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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

borne a silk canopy richly fringed. After
officiating at mass at the high altar the
pope Is, With the same ceremony ana to
the sound OF music. borne back through
the crowded church to the balcony over
the central doorway.
There rising from his chair of state,
and environed by his principal officers,
he pronounces a benedIotion. with in
diligence and absolution. This Is the most
imposing OF all the ceremonies at Rome
this season. The crowd is most dense
Immediately uncer the balcony at which
the pope appears, for there papers are
thrown down containing copy Of the
prayers that have been uttered, and or
dinarily there is a scramble to catch them.
On the evening OF Easter Sunday the
dome and other exterior parts or st. Peters
are beautifully illuminated with lamps.
His holiness retires late ON Easter night.
as though to make the most OF the grand
est church day of the year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02

What Colonel waring did for the streets
of New York, superintendent Doherty has
done for Chicago.
AS superintendent Of the recently con-
solidated departments of streets and
street cleaning, Mr.. Doherty has made
many reforms in the construction and re-
pair Of Chicago streets and in solving
the difficult problem OF cleaning the high
ways of the second largest city in the
country.
MIR. Doherty Is an authority on city san
itation, the collection and removal of
garbage, and on all matters pertaining to
the public health. His carefully considered
selection CT Paine's celery compound as
the best possible Spring remedy he could
take and carry home to his family is
the recommendation of as competent a
person in such matters as can be found
outside the medical profession.
Department of Public Works, Bureau
Ct Streets.--Chicago, March Ia, 1881
have found Paine's celery compound the
best possible remedy for one in need of
Spring medicine, as an invigorator for
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indeed, for your very kind note ~ \
ceived. 1t is contrary to inc aaeea !,
ders fer me to write or 70 dlgsN \
thing, yet can not help tnsnA u. !,
for your very kind note and lof y I !
expressions from Mr.. Bryan. az w ~
think that am improving ana W. Il
do not believe that the doctsfs q I 1
whether there is anything peInau. u
what has occurred. the indiasions VI J,
the least, are favorable, a,d ~
hope that / may be well ngsln s'oa !.
/ will be glad to take nsaa :
next battle in the interests q " W
/ hope and pray God that ths ]. ps X J
succeed in that tremendous sussss
could sec a democratic prs.ssdss !. Y,
congress elected in 1900 woula Y.
saying in the language o. tne wv W
man we read of: Now, Lqd, 49,. .ss
thy servant, depart in peace y
yours. James E 1s'
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THE STELLA DISASTER.
No New DevelopmentS--Asen Have
No Passenger List

SOUTHAMPTON, Apni l. Tlolc is nothing
nsw OF deanite character today regarding
the victims OF the disaster OF the Stella.
Anxious inauires continue 10 be made At the
Offices Of the Loadoa ana Southwestern Rail-
NAY company, but the Officers DO not possess
ISL 81 ths passenAers Md uaAy Oh to
qnlrtis r. unable to aBeerta deanitsly
thu ther faeIas we're on h.ard AS a rale
me iasuirtis are only ya2lJiy aware IN "a
IilelcS hGd started Tor the Channel isI4u S
al approximate list ~ the wctlGis
pAe steamer Vera arr sed hens at S o'clock
this af,er>eon with tho survivors OF the dis
aatGr.
one OF the rescued says that before the
Stella sank she stood with her bows psrpen~
dieulsr for moment, and then shot below
like an arrow. All who were left on botrd
were pitched sternward 10 d heap and dis
appeared with the ship
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
THEY RlDiCULE 1T.
Many People RidicuIe the Idea of an
Absolute Cure for Dyspepsia
anu stomach Troubles.



