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Guaymas since tue lOOH ulb., on dc
 count of his health. returned home tC
 Nogalcs last Saturday evening.
 MT. Roemer, agent for Wells, Fargo
 & Co.'S express at Benson, is absent
 on sick leave. and visiting in Phoenix.
 His place is filled by MT. James Keen.
 If you contem plate purchasing household furniture, by all means send for the catalogue of the Quaker
 Valley Manufacturing Co.,, 3I9 and 32l South Canal St., Chicago
 Reverend Father Gallagher, an eminent divine of Chicago, who was in Sonora for his health year ago, has been again at Nogales this week.
 Monday morning MT. George Christ. Jr., came down from Tucson on busi- ness, and was at Nogales until Tues day evening, when he returned to Tue son.
 Elegant and artistic busts and statuary, suitable for presents, for sale at Chenoweth X Mix's.
 Monday morning Hon. John Dag get, manager of the Santa Rosalia mine in the Arizpe district of Son0- ra, returned from business trip to San Francisco.
 Busts and statuary in terra cotta ware: elegant and artistic: just right for birthday presents at Chenoweth & Mix's.
 Last Sunday and Monday, MT Harry Goldwater, a well known travelling man, formerly in business at Benson, was visitor at Nogales. Tuesday he went to Hermosillo.
 For nice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to P. P. Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales, Sonora; fourth door rom Hotel Cazabon. Good barber, careful attention.
 Sunday U. s. Cattle Sanitary h. spector Leslie J. Allen went to Her. mosillo to inspect trainload of Son. ora cattle which came up Tuesday and were crossed over en route to the east.
 Last Saturday Conductor Harry Hay of the Sonora railway, re- turned from his home in Kansas, where he had been visiting some weeks He is entirely recovered from his injuries
 MT. Harry Lewis has entered into i an arrangement with MT. William Rosenber to enter the field for him canvassing for portraits. He will go | down into Sonora on that business next week.
 Mir. J. A. Gowan returned Sunday night from his trip to Bonancita and Guaymas. Mrs. Gowan who accom- panied him remained at Guaymas where she will stay month at the Armada hotel.
 Mrs. W. J. Patterson of Benson. widow of the locomotive engineer on he Southern Pacific, who was last nonth killed in collision, last week rave birth to child at Newport Beach, California. Wednesday morning Messrs. Ed. 'itcomb, of Roy & Titcomb, and J. s. 'ebbets, manager of the Duquesne lining Co.,, went own into Sonora or rest and recreation. They propose isiting Guaymas, Prietas and Her. :. losillo. MT. W. c. Marshall chief clerk in he railway office at Benson, returned rom California this week with bride, ' nd yesterday evening a ball was :, iVen in honor of tha nawlv ,,addod
The oasis., 1898-02-05
cago.

All wanting malls, barhed wire, iron and steel ropllns, Oi any Lulng what- ever in that line, will mud what they want in any quantity rom single packages to carload lots at the store of Fheo. Gebler, Inc pioneer hard ware merchant of Nogaies, who buys. at the lowest CASH prices and imports in carload lots, and can sell goods at prices which uDderbid tnUse who ad- vertiSe that they dels all competi- ton.
The oasis., 1898-02-05

Prospectors auu others wanting tools mining supplies. provisions etc., will find every thing iu those, lines very cheap at uhe store of F. Won Burstel, Guaymas
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wHEn1INe DAILY IsTHllIsESoH UEspAY. u i. lga

