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The record-union., 1899-11-29

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-The
"Call' says that the State Board of
Dental Examiners now contains only
two active members, DR.. F. F. Tebbets
and DR.. L. F. Cranz. Associated with
them is DR.. Drucker, but he is virtually
a resident of Alaska. This condition
has been caused by the resignation of
Pres. Bachman and Secretary Moore,
following that of DR.. Metcalf. 1t is
intimated that Dr. Cranz may also re-
tire, if Governor Gage accepts the res
ignatiOns already handed in.
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Bell & Co. He was a director of vari-
Gus corporations and President of the
North Pacific Railroad Company. He
was President of the California Red-
wood Company which purchased w.
Geo acres of timber land and four mills
in Humboldt County, and made the
first shipments of redwood lumber from
this State to Europe.
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Attempted Suicide.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 2S.-Alfred Thomp-
son. 10 years old, son of Mrs. c. T..
THOMPSON. a landscape artist recently
from New York, attempted suicide To-
night by taking carbolic acid. He has
been respondent on account of sick
ness. He will probably recover.
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yveIl-Known Pioneer Drops Dead

SANTA ROSA, Nov. 2S.-R. 7. Mitch
ell, well-known pioneer OF TINS state
who came here from Kentucky IN 1910,
and settled in .Sonoma County, droppeo
dead this morning at his nome near
Windsor of heart disease. he was d
native of Tennessee and left large
estate His wife and three children
survive him.
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OUR RIBBON ASSORTMENT.

is rich in every wanted shade
and sort in plain styles and in
the fancies which lead up to the
exclusive. The handsomest
shades from the new color card
predominant. We can surely
please you and supply your every
want in style, quality and price.
The record-union., 1899-11-29
James D. Walker Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S. The
death is announced of James d. Walk
err at Shaldon, Devonshire, England OF
November 18th. The deceased was
prominent in San Francisco business
circles for many years. He first came
to San Francisco in 1864 as manager
of the Bank of British Columbia. He
afterward Joined the firm of Falkner,
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1Oc Quality
FianneletteS
s sPESIS u YARD YARD
Sale this morning at 9 o'clock.

WE SAY 1Oc QUALITY-'Tis
even better than some Zoe quail
tiles we've seen. These goods
came to us in lengths ranging
from 10 to 25 yards in the piece,
direct from the mills-called
factory lengths; they're princi-
pa11y light grounds, with neat
hair line or cluster stripes, soft,
firm and feecy; suitable for
night gowns, underskirts, shirts,
etc.; only in the neighborhood
of 1000 yards in the lot, and
we don't anticipate there11 be
much left in an hours time after
the sale begins. BETTER BE A
LITTLE EARLY THAN LATE.
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And Still Another.

Pistol shots were of frequent occur
renee last night, the last one noted be-
ing fired in front of a restaurant on
Third street, between j and K, short
ly before a. m. A large crowd gath
cred but no one seemed to know or
would not tell who fired the shot. Ser
geant Dolan and Officers Fitzgerald
and Douglas soon appeared upon the
scene and took into custody Deputy
Constable Morris Of Walnut Grove on
a charge of discharging firearms. By
some it is claimed that it was an acct
dent; that Morris dropped the pistol
and it was DISCHARGED.
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Dutch1er's Sentence.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-George
Dutchler, the Mission butcher, VINO
confessed to be manufacturing saul
sages from horse flesh, was fined sou
to-day with the alternative of SIX
months in jail He paid the fine.
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Troops Will Take Part in Jubilee.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-A de-
tachment of light Battery C, Third Ar
tillery. and two guns of the battery,
have been ordered to march to san
Jose on such date as will enable them
to arrive in that city by December
10Th. SO that they may take part in the
golden jubilee, State Inauguration
Day, December 20, 1899.
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A Fortv-Niner Pa..e. Away.

SANTA CRUZ, Nov. 2S.-Andrew
Turst died to-day. He was native OF
Germany, aged 70. He came to Santa
Cruz from Baltimore in 1S49, and has
resided here ever since. He establish
ed the first bakery here.
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Hitch Surf at Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 2S.-The surf
was higher to-day than at any time
within ten years. The waves broke
beyond the wharves.
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Yesterdays Weather.

