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CHAPTER XIV.

Copyright, ls9A by J. B. Lipptncott Company
sr...r as CHAPTER XIV. r~ 80
It is a little odd, but it is true, that
Edward III was crowned at IA and
married at 10 years Of age Princes in
those days We're aff1anced as soon as
they were weighed and married before
they got their eyes open, though even
yet there are many people who do not
get their eyes opened until after mar
riage Edward married Philippa, daugh-
ter Of the Count Of Hainault, to whom
he had been engaged while teething.
In 1898 Mortimer mixed up matters
with the Scots, by which he relinquish-
ed his claim to Scotch homage Being
still the gentleman friend Of Isabella,
the regent, he had great influence He
assumed, on the rati fcation of the above
treaty by parliament, the title of Earl
of March. q .sg-. as y-a-a.. s-ss14J
The young prince rose to the occasion
and directed several of his mobiles to
forcibly drag the Earl Of March from
the apartments Of the guilty pair, and
in 1880 he became the Earl Of Double
Quick Marcia sort Of forced March
toward the gibbet, where he was last
seen trying to stand on the English eli
mate. The queen was kept in close con-
finement during the rest of her life, and
the morning papers of that time con-
tanned nothing Of social nature regard
ing her doings -s2a-1c5- -. I--a2r
The Scots, under David Bruce, were
defeated at Halidon Hill in 1888, and
Bruce fed to France. Thus again, under
a vassal Of the English king, Edward
Baliol by name, the Scotch crooked the
reluctant hinges of the knee. ] = ais
~ Edward now claimed to be more d.
rect heir through Queen Isabella than
Philip, the cousin of Charles ~, who
occupied the throne, so he proceeded to
vindicate himself against King Philip
in the usual way. He destroyed the
French fleet in 1910, defeated Philip,
though with inferior numbers, at Crecy,
and demonstrated for the first time that
cannon could be used with injurious re-
suits on the enemy. q =. :@ t1aJ
In 1348 the Black Prince, as Edward
was called on account Of the color OF
the Russia iron used in making his
macintosh, may be said to have com
menced his brilliant military career. He
captured Calais, the key to France, and
made it a fourishing English city and
a market for wool, leather, tin and lead.
1t 90 continued for 200 years.' Js.z-1
Y The Scotch considered this a good
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lege of returning to England, but John
overstepped himself by demanding an
unconditional surrender, and: battle
followed, In which the French were
whipped out Of their boots and the king
captured. We should learn from this to
know when we have enough. - 43 7z
This battle was memorable because
the English Loss was mostly confined to
the common soldiery, while among the
French 1t was peculiarly fatal to the
nobility. Two dukes, 10 counts, 5000
men at arms and 8, 900 infantry were
killed. and a bobtail flush royal was
found to have been bagged as prisoners.
For four years John was a prisoner,
but well treated He was then allowed
to resume his renovated throne, but fail
ing to keep good his promises to the
English he came back to Lohdon by
request and died there in 1864. -, I'll !.
The war continued under Charles,
the new French monarch, and, though
Edward was an able and courteous foe,
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A FRIENDLESS KING SITTING ON THE HARD
II STONE FLOOR OF THE TOWER DIN
in 1870 he became so irritated because
Of the revolt of Limoges, notwithstand-
ing his former kindness to its people,
that he caused 5000 of her citizens to
be put to the sword. .@- ,sza~-
The Black Prince fought no more,
but after six years Of illness died in
1875, with a good record for courage
and statecraft His father, the king,
survived him only a year, expiring in
the sixty-fifth year Of his age in 1877.
English literature was encouraged
during his reign, and John Wyclif,
Cover, Chaucer and other men whose
genius greatly outstripped their orthog
raphy were seen to flourish some. ....
Edward III was succeeded by his
grandson, Richard, and war with
France was maintained, though Charles
the Wise held his own with the aid Of
the Scotch under Robert II, the first Of
the Stuarts
A heavy war tax was levied per cap
ita at the rate Of three greats on male
and female above the age Of Is, and
those who know the value of a groat
will admit that it was too much A dam
sci named Tyler, daughter of Wat the
Tyler, was 50 badly treated by the as
SCISSOR that her father struck the officer
dead with his hammer in 1881 and
placed himself at the head of a revolt
numbering 100, 900 people, who collect
ed on Blackheath Jack Straw and Rev
John Ball also aided in the convention.
The latter objected to the gentlemen on
general principles, claiming that Adam
was no gentleman and that Eve had
still less claim in that direction
In this outbreak and during the same
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From hundreds of testimonials, the orig
inals of which are on file and open to inspec-
ton, the following is presented:
Clayton, Nevada Co. Ark, Jan %, 1895.
EUREKA CucLulCdl MlS. w., Lid CIOSSc,
Wis.-Gentlemen: For forty years used to-
bacco in all it's forms. For twenty-five years
of that time was great sufferer from gen
years tried to quit, but couldn't. l took
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none of them did me the least bid of good.
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Commissioners Proceedings.
Continued from second page.