everything into the streets. The civil
guards interviewed and desperate
struggle followed In the passages of. the
building. The rioters were finally
driven out by 9he civil guards, who FREE
queauy fired lnto,the mob. Some OF the
rioters procured Guns, and returned the
flre. Fourteen persons are said 10 have
been killed and about sixty wounded.
The local forces are not considered
strong enough TO cope with the disturb
ance and endorsements OF troops have
been asked for.
After forcing an enirance into the
town hall the rioters plllaged the build
Ing subsequently they Captured The resi-
dence OF the tax collector by assault.
They demolished everything IN slight.
stole 2,10O. 900 pesetas and a box OF Jews
els, and attempted to set fire to the
house.
Serious disorders have occurred at
Brones, near Seville, Mt which place the
village priest han been stoned to death.
Revised figures show that twelve men
were killed. and flfty wounded, The
bodies OF the killed and the wounded
persons ware allowed 10 lie In the
streets, the fusillade fromsthe town, hall
being so incessant that u was lmpodsl-
Bile to rescue the wounded,
The last reports received from Linares
said the fighting was continuing and
that, proltIng by the Confusion, mer-
chants and others were introducing
quantities of goods Into the town with
outipaylng the duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10

Porto Rico on the Atlantic entrance, the
greater part Of the commerce to the ORR
ent Is in our, hands and we will exer-
else the same enormous influence on the
world that Great Britain does now
through her control Of the Suez Canal.
Apart from the Importance Of the
island in this respect Porto Rico should
be q profitable addition to the territory
Of this country, for 1t Is not only
wealthy, but It's climate is much more
healthy and ,supportablc than that OF
other West Indian islands. It's shores
are mountainous, and there Is compare
lively little fever in its cities. Harbors
are not abundant. but they are good,
and Its principal city. San Juan de Porto
Rico, could be made q great trading
port IL It were in the hands of q thriv-
ing commonwealth instead Of in the
grasp OF q bankrupt and selfish nation
that cares only for the last bitter cent
which 1t can grind out Of, the country.
SIZE OF THE ISLAND.
The island is a beautiful one. and
makes a delightful place to visit. 1t is
as large as two Rhode Islands, having
an area Of $3.50 square miles. 1t is about
100 miles long and thirty-siX miles wide.
Its. population numbers about 500, 900, of
which there are about %, 1000 in the pref
ty capital Of San Juan de Porto Rico.
Dotting the rich mountain sides that
face the lazy seas are many sugar, cof-
fee and tobacco plantations. There Is
gold on the island, as there is in most
of the West indies. and this particu-
lar n was the scene OF much fighting
in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries
on account Of the stories of its &onder-
full wealth. .
Columbus discovered Porto Rico in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10

WASHINGTON. D. c., May e.-The
President to-dav sent the following
message TO Congress to-day:
no the Congress OF the United states:
On the. 2ith, OF April / directed the Sec
rotary OF the navy GO telegraph ordets
TO Commodore George Dewey. OF the
United States navy, commanding Tie
Asiatlo squadron then lying In the
port OF Hong Kong, TO proceed forth-
with to the Philippine Islands, there to
commence operations and engage the
assembled Spanish fleet.
Promptly obeying that order the
United States squadron consisting OF
the flagship Olympia. Baltimore. Raj
selgh. Boston,, Concord and Petrol, with
the revenue cutter McCulloeh as an
'auxiltary dispatch boat. entered the
harborS of Manila Mt day break, on the
list OF May and Immediately engaged
tthesentire Spanish fleet OF eleven ships,
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fH.z# .#E"t#- 4Ha#rsaH .aa|a. .EeaHrr-
distinctly in favorof the United States.
There are few coaling stations great
enough to supply any considerable num-
Der OF ships there, and it would take
much coal TO reach them, going at top
speed, as a fleeing fleet would have
to so.
In peace Porto Rico is Of great value
to the United States in two ways-one
as n rich and productive possession, and
the other as a key to the Caribbean Sea,
q sea which will control the great Mica
ragua Canal. 1t is settled as a matter
OF the highest policy that this great
canal must not be left uncontrolled, and
that no nation except the United States
must be permitted to hold that control.
We cannot exercise the authority with
out a foothold in the West Indies, and
the only really good position In the West
Indies Is the group known as the Great
er Antilles. In that group Great Brit
ain owns q fine coaling station and mill
tary. naval and commercial base in the
island OF jamaica. San Domingo Is on
trolled by the two independent repub-
lies Of San Domingo and Hayti.
Cuba will be free, and whatever in
iluence her position will have on the
control of the canal and the commerce
through it will be almost directly under
the hand OF the United States. The
possession of Porto Rico thus will COM
plete q chain of defense which will bring
the control Of the waterway directly
under the two great Anglo-Saxon ma
lions Of the world. That those two ma
lions will have more interests in COM
mon from year to year Is clear, for the
other European powers are following
policies which bid fair to make It q ques-
ton soon of Great Britain and America
against the world. industrially. at least.
With Hawaii oil the Pacific side, and
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1893, and Ponce de Leon. in his search
for gold and the fountain OF youth, con.
quered it in the early part Of the six.
tenth century. The Spaniards went
through the quiet and peaceful plaza
like furies for many years, and did not
desist even when the original inhab!t.
ants had BEEN exterminated. Slaves
were brought from other Islands, and
they, in turn, were killed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10

