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SEALED


Depot Q VI. Dept. Jenersonville. Ind. July
s. 1e01--Sealed proposals.. in triplicate. will be
received here until 10 o'clock a. m. Central
STANDARD Time. August g. 1901. for "A Army
right is reserved 10 reject or accept any or all
bids or any part thereof. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals for Army
Ranges" and addressed 10 G. r. BARNETT,
Deputy Q. ~. General.
DEPOT .. N. Dept. JenersonvIle. Ind, July
s. 1s0i.-Sealed proposals, in triplicate. will be
received here until 10 O'Clock a m. Central
Standard Time. July "A. 1901. for furnishing and
putting up wooden naestaGs at National Gene
teries at Lexington and Danville, Ky. and at
New Albany. Ind separate proposals required
reject or accept any or all proposals or any part
thereof. Information furnished on application.
Envelopes containlng proposals should be marked
Proposals for Flagstans, and addressed 10
{ r BARNETT. Deputy Q. NJ. General.
INDIANAPOLIS. June q. 1991.-Sealed pro-
poSais will be received by the Board OF Com
mlssioners OF the city q indianapolis at the Of
fee or the business director, In the Public Ii
brary building. until ? o'clock p. m. July
is. 1901. fOT the steam heating and plumbing and
sewerage for the new school building at the cor
city OF indianapolis. Plans and specifications
for this work are on file In the office Of Adolf
seherrer. architect. Indiana Trust Company
building. Indianapolis. Each proposal must be
accompanied by a certified check payable 10
the Board Of Commissioners NJ the city 81 In
dlanap0lis fer the sum OF two hundred dollars
three hundred dollars for steam heating. as a
guarantee that the bidder viii enter into a con-
and file a satisfactory bond within FIVE days
after the award OF the said work A failure on
the part OF the contractor o. enter into a con
tract and nie a satisfactory bond. a. required
above. viii forfeit the said certified check and
al right and title 20 the said contract.
The BOARD 81 Commissioner reserves the right
TO reject any Or all proposals.
JNO. r Business Director.
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ODIOUS BUT NOT ILLEGAL.
Judge Carter's Opinion of County
RecOrd-Searching Parties.

Judge Carter yesterday sustained the pc
tition of Melvin r. Buchanan TO mandate
County Treasurer Koehne to allow him to
inspect the books in his office. The writ,
however, is subject to rules that Koehne
may adopt. and the treasurer may exclude
persons from his office at certain hours
and on certain days. Treasurer Koehne
says that Buchanan represented s. NJ.
Richcreek, who brings many suits against
persons delinquent on improvement assess
ments, and who had been barred from
searching the records for that purpose.
Judge Carter said that the business may
be odious. but that it is not illegal. Koehne
appealed to the higher court.
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StaG ENpected to Attend.

Governor Durbin sent out letters yester-
day TO the members OF his military staff.
notifying them that the annual encamp-
ment OF the Indiana National Guard.
known as the camp of instruction. Will be
held at the State fair grounds commeRc-
ing July - and ending the 9th. and that
they are expected 10 be in attendance on
this event at least a part OF the week. The
Governor will have his headquarters in a
tent in the heart OF the white city" formed
by the tents OF the militiamen and il is
his purpose to mingle with the boys" and
take his mess" with them. Tentaee for
the staff will be supplied by Quartermaster
General Foster. The men composing the
Governors military escort will provide
their own mess.
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From the testimony before the grand
jury in the Insanity trust investigation
the charge that a trust" really existed
is s-ubstantiated. 1t is said that Or. Chris
tan said that he and Justice LOckman
had an understanding regarding insanity
inquests. whereby all the cases that came
10 DIR. Christian We're - be presided over
by LOckman. and all cases brought TO
LOckman were 10 be examined by Or.
Christian. DR.. Christiaa says that some
body had TO sit on the commissions. and
that Lockman and himself might as well
as others. He says that persons charged
with insanity that were examined by him
got justice.
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Steamboat Owners in Court.

The Aid and the Transit. two steamboats,
on the Ohio river. came into collision near
Louisville one day in December. 1898. A
Judgment was obtained by John Gleason
against James T. Duffy and A. o. Hon-
man. owners of the Aid. for 1900. in the
Clark Circuit Court. Duffy and Hoffman
appealed to the Federal Court OF this dis
trict on the ground that the Aid and it's
equipment were not worth 1900. Apprais-
ers were appointed and fixed the Limitation
OF liability on the Aid at $3.50. and judg-
ment for this amount was given 10 Gleason
by Judge Bak yesterday. Gleason will
appeal TO the United States Court of APP
peas for this district.
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Forty-One Applicants.

The State Pharmacy Board completed
its session yesterday. with the annual ex-
animation in Room u Of the ~Satehouse.
Forty-one applicants took the
ton for pharmacists licenses. 1t is said
the Pharmacy Board is not pleased with
the announcement that the State Medical
Board will prosecute druggists that write
prescriptions. Members Of the former
board say that IL Is absurd 10 expect peo-
pie every time they have a trivial ailment
to run to a physician in order 10 get a
prescription.
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VITAL STATISTICS-JULY II.
Births.

Mabel and Grant oder. 1923 Cornell avenue.
boy.
avenue. boy.
Clarissa and d. ]. Sullivan, 24O5 North Me-
ridian street. boy.
Matilda and W. c. F. Grieb. 62s East Walnut
street. girl.
Mrs. and John Elenaberger. boy.
Nellie and Frank f. Nagle. 14 South Pine
street. boy.
boy.
Carrie and William weise. AZ Keystone avenue.
boy.
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L. Gels. addition. AS East Morris street; cost,
S125.
Union National Loan Company, kitchen. 1880
Leonard street; cost, $50.
Miller Bros. barn, 1910 East Prospect street;
cost, $500.
Fred Hergt. double frame business house,
Washington street. between Beville and Jeffer-
son avenues; cost, 81. 900.
Bridget Gill. repairs. 400 West South street:
cost. 500.
man street: cost, $3.50.
J. II. Clark, house. East Twenty-fourth street;
COST. 81 300
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ScaIpers Restrained.

Judge Rufus B. Smith, of the Superior
Court, at Cincinnati, has granted an in
junction against all the ticket scalpers re-
straining them from purchasing or selling
all forms of nontransferable tickets, in
cluding Christian Endeavor tickets issued
by or reading over the Big Four. the Penn
SyIvania, the Baltimore & Ohio, the l.. &
N, the Cincinnati. Hamilton & Dayton
railroads This action is very important to
lines in the East.
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Claims Law Is Unconstitutional.

Attorney w. B. Schwartz yesterday at
the constitutionality of the new di-
vorce law before Judge Carter. He said
there is no law that can compel a plaintiff
to pay for the defense of his own suit. His
client, William s. Norman, refused to adj
vance the s. fee for defending the case,
and the suit was dismissed by the court.
Schwartz asks that his suit be reinstated.
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Mary NJ. Kirch yesterday brought suit
against Joel Williams, Alva r. Jack and
Henry n. Span and his wife for 5000
damages. Span built a house at the cor
ner of Alabama and Tenth streets, and
Williams was the contractor. The plaintiff
AYERS that a cord was stretched across the
sidewalk while the building was being
erected, over which she stumbled and fell.
She says that two of her teeth were
knocked out and that she has been perma-
nently disfigured.
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DAAtNC u VIC NCdANsB 4AANA~hOf 80
four hours ending at . p. m. July II. 1901. as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. l29 East Market street. Both
telephones 1905:
Arson Terwillega, administrator. to
Mona NJ. Mazelin. Lot II. Block 35,
North Indianapolis (Udel ST, near
Herman Gaetz to Furman Stout. part of
Lots 81 10 50, inclusive, Alemans sub
OF Block s. Holiness west end aod.
Corner Sheffield av and Michigan 81. $4,000
Myrtle Christoferson TO Annetta j. and
Grace ;. oval, Lot 20, Block /. Nor
Nsh ST, near 9TH 0.......".-...... 10000
Horace Z. Holloway to Henry +. Reese
ner ct ux., Lots 2 and 3 and part of 4.
near Isabella 10000
Reason d. Sanders to Margaret l. Bolyn.
part Of Lots ye and 81, Thomas \; Nor
ris's I'd add. Central az. near 18th so $4,000
Martin NJ. Powell ct al, by sheriff, to
Catherine T.. Austin, Lot "a. J. II.
.(0iiver av, near Warren s0..~..Ie.... 1.ls2.rs
Henry F. Shoemaker 10 Otto j. Suesz.
Lot Z John w. Hits sub of Lots SO.
Brookside add. Rurai ST, near 18th
SI part OF Lot So9 g. So e IS. G @Sesf W E PasHey;
st, Just east Of Everett's seed stoTe).. IL, 000.o0
Kiuser. Lot S. Yeiser. sSaadian7s.
add. ISLANDERS 81. near New Jersey ST. $4,000
Evangelical Lutheran Cemetery, part
Of the n W of Sec ). TIP 16, r 3.
Elizabeth c. Graham 10 Charles B.
Clarke. Lot ?. J. X. Sharpe's Wood
s d. r. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
Charles NJ. Cooper to George H.. Smith.
Lot 81. Charles NJ. Cooper's Pleasant
so. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1890
Jacob c. Yuncker to John ]. Reilly, Lot
Indianapolis. C3oth st. near Elmira ST. 10000
Frederick W. Stahlhut TO Christina
s%tahlhut. his wife. Lot So. Fairview
Place. sorrento st. near Haughey av). 10000
John j. Reilly 10 Charles +. Fenster-
nacher et ux, Lot 10. Block IL. Arm
strong's part add to North Indianapo-
lis. Goth st, near Elmira sp............ 10000
Malvina 3. Holland to Ida M. Dowd,
Lot 517, Stouts indiana-av add. con
Milburn st. bet 18th and nth sts)....... 100
Ellen e. Cain TO Clara Spaulding. Lot z.
Wiley's sub of Outlot 1854. West st,
near st. Clair st).ga 2....."........ 1900. 90
Transfers II total psfdarafsop 30 : 80
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Marriage Licenses.

William Newton and Jennie Newton.
William L. Poland and Belle c. Virgins.
William A. Thomas and Glendora +. Roger.
William J.. Richwine and Rachael Flack.
George w. Mcclure and Lille Huter.
Jefferson Stone and Mary Vansickle.
Charles l.. Clapp and Lucy Della m
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Would you trust 10 luck and not insure
vour home against fire? OF course not
Why trust 10 luck in regard 10 the title TO
Your real estate? Insure IL, too. INDIANA
IT'LL GUARANTY AND LOAN COM
PANY. l29 East Market street. Tel. 3o05.
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The Indianapolis Gas Co.
Copy Of Statement Of the Condition
OF THE
Northwestern Mutual Life
INSURANCE CO.
On the 30th day of June, 1901.

1t is located at corner Broadway and Mich
igan streets. in Milwaukee, Wis.
II. l.. PALMER. President.
J. W. SKINNER, Secretary.
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TIE city of Montpelier. Ind. will on Friday.
Julv u. let a contract FOR 1000 feet Of i0-inch
sever. Contractors can have copy Of specihca-
tsons b. addressing j. +. Jones. clerk.
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DIED.


ANDREWS-Geo ". Andrews. aged thirty-six
years. at his residence. 2fl6 North New jersey
street. az $3.50 p. m. July II. LW- burlal al
Cleveland. o. Cleveland papers please copy.
D.. wife of John A. Lane.
died Thursday. July II. 1891, at the home OF
her mother. Mrs Mary Eeay, 20 North East
street. Funeral notice later.
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The Assets of the Company in the United States
are as follows: A.

Inc ASSETS vi Tue SOmpdny Id Tue Onite0 StdteS
are as follows:
Cash on hand and in banks. 1880. 1910
Real estate unincumbered ....... 4,60S. Sis
Bonds owned by the company.
secured as follows:
United States registered bonds. l3s.oco-O0
State, county, town and munici-
pal BONDS Zl,l6Z. Isl
Railroad bonds .................. 26.l27. SOS. 50
Agents debts ..--....-........ 6.O11s2
Accrued interest and rents...... zoos, sI4ss
Premium notes ............. 2~5.64ss3
Loans on company's policies as
lateral ....~~~~.-~~~~.... 7.17s.sl5m
first liens So. asa. 1914; other
than first Cree from any prior
incuTnbrance, except as TO
taxes assessed but not due
when loans were made. and
1R loans where there were
contested liens amounting TO
s67.694.O5. for which the COM
pany has full indemnity)...... Z. asa 97f
'Due and deferred premiums. I.677. 773l5s
Total .slss. SIS. 0as- %
Deduct agents credits. ETC.. 52S7.s7
Total assets .5l2 1851
LIABILITIES.
Present value of not due in
Dividends due and on deferred
mated 2ls.sssap
company ......~~-.-~..- 7ssR.0
Losses and etc,
unad1usted .........-.-....-. 461.73B
Surplus held 10 meet tontine
and semi-tontine policy con-
tracts and special reserves
approximate .-.............. 2.S7Sl55.W
All other claims against the
company (~estimated) .....-. 1.O69.3
Legal reserve. including annui-
ties. actuaries' 4 per cent. los. ss2. Oss. 10
Total liabilities ............... SS3. si5.5l3s7
The greatest amount in any one risk.
500. 900.
'43 $40 per cent. deducted on new and
: 40 per cent. on renewal premiums.
State OF Indiana. Office OF Auditor OF State.
/. the undersigned. auditor OF state OF
the State OF Indiana. hereby certify that
the above Is a correct copy Of the state
ment of the condition OF the above men,
toned company on the 3oth day OF June.
1901. as shown by the original statement,
and that the said original statement is now
on file In this Office.
II testimony whereof / hereunto SUBJ
scribe my name and afix my off,
[SEAL.l cisl seal this Sth day OF July.
1901. w. II. HART.
Auditor Of State.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
vented Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at 3 p. m, July IL, 1901, as
furnished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and
Loan Company. No. l29 East Market street Both
,oIo~b,,o- oaa-.
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SCREENING
Bitten by a BULLDOG.

HAVE YOUR JOB CARPENTER WORK AM
fly screening done at PARKS. SAG E. Wash.
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NOTICE-Photos for 2c per dozen at DOUGH
ERTN BRo 6s p. Washington II.
notice.. r. Gordon. Cisterns cleaned and
cemented: wells driven 70 second water. 407
+. Wash. Old phone 1 on 1879. Terms reasonable.
~NOTICE-Hot air furnaces. with combination
gas burners; for burning gas and other fuel
at the same time. JOSEPH GARDNER. 80
Kentucky ave. Telephone ca
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PERSONAL-Gypsy Shroda. the famous clair
voyant, is permanently located in indianapolis,
and can be consulted on all affairs OF life. Nc
matter what your conditions may be. she car
and will help you. Hours. 10 a. m. to S p. m.
Office. 512 n. Capitol av.
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JOURNAL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

AGENTS INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL
VIM. L. Rice. 1905 West Michigan street. Tele.
phones: Old. 2S750. new. 1882 Territory west OF
White river.
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II y
r * 20 Phones-New 3l70. old 22I52-
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Building Permits.

Transfers. II; total consideration.
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TYPEWRITERS


FOR SALE-The New Manhattan and other
leading makes for sale or rent at antitrust
prices. MANHATTAN AGENCY
Phones. 500. ia T.. Washington St. Indianapolis.
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Observation-Disclosures SAFE co.
General agent. OLIVER w. ISENSEE. % Mon
ument place. New phone. S4l6.
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DIRECTORS.
MONUMENTS
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.


MONUMENTAL. Dlener. 40 E. washington
Tel. 2525. Branch works y. entrance Crown tliL
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RUGS AND
DENTISTRY.


DENTISTRY Scientific dentistry; thirty years
experience. s. +. EARHART. l61a Washington
street. call and get prices.
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All advertisements inserted IN these columns
are charged at very low rate OF 5 cents a line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 2SS and your ad will be called
for.
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FLORISTS
BERTERMANN BROS.
New No. 2sl Mass. ave. z2s y. Del. 81. Tel. $40
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TOTAL ndDlltleS ...-...-.--.-----S us. t40. 3l3bI
The greatest amount In any one risk.
$40. 900.
s43 $40 per cent. deducted on new and
I 40 per cent. on renewal premiums.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-02
Die tn9uftrielle Situation TIT
GcufSdtl0uO.

Gin Nrtitel i'm uYerliner Sageblatt"
fhiloert bic inouitrisGe Situation
Deutidlanos 1T triibitem 2idte. gin=
idrdntun9en Der inouitrieaen Yroout=
tion uno infolse beHen sablreide Nrbei=
tsr=entlaKunaen isien 10 allssmsin,
oaB tie niat lanser iiberieben meroen
f6nlten.
gs lei teine uebertreibuna. gu be<
baupten, oaB ein 8iertel Der 4rbeiter=
bepolteruns entmeoet unbsIddftigt 'ober
unaeniiaeno beIhdftiat iei. Nud lei
tuenig NusIidt aui cine Yeiieruna Der
Gage, bauptidhlib i'm Sinblid auf bic
llnseipibbeit Der fommersieaen politit
oes 3eids. Die sabnoien Snouitrielen
oes Xanoes miiien nidt, Oh nidt un=
Ielige Sariitriese bic Snouitrie gang
labmlegen weroen ooer nidt, mas bon
Den neu acknowledgement Sanoelsosr=
trd9en obbdngt.
Sic ungewiBbeit betrefs 9eutI9=
lambs i1wanfenoet 9anoelspolitit trei-
be 8suti6lano's Rapital uno Sntsts
liaens oa5u. sr6beren Wirtunsstreis
i'm Nuslano 81 iuben uno bort unter=
nebmungen su begriinoen, uno itebe Der
gntipidelung tommeraicqer 8eSiebun1en
nit benz Quslano i'm Wess. Sn Sdle=
iien ieien Die preiie 10 aeoriidt. oab
ielbit Die Siittentuerte, melbe ibre eige-
,en Goblensruben uno9od6ien beiiben.
ni1t Die 8etriebstolten oeden. Nebnli1
ersebe es ben WeiBbled= uno &6breu=
| fabritsu, ben getrieben fir Glettrisi=
tdtseinri6tungen uno fir Die Sertilin=
buitrie=Maidinen.
8iele Tabriten limb seidlofien, in
anoeren Die Nrbeitsseit reousirt. tudb=
reno beibdftigunssloie Nrbeiter ii6 Dor
ben Gabrit=ginsdnaen ordnsen. um
4rteit gu finoen. Oie rei6en Glaiier
emfipnoen ebenIo tpie bic glrbeiter,pslt
Den Druid Der Sage, bod f6nnen Iie ii9
lei6ter bariiber bintpesieBen.
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3erbro9ete 3ieratbe.

Serr Waipr Der beriibmte gemeut=fsabrifant bon
gsw Port ertlart etni9s iebr lntereante Sbatfaden
9ie eroBe Weuae fpelde been befannten grttfcl ae.
bran4t peiB mpbL bob er pele bulbert Broseut bei.
fer it, als artbere Gemente fir fpelde berieibe N,.
prud gemadbt pirb, aber Yiele ptiIeu nidt tparunl
Sic einfade uriabe ift bab Waipr bic beiten le be-.
faunten 0tateriaIien gebrant uub anoere yabrifar.
ten b,eleS nidt tbun neil bieeIbeu fotipelig nb unb
essbalb tetnen sroBsn grotit seitatten 9err Dsaor
iaa nns, bob ein 8eitanbtbeil eines GenentS s3 IS
bas Bfunb unb Elm arberer s2.65 bic GoIpne foItet
pahrenb etn GROCER Theil BON ipeenauutent Cement
unb auiigem &ei i'm 9arbel nidts meter it, alS is
Gents &eim aufseI6it IN Wafier pber Gttroneniaure
nnb IN lnanden sSdusn nod gednbert in yarbe unb
@eruH burn Sniab bon biligen uub unnisen Wtate.
rialieu.
waior's Cement uirb sn Is unb 25 Gents per Jlaf1e
perfanft nno menn elm S6noler enen auberen Mrtfel
auatt beelben ait oerfauen int 10 fant man iider
iein bab es ieiie abf it, enen 9rDBeren Yroiit gu
MAIDEN.
Ser groft an Wsaior's getneut lift Iopiel ais elm
6dnoler on irsenb einem Gement MAIDEN fpIlte unb
baS TIT bpppelt lpabr. menn man bebenft, bah her
Sdnbler anh noda burG Soerrn MajorS anseiaen prp.
ftirt 9isie Mn5esen foften iiber $4,000 ben Mouat.
geitebt barout bab Sbr wtaior's eement srbartet,
nno 6ssnhgt Sud nidt init benz nnmaBseblidaem @atb
beS Mpptbefer8.
menn SIR et,nas @eidbiditbteit bsFst(umo sbr psr.
bet mabrihenlib ansfnoeu, bah Sbr geIdidfer Seih
aIS Sbr gealaubt babt. 10 f6nnt Abr Sure 0untnti
l9ube unb bic SaSlhnbe felbit reparrer. ebenio pi
ir9en6 etnen anberen NrtiIel ppn @ummi ober 2ebe,
NIT MaiDrs 0uHinti'Gement ober Wiaors 2tber.gt
pdhren6 beS Sobres eefpart ,perben fbnnen.
Menn Guer Mpptbefer bieien Cement nidbt Iiefer
iann. 10 wirh Sud irgenb weIe gorte per goft porte
! fret angeinnbt.
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9as Grrignib Oer 6aiion!
9as SageSgeiprdd ber StaOt I

9ie srBbtc Menibennen9s bic IL
in unierem Gtpre ii6 einfano, mar ba
am lebten Samitas. gs mar eins
groBe Wense; mir befriebi9ten Iie alle
1no spar NIT 2eihtisfeit, oa nnlere
@aaren r1eu unb uniere preiie redt
iinb. Wir baben cine prd6tise Gus>
wabl Der neuelten unb id6nifen Waa<
rem an5ise, Die iiberaa i'm san3en
2anbe fiir $1,000 u11b $1,000 per~
fauft iuerben. Gs iino ba bdbihe
Stpffe mie gang tuollene Gailimeres,
5eot6es, Tipeebs, Gbepiots, Scme=
fpuns; slatte @eiuebe fpie Glap Wor~
itebs, Serses, gbepiots In blau unb
ihwara. sSebes &leibmngs(fiid 1T in
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Gin WtdDd)ctt ite0 Tire &cint,
ittd1tttt1.

Jn ben iunaen ssabren. tuenn am
piaDs mod iiberall bic Reisn bliihen.
bat ein Wdodensers manheriei 6eiins
iuhunaen. Der 5at pp1 Grl. 3ebr
ffellt leboh alles slnDere in ben Ghat.
ten. perr Wihael 3ebr fhreibt ba-
riiber: sSlioian &oer, 6.D.. Is. Suli
1900. Or. Better ssabrnep. Gbicaso,
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ourd ben 8ebraub einiser Nlaiden
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peroen. Wir foroern bic 8elt heraus
fiir einen San bon Slutfranfheit. Der
our6 Botanic 8looo Salm ni6t furirt
tperoen fann uno Die Guren iino an=
bauerno. 2eioet ey9r an oiinnem glut,
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tarrb. iiberriehenoem Ntbem, Wunoen
i'm Dumb uno Sals Wenn ia, 10 1T
Guer glut peroprben, Botanic glpoo
galm ma9t oasielbe rein uno reid.
beilt bic Wunoen. entfernt Die Sbmer=
aen uno baut oas game spitem pieoer
auf. Botanic Slooo Balm lit oas
einsige perfstte glutreinisunsslnittel.
Gerfauft in Wpotbeten. $l.00 Die
9robe 6laihs nit @ebrau6sanmciIuna
I'm 81 sciAen. ouB mir es ebrlib nei=
men. usrienoen mir Probef flaiden frei.
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@uer 2eioen uuo mir ienoen freien arst=
liden &atb. glpob galm bilft, tuenn
alles anoere feblt. 8riinoli6 erprobt
Ddbreno 80 cSahren. 4