served for a hearing upon the petition
for organization of new school dis
trlct out OF a portion of districts 81 and
70, on motion. ordered that sci of 10, 81
OF 70, the WI of %, se4 of %, all of 90,
ea OF 30, and all of 81, 80 and 80 in
township 100, range 81, be and is here
by organized into new school dis
trict and numbered 81. @s
1t having been made to appear to
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BuIletinLof Mckay & Race,
a:=s MASONIC BLOCK GROCERs
HOT WEATHER HITS.

Have you tried a bottle of
those fine pickles at 10 cts. each. We keep
plain and mixed pickles, sweet and sour, in
bulk.
Use Enameline, the best stove
polish made. We sell it. No dust or smell
Some people use Royal, some
use Snowflake Both are pure. We sell EN-.
We keep for sale Kennedy's
matchless Zephyr, Flakes, Soda Biscuits and
Cookies of several grades.
Sorghum in 2-gallon pals
Ours is good article. Try it.
Try Kinks EOS. for saving
labor in washing We have it in SC. pkgs,
All varieties of Dried Fruits
are cheap. California plums, peaches. prunes,
pears, and apricots. Prices reasonable and
quality excellent.
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year the rebels broke into the city Of
London, burned the palaces. plundered
the warehouses and killed off the gen
tlemen wherever an alibi could not be
established, winding up with the muir
der Of the archbishop Of Canterbury.
During conference with Tyler the
king was SO rudely addressed by Wat
that Walworth, mayor Of London, struck
the rebel with his sword, and others
dispatched him before he knew exactly
Wat was Wat ."s, -.u-4 ...s...,-.
Richard, to quiet this storm, acceded
to the rebel demands until he could get
his forces together, when he ignored his
promises in right royal manner in the
same year. One of these concessions was
the abolition Of slavery and the novel
use of wages for farm work By his fail
ure to keep this promise ,serfdom con-
tinued In England 400 years afterward
Richard now became unpopular and
showed signs Of worthlessness. He ban
ished his cousin Henry and dispossess-
ed him Of his estates. This, Of course,
irrftated Henry, who entered England
Wu1AO bAc hQlS WdS LII nSLtuO, duu Ills
forces were soon joined by 80, 900 male
contents
Poor Richard wandered away to
Wales, where he was in constant dan
ger of falling off, and after living on
chestnuts knocked from the high trees
by means of his scepter he returned dis
gusted and took up his quarters in the
Tower, where he died Of starvation in
140O -. j -.+5ttL@Esef 1 & L14L
So Nothing can be more pathetic than
the picture of king crying for bread,
yet willing to compromise on tarts. A
friendless king sitting on the hard stone
floor Of the Tower, after years spent on
board Of an elastic throne with rockers
under it, would move even the hardened
historian to tears. ca brief intermission
is here offered for unavai1ing tears. J
Y 20 1854. E5sas zsz BILL NYE.
sRev. John Ball chose as warcry and trans
parency these worlds; -5..5-sf 3s5.I
"When Adam delved and Eve span,
III = Where was then the gent3eman9"5
Those who have tried Il In modern times say
that 10 be gentleman ID no sinecure, and the
well bred author falls In with this sentiment,
though still regarding IL a. great boon.-His
Sor1ah. eIeg9 .Cl u k~aElE1 I .E
49, a q ~
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Use lemons plentifully.