NJ. L. YOCUM. Cameron. Pa. says y
was q sufferer for ten years, trying EnT
oil kinds Of pile remedies. but without
success. De Wits Witch Hazel salya
was recommended to me. I used oa
box 1t has effected o permanent cure"
AS o permanent cure for piles De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal
Charles r. Goetze. Market and Twelfth
streets; Chatham Sinclair, Forty-siIth
and Jacob streets: A. E. Scheehle. No
COZ Main street: Exley Bros. Penn ana
Zane streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10
EPIDEMIC OF SMALLPOX.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
WEIGH, ". Va. May ga smalNHI
epidemic is raging throughout this sec.
ton and is issuming
Fifty cases are reported at Poahoneas
Va, and twenty more scattered through
the coal fields. Criminal court has ad-
journed at this place on account OF ona
of the jurors who was exposed to ths
disease taking seriously III. and his sick:
ness has developed into a genuine case Of
smallpox. Strict quarantine has been
established against the infected DIS.
trlcts, and the authorities are doing al
In their power to check the disease. T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-10

Mr.. Palma succeeded Don Carlos da
,Cespedes as president of the Cuban
government and ruled wisely until such
time as was thought best to send him
to this country. He came here to rep
resent Cuba, and he nobly worked a.
the head OF the Cuban junta. When
the junta went out Of existence he wen.
to Washington and directed Cuban al.
fairs from there. For a long time Ia
maintained a private academy at Cen
terville, N. Z, where his wife AID
daughter now live.
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OUR SAILOR BOYS re BE TAGGED.

Each one OF our boys in Cuba will be elaborated by the war depart
nlent with a metal tag whchrwll be worn around the neck and will be
inscribed with his number and company. By comparing the number
on the tag with the number in tfe!book which WILDE kept by the war
department, also a duplicate to be kept by the captain Of the COM
pany, the soldiers name, address and. nearest relative will be found.
aInthis way no hero will go to an unnamed grave.
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a6mirals in the United States navy
now allowed by law be and Is hereby
Increased from six to seven. and this act
shall be construed and taken as vail
dating and making IN force and effect
any promotion 10 said rank OF rear ad-
miral In the United States navy made
heretofore or hereafter, and during the
existing war and based on the thanks
OF Congress.
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No man rejoices more over the Cuban
situation than does Thomas Estrada
Palma, minlste. plentpotentiary from
the provincial government of Cuba.
Thomas Estrada Palma was born in
Bayamo. Cuba, in 1888. He was the
ION of one of the wealthlest growers on
the island. At an early age he was sent
to Spain to school. There he received a
magnificent education and returned to
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Serious Rloting at Llnaros-Town Hall
Pilleged-Twelve of the Rioters Killed.
MADRID, May 9.-There was serious
r4oting at Llnaros. twenty-three miles
from Jacn yesterday. The. mob assem-
bled in front Of the town hall and finding
the doors locked. tore out the windows.
swarmed into the building and threw
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no. DEWEY.
Presidents Message to Congress.
ReeitlnG His Great Victory
SUGGESTING VOTE OF THANKS.
REsoLuTloN To THAT ErFEcr