Stomach troubles are so common and in
most cases SO obstinate 10 cure that pco-
pie are apt to look with suspicion en- any
remedy claiming TO be radical. per-
manent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion.
Many such pride themselves on Their
ncuteness in never being hGmbugged, es-
peeiaIiy in medicines
This fear OF beng humbugged can be
carried too far, SO lar. 10 fact, that many
people suffer Tor years with weak digestion
rather than risk q little time ana money
In faithfully testing the claims made .
preparation 50 reliable and universally
usea Us stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
Now stuart's dyspepsia Tablets are
vastly different In one important e4peet
from ordinary proprietary medicines for
the reason that laey are MOI n secret
pasent medicine, no secret Is made OF th@ir
ingredients. but ANALYSIS shows .'lh u
contain the natural digestive fermensa,
pure aseptic pepsln, the digestive acids.
& iden seal, bismuth, hydrastis and nux,
They are catharlic, neither do they
act powerfully on amy organ but they
cure indigestion on the common sense an
OF digeettng The food eaten thoroughly be-
fore il has time TO fernent, ur and
cause the mischief. This is the only secret
Of their success.
Cathartic pills never have and never can
cure indigestion and stomach troubles le-
cause they act entirely on the bowels,
whereas the whole trouble is really In the
stomach.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets taken after
meals digest the fooe That is all there
Is 10 1t. Focd not digested or half digested
is poison. as Il creates gas. acidlty. head.
aches, palpltation or the heart loss or
flesh and appetite and many other troubles
which are often called by soma other
name.
They are sold by druggists everywhere
At 81 cents per package Address F. A.
stuart Co.. Marshall. Mich. for little book
on stomach diseases. sent free,
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Of signals and the large amour. of sranic

In the stream.
The Argus crashed into the ferryboat, pene-
uating tho side OF the Pierrepont FIVE feet
forward Of the entrance 10 the womans cab
in. There was almost a panie aboard ana in
the rush two girls and woman were thrown
into the water. The woman was rescued but
nothing has been seep Of the girls, who were
unknown. Those injured were mostly women
and they were struck by the broken tinhers
near the woman's cabin.
Mrs. Hanna Conniff was severely injured
about TIE back: Mrs. Anna Reilly recsived
severe injuries OF the back and her right les
was crushed; Mrs. Mary Myers had her hand
crushed and received internal iniurles An
tonic Augusta was seriously injured inter
nally. These were the most serious. All live
IN pronklVn
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nemoeracy ana Guitar.

Chicago, April 1.--Studsbsksr
filed TO the doors tonight sn'
being the quarterly conversation
of the University Of Chicago lnY
of the evening was delivered
Henry Van Dyke. d. D., Of NeT
subject being ''Deniocracy ana
The eloquent divine mhdc : ~
able impression on his analen ,,ss
frequently interrupted BY QUIZ
applause.
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FEAR COMPETITION.
Trunk Lines wouid he Shut Ont by
the Feeders.


the Feeders.
Birmingham. Ala, April 1.-President
Spencer OF the Southern railway and Presi-
dent Smith OF the Louisville and Nash
VILE railway, accompanied by leading Of
felals OF both roads, held an important con-
ference in this city this afternoon The
object OF the conference was TO make some
arrangement to prevent the prospective
competition In local iron and coal hauling
threatened by the Birmingham Southern.
The Birmingham Southern is corporation
which has bought coal and iron road of the
Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad COM
pany and is welding them into mineral
belt line permeating the Birmingham dis
trlct and touching at its mosr important
industries, When thoroughly welded the
read would shut out the trunk lines from
short hauls Of raw material to furnaces
and make all freight rates 10 the outside
emanate from Birmingham proper The
Southern and the Louisville and Nashville
will probably buy the new road and shut
Off the prospective embarrassment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.--The republican State
executive committee met here and declared
me republican party of Alabama opposed to
the constitutional convention.
SAVANNAH, Ga.--The transport Dixie. with
the Tenth volunteers. arrived at quarantine.
inc regiment will go into detention Gang.
unoer the National quarantine rules, which
welt into operation today.
SEATTLE. wash.-Captain A y Abar-
crcmbie, U. 8. A.. who is to establish n GOV
eminent road into the interior OF Alaska by
way OF Copper river, arrived here from the
East ana began making preparations for the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
Nominecs at EI Paso'