il go TT : r II - !
Breakfast Food, Oatmeal, and
cooling farinaceous foods keep blood cool
and temper down.
Try High Life Coffee, Purity
Java and Mocha blend. See that Winslow,
Rand & Watson is on the can.
Yes, we keep Cheap Coffees,
and fine Teas cost money. Something for
nothing may sound jinglingly to the ear, but
good goods cost good money.
Honest Money, Free Silver,
Protection and Free Trade-they are mean
ing words, but good pure Apple CiderVinegar
is what we all want We sell Johnson's pure
Apple Vinegar .-..---.
"Do you keep tea to sell at
Csc. per lb.:" Yes, at 1Oc., if you want it.
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STRIKING ILLUSTRATION OF WAT TYLER's
throne pulled from beneath him Just as
he is about to occupy 1t, and 80 when
the Black Prince began to burn and
plumber southern France his father
made similar excursion from Calais in
1855. Ti+s@ 7srg @2 2
The next year the Black Prince sent
10, 900 men into the heart Of France,
where they met an army Of 60, 600, and
the Engltah general offered all his CON-
quests cheerfully to John for the prfvi-.
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--"------| ------- n -------- = W0Z,lIO. Cl
We hereby certify that the above given
amount agrees with the balance charged to
the county treasurer as appears from the
auditors records. .g....- Il
j. p. COOPER, t. JAMES ARNOLD,
F. BILLINGTON, LEO AFTERMATH,
G. OLSEN,
Commissioners of Redwood Co., MINI.
Attest: A. H, ANDERSON, .
County Auditor.
The following bills were audited and al
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NYE'S HISTORY
-..=i's: Is s 'E' OF ENGLAND.
The English Climate an Unsta.
.Ao4 bic Foundation.
so FOUND THE EARL OF MARCH.

Failed to Support Him as He Dangled
From q Gibbet-scotch Forced to Crook
the Hinges of the Knee--Wat Tyler's
Controversy With q Tax Receiver. r,ss
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unierer grsiebung nn6 gtellung ais
'0inOernib gum Slid ber @be betra6s
tete; aber es lit mir setunsen, feline
Gorurtbelle gu beliesen."
Seine gorurtbeile!" Der General
idlug eil;e iiberlaute 9adJe auf. rOie
Gorurtheile eiues lOerrn Nliiller !!
Sreue Old, baB es Cir gelang, oieiem
9errn nar iu MAIDEN, baB elm @raf
Seloern feline gan; gu nerlperfenbe
8artie fir elm sSrdulein Wluller iei.
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Dir G)liif gu ipiiniden.
v0aS thue i9 alld. LIMB ipenn Ou
2ini fennteit, miiroeit Ou mir ebenfalls
Slid piiuiben. Sic lit Elm beaoubern.
oes, eben erbliibtes @elen Don led)sebn
Sabren, Die perlonifisirte unl9ulb uno
0eeinbeit; babel elm sroBes mulitae
ltlheS 9alent-"
rMlit einem @prte elm @ngel |! So
ipredea alte Sereingefallenen, bis bic
Slnoe BON ibren 9lugen 9leitet. s
nStnb bic @ltern benn eirigernaben
9ebiloete 2eute?A fragte bic @eneralin.
pSa, iaste 6eioern SUserno. ngebr
ebrenpertbe. intelliaente Mlenl1en.
Meiue @dlpiesermutter ipielt ausses
seidnet alapier uno liust 1ebr iG6n. !"
nWas lit Der 8ater?"
y9aufmann. @r bat Elm groBes Mas
ufafturnaarenseidaft uno nimmt cine
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ad)fet ipare, 10 lit feline Totter barum
feline paiienbe Srar fir einen @rafen
Selbern,- . perleste Der @eneral.
6elbern 3og es Dor, BEN gtreit fallen
81 laiien, unO idmies. slber es mar
etn Iebr unerquidli6er Gbenb. ben er
BEL ben @eneral perlebte. Ser Qieute,
nant besfeitete i'm, ole er fortsing.
nod elm Stiif @eses.
pOu muBt Eapas @orte ni6t per>
adten, Sris," iaste er untermess.
uSie erltbalteu1iel @abres. Sd bate,
oils i'd 10 alt luar, lpie Du-nor etpa
feds Sabren-eine dbnli6e @ei6idte,
eine 2ie6idaft nit elmer aellnerin,
ber i'd bic @be peripro9en bate. sic
luar elm famoies Wldbel !; lpie Geine
febr muiifalilf). Souplets fang iie
gum Gntsiiden. gs bat gupa elm idue
res Stiid Gelb sefoitet, mid bon ibr
lossufaufen. Soffentli1 LIT Define
ni6t 10 babsieris unb eibt Did Tim eet
rinseren 8reis fret.
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Cine Ssatlitbe Grfinbmna. !.