4 REs6LuTfoN TO THAT ETFEcT.
INTRODUCED IMMEDIATELY
on THE CONCLUSION OF THE
READING OF THE CHIEF EXEC.
UTiyE's coMMUNIcATIoN-BmL
PASSED INCREASING THE NUM-.
Der OF REAR ADMIRALs so AS
TO PROVIDE FOR THE DEsERv!
ED PRoMoT1oN OF THE HERO;
OF MANILA BAY.
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SPANS INTERNAL TROUBLES.
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60 sibt mir INNER ben natarIi&en 4ppe.
tit unb ben beStsn S&Iaf. Sc Bat mid
permanent bon msiner NisbsrssidIassn.
beit unb ReuraIsie furirt, unb mub id
mid %uunbern. bub 10 bisle 2suts oas
sanse Sribiabr unb ben anfans BON
5Ommer binourd Ieiben, ba bod Be.ru.
no fold prompte unb perfstte Grlei1tsr.
Jung beridafft. Ils elm SausmitteI ia
Pssru no unIbertrsflih." Sc pertreibi
iosleid 2rdmpfe, 2olif, Solsen bon
Sibfdlas unb Solsen bon pIbBIi1sm
4ufb6ren bes Sdpibens uub ale anSe.
rem i&limmen SoIsen bss bsiBsn @st.
ters. 4ls Elm SsiImittsl far Rerpeners
fdIafuns bat es fsineSsIsidsn niGt unb
bic Tauienbe BON Mdnnern un6 Srausn
bieisr Generation, tpsIHs ,,Nsrpen ba.
ben'' perben Go ala uniddbbarss Seil'
mitteI fnben.
Sebe Samiiie iolts Elm GrsmpIar bon
,.Saets unb Saees" babsn. Yr61tis
iauftrirt. Gins Der befien Bidder bon
3eusnifen. bas ie publisirt ipurbs. Srsi
perf6idt. aIhrsKlrt Ibs pe.ru.na
Drug manufacturing Company, Golum.
bus, D.,
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gen. Nidtsbefonsniser f@sint Der @ous
perneur uno Observation-Disclosures bon @uba
fi6 70 gut ais es ibm nod mbeliG flr
bic ~ertpartete Snpaiion su rlfen. Nad
slaubplrbisen Bsridten fol- er ben plun
taben, nur ben norbbfIidsn TbeiI Gubas
40 p~ertbeibieen unb aaeS anbere Terri,
forum bon p~ornbsrein ben M~uffdnbieen
unb Der ameritanii6en SnbaiionSarmes
su ibsrIaHsn. Dis Notb unter Der BE.
p5Iferune GubaS innerbalb Der ipanii&en
8eribeibisunesIinisn fol- bersitS einen
febr boben 9rab errei&t baben unb per'
,peiHun8spog fol- bic Stimmuns isin.
Die ginnabme Sapanas bur@ bic ameri
fanif1en 9ruppen fdme inter ben nm'
ftduben oils Grlbfuns. Sen S&sin per.
ftebt 8laneo absr ni@tsoeitontnissr nod
rsdt gut unb aufredt Su erbaIien. Gin
borIebten Witttpod ipurbe in Saoana Der
flrsIiH ertpdbIte glutonomitsn' Gonereb
in fsisrIider @siis sr5ffnst. 8lanco
belt babel cine 2sbe, In Der er ft6 in
b5dit farfahifdsr @eiie sessn bic gsr'
sinieten Staaten tpanbte.
Sin Der SaItuns Der @d&ts gum
3rieee it nod Feline ipeisntliHe 8erdn'
oeruns einsetreten. Wenn ie aud, foo
tpsit iie on 8biIippinsns Snisln interefirt
Iinb. bic Dbren ipitsn, 70 baben fs fi&
bis iebt bod nod boghdnbis ~abtpartenb
perbaltsn. 8ublanb IN Deridnupft iber
bic @erfHte bon einem amsrifaniid.br is
tifGen ginperitanbnib, bas ansebli@ fdr
ben SAL beiteben ioa, bab bic europdi'
iden Gontinentalmd&te F@ ir8snbpie
ameriia.fsinbIia sinmif&sn iolten.
Was Deutf6Ianb betriTt, 70 Bat es burd
8aiier @iIbeIm bel Der am Sreita8 er'
foI8enoen S6liebun9 bes 8eiasta8es
absrmaIs ertIdrt, bab es ftrsns PARTICLES
benz Streit suisbs, aber barauffebsn
tperoe. bab feline Sanbelsintersfen in
fsiner @eiie beeintra@tiet iperben.
si&t ALIEN Spanisn Bat feline llnru.
ben infoIge Der glotb Der Mrmsn unb
Der Arbsiter, ionbssn aud Stalisn. Gus
bsridiebsnen Ortsn bes 2bniereidS tpurs
ben ernsuts 8robiraipaae bsridtet. Die
@etreibssSae tpurbsn ~infoIseOe1sn ius.
psnbirt. slu@ Srunfreid fab ii& gu
bieiem S&ritte peranIaBt, I'm bic ein3us
fibrenbe 8rotfrudt ni&t nod msbr 3u
p%srtbeusrn. SIN Deuti&Iano basssen
fol-, tpie Der 8erIiner ,.8orpdrts" be'
bauptet. ben @rcbsrunobetBern 3uliebe
cine grbbbuns Der @etreibetDae UNI a4t
Marf in Iusfidt 8enommen fem.
Ser bsutfGe @si&Stas it mad Sauie
sesaneen uno bod seben bsreitS bic
Dosen Der Asitation fir bic @ablen
gum neuen 8eidstas. 9a8 Last it&
idon barauS erfeben, bab bic Soeialbe'
mofraten in $40, bic Nai~ionaaiberalen in
Ito unb ioear bic @briftlid.S ocialen in
isben Wablfreiisn bereits sissns Ganoi'
oaten aufeeitsat baben.
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Or. @. q. 0Beft's
N rrben= ano 0ebira- 8ebanolunq

