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Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-09-26
KOBE IS WIPED OUT
CITY OF THE NII<ADO VISITED
RA DESTROYING ELEMENTS.
thousands OF Lives Lost aud Hosts
of People Are Rendered
Homeless.

San Francisco, Sept. 22.-The city Of
X ODE. Japan, was recently wiped oAt 10y
. disastrous corilasraUon on August ~,
and floods, - stolms and e1rthouakes
caused the loss Of $500 lives and the de
>truction of millions of dollars worth Of
property N northern Japan.
The steamer Doric from the Orr ant
brought news 0f a series Of c&tastroDuc$
tiat have befallen the mikado's real a.
that are unprecedented in its istory. in
Gifu prefecture, 400Q homes We're hlo@n
down and along the Haji-Gawa 100 per
sons lost their lives. The severest storms
occurred on August 30. AlonS the lsatt-
sugaWa ST lives were lost
The great flood was preceded by 4 Se-
we're earthquake. Then followed a doNn-
pour such has never been experienced
BEFORE on the island. The European res
dtnts We're panic stricken and sougat
shelter in the highlands.
The Minatogdwa overhoWed its banks
al midnight of September 26 and the Wa
e1s Inundated the streets and ields
sweeping away %Gg houses and drowning
800 people at Kobe. After II hours, work
the broken embanlmcnts We're repaired
by SAND bags.
The fate of Kobe was made worse by
wind spread over the entire city, One
Thousand nine hund1 eG blocks, including
a16o houses and L go-doWns We're d.
stroyed totally, and IL houseS aud t~o
police boxes. one lire brigade station four
temples and Cne theater. The burnt
area comprises IL stl Gets. The total dam
age b. tile was l,00000o YEN
In Rokuso district, September =. 4
terrible series of earthquakes shook the
country. Nine people we"e killed there
and moro tHan 70 at I4Ht1ya, Senya
Taganash, Yokohori, YokOzawa. Nagash-
ida, Shimzu and Fu;ikl. where the disas-
ter was especially great. The hills 1t
ScnSa cracked. Fires broke out here
and there, water gushed out in many
places and the rumblings continue
At Obena II persons We're killed.
At Rokugo the people killed number
more than 20 and the houses overturned
about 1900,
\ lcrryboat ut Hizuma capsized and 70
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-09-26
HISTORY OF THE GREAT STRIKE
Three Thousand Wage Earners
We're Involved.

Leadyilla. Sept. 21.-The miners strike.
cf which tonight's laWlessness is the out
come began three months ago yesterday,
when al II o'clock at niaht the men in
TWO or three of the leading mines walk
cd out. The union scale of wages in
IeadviIle was So for everybody, but In
1898, when the price of silver dropped
below SO cents an ounce an agreement
was made that $50 should be accepted
for some classes of work until silver
should return to So cents. This agree
ment the miners afterward declared was
unfair as many of the mines paid large
dividends 1t was to enforce the orig
nal scale Of s. that The men struck.
About 3000 men were involved.
Within the last two weeks several
mines have resumed work, and this Week
the output has been 1900 tons daily
against 1000 tons before the strike.
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BANKERS ARE FOR GOLD
THEY so DECLARED IN 22D ANNJ Al.
SESSION AT ST. LOUIS.
They Respect Some Silver Men for
Their Sincerity in Honestly Ad-
vocntin: Dishonesty.

St. Louis, Sept. 22.-There assembled
at the Olympic thoater today represent
tatiyo: of more wealth than ever before
came together in this city at one time
1t was the first session of the twenty
second annual convention of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association. Delegates
We're present from all parts of the cou1-
try. representing at least one billion dol
lars. The convention will be in session
three days. There will be q general dis
cusslon of reports and matters pertaining
TO banking.
About eco delegates assembled at the
Olympic theater at 10 o'clock. President
f. II. Pullen Of New York called the con-
yention to order Mayor Wailbrdge de-
iivered an address of welcome. w II.
Thompson, president of the St Louis
clearing house. welcomed the delegates
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NATIONAL CLUB GETS THE I'fGlHrE
Corbett and Shurkey to Meet Under
Their Auspices.