81 Paso. Texas, April i'--Iossp
fin was the nominee for mayor Z
democratic convention tonight.
present incumbent Of the Once,
ogden. John Burton. y I, W WI w
John Drummer were nomiha''s
men. sa 81
A resolution was introduces -
"the war OF conquest now pe,ns .,,,s III
the United States goyernme.I,Ssl
the people OF the Philippines w
gression" was ruled out 81 oIuVs
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neither admit nor deny the truth of the allie
sat ons. Tho uon-socaligt press. on the otner
hand points out that one by one the socialist
doctrines have shown their iallacies. and ii
lelt alone the socialist party viii 90 to pieces
Herr Bebel announced at a socialist meeting
az kena this week that II the party splits,
moro radical party will come into existence.
~
official figures referring to Germany's for
eiHn trade for February show that imports
ard exports were larger than ever before.
Inc hanover Courier publishes a serious
article on the subject of the steaming quail.
attracts much attention. Il mentions partlcu-
latl5 the unfinished Kaiser Frederick ana the
Gazelle, asserting that their boilers are use
tss ana are being replaced Tho writer OF
the article gave specific proof OF his state
nieEts and furnishee details on the subject.
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RUG AND rERnY noAr.


New York. April i.--Nine persons we're Sc
Yerely injured and il is'fesred two wsre
drowned IN collision between an ocean
guing tug aud one Of the Brooklyn ferry
boats toaieht The ferry boat Pierrepont was
struck In midstream BY the tug Argus and
50 badly damaged that Il was with difficulty
that she reached her Brooklyn sliD The
the ferry boat Mas erowsed ana ~ Nj, sved
70 have bten caused by a mlsuntsr sta ndinr
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WINDSOR RUINS.
Bodies of Two Men Nearly Intact I'm.
eurfhed Yesterday.

enrfhed Yesterday.
New York, April 1,--Workmen were
digging In the ruins OF Windsor hotel
this afternoon and took out body nearly
intact. It was thai of man. A few min
utes later in the same place another body
Of man was dug out. The man had been
large person. 4 good deal OF clothing
was discovered about this place also, in
olnaing white handkerchief marked
blAke. Part Of receipted bill made out
70 a. W. Loree was also found. This bin
nay be held to identity ne body, 81
me us Of missing contains The name ~
hhrry " Loree, a mail clerk, who was
:. !ssIs 9la Tiers 10 no ems nanass Bixkr
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the nervous system 1t Is iny,lmh
cheerfuily recommend 1t FIR all Ii II
such remedy. Respectfully ycqn
NJ. ] poAa0
Superintendent Bureausol sn4l
Paine's celery compound Is uct u
mary remedy. 1t is the mos Yondl
invigorator the world has evil in1t
The character OF the tesinuall !
Paine's celery compound Is ii nx0
contrast to those received BY NJ 4
remedy People with ample mssns 4 =
ting the most efficient medical &llS1
employ Paine's celery compound u
families and recommend 1t 70 ohm
II is a conspicuous fact. and ~
should be borne in mind by pefse1zsd
ing from the effects of impure hloed {
weakened nervous system, that
celery compound. the discovery n
Edward L. Phelps, NJ. p, LII p
Dartmouth Medical school, rs III
edy for regulating the nerves.
flying the blood, that is used 4,
in their own families and onleis
patients.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-02
CHAIRMAN JONES.