eas Original, allie anrere Seridlidmsen,
uiro untsr poiitip eei&riebsnsr @arantie mar
ourh autorifrte asenten u%ertauft; tnrirt idwa.
Dies Seodttnis. edminoel. SdIa1ofI teit. o..
iteria. Radtpsrlua. bois Srdms, YsrIuit bon
8ertraueu. Reruenfhmdde iaasuolih, 6ebIsr.
obsr llsbsreenub bon sabad. Opium ossr CT.
qusr. pelhes 5ur Roth, ausbsbruna 9rrinn
uno SOB fibrt SIN 9aoen ODER per Bof. 81 Die
Sifts. isds fir So nit idr ftlid.r Sarantie gu
turiren ODER Selo juridertlttet. Brobs pad.ie.
s ga ie 8sbanoiunsen pole anpsiung rs Ste.
Rur elm. 8robe an cine Berfou. SIN eaotn ODER
per Bot,
saotbs Babel ipe,ien ertra Stdrfe,
DUR llnprmogsn. Sraftusrlnit. 6eidledtsper.
tuft ODER Grnd iIofaftit. 81 Die Rifle iehs fir
S.. nit idriftIider @uraniie in 80 5aaeu 5u tu.
rireu. Bm. @. Glarf. 3f6 Rsnn unb 20l
Bnfbinetou aue.. SCRANTON. pa, aaent.
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9elatuare, eada. & aeeiiern G~itenbabn.
apnaIaa % Mnn iRQz

!3iiss S~erlafsn Srranton: Grprsb fir Spra.
CUFF, Sspsep, Utica, Buffalo unb ben Wtfsn
1910 unb 2.35 WUrssns unb f.55 Ra&m.
Ysrbinbuns maGtub In Buffalo udt ALTA
punfttn In benz @tfsn. 8insbamtou uHt Bath
UNI 900 Or. unb LOS RaGm. Glmtra Gyprsb
nm 5 S. Na@m. grprsb fir Rtp gOri, lao,
$50, SIS, 500, 1905 Dr.. f2.55 une 1888
4a&m. Grprsb fir pbtIabtlpbio, Cation,
5rsutou. 5.15, 800 unb f0.05 Dr., 1855 nns
1888 Ra1m. Nt6plfpn aeeOmpeation ptrl66
Scranton UNI STA Nadm. Spbpbanna aeeS-
moDatipn psrlGbt Srrarton um 6.fO Gbsnbs.
8pafGnbise ausfunft iibsr 8atsn mad alien
5beilen Der Der. Staatsn unb Canada lam In
Der Sidstcffes tn 8abnbsf srbdiisn psrbtn.
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grant Stetter,
SOtel ua0 NG6erei
Watuffra6e, Gpbe Narf.