San Francisco Sept 22.-There has been
q contest between the National and the
Eureka athletic clubs of this city as to
which shall handle the Corbett-Sharkey
fight. The pugilists signed for fight to
finish, but yesterday the Eureka club
obtained from the board of supervisors
permit for a 10-round contest between
Sharkey and Corbett on Thanksgiving
evening. The Eureka club offered $l2,oo1
for the purse. The National club had
supposed its previously made offer Of
$io 900 had been accepted by the princt-
pals
Today the National club received 2 .al-
esram from Corbett stating that if the
National club would deposit $4,000 for
10 round contest with A. NJ. Lawrence as
purse-hoder, he would start at once tor
this city, and would make no terms with
anE other club.
The National club replied at once that
the $4,000 would be deposited with Mr..
Lawrence who is news editor Of the I1X-
anliner
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-09-26
ALL LIKE THE NEW DUBOIS PLAN
Many Democrats Will Work and
Vote for the Senator.

Boise, Sept 22-The announcement that
Senator Dubois will be nominated for gov
ernor by the silver republicans next Sat
urday is received with much enthusia 1fl
throughout the state 1t has given heart
to the workers, ana the McI>inleyites IRE
feeling correspondlngly plue The OBJ
ject in running Dubois for governor IS
simply as an Endorsement of his campaign
for the senate. and it is said that Wins
Sweet will be asked to take second place
on the ticket. In other words, it is the
same as running Sweet for governor.
The campaign is well under way, and
Will be prosecuted vigorously. Dubois, Bo-
rah General Parsons, Sweet. Congress-
man Wilson, jim Hawley. Il stalw3rt
democrat, and other prominent speakers,
will make a thorough canvass of the
state A promising feature is that man5
democrats are enthusiastic for the new
ticket State Senator Watt for secretary
OF state, and Tim Regain for treasurer,
who was d delegate to the Chicago CON
vention, will bring a great number of
democrats to It's support
The silver republican county convention
adjourned today to await the result Of
the state convention. A strong ticket will
b. put up. Sheriff Moseley and eX-State
Senator Costen, democrats, will be placed
on the ticket. and it is believed this coun-
ty can be carried for Dubois.
The Evening Mail changed hands today
and came out under the management OF
the silver republican state committee. 1t
is much needed to answer the misrepre-
scntations Of the Mckinleyites
Chairman Patrie returned to Market
Lake today. He says q full delegation
will come from the southeast to the state
convention. and that a new ticket Will
give satisfaction to that section.
Secretary Walsh wired from Seattle that
he would be here Thursday. 1t is under
stood he approves the new move. and SO
far as lies in his power will absolve the
r1e mbers from the arrangement entered
into with the populists. He has lost pa
tience with the latter who would not
even grant him the courtesy of an otti-
Cia hearing.
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DELEGATIONS FOR THE GOLD VI ~
Three of Them Make Their Way to
Canton.

Canton, Sept 22.-Three organized dele
cations had appointments with Mckinley
today the first of which arrived at noon,
and consisted of republicans and friends
of Major Mckinley from Holmes county,
Ohio. one of the strongest democratic
sections in the country An address was
made by Dr. Bingham OF Millersburg. ana
was responded to by Major Mckinley.
At o'clock a special train brought
delegation from Jamestown, \. y. rep
resenting Chautauqua and CattarauSus
counties. At the Mckinley home con-
eratulatory address was made by Hon
A. G. Wade of jamestown. The last dele
cation came from Elkhart, and 1epre-
se1lted northern Indiana.
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cR.xD MASTER SARGENT AGAIN
HI. Is once More Elected by the Io-
comOtiye Firemen.