The local Weather Bureau Office re-
ports show the highest and lowest tenn
peratures to have been "a and 81 de-
grees, with fresh southerly winds and
partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The temperatures at 5 a. m. and ) p.
m. were 53 and 53 degrees.
The barometrical readings at > a. m.
and 8 p. m. were 80 Is and 3003 inches.
The average temperature was 80 and
the normal 30, showing the day to have
been degrees warmer than usual for
the 18th day of November.
Highest and lowest temperatures one
year ago yesterday were Sc and 40 de-
grees. with 0.01 of an inch of rain, and
one year ago to-day 81 and 5S degrees,
with O.O4 of an inch of rain.
River, IL feet s inches and falling.
Varying Circumstances.
Il am told that you have a great
many friends"
ooh, don't know answered the
cynic in plaid clothes; cit all depends
with me, the same as with other people,
on whether I'm trying to borrow or WILL
ing to lend. Washington Star.
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KNITTED PETTICOATS

Priced at 81 we place before
you a splendid grade of knit
ribbed petticoats for women;
they're cotton and wool mixed,
in gray color with red, pink,
navy, white or black borders at
bottom in contrast.
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SILK BQNNEIS

for children's Winter wear;
made from soft "benga1ine,"
corded white silk, also silk lined
and with fur around the face.
Priced, as to quality, from Use
to $3.50.
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Rain at Stockton.

STOCKTON, Nov. 29.-A light rain
commenced falling at 1 O'Clock this
morning.
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A Modern Amictiou.

80 the bicycle face isn't the latest?"
NO. The horseless wagon has brought
forth the mobile countenance' Phil
adelphia Bulletin.
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A Wonder.

Might I ask why you have that
dollar in glass case?" asked the
threshing machine agent.
It's one / brought back from New
York" Mr.. Haicede explained, with par
donable pride.-Indianapolis Journal.
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Glenbrook whisky is pure, unadulter-
ated and copper distilled. Blauth, 4Ul
K street.
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FANCY RIBBONS.

The latest fancy ribbons come
in five contrasting shades and
are Joined together by the new
lace inserting effect. They're
used for neck ribbons and for
ruffes on fine sofa pillows, are
5 inches wide. Priced, Use per
yard.
Fancy combination neck rib
bons in alternating stripes of
white and co1ored double faced
satin ribbons in turquoise, new
blue and lavender. Price, SOC
yard.
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THOSE AT S.. 90

are size 72x72 inches, covered
with fancy sateen on both sides
in pretty, bright colorings and
large floral and foliage effects;
they're a good weight and filed
with soft, pure white fluffy
down.
THOSE AT Sc are also size
72x72 inches, same style as
quoted above, only of better
quality.
THOSE AT So are size 72xS4
inches, covered with very fine
French sateen, Of handsome
floral patterns in the very new
est color combinations; down
flied, fluffy, warm and very
large size.
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THOSE AT $1,000

are literally filed with down,
covered with silk on one side
and fine French sateen on the
reverse, are size 72x72 inches,
rich patterned and closely quilt
ed.
THOSE AT $115O, same style
as the above at $40, and same
size, but better quality.
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The individual who shores should be
raped" in slumber.
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REFS CANNOT
COLLECT THE MONEY.
The Supreme Court Renders An
Imporatnt Decision,
Relative to Bonds Issued to Secure Funds
to Suppress Indian Uprisings.