He Prnys for Victory for the
People I'm 1900.
Washington April lin reply to a
note sent to Senator Jones Of Arkansas by
Representative John Haines Of Tennessee
expressing hope Of speedy recovery from
Illness which has confined him TO his room
for some time senator Jones has written
tbs following;
Hon. Joseph W. Hsines. House of Repre-
ssntstives
washington, hsseh u, 1859, NJ Pear
HANNA; 1 an Ysrx much obliged n you.
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CHICAGO CAsRAlcs.|
Opinion Is that Harmon ~
with Ease.

Chicago, April The mun''.ys \.
paign was practically closed tong
parties holding large meetings g
democrats and republicans iesl Z &
of the outcome and the result q ~
paign is difficult to forecast. !.
In the opinion OF most men NY
ly interested in the actual voIn
campaign, Harrison willsbe re-s ass|
Bets are freely offered ~ w
to / that Harrison Will carry sns y, n Y
even money is offered that ne n
majority over both Ntgeia an0
the republican nominee,
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The Governor Indorss

Waco, Texas, April J. = /,
called to discuss the governor !,
the railway consolidation pihS
attended tonight, only twentyssosu,,
being present, Resoluiious Ian ,.o,d
ernur Savers yeie OK Ing b
bills aud the sheriff ainenpn'e'
bin were adopted.
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sherman Improving.

New York April LEX Secretary sher.
man is making consistent progress toward
recovery and Is rapidly convalesclng To.
night no was much better aud had RATED
quietly.
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TRAN or nEAp SOLDIERS.
Bodies of Men killed i'm Cube re
moved to Arlington.

Waahington, April THE funeral train
bearing the bodies OF $50 soldiers who lost
their lives in Cuba and Porto Rico ar
rived at Rosslyn, Va. this afternoon, hav-
ing passed through Washington without
stopping. The train was heavily draped
In mouFning ana decorated With nays,
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ON
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24
Have Placed the Blame.

The people of Van Buren and Gle
burne counties, have traced the
source of all their troubles to wild
cat distilleries and have called a
meeting to wipe out the moon-shine
business and have caused the fol
lowing notice to be printed and
posted in various sections of the
two counties where they know these
illicit tub mills exist: Whereas,
there is trouble in this community,
and the distilling and selling Of
whiskey is the cause, therefore, we
do hereby affirm before God that it
must be stopped, and that there
will be no relaxation from enforcing
the law, and any person or persons
violating this demand will be visited
and punished severelys-ORe hum
dred Citizens"
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

With all the help the people have
given the food sufferers in the Bra
zos' country, they are now fighting
over a division of the food stuff sent
in. They are saying that fair di-
vision is not being made, We doubt
sometime the wisdom of helping
people in cases of the above kind,
for they will expect people to help
them, many in their idleness at eve
ry seeming calamity that befalls
them. IT they would go to work
mending the damages the water
has done them, they would find nc
time to watch the various commit.
tees appointed to issue out rations
the people have given them.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

In some counties in Arkansas,
candidates are announcing already
for county and state officies. We
see from the Texarkana Courier,
that district clerk j. r. Wilson,
has put out feeler for the senate
of his district in Texas. We know
Jim Wilson, he is one of natures
cleyerest men, has made good dis
trict clerk, and we doubt if he could
be beaten for the same Office again.
Now we, the city editor, a voter
in Jim's county, will protest against
his Offering for the senate, on the
grounds that if he must have an of
fee, we want him to keep the place
he now holds, for we hate to see a
good district clerk put in a place
we do not believe him fully equip
ped to fill. The state senate in Tex
as means sometimes more than put.
ting in a lot of men who have not
made study of law making in all
of its ramifcations, and we do not
believe James has worn any of Il e
cutical from his chest reading at
night by pine torch in learning
lessons of this kind. We hope our
handsome friend will stick to the
Job or place he now holds, and not
undertake to reach higher, for we
do not honestly believe state SEN
ator's toga would fit him.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24
ARRESTED FUR BIGAMY.