Durd bic Grfinbung tcs bcrilbmten
Salpaticn Sels 1T Der Wedonifer unb
Scanotperfer jest In ben Stanb geieBt,
cine 3eitoerluif, leihte 8erleennaen,
ipie Guetfhun9en uno 9errentunsen
su teilen. Dieies rprsiiglid)e Eminent
turirt ale Sd,mer;en fcfcrt. "&iirss
lid perleete id burh etnen 90 SUP
tiefen Sal mein 8ein rmb nur burd
bic 9inwenbung bon Salpaticn Sef
ipurben bic Sd,mer;en beieitigt unb
bic 8erlesuns oOllis 9ebeilt. Sd, fam
be;eu9en baB Salpaticn Sel Elm gang
ausse3eihnetes oeilsMittel ii" q.
Saecb 9fice, $40 @bard Ctr, Cation,
pa. Salpaticn Sel 1T ilberaa fur
25 z eents gu baben unb foate tinnier
BET Der Nano fein. Betm ginfaufe
leht caranf baB Shr bas ddte befcmnlt
penr Cd inoNafabmunsen imMarfte.
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Gir bic Seiertaas= Grtnriioueu nad
benz Siiooiteu.


Die 5iblibe poeific. .8obn (Sunset
Route), nertauft ON 81. un6 %. Be.
eember &unbreiies BiQette nod allen
puntten i'm 9hboiien, gtiItig aur Rif.
fabrt iunerbaIb 80 Sageu bonn Der,
taufstaee au einem Gabrpreiie fur bic
aunbrsiie.
Gar bic Geiertaes ggturfonen tper.
ben Sillette auf 8ertauf Iieaen am 49,.
a., 25. unb 81. December '96 uno am
l. Sauuar '97 BON allen puntten Der
einie nod ieber 8abn Station in
3sgas, gttItia aur &bffabrt bis gum
8. Sanuar '97, gu Elm uub elm DritteI
Jabrpreis fur bic &unbreiie.
& 8. 5. parts,
u. y. .. & s. w., 6Oufon, Seras.
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Dte erfte oeuti9e unioer,
5itdi, pelde Gamea gum gtubium
Der Wlebi;in 5nldbt, lit Die 6alle'lde.
Velagten StuSium liesen bort aur
3eit swei 9erliner Gamen Oh, bic bon
Der 8erliner llniueriitdt abgemieien
tporben naren.
Mit oem eriten @elebrten.
titel feiner slrt, nit benz Damen
beoadt paroen, Seiduete neulid bic
uniperi iitat GSinburs, Sdottlano,
sSrdulein Wc@resor unb Ssrdulein
@eSbes aus. Dieielben empfinsen ben
Gitel magister artium.
&on ben 3s 5uGtanen, bic
leit Der In 1853 erfolgten Groberuna
&onItanttnopels bur9 bic Tiirfen bas
ottonlaniide 9teid 6eberri9t baben,
lino "a bur@ 0eipalt seitorben. Sn
600 Sabren baben nur bier Gultane
einen natiirli9en SOB erlitten.
Ger 9r0bte f9marse Dia.
mant Der @elt i fiir;li9 in Sacreans
Dor, Sralilien, entoedt iporoen. Der
Oianant tpieet 30S3 Garat unb lit
fait 10 9roB ME cine Mannsfauit.
&leine i6par3e ,9iamanten finbet man
banfig in ben Diamantensruben.
Die ftarffte 2otomotioe Der
Welt ipurse Dor 6urjem in Belsien
fertig9eitellt. Die fir bic Tiirfei he.
itinmte Mai6ine bef0rberte bel Der
Brobefabrt 100 belaSene @iiterwaoen
bon ie 10000 ailosramm nit elmer
@ei6minbisteit bon 10 ailometer In
Der Stunoe. t
Sm SGufunterri6t itebt
Deuti 6lanb lett allen onoereu
Qdnbern Der GrSe ooran. 8or 100
Sabren freili6 purben bic 0ebrer in
0eutl9lanO nod 10 biirftis beiolbet,
baB iie iid brrG bas iosenannte Sur,
renbeiin9en nod einen 3ul6uB ,u
ibrem Gebalt 5i ermerben ia6en mu6.
ten.
@esetfterter 8icDclif If
Grabii6of Or. @alib bon Dublin,
Srlanb. Gr ma6t feline 0leile, obue
iein 8ub NIT fi9 Su fiibren, uno eesen,
wdrtis befiuOet er iid) nit einem feiner
Greuube auf elmer 8icDcletour burd
bic glormanoie. GnSlanb uno Deutid)s
Lamb bat Or. Walib ebenfulls nit benz
Haoe bereili.
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Nad5 osr @ablidladt!