Galveston. Tex. Sept .. The Brother
hood of Locomotive F'iremen today re-
elected all the grand officers. headed by
Grand Master f. p Sergeant. There WIS
contest oya,, the election of members
Of the grand executive board and grand
board OF trustees. with the following re.
suit: Grand executive board-JameS
Coutts Of Ashtabula. Ohio; H. O. Tent,
Atlanta Ga: Edward NJ. Snyder. Nlnm-
peg, Man.: Fred l.. Barnett. l'es MONIES,
Iowa: J. F. May, Halstead, Pa. Board OF
grand trustees-Fredercl1 keeler. Hous-
ton, Tex; 2. J. Mcnamara. Buffalo, y.
V. II Hawlay New York
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Fusion TICKET IN LEWIS COUNTY
Convention Puts Up Full List of
Candidates.

Chehalis. Sept. 22.-Lewis county fusion
tsts nominated the following ticket: For
senator. Joseph Hill: for representatives
Thil Smith and G.. 3. Richmond; auditor
Albert SchooIey: treasurer, 7. J. Spoon
er: sheriff j. L Baker; surveyor. T. r.
Henry: attorney A. T. Tugwell; clerk,
". D. I.anghorne: assessor, f. NJ. Boyles;
superintendent of schools, T. G. Tucker.
Elliott, for superior Judge. was indorsed
by the fusionists. The democrats got the
clerk. sheriff and one representative.
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CARLIsT AGITATION AT MADRID
Reported Completely Organized stnd
Ready for Il Revolution.

Maarid, Sept M.-The Ca7lIst 'agTT7TIoN
continues making headway slowly, and
the organization in that interest is be-
ing perfected at every point,
The Heraldo today publishes another
interview with Don Carlos, in which ne
is quoted in speaking Of SPANS weak
ness in dealings with the United States
and declares that the situation is the
same as that which pervaded the revolu-
ton of 1868 In conclusion, Don Carlos
is said to have remarked that the Carl
lists were completely organized and arm
ed, and that they only await his WORT
in order to rise against the government
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THE BLOODY STORY OF THE DAY
Bullets, DucLshot and Flames Made
Sad Havoc.


LeadEliie, ooto., Pep: ~ Diog,'S
phase OF the great miners stflke li',
come. Three men are known 10 De teilh
and two are dying. Inc CORONADO 'llaIt
mouse ana machinery ait ~ d9iie'' 'iiN
tour innocent househoIders are holnsiesS,
the result Oh an altach Wy pe.l L!cS ~.
unknown upon the Coronado and Emmett
mines in the dark hours Oh the eailS
morning. The Coronado IS ohly h.'1
dozen blocks from the po9ioilice 1'i anu ~,
rounded by residences lhe Colohduo
shaft house was Dul!L On an ehlodhhhlTht
OF earth, enclosed DE 1888 df!d hid.iiii
cry some % feet ABOVE tht street testI, tes,
heavy plank paiflcade "dS elSISeu
around the machinery ana shalt hodos
when the NINE resumed opeialloh@ il7t
month, ana the mousse was Ven S'oo'H11 S'o'H
with pfoNlSioiS' w l'ciie9CSl7 ''u an -"
nliloE' ....,.,,,..,,,,,,
beyond as7aaItS upon ~ "o1 hil 5;,''', ,'',i
seen colhiS l'o'i - iiit!!N = i.
tines ho overt aets o. Elo!elee 80 I'm
been attempted against '"ls hiille ~
TINS morning at cio'h' "hSiI q '',,
bullets Struck tlt oat Ii@'"S' - ~ i'''.''
on guard prepared iof a&tloil' '2iot9 -
scattering ~ ~ 1i'e' tt Ii,,,i,1
er. All the streets west OF the CoIo.Ftup
We're deserted with the exception -
three or four persons attracted ~ VIZ
shooting. suddenly, after - minutes -
lighting, ShceI oil name pn'sl ou5' ~ ~
lowed by q lefilliG delo''dlioh' l1'l11l..'s
the attacking party were 07lh6 o5 l'd'lite;
East O the engine mouse "ete 9e't1 Il
tanks of fuel OIL Inc attack was cor
centrated on lhlS pollt' anu it'i1liS 7"I
cceded.
The engine room was soon ~ liai 7,
tire engines came oul dIil!Cu men 'i'i"
the hremeh at pay. MeahWhle tllt !la!4'9
grew mercer ana lirFrel. i ne men NJ l,'S
shaft house were fEaliE dflFeh from I'o
"a
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Fusion in North Carolina.