Reverse the Decision of the Supe-
rior Court of Sacramento Coun-
ty and Upholds Action Of State
Board of Examiners in Refusing
PAYMENT on the Ground That
the Bonds Were Not presented
at Maturity.
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CALENDARS For 1900

Very clever productions; they
are the new black cat calendars,
black and white effects, on heavy
Cardboard; ornamental, gro
tesque and strikingly attractive,
as well as useful. Decorate the
wall of your room with one; they
are in two sizes. Priced, 45c
and 81.
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make elegant holiday gifts. Our
line for the holiday selling has
just been uncased and the as
sortment shows an almost ire
sistib1e tempting array priced
from SIS to $11.5O each.
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to do by using the tip of his tongue as
! a receiver.
Sometimes more than the ordinary
nerve to be expected in an operator
| when near his key was demanded by
.. the emergencies of war, as was the
case in the Confederate siege of Knox
vile in 1868 Burnside was shut up in
Knoxville by Longstreet's corps of Viz
ginians, while Grant and Sherman
We're hammering at Chattanooga. AS
soon as Mission Ridge fell before
Grants attack Sherman set out to re-
leve Knoxville by forced marches
Meanwhile message reached Grant to
the effect that Burnside could not hold
out against Longstreet longer than De-
cember 1st. Sherman was to make
the point by December I'd and Grant.
army headquarters and Washington
We're all terribly excited over the crisis.
Finally 1t was arranged to Wire Burn
side through the four offices nearest
Knoxville, to wait for help until De-
cember I'd. 1t was the dead of night
when the messages came to hand and
telegraph corps man at each office set
out with the message secreted On his
person. All four by hook or crook,
stole through the hostile lines and
Knoxville was saved. Army men have
received medals for services no more
valuable nor dangerous than that mid
night journey, through the Tennessee
mountains.
And operators were grit to the
backbone in sticking out through the
dangers involved in extra hazardous
work. One of our best men in the
Southwest was S. L. Robinson, cipher
operator at the headquarters OF Gen
eral A. J. Smith. Smith went on a
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porij5ey. If!'!5B q cine Ieiner 3(eaerI
bie p:j.d;.i.@ 9%sNiurTei aa )ejljs /
1tiaae tei gjeiSf. am0 eiHe itj9ti;lis
Ss:ic2y ~; j ;3iG..j,i) moi Ger 2@e.*
malii ei5t >.le3 aus. Gy iJJ!iltft
sen }le5eTl:...i5; ~ sii'1;l Gfo;aeila iifet
Die H.jliLel.};g 1es aloeGen Sic 2ranss
porlfeIi:n fa9 ia 10 Qey;l;rl, oaB lie
iaulu auf 5,c 3'ie;Ie luirEau."
nS9bey eia 1eetu;at!oni" mari e;a
Serr oQ3iaiid)en, Der neben Wtajot ron
0tauosn la8.
9amliiet 5udte Sic 2tfiJIein.
%rDie spetulatioa." rief er plaslieJ
laaenb. nGas III andl 10 elaea p3a
bielen Sdlla9luoriell Die eigeatIiD
nibts iagen. Sam man es eine.n
Menl6en ueroeuten, lVenn ct nit ieis
mem Gfunbe iuudert? G5 lit ebea
slles @sldJ1it. llno geru0e oie uers
baBtea slnelifaaer iino sroB barin.
@aruln? gaeil Tie reGnen f6nnen,
neil lie ni1bt sentimental iinb, ME
mir. gie iino nur 9anoiuirtbe, luenn
es lid rentirt; bat Giner Elm i6le1tes
@ut, 10 ludt er's 10 idnell als m6gs
li@ los3umerben-"
nllno slnoere ba1nit bereinsulegen!"
(Tortiesnna folst)
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Sanuar 1899 Serr Serbinano 8ina in
Yerlon, Der mif befannt 1T, uno fol.
senbe Iusiase madte, na9bem er BEN
Glib seleiitet: uMein Name lit sserbiz
nano Bin5 uno i6 tpobne 326 Gilper
StraBe auf oem Government Siisel in
Der Staot Gan Nntunio, 1eras. Sm
norisen September madte i'd einen
Gontraft nit Serrn Meuieba9, I'M
&ies na6 ber gitp grauerei 5u fabren,
um ibren 9of aussutiilIen, ipofiir i'd
$1.0o pro @asenlabuns reduete. SD
engasirte iieben Subrperfe, nebit 3uei.
ipelde mein @iscntbum ioaren, nm bieIe
Grbeit gu beiorsen. glm 81. Septenlz
ber tuuroen mir ale arrettrt, neil mir
lol9e 8eiddftiguns obne 2icen5 betriez
ben. Sd boIte mir bic nDtbise 2icems
iofort elm uno fling abermals an su fab
rem; aber am 20. September beaann
au9 Serr Wideliohn &ies su fabren
fit bic gitp 8rauerei inb iebte 5lpei
leiner 2ellte in Tbdtisfeit, beniel6en su
5erltrellen. Gbenfalls en9agirte Serr
Wideliobn siuei itdbtiide slnseltellte,
um bic Grbeit 5u eontrolliren. giner
oieler Serren mar bet @tief6ruoer bes
9errn Gallasbau, ndnlid Serr geuz
parro. 6err Mideliobn bat nad mel
ner Ibldabuns minoeitens 400 = 500
@agenfaounsen sur gitpsBrauerei se.
fabren uno i'd perlor III Solse bellen
oieIe Nrbeit.
(@e5ei9net)
S. 8in5.
llnteraeidnet uno beidporen am 21.
Sanuar 1899.
(@eSeidnet)
g9. 3. @lrob,
Oeffentli6er giotar, 8erar Co., Ter.
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9tp. 4.
Seidworene ausiage bon Gbriit.
Ge.,fx,feI