0ottlob! 0tun lit CT 8eidlaeen
Der belize, erbifterte &anpi,
Wprbet TIT has Ntugem nnb 0Daaeu,
@er5D8en Der Hulnerbampf.
ltuO tute Der 9ampf lid, bsraogen,
Sebauutet aIS gie8er oas sselo
Vom gternenbanner unaogen,
WfcsfinleD, Der tua6ere 6elo!
Dem filberfd3uppt8en 0ramen
Gr bat ibm ben @GrauS aemadbt
Gr fttef Tim ben epeer In ben 8ahen,
ia fatsf er btnab In BITE Nedist.
Sel itrabiet aulOtg inS gSeite
Wcsfinlep8 3iiifung uno @ebr,
Seil Sir, ganft @eDra ber 3tuette,
9eil tanienofat,. 3dbm Sir uuo CIR
sann fDHsnsen beifere 3eitem,
0ertranen febrt tpseber aurii6,
Muf ali bn6 carmen ttnb gtreiten
Gplst 9anb' unS 5ufrieoe.eS @lii6.
@eil Dir 80 0einem Wo!!brinaem
Wsc8tnleD, 9u Mann uuf'rer @abl
., m1se es balo Dir 8elinaen,
3n enoen oes VOlfes Qnat.
auf, lafiet bic @laier erfliugen
Mit 8plbc nem ''Lone Star" 8ter
ltno Ounnerno etn @Dd, au6brim8en
@tlliam Wcsatnlep. Sir!
2Sir brtnsen es boiler Werebrnna
Sm clone Star"=iSter 9ir bar,
5ft's bod, -slettb 0etmer gSabrans-
90 8OIot8, latter unb flar
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Scr @inter fontult

unb mir baben uns bur1 Anidafang
eines groBeH 8orrathes BON Gil3idns
ben. bic mir BON so Gents on unb auf.
wdrts perfaufen. barauf porbereitet.
gbenfo baben mir Elm groBes 2ager
bon aaen 9orten bon 0erren., Das
men. unb 4inberf9uben 3u ben billigs
ten preiien. @ummiltiefel unb @ums
mii6ube fur idledtes @etter. epredt
In unierem neuen Store Dor.
GinbereIla 6 6ubspaIaf.
213 Nlano. plasa.
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Barum ni@t bic 6eiertase ;ll
Dauie berbringen /?

Die 81. 6. & 8. >. gobn offerirt
niebriee &aten unb comfortable 9eile
mad allen Stdbteu in ben iab6fliden
Stnaten. Runbreiies8illette gum Der,
fauf am 81. unb %. DECEMBER, gtiltia
fur breiBig Sage bonn 8ertaufstage on.
Wesen ndberer Nustunft menbet
@ud al %. q. Grub.
o. 3. 6 3. a., 81. S. & s. 8ahn,
Dallas. 3eras.
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Gutt's Se6er-