Raleigh. n. c., Sept. 22.-This morning
the democratic, populist and silver par
ties agreed to fuse on the Bryan electoral
ticket for North Carolina, the democrats
naming five electors, the populiSts five
and the silver party one. This union Of
the silver forces, it is claimed, insures
the state to the democratic ticket by a
large majority.
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CORRESPONDENT DIED SUDDENLY
Inst Act in the Yarde-EHlier Di-
yOrCe Case.
!. london. Sept. 2l.-The

London. Sept. 2l.-The following dis
atch from Badnaheint grand duchy "l
IIessc, has been received at the London
office of the Associated Press:
"Cable all the world that Valentine
Cadcsden ded suuaenly of heart disease.
GSisned.) lAliDE-BCL-ER.
Valentine Cadesden is the name Of the
real estate dealer of San Francisco who
was correspondent in the suit for di-
vorce recently brought by Walter Yarde-
Butler, brother Of Baron Chuston,
against his wife, daughter Of the late
General II. W. Kirkham Of San Fran
cisco. The case against Cadosden was
dismissed, and he was allowed costs. The
verdict was that Mrs. Butler was
not guilty of cruelty or infidelity. and
that a decree Of judicial separation be
granted Mrs. Yarde-Builer.
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t,npvI1sTs HAVE A CONFERENCE
Ton, Watson of Georgia Was on
Hand.

st. Louis. Sept. 22.-A political confer
enct. of much moment WAS held today pc
tween Thomas Z. Watson, candidate Tor
vice president on the populist ticket;
George w Washburn. Of Massachusetts,
III charge Of the populist western nation
al headquarters at Chicago: II. w. Reed
,.oDulist national committeeman for 'ieoT-
sia. and 4 Roseile. chairman Of the Mis-
souri, populist committee. The purpose
and results Of the conference arc not
known
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1896-09-26
OHIO MEN FOR BRYAN AND SEW ALL
Mt Cincinnati Believe in
Free silver.

Cincinnati. Sept. 22.-The democratic
convention of Hamilton county today
nominated full ticket and congress
sional and legislative ticket. First dis
trict, for congress. T. j. Donnelly. Sec
ond district. for congress, D. S. Oliver.
All the conventions adopted strong reso-
lutions for the free and unlimited coinage
of silver at 16 to l. and indorsed the Chi
cago platform and Bryan and Sewan
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SECRE1Tssl w .i.sEE s9 SEATTLE,
Enthusiastic Over the Prospects of
Dr.-:;n's Election.

Seattle, Sept. 22.-Since Sunday last c.
4. Walsh, secretary Of the national dem :
OS ralic committee, has been visiting his
h1nthcr-n-laW. H. NJ Nielc. Of this city
This afternoon he held an informal re
piion IN the Hotel Northern, the free
silver forces in great numbers paying
their Respects Among others who waited
upon The secretary were Attorney 'i'.n-
elaI NJ. G. Jones Of Spokane candida' e
for congress; lion. John Z. Rogers, gu
otrnalotial candidate and all the stald-
ard bearers Of the county ticket.
Mn Walsh entered into detail concern
ing work being done by the national dem
Ocratic committee. and with much aontl-
lcnce predicted 8ryans election, assert
ing that the great commoner from the
plains of Nebraska would win by an un-
nrecedented majority. Minnesota. i0,ya
Illinois and every state west of the Mis-
souri, river. Secretary Walsh declared,
would 60 for the free silver champion
Iowa he believes. will give Bryan 3o,0y0
majority, his figures being based upon
tigures from 3V6 townships in that state.
The secretary lives at Ottumwa, ana has
been active i'll politics for many years.
being also Iowa $ national committeeman.
The backbone of the free silver senti-
ment lies deeply rooted i'll the great Mis-
sissippi valley" MIR. Walsh observed
and not in the far western states, as the
republican leaders would make people he-
iicye.
In the east. Mr.. Walsh stated. the 1e-
publican campaign managers were con-
5tantly placing Washington state in the
republican column. and that many other
claims made by those charged with 1e
publican affairs We're just as prepos;er-
GUS.
Tonight Secretary Walsh left via the
Northern Pacific for Portland, and thence
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. N.-Grancas a
Coffin was found guilty of completely in
wrecking the Indianapolis National bank,
and who was refused a new trial by the
United States supreme court, was this
morning taken to the penitentiary at
Michigan City, to serve out the sentence
of eight years.
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Fftzsimmons Arrested.