@arme unb talts Speifsn fne ~ isssr Ia.
aes,eit bu babsn. 6rifdes Eager ftets on
Bapf. fopie Bsine. eiquors unb gisarrsn.
9ie nit meinem SoteI perbunben Bdderei
lisfsrt Elm porsisIides Badpsrf. nnb meroen
ALE %BefeIuusen prompt iub biqig beforst.
"rauf S%tetfer
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Gbsrrebet, ss nit
gesru'na su per'
fu&en. SD fanb,
baB es 8enau has
| SsiImitteI. NOR
bas i'd 70 Ianse
sefu&t bate. SO
bsbt bas mibe,
matte @efdbI, bas
man i'm SrdbiaRr
perfpGrt, foglei1.
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@eHfette Nnset8en.
Ism. 9rpffel,
Seutiber MekQer,

Ills Sadfon StraBe.
lisfsrt Die feinfen 1irte in Spbs Bart; uni
.bsuio ale eortsn frit6es uno sinsspodtItsi
BIeif&. &audfeif@ u. |. m.
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TriB 0nrr'e
untcn
&efauratton d salDn,

313 2adaiparna Absnue.
Die @efauration mirb tists nit ben feinftsr
DsIitatefeu Der Sosrssasit cerisbsn fem.
I'm 8etrdnteu battle i'd uebsn BEN por3iig
lideu q. Robiuionfden 8isre. nur bic better
Beine uno oiquore, uno 20 piro mein BE
arebeu fem, ourt prompte uno reele 8ebien
uug bic SuHoen iufrieoen Su feleu.
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go fault man

Sprs&t Dor, fsbe lumber unb ibsr,tust m&.
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Was cine Wutter fast
Bon Or. SartmauS beri bmtem
Sausmittel uno beffen Srnbs
iabr8 Epntc

1dpre &p1tc.
Srau gamma 2inb, 1882 Oh Song.
trabe, columbus, Obio, III cine Der bic.
len sntbuiiaftifdsn 8efarip5rtsrinnsn bon
Pe.ru.na. Sic iast: ,Ssit pielsn
Sabren lit i'd an NerSbftdt, Hisberss.
fdlaeenbeit unb NeuraIsie, tpose9en
Aer3te unb 9eilmittel ni6ts su madsn
fteinen fonntsn. S4Iiebli& tpurbe i'd
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Ol. Btitts Vttpiilts
Or. Wtles' Wititl
iptrbeu bur6 ole
Npotbtfer ntrfauft
unier eintr pofiibtu
@arantie; bic erie
Gloihe uhbt oosr bas
@slo ipitb turhdtrs
ftatttt. Bud hbtr
bic Qranfbeitsn bss
6trjtus uno Der
Rsrbsn fret. =
abrsHs:
o Z. R iIes Webi
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Semfc's
S ltoeuti9e Sierfube,


Gin nad aItoeutfber 8tiie sefibrtes aofal.
no mon ftder 1T. ftsts ausenebme 6tisafdafi
~ fiuoen,
Sas nit o~erfeIbeu bsrbunbene o. eta
n I Iiffert aus 0elifateGfn Der Sabres3eit.
,.Biiraburser Sofbrdu' uno bief9e 8isre,
tmportirtt Beib. unb @otbweiHr, prima Cigar.
zen, bofi9e 8eeieuuug.
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Gifembabm Seittabelle.

erie unb @bomins gaIeb Giienbabn Go.
in Strait am 10. september 1897.
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Rsp gcrf unb 3piiGsnfatipntn auf Der erie
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