J(U% 4.
Seidmorene Musiage bon Gbriit.
0euidfel.
Staat 9eras,
Berar County.
Gur mir, &. 3. glrob, -Dfentli9er
Notar BON 8erar gountp, 3eras, err
idien Dor mir an bielem Gage perl0nz
lid Gbriit. 5eui@fel, Der, na6oem er
pon mir einsel9uoren uoroen mar. uns
ter gib bic fulsen5e Nusiase madte:
Mein Name lit Gbriit. Seuldfel, id
lpobne So. 127 Ynoo StraBe. III Der
Stabt Gan @ntonio. SD babe beitanz
big in Cement unb Concrete 9lrbeiten
gearbeitet. SD femme Die Stnaelegen,
beiten in ben Steinbriden lebr wobl.
Oils iebo1 Scr. MldeljObn Die Ga9e
lbernabm, frat elm totaler @edIel elm.
Scr. Mifeliobn etablirte bort brauBen
cine Office uno Die 2eute, Die frlber
| fir fi6 lelblt arbeiteten, arbeiteten
bann fir Die Stabt. Serr Mtidelipbn
be5ablte ibuen 40 gents fir Die @asens
laSuns sebrodeuer Steine uno 20 Gts.
fir lpe,Ben Gbiall, mas fir 60 Gts. fiir
Steine unb fir 40@ents fir IbfalI pers
fault uurbe. Oleie Steine muroen
bur9 ltdbtii9e 8asen abseltefert. SD
| lab cine @n5abl itabtiider @asen, bic
Steine na6 8rOipeetsSia bra6teu mebs
rere @o9en binourd fiir Mr. 9iels
mann, Der bort ein Sdulbaus baute.
| Sic bra6ten ettpa 400-5O0 @asenlas
oun9en bOrtbin. Die @asen seb5rten
einem Melifauer Namens Sim &ees
unb Soc 9aasbertp, Stoff YOuns unb
Oar. Saulberrp. SD iab .beniaGs brei
itdotiide @asen, Die Steine fir bic Sc.
lepbonsaompnsuie fubren uno Der 8or'
mann, Mr. Sames 3obniOn, iuste mir
baB Selir Babies unseidbr SwanSio
Oarbs Steiue 5u s1.00 per 8asenla
6ung abselisftrt babe, baB uber bel
StraBenfommiiidr Die Sfferte madte, BIZ
| Steine fir 83 Gents per Yarb absulie
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g,nn einer ssratt entneft.