Marshal Casey arrived here yes
terday at 70 o'clock with P. B, Ear
heart, who was wanted at Danger
field Texas, on charge of bigamy.
Earhart lived here sometime with
his wife, whom he married some 10
or 16 years ago, and who bore him
a couple of manly sons, Earhart
became infatuated with Miss Lou
McClendon who was living here,
but who claimed her home at Hope,
Ark, where her family resides, and
it seems that Cupid had Influenced
her to reciprecate Earhart's atfec-
tion. They left here together aud
were married at Dainger6eld, and
from there went to Little Rock,
where Earhart engaged in business.
The Morris county grand jury was
apprised of the fact and they in
dicted him for bigamy, and he is
now in Jail at Daingerfeld. While
here he seemed greatly depressed
and refused to eat or drink. He
has employed Mr.. Mahaffy to engi-
neer his case for him. Marshal
Casey said that before he left Lit
tie Rock he instructed his wife to
sell off the furniture he had and go
to her parents and wait for him, as
he believed he would be able to get
out of the difficulty. Mrs. Earhart
is at DeQueen keeping boarding
house and is regarded here as being
a lady every way worthy of respect.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

Our readers may not be in the
least surprised to hear Of the Cubans
making another struggle for liberty
before many moons, They have not
been fighting almost constantly
during the past eight years for self
government just to have a few OF
papas boys from this country pluck
all the flowers. 1t is a bad state of
affairs that still exists on that ILL
fated island.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

We had occasion to visit the tele-
phone Office today and found three
of the young lady operators in tea $
They said, Just to think of it
Alex, Edgar and Milton, are going
off to be gone a whole month, and
with this, three handkerchiefs went
up to three pair of eyes, and fresh
lot of boo-hoos were mixed with
"what number, please2" We learn
ed after going down on the street,
that Ed Huddeston, Alexander
Sanderson and Milton Vincent,
we're going off on a camp hunt, and
we thought what a small matter it
required to cause the pearly drops
to come from some eyes,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

If Canada done want to get
itself into an entanging alliance
with Uncle Sam, it had better tell
It's engineers who have staked of
some Of our possessions in the Klon
dixie country, to move their pegs a
little in, and thus keep intact the
dignity Of its government, Uncle
Sam as land grabber, has proven
to be an expert.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

The latest in the line of rubber
combines is printing ink trust,
What will the trust advocating
gold-worshippiug imperialist and
administration serving papers have
to say about the printing ink trustY
Well they will hardly squeal for
they are too seryle,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24
A CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action,
and soothing effect Of Syrup of Figs
when in need of laxative, and If
the father or mother be costive or
bilious, the most gratifying results
follow It's use, so that It is the best
family remedy known and every
family should have a bottle, Man
ufactured by the California Fig
Syrup 90.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

duly Feed Man and Steed." feed
your nerves, also. il you would have
rhem strong. Blood made pure and
itch by Hoods Sarsaprilla is the only
true nerve food. BE sure to get
Hoods. 1t never disappolnts.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

Being centrally located in Texarkana,
e, w. Stuart, agent. the maker Of fine
suits, can suit you to a "t." Call and see
his price OF goods. 7-IS
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

Hoods Pills cure constipation,
Price 25c. 8
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

The Kirby beach bathing pool is
now open for the summer. b IA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

See the elegant line Of etchings
and steel engravlngs at Artist
Supply 90, PA State Line, to be
sold this week at 25c on the 81 Of
actual value. 6.2
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-07-24