New York. Sept. 21.-Robert fltzsinl-
mons, pugilist, has been arrested on an
Indictment accusing him of agreeing to
engage in a prize fight with James J.
COrbett
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Indianapolis Ind. Sept - = chasles
Pfeiffer. a telegraph operator employed
on the indianapolis Belt road. was FOUND
hanging dead to q doorway this morning
at his home at Brightwood. In the mouse
his wife and child We're dead. P1elffer
had cut their throats and then hanged
L at.clf
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The UnspeakabIe Turk.

Manchester, Sept. 2O-Eight thousand
persons attended a meeting here today
to protest against the Turkish treatment
of the Armenians The bishop Of Man
chester presided at the meeting.
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Rochester. n. Y. Sept o2.-The post
roned race between Joe Patchen, the
PAGER. and w. w. Hamilton, the bl-
cyclist. was today declared off. the
weather conditions being against the
race.
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caat Enxion Plan at Tacoma.

Tacoma. Sept. 22.-The populist-demo-
cratic-silver republican and national pro-
hibitionst party held convention today
Conference committees We're appointed,
hut no fusion had been effected by mid
night. There is no doubt that this will
be accomplished by morning.
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Rochester, N. Y, Sept. W-Ed. crane
once a noted pitcher OF the New Iolf M
bau team committed suicide at the Con
gress Hall hotel here last night by tax
ing a dose Of chlorai. :. -.
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Prime Donna Dead.

Hamburg. Sept. 22.-Frau Katherine
Klafsky-Lchse. prima donna, well known
in the United States, Is dead.
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Rnrnu,n's Widows Husband Dead.
Bridgeport Conn, Sept PA cable re
ceived here today from Constantnople,
announces the death yesterday Of Cal
lais Bev. who recently married the wild
ow Of F. T. Barnum.
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birmingham Sept. 22.-The Post today
sitvs that at the expressed desire OF the
czar important communications upon the
Armenian question passed between the
marquis of Salisbury and M. DeStael,
Rnssian ambassador at London. in which
certain points had been agreed upon to
folm I; basis of consultation between the
czar and the marquis Of Salisbury.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-16
., @ie @cbmersbaft.

Die S6mersen, BON Genralaie per>
uriaht fnb sutpeilen 70 encrm bag
man beInabe baocn rerridt tperben
tCnnte. Salpatton Sel beieitiat told,e
Shmersett fcfcrt unb turirt Sleurals
9le fo raid baB Eiemanb mebr auf bic
Weiie slt leiben brauht. Soerr Saecb
&lein, 1896 Main Ctr, @panspille,
Snb., ihreibt wie fclst: iNlReine Nral
litt felt Z Sabren an Nemralsie aber
leitbent fie Saloaticn Sel gebrauhte,
TT lle pcllfcmmen frei bapc1. SD be-
hanpte baB es bas bette Eminent 1T
nno i'd, iperce es immer i'm 6auIe bali
ten. SD felbft hattie felt langer 3eit
3heumatismus uno gebrauhte uiele
yinimente bod SaIraticn Sel ertpies
lid beGer als ir9enb Elm anberes Mits
tel unb that bic belten Dtenite." (" Sals
patton Del fcffet nur % @ents.
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- @or3iialiaer @erfeniamen BET
8. 6. 6utb & g on.
8nmtes eMerlei aus 9euti@lano.

= Nus Der bonn Hatiiiii9en Mmte
in Berlin fiir3Ii@ ber6ffentli6ten ueber.
f4t iiber bic 8erbdltniife unb grgeb,
ni1e Der preuBii9en Sparta1en TN
Sabre 1894i95 ergiebt fi1, baB 1883
FOLDER anfalten borbanben paren. 9a.
bon ipareu 620 ftdbtif6. 172 2anbses
meinbes, $40 3reiss unb Nmts., 6 BRO.
Dinsial., 315 Webentafeu unb 1889
SammeIfelen, i'm @nn3en CAB es 1887
SparfelIen in 3173 Orten. Spartof,
i:nbh6er paren 6,527, 1897 i'm umlauf /:
auf iebes biefer Bidder eutfielen BON
ben 400,671 $50 Wart ginIagen i'm
Dur6i6nitt 612.91 Wart. Die gut.
gei9riebeHen 3inien betrugen 104.,
Ola, ,167 0tart. bic neuen ginlagen l.,
O07. 558,571 Wart. Nuf ieben aopf
Der 8ep6lterung preuEens tdmen ios
NIT tibsrbaupt on SpareiElaeeu 1878,
90 Wtart gegen 121.11, 1853, 112.,
81 unb 1886 Wart in ben leBten
8Oriabren.
= Die grb6buus Der @epi9tsgreuse
ftir etnfa9e 8riefe bon Is auf 20
G-amm, bic tn Deuti9Ianb ldon
ldngit etn bringenber WunI6 bes cor.
reiponbirenben publitums 1T, burfte
nunmebr In ni6t ferner 3eit srfolsen.
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9erbits8eoaufen.

Gttnas fitbler ift's Setuprbea,
Mb nno sn blaft'S idbpn pom gtprbeu,
SerbftltH bunt farbt iit3 bas Saab
ltno eS iutro OeS 2Dtnnes 9sanb,
ltne tpte Sterbensiebnen stebt
GS oa leiie burd5S @emiitb,
Denn man itebt Oa ernff unb baualtd,,
SSte bod Maes 10 ner8analidb!
gSth man ca 80 nemem 0Herfen,
getne &ebens8etfter ftdrfen,
Gorge man fir etnen 8eGer,
Der 5u8lett3 eta gpr8enbredber,
HUB man fur i'm BITS sum 8anb,
Wftt benz Ster, clone Star" genannt,
Mlle triiben Serbft8ebanfen,
&rmmeu oanu alSbalb inS gdtpanfen!
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Weast leie, es mag npt. eJm.
teref1e fetit !!

Wir balten sesenpdrtis einen
9 omt1er &dumungS. BE +.
fauf. S6ube unb @tiefeI AT 4offs
preiien. Muf iebem 9thG Waare
ftebt Der 8oit. unb Der ebemalige Der.
taufspreis. 8or ettpa 3 Monaten bes
f9afften mir einen 8orratb bon aofs
fern unb 6anbtaid,en. 9}un tperben
mir biefelben bollifdnbis ausperfaufen,
ba mir bes &aumes 5ebtirftig i1nb fiir
ben groben 6erbfs unb Wtnters
Worratb bon S@uben, ber gegens
mdrttg anfdngt, berein3nfommen.
Ahes muB prompt unb aur SteIle
be3ablt merben, ba mir au iol9en Bret.
fen Ni6ts aufi@reiben tbnnen.
GinbereIIa Sboe Store,
213 Nlamos YIaaQ.
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Malt : Nmtrine

fOlite tn feiner Tamtlte feblen; es
irtrft erfrti@enb mnb TIT eia bprsiigli.
DIES St6rfmm8smittel. Yr1parirt BON
Der alnbenier Suid 8retptns Co.,
ct. XpuiS, Mp.
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2l3 NlamosYIa3a.

. BsrHspfnus Derurfa9t bic 1GIfts bss
Vrauentroutbeiten. 9arl's Glssey
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