g8ieberum lit eine 9roBe @ntoedun9
semadt morben unb Stuar BON elmer
Dame aus btelem 2auoe. sOie &ranz
belt bate iie NIT ibren &lauen sepadt
unb iieben Sabre lang lit iie bic drss
iten aualen, aber ibre Srsane iuaren
aufs duBerite sei6tud6t uno Der Sob
f9ien nabe beporitebenb. Drei Wonate
buitete iie unaufbOrli@ unb fOnnte fe.>
men gdlai finoeH. S6lieBli6 aber
entbedte iie ben @es sur @eneiuns
inbem lie BON uns cine Slalde BON Or.
Sings Neuer Gntoedung fir Sdipinbs
iu6t faufte unb idon Die erite 9oiis oa=
bon peri6aifte ihr 10 uiel grleidteruus,
baB iie Die sau5e Na6t i6laien fonnte
unb bur9 ben @ebrau6 BON nur Slpei
6laiden tuuroe lie pollltanois furirt.
Sbr @ame 1T Srau 2utber 2us." 90
idreiben SO. 6. Sammod & 60. in
Sbelbp, 9orb Carolina. BrobeIlaide
irei in Der apotbefe BON S. 8ulteper &
Son. &esuldre Slaiben so Gents ano
sl00. Seoe Slal6e uirb 9arantirt.
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;Sie gr0Bte 6iilfe sur Beidleuliz
dunG Deg @eihGft5

iii bas "LONG DISTANCE" TIE
LEPHON''. gs bei9rdntt guifers
nung unb 3eit unb 1T eiu tDi6tiger
Gattor In iebem 3tueige meuibli6sI
Sbdtisteit. gs bringt speit boz sin.
amber entfernt mobaenos geute oaf
5timmenndbe suiammen une ieBt iie
in ben Gtanb @ef6dfie abBusDidsln,
als tpenn He fi6 oou Nueeiid)t gu I'm.
gef6t geseniberftdubeu. i5raat BET Der
Southwestern Telegraph & Tele-
phone Co." nm 8ebinaungea an.
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Np. e.
8eidmorene Musiage BON Teilir Yal= |
oe3, Gde Monterep nno Sontb Gal'
lagban Str's.

Staat 9eras,
8erar County.
Sd fauite Steine BON Der Stabt unb
muBte 60 Gents per @agenlanung ent=
ri9ten, unb 40 Gents per @asenlabun9
fiir iueibe @rbe. 9lb unb 5u bette i'd
baar beSablt NIB mandmal lieB i6 mir
grebit seben, big gum Gnoe ber @ode,
mofiir i'd meine Guittnnsen 5eisen fann.
Mir ipurbe Die slrbeit perlpro6en,
Steine na6 Serrn &manu's Stall
81 fabren fiir Serrn Mc9aamara, iuel9e
Orber burA ieinen @ormanu seidab;
aber Serr Midellobu trat Elm, madte
Die Nrbeit biIiser une lieferte bic Gteine
nit 8enubuna Der itdotii6en Subriuerfe.
Mein 4nsebot mar 81 Gents pro
SUB, ipeldes pro 2aoun9 $l.19 Gents
ausmadte.
Serr Mideljobn mahte Elm gtngebot
BON 80 Gents pro @asenlabuns. Sier=
9esen funnte id ni6t fonturriren, ba
i9 Serrn MideljObu 60 Gts. pro @a.
9enlaoun9 oil ben Steinbriihen be5ab.
len muBte. Sooaun mdren mir nur sc
Gts. hbri9 9eblieben I'M bic Stetne 81
fabren uno i6 fonnte MIR bier Mal PR
Gag fabreu. 9eBbalb muBte i6 Serrr
Mideljobn bieie grbeit nit itdotii9er
6ubriuerfen ilbertrasen,
(@e5ei6uet)
6efir @atbe5.
llnter5ei6net uno bel6moren Dor mi,
am 10. Sanuar 1899.
| (@e5cidnet)
g8. 3. Glroo,
Seffentlider 9totar in 8erar Co., Ger
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90. l..
8eidmorene Musiage BON 6. Qopes,
Elm friiberer Mrbeiter In ben ftaott=
iben @teinbriiden.