srbultsn bas &0rpsripitsm in Orbnuus
unO rsrbinoern frantbuite 3uitdnbe Der
asbsr, bic ssw0buli4 Srautbsitsn Dor.
aasssbsn.
Gin DsrbiuSsruussmittsl fir
3Opfidmsrsen. Dpspspfe, SdwinSd,
idIs@ten Gsidmadim MunOs, SerstlO,
pfsn, bsIests 3uns.. Gppetit.Ofstsit uno
Sdntuttlt6e 0aMemleioen.
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8egen OispepHe nab 3eberleiben
babe Sbr bic sebrudte Sarantie on fe.
Der 6lai@e bon ebilob's 1italijer.
@8 beilt INNER. Gum 1ertauf bel
aalteper q s@u@arb. Sames Glasia.
:. s. 6peleRp, q. gobu 8 Co., g.
Stein, Central Drug Stsre, Z.
S@weppe.
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Seib Jhr burd unberbauli9ieh,
BertOpfuns, appetitlofisteit, s9pis.
bel, selbe 6autfarbe geplagts @hb
lois 8italiser iff elm fi9eres 6eiImtttel,
Gum gerfauf bel aaIteper q GGu.
darb. James glapin, 3. 3. 6peleTp,
q. @eba q Co.. 3. 6teia, gsxtrej
Drug 6tsre, VI. 66mehbe.
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plleu belisu Der gerfiopfuAg uiGt
ab. Sic peri6Iimmern iie uur. aari'S
@loper #oot 8bee rsguIirt bas Inter.
leibs.Spfem. Gum 8erfauf bel Sol.
tepsr & Saudarb, Sames @labin, Z.
5. SpelleTs, u. @oba 6 &c., .. steia,
Gentr0l Brua Store. u. S9nebse.
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5dmin5iudt faan bur@ 6Fiist,a
Sure gebeilt per6en. Oieies grsas
oufeubeilmittel III bas ein3ia betaHHis
ge1en bieie idredlihe arantbeit. 3un
8ertauf bel 3aIteper & S9u&atA,
Sames @lapin, 3. 8. Speneffp, q,
@obu & Co., q. Gtein, Gemtrai Drue
Store, u. Sd1uepbe.
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= 8efalte Olipen, Sarbineu in
Del, Somato' unb 9enf.Sauee, @dn.
ielsber' unb 6leii6. paiteten oaer Dirt,
SbrimpS, Iu6obis, e6ten @opiar unb
piele aabere berartiae Nrtitel bel
s. Gifel y 60.
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Die elegautefte Musmabl bon
Sian1anten, 8olos unb 5iIbermaaren,
ubren, Operngldiern unb pielen anoe.
rem 4ititeln, bic iid su @eibua6tsges
ibenfen eigneu. finbet man in benz re.
nommirten @eI9dft Don @ebr. Sri
Ser, No. 304 %. s@ommerce. 5ira6e.
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sSoroam Brothers.
3cftanrateMre tn GdnIs' Galpun nab
Salnen s0arfen.

Iiefern tdgIi9 frii9e Nultern aus
Der SdGle, elm feiues Dinner fRr rs
Gents unb fiibren ionfiise grtra Be.
iieluneen in turser 3eit aus. aGe
Selitntefen Der Saifon iin6 su hoben.
Die befen unb billisfen preife In bst
Stabt.
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tssortfesuna foIst.)

9. Yobetuils, gafb Grocer.
Grifde Waaren, niebrise preiie.
prompte ablieferuns. Gin Yeriu1 er.
beten. 738 Stibs alamo. StroBe, g6e
@amargo. 3elepbon 433.
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81. 20. McMaifter,
Geuer. unb Sornobo,
9erii6eruns.
SeI. Alb.

= Seine pidlss, perfdiebsne neus
Solat. unb 9raten Saucen unb nn'
bere appetitrei3eube Sdd,en bel
e. Gifel & 60.
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6aii elm Sober ben6thiet um biefe
Sabresaeit eineu neuen Guaug. Die
~. LOBERT TAILORING CO."
104 Commerce Str., berfertigt iol@s
prompt unb wobIfeil,
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u o pti3
oes stautss uno Gonutp. Solicitors.

Den 5teuer3ablern mirb hierbur6
anseaeist, baB bic Stats. unb @ountp
ad valorem, ShuI. unb Qopfs5teuern
fur bas Sabr 1896 iebt fdlis Rnb.
Sole @affiano,
Steuer:S ollettor bon 8erar @ounip.
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@riBer 8ros. iinb prattiIdbe
SupeItere unb llbrmader unb fi5ren
alle Nuftrdge unb bic ibnen anuertrau.
ten arbsitsn prompt unb iauber aus.
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pabt Sbr idbpn
MaIt . Wutrius

ncrfnd,t2 gSenn ntdbt, 10 tbnt es 10.
fort. GS nadbt Gud, 81 memen Wseu.
fdben. PrGpartrt uOu Der 9lnbemier,
Suidb Hretuius Co.. ct. xputs, Wio.