years, and the success with which 1t has met has led the management to adopt this system exclusively.
 Tuition is now free to all students from all states.
 During the present year a new build ing has been erected upon the college farm for the special accommodation of agricultural students, where the cooper ative plan of living will also be intro duced. This building has all the modern -conveniehces and may be considered most extraordinary inducement to farm CTS sons who desire to get scientific and professional training in their chosen vo- cation.
 Any one desiring a catalogue of the institution should address the president of the University, Knoxville, Tenn.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
Col. L. J. Alfred Writes:

am in my 73d year, and for fifty years I have been a great sufferer from in1i- gestion, constipation and biliousness. have tried all the remedies advertised for these diseases and got no permanent relief. About one year ago, the disease assuming more severe and dangerous form, became very weak and lost flesh rapidly. I commenced using Dr. H. Meg ley's Lemon Elixer. I gained twelve pounds in three months. My strength and health, my appetite and my diges- tion were perfecly restored and now I feel as young and vigorous as I ever did in my life. L. J. ALLRED.
 Doorkeeper Georgia State Senate.
 State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Aug 5, 1891.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
The Elevation of Copper.
Louisville Commercial.


 Now let us have free and unlimited copper coinage, at ratio of Is to 1 with gold. Copper was just as much a money metal with the constitution and it's daddles as silver. More than that, 1t was one of the coins of Rome, of Greece and of all ancient nations back as far as when history breaks into the twi- light of fable. If by free coinage we can double the value of silver. by the same action we can increase the value of copper 100 fold. Having any amount of copper, we can thus have money almost as plentiful as the sands upon the sea shore, and about as val uable. Again, why should we not give the owners of the copper mines as fair a chance to sell their products as the silver mine owners?
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
A Mothers Report.

Mrs. N. A. McEntire writes from Spring Place, Ga.: For many years I have been a great sufferer from fndi- gestion, sick headache and nervous pros- tration. I tried many remedies, but got no permanent relief until I used Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir. I am now in better health than for many years. My daughter has been subject to chills and fever from her infancy. I could get nothing to relieve her; the Lemon Elixir has restored her to perfect health.
 Sold by druggists; 50 cents and $1 per bottle. Prepared by Dr. H. Mozley, At 1anta, Ga.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

thousands of carloads of large melons to northern cities this season.
 All kinds of crops are from two to four weeks later than usual. Rains have been abundant in every portion of the state, and the outlook for good crops is quite promising iYoursI 13ei CT
 H. D. LANE,
 Commissioner of Agriculture.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02
COLD WEATHER.

Wards coal yard is prepared to furnish you with Carbon Hill or Galloway coal on short notice. Buy your coal from them once and you will have reason to become a regular customer. Supply of stove and kindling wood on hand. Telephone 4S7.
 s11-29tf
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-02

Get your four, hams and lard from us. We are still selling extracts of vanilla and lemon. .Boggan Grocery and Commission Co.,, 2O2l 2d ave- nue. 6-I-2t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
Sa8 EhdI abpdrf6.

Sablor.-3pii6en Sonntas Radt
unb Montas Morsen fanb elm ginbrud
in ben 2aben bon Gtberton & Co., an
Stain unb Sisb Straben fat unb cine
GnsabI Waaren i'm @ertbe bon ettpa
$50 tpurben seitobIen. Die TapIor
8oIisei bat einen 8erbadt auf sefpiFe
S%nbipibuen unb pirb bic Spur pers
folgen.
Die Ssrren SIibmann & 8eibsI
baben on Der Main StraBe in TapIor
cine aIeioerbanofuna erbfnet unb Iaben
bic Deuti6en freunblidit su einsm 8ss
iude ibreS @ei9dftes elm.
- Die ~llidbrise anna Sunsarbass
BON WiItpauile, in Oieism gountp, rettets
am Donnerftas ibre 2idbrise S1tpeter
o benz S%ineinfauen in einen i3uber
beiBen @aHsrs uno feel ieIbif binein ; ebs
tie bon ibrer Wutter beraussenommen
perben fonnte, erIas iie ben erbaItsnsn
8runbpunben.
Wdbrenb beS idpsren Sturmes
am Samftas Morsen wurbe Der 2aben
bon 8roofS & Dale su gpoca bonn 9Iit
getrofen unb entsinoet. SaS Ssuer
purbe jebod aeitig entbedt unb nit Der.
b%aItnibmdBis fIeinem Sdaoen seIbidt.
Gm Dienitas Nadt fanb in benz
Soreit Saus su Wooiie elm ginbru4 fat
unb S12, iotpie cine Nuantitdt Gisarren
unb @etrdnfe tpurben seitobIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
wapne Sountp.

Sonesbale.- Sim Sonntas gbenb
eitpa udt nbr bra1 in benz breifbdisen
9adteinsebdube bon s. 81. Softer &
Co., Ode Main unb Reunter Strabe, Elm
Seuer aus unb ebe baifelbe sel6idt tpers
ben fonnte, mar Elm 8srluf bon etpa
$4,000 entitanben, Der burd 8srider.
un8 eebeft 1T. Ser sanse brittle SIur
tpurbe aussebrannt unb Der annette unb
erfe tpuroe burd @afsr bei9abiet.
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asitirt i6on felt GINGER 3eit fir elm srb.
Beres SOnesoaIe, inbem bic umIiesenbsn
8ororte nit SonesbaIe einDerIeibi tperbsn
ipqten.
- Mit ben NuSsrabunsen far bas
Sonesoale RationaI 8anfsebaube 1T be.
eonnen tporben.
Die 8ootfabrt auf benz 8. & $.
Ganal 1T am Iebten 0ienitae tpisbsr auf.
9enommen tporben.
am Dienitas Nadmitas ipurbe
Sobn 6. Mebser bon SpnssSals unb
2ottie Map elliott i'm Sauie Der 8raut
gu CHERRY 8ibee bur6 Pafor SO. $.
Stpift ebeIid berbunben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-03
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Wenn cine Dame ibre Subicription
The Ladies' Home Journal einSenbet,
10 erbaIt iie nidt nur ibren boaen @ertb
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