ttu IluYClSI %buSNlt wv WV I<&utt
id)en @tein6riiden.
Staat 9eras,
8erar County.
Sd babe fiir Die Stabt at ben Guel=
len oes 6lulies searbeitet, inbem i'd
Steine brad uno erbielt 40 Gents fir
Die @asenlabung uno 20 Gents fir bic
@neenlaouns pon iueiBem slbfal. Ser
ftdbtil1e @prmann uno StraBenfomz
miiidr perfauite meine Steine fir go
Gents pet Wusenlabuns uno ben Gbfaa
fiir DO Gents per @a9enlabung. Sir
ieoe ein5elne @asenlaouns, Die pon meiz
mem Sbeil entnommen ipuloe, erbielt i'd
eiu 9idet, bas siilti9 mar fir 40 gents
unb Elm ioldes upn 20 @ents fir oen
slbfuq. SD muBte bieie Tidets bebalz
ten, biz lie mir Der 8ormanu abuers
lanste, iuas setpDbnlid einise Gage Dor
oem 3abltas seldab uno am 3abltase
iuurbe mir mpine Soroerun9 NIT alien
anberen gnseiteaten BON Scr, S. 9erff
ausbe5ablt. Sd hatte fiir bic 9taot
etiua adt Monate lang in oieier @eiie
gearbeitet unb ipurbe bann entlaiien,
neil i@ Mid weiserte, in ben beitimmtea
@asen gu iteisen, uno mid CUR &esi=
itrations Office fabren gu laiien. Sd
Iaste bem @ormann, baB i6 tuiiie, mo
bic @esiitrations Office iit uao baB id
babin seben tonne, iuenn es mir beliebt,
ba i6 elm ireier 9iirser bin. Gm na6s
fen Sage ,purbe mir iebod sefiinbist
unb i9 muBte meine 9lrbeit einiteGen.
Gs arbeiteten bamals nit mir etfua brei.
aebn Mdnner, aber i9 fam mid bereu
Namen ni6t mebr erinnern. Sier iint
ieood einise Namen 9erieuisen, bic i'd
fannie:
( Mauuel Worales, Selipe &obri9ue5
Wnbre5 2ope5 unb Elm anberer gamens
gbaparo. glls i6 bort arbeitete, tuur=
ben iebe @o1e ettpa 200 Wagenlabun.
gen fortsefabren.
3euee: 6 briit. 9euidfef.
Sein
(Ge5eidnet). s. x 2ope5
3ei9en.
lluteri1rieben unb por mir bel1uo-
rem am 10. Gage bes Sanuar 1899.
IFS. @. 8. @trob,
Seffentli9er Saotar, 8erar 60, Ger.
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0Sier bei0tuorette
WnSiA9es,,
bic Obne gomntentar porgelest
iDerDen.

(Ger0fentlidt auf Geranlaiiung oes
&aane aomitss bes ltnabbans
gigea Sidets).
0alnit bie 6erren, bic oas literariide
8ureau bes gallasban 9idets leiten,
ettuas aubsres su tban babeu, als iiber
ugbab unb Sue" au idreibem, per6ffentz
liden mir Die folsenben beibwprenem
Nusiasen obne tueiteren &ommentar,
9ie Originate fino i'm 8eiib bes Goz
pDfaten IS. 8. @lroo, Dem es elm 8er<
snisen MAIDEN tpirb, lie trgeno Semanb
gu Seisen, ber 1ie leben tui(l.
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Sparett Sic SIR &efo!

gtne @dadtsl bon Gutt's Bitten .r.
ipart Sbnen oiele Dollars fit Doftor,
Sts9nunsen. Dieie Yillen furirsn un-
ter alien nnltGnoen iammtlide burh ben
Maasn. bic 2eber ooer bic Gin9eWeio.
peranlaBten &ranfhsiten.
0s iftbiss ksiae gswastt grbauptnn&
Denr sessn 2opfidmsrjsn, Dyspsp.
lis, Walaria, 8erltopfuns anb @aIsu'
leiben sebrauden MitliOnen 2suts
9mtt'S &eber Yiuett.
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5. Warb-ausuft 8bieIe.
6. Warb-W N. Dapts.
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8. Warb-0al 6. 6omarb.
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