Y Headquarters For y
\ Wedding Presents, \
Birthday Presents,
\ Graduating Presents.
h LOUIS HEILBRON, 4
y The Leading JeweIer.
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Die ratiirliaen
Garls6a6er Wineral=@aKer

ueroen hauptid6Ii1 ansewenoet eeeen
Mlasenlcioer, oYspepiia, llnterIeibsss es
idweroen, Stein (GrapeI), a1ierenleioen
ur,o Dialects. prof. RIapasef iast oar
iiber:
,pas mir poiitip wifen, III, oaB Ole
KarIsbaSer Ddier orsaniide uebersdnss
i'm sytem i'm Rohen Graoe foroern, oo6 es
in eriier Scihe our9 feline alfalii9en Be-
ifanotheiIe fettabiorbireno wirft uio ais
2lntaeio ourd een ean5en Organisms
oieie w~obIthuenoe Dirfuus oaSur9 er:
rei9t, oa6 es eleid5eitis itirnalirero II
urlo oeu Ibionoerunssproseb beidIeut1is:
uno demiib uolitdnois peranoert."
Man bite fi9 Dor Iadabmunsen.
Das ebte Karlsbaoer pafer trdet Ole
unteridrift pom .Gisner & MenoeI.
fon G o., alleiniee 1ssnten, New porf",
anf Der RaIsstisette.
pamphIete weroen frei 5useianot
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w n

@outraes, Disie bsftisen Grsscenoi, Der
306ft eFfettpplIe Sarbentpedisl BEL Dem
i6meiheln0en 2oden bes @eiites, bic
gslungsrg llntsri 9eiou1rg Der 8inosrz
unb Der Mdmsritimmen bur4 ben DIM
idlag unio bic Steigerung oea 8rdu=
TENS eegen BEN S6lub BIN: pas ONES
gelang pprtrefflid, uno jsoer Der 4nz
peTenbsn = bic mitItrsbsnoen &unHgez
molten niGt alpsgenommsn - tdtbs Die
gmpfinoung, buB jenes bo4Nramatiz
i6e Muiititiid Don bic lem Spisler
pirtli6 poet;iA mtempfunoen uno
NIT iidersr ainitleri6aft 9~staltet
tpproen iei,
fS.Sl. ef4
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Tragt die sOie SOTte, Die lhT INNER GekauftH
s ss's5' &HMzzM
Sic 9afabette= SnQars.


pbilabs1pbio, II. Deg. -
Die YrGslns Der $4,000 2ufapett.s
Dollars in Der bisiigsn Miinss 1T be-
snoat. Die Dollars tpsrben oemndhIt
Der Gofapetts : Msmorial : Commit
iion in gbicaso 5u9sitsat tperon. Disls
pirb Dem sroBsn Publifum cine gss
pi1e 5rift ssben, auf Die 2afdpstiez
Dollars gu iubicribirsn. @snn bann
oieye SriIt abeslaufsn 1T, peroen ale
nr9 ni6t untsrgsbrahten Snfapettes
Dollars nab Yoris CUR WeltausTtel>
flung sebra4t uno bort pertauft perz
ben.
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Eiehiutter. nIio 5trnhpreilc.

ToIgeuoeS llo bus AMI oea %taatItd'er
@degcr iii: pen, Strob L. /. 70. 9sllerl e.
;ielteu Vreile:
Norblueitlitl &aale.
Gen -Simothp Sen $1,000 SIS, gem.
$3.50 bis $14.0O, Nleebeu $500 bis
Sl4.OO pro Come.
trob.-gSai;enifroh 5000, Roggen'
froh $3.50 bis 81 II. 0areyIlru9 IS bis 50
pro Sonne.
1tals - 1915 bis $3.50 pre- Sa5.
Settlhe 70 ange &.
Den Slmotbu.,oeu (alteS) $14 - SIS,
neleS Gen BID. Aleebsu $3.50 Bis $i4
pro Come.
Strop-8atierittoh $3.50 $3.50, Hoggem
froh Sl3-Sl4 II. paferitrpb S7.50-$9.5
pro GoIrs.
Nlidis $500 ST. 90 bis 800 uro 5Soy.
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aus oem @ruace, oaB 0itie.6e2 bisRes
psniien Der R'9ieruag dfii5;ren, mas
ME @eto6epiQ;9un9gr, CUR Gompe1
ten3 Des Sau7ss oG90rI.