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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11

the fault of others. If 1 went blunder-
ing up and down as you do, trusting to
bullhead luck, I'd be killed inside Of a
week. When you take car, do you
ever think that runaway team may
jump over the front dashboard?"
Il don't think I ever do,'' she ad.
mitted
"Just like a woman, and yet such a
thing is quite likely to happen and to
cause the death of six or eight people
in the front end of the car. Never sit
in the front end Of a car-never. Sup
pose you were walking along and the
cry Of Mad dogv was raised, what
would you do?'
Il should probably look arourt for
the dog"
Not doubt of it. and thereby fall
q victim to the brute. Should you ever
hear that cry, you must dash for the
nearest doorway at once. Bear this IN
mind whenever you are out, so as not
to be taken by surprise. There is such
a thing as the machinery Of a trolley
car becoming disabled and the car run
ming away. In such 4 case, were sou 4
passenger, what would YOU do:'
I'D call for the pOlice.'
"Tcry likely, and then run cut and
jump off and break Your neck. The
sensible way would lie to shut your
teeth, brace your feet and CT Z good
o-,,;,, VII, --1,1, hands n,,f if tho c.; y
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the husbands attention is directed to
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
its remarkable cures of wornanly dis
eases. He may not have much hope OF
a cure, but he is led to try the medicine,
with the result shat in almost every case
there is a perfect and permanent cure.
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
irregularity. 1t dries the drains which
weaken women, heals Inflammation and
liberation, and cures female weakness.
AS tonic for women who are nervous,
sleepless, WORKOUT and rundown VIA
vorite Prescription" is unequaled.
rIn answer to your letter I will say, my wife
commenced to complain twenty years ago"
Prospect ST., Weissport, Pa. 1--WE have tried the
skill of twelve different doctors. She took gal
Ions Of medicine during the time she was ILL.,
until wrote to YOU and you told us what to do
She has taken eight bottles of DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vor;,e Prescription and six of the Golden Med
ical Discovery She can do her own work nov
and can walk around again and IS quite smart"
vFavorite Prescription has the testl-
nony of thousands Of women to its CON-
plete cure of womanly diseases. Do not
accept an unknown and improved sub
stitute in its place.
DR.. Pierce;s Pleasant Pellets invlgor-
ate'stoulach, liver and bowels.
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tie buildings, Mrs. Bowser. and at tile
first signal of danger leap fer the mid
die Of the street.
But YOU were passing a building
few weeks ago and brickhat fell
down on your head she protested.
"Why didn't you leap fCT the middle OF
the street,
Because in my coJl9cSs I observed
that it was only tie fall OF Il single
brick instead Of general coildDsc,' he
lamely replied.
"Thcn 4 single brick is nGthing:'
"Don't take that tone with me. Wo-
man. | am trying 10 beat little sense
into Your head and you ought to see It.
Suppose YOU were i'll Il thcater when
the cry Of fire was raised-there with
ont me. What would you do:'
I'D ask the perscn next 10 me where
the fire WaS.'
"Ccrtaiulv YOU would, and you'd
want to know when his or her grand
father died, whether be Or she Lao
ever had measles or wloOpin@ cough
whether the fire was on the stage or IN
some factory 4 mile away, and Ia De
lucky to recover your charred bones.
Yes. you'd be sure to fool around 1or
ton or fifteen minutes instead CT calm
" rising up at the first alarm ana COOL
IL walking out. BY George, but what
an idiot woman isE'
"Im sorry" said Mrs. Bowser IN con-
trite tones as Mr.. Bowser got up and
took walk.
eve will suppose few cases nearer
home" he finally continued as he Slar-
ed at the cat and fell into his chair.
you are sitting here alone. and you
hear q sudden fell downstairs. You
rim down and find the cook senseless
on the floor, with her eyes rolled Dach
and al her limbs rigid. What do you
Go?'
Il telephone for the doctor"
Eyes; YOU monkey with the tele-
phone for q quarter Of an hour to lind
that the doctor is out, and when you
return to the kitchen the soul OF the
cook has passed away. Had you placed
the dishpan under her head and dash
ed water into her face she would have
been I'D and at work in ten minutes"
Mr.. Bowser had a good deal more to
say about GOODNESS and calmness and
presence oc mind, and Mrs. Rowser
had had the tact to let him do his
boastinc undisDutcd, and when bed
time came lie was so we'll pleased with
himself that lie admitted she might al
most cross the street without being
knocked down by car CT blown up by
dynamite He didn't see the cat wink
at herself or he might have suspected
that 4 stone was being prepared for
him to stub his toe against. He had
been asleep for an hour, and the only
noise to disturb the night were the
yeowls of a cat in the back yard look
ing for a scrap, when Mrs. Bowser
shook him by the shoulder and softly
said:
81 am not in the least excited. and Of
course you won't be, but 1 thought it
best to tell you that I smell smoke"
"By thunder, so do IT, he exclaimed
as he sat up in bed and shifted and
snuffed.
I'VE will be calm-very calm," she
continued 'It may be that the who e
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slant she is menaced by q danger. It
wouldn't have surprised me any day
in the last ten years to have heard that
you We're run over on the street. You
are just careless enough to walk in
front of trolley car
How about your being careless
enough to walk in front Of butcher
cart?' she asked.
81 never did it. The cart turned a
corner on me-"
But you stepped off car and was
hit by a peddler's wagon"
"Never! I was crowded off car,
but the accident was no fault Of mine. y
Didn't you run for a car to be knock
ed down by bicycle:'
"Never! I was sauntering toward q
car when a great big loafer o. a bike
wa5bled around and struck OCT. Never
have I had an accident through my
own fault, while my GOODNESS and calm
ness have prevented hundreds through
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11

I take great pleasure in giving the
very highest testimonial to DR.:
Bakers Blood and Liver Cure. l
used it in 1895 Infammatory Rheu-
matism. I was severely afflicted
with the disease and tried my family
physician, in addition TO various
remedies, without effect. Iprocured
some of the above medicine. and be-
fore using bottle of it I could walk
without my crutches, and by the
time I had used bottle and a half,
I felt entirely well, and have not
suffered any since. I cheerfully re-
commend it, and believe it will do
all its projectors claim for it.
Respectfully.
E. O. Mastin,
Deputy Collector Of Wilkes
County, N. c., Feb. %, 1898.
For sale at the Bazaar.
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Spring Fever.

Spring fever is another name for
biliousness. Tt is more serious than
most people think. A torpid liver
and inactive bowels means q poison
ed system. If neglected, serious ILL
ness may follow such symptoms.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers remove
all danger by stimulating the liver,
opening the bowels and cleansing
the system of impurities. Safe pills.
Never gripe. II have taken DeWitt's
Little Early Risers for torpid liver
every spring for years. writes r: NJ.
Everly, Moundsville, W. Va. "Ihey
do me more good than anything [
have ever tried" J. E. Kaufmsnn.
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COOL, CALM BOWSER
LECTURES WIFE ON THE EVIL OF
LOSING PRESENCE OF MIND.

lie Tells Her What TO Do when IE
Pc-iI-ifter Plying the Endecision
OF Tcuncn He Goes to He'd and
Meets Igis Waterloo.
copyright, 1902, by c. 3. Lewis.l
"R 3 ERE is case began Mr.
~ Bows@r tic Other evening as
H. IA he laid aside his newspaper
-''hcrc is 4 case where 4
woman in Chicago lost her life h!' be-
coming confused on the street and be-
ing struck By 4 carriage. Fcrty-niHe
out OF every fifty accidents occur
through people losing their heads at Il
critical moment. You have been very
lucky thus far iii escaping accidents.
but I feel it my duty nevertheless to
advise with YOU. 1t is through 10 fault
of your own that you haven't been
smashed Up 4 G@Zcn times over.
"Why should be smashed up ask
ed Mrs. Bowser as she looked up from
her book.
Because Sou are a woman and be-
cause woman loses her nerve the in
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11

81 am little weary Of these conven-
tional stage villains" said the habitual
theater goer.
$50 am l." answered the actor ear
nestly. The next time play the part
Of a villain I shall make q radical de-
Washington Star.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11
Not Her FaQIt.

'Theard the master complaining to the
cook that the eggs he had for breakfast
were not fresh," said Mr.. Cochin China
to his wife
They were fresh when laid them,'
replied Mrs. Cochin China tartly.-De-
troit Free Press.
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A Wife.

Bo?edict-Give me few pointers on
low to manage a wife, old chap.
Mceks-Can't. my boy, but can give
you TO end OF advice on how to be man
AGED hy Il wife 50 that You'll think
you are the raGcr.-BrCoklyn Life.
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Sidncy-Rodney, you live by your
wits, don't you?
RoGney-Well. partly. and partly by
other peoples lack Of wits.-DetSoi:
Free fresS :fsai s, s:atsas s. ;i:s / .;s.x~>4
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11
r the Baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and we'll
hied remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie and
is the best remedy for diarrhea.
twenty-five cents a bottle.
It is the best of all.
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The Newest Compliment.

He-You are worth your weight in
gold, dear.
She--Oh, that's old. Give me some.
thing new.
What shall it beE'
''Say I'm worth my weight in beef
Ionkers statesman. 4g
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No Fun In 1t.

"And do they never Quarrel:' asked
the girl in white. =.
Never replied the girl In blue.
"Then what's the use Of being en-
gagcdT-Chicago Post.
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BROTHER GARDNER.
Some Wisdom BY the President or
tl:S Li,neEiil; Club.

Some Wisdom by the PrcSloeEt OF
tie Li,nei>iil; Club.
lConyrisn:, 1902, by C. Z. Lewis.]
Most all scrts CT chickens ar willin'
huff to lay aigs when aigs am 20 cents
a dozen.
Wc's all got a feelin' dat We don't
want to say anything agin a dead
man, but we also find ourselves w!shln
dat sartin persons could return to de
flesh fur about fifteen minits an gin
u; a show to talk.
If de Dlewl didn't kick back now an
den, folks would in time size him up
fur a cow OF a boss an put him in
false posishun.
Muffin succeeds like success, an dats
de reason I hev a Sneakin' adlniraShun
fur a man who has sot on de fence all
summer an won a medal as de LATEST
man in town.
We should bring up our chillen in de
way dey should so, but most OF US
bring 'em up in de way we want our
selves.
It's ali in de way you look at things
I'ze heard prayers dat de Lord might
send rain to save de craps, an lze
heard prayers dat he might induce a
man to leave his chicken coop wide
open on dark night.
amt sayin' dat money has any in
fuence wild religun, but 1'Ze allus no.
ticed dat Deacon Davis ''amens' hev
leetle mo- heart in 'em when de pew
rents am all paid up.
While is cheerfully willin' to advise
my feller men to marry fur luv an
leave de money question out, candor
compels me to state dat Mrs. Gardner
had fo' acres Of land an COW when I
first felt dat could not lib widout her.
NJ. QUAD.
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DAYS.

- 5
TaEE sweet girl graduate, ::
IN captiva ting gown, :; i:,.: 49,:
- - Again is to the front, ~. -. !.
And great is her renown. ~
She on the platform stands, >.. 4
Her face aglow with pride, -, );
While relatives and friends
Look on from every side. -!
With dignity she reads = .
Her essay on some theme -,
Suggested by bright hopes ',,: I
Or optimistic dream. -, - i;
Ideals she exaltS .::.::f,
With brilliancy CT phrase, =. %..&Ii
And at the end there comes ,fEEss:::<S
To her the warmest praise. ::tisf
.,:l;>,%SS :.l:>%S
The bold boy graduate .ets:si;
Is also here again :%;%}'
With wisdom rarely found =. ~.
Among the wisest men. =
; He calmly takes his place ~,
Upon the platform broad. :, :. -, =: !,
While relatives and friends ~
On every side applaud. IL:
With confidence he speaks -;
On questions that have long 80
Been battling older minds =: !.
In fixing right and wrong.
His fights of eloQuence '.H
Stir hearts of all who hear, -:
And peroration fine ~. u:
EvokeS a hearty cheer.
-
'Tis thus the graduates. -
Tn finch Of v0jlth and hope. -
Serenely view the tasks
With which they'll have to cope,
But soon they'll sadly learn :
By rough experience
That on commencement day :.
Their troubles just commence.
:. -Pittsburg Chronicle-Telesraph
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Love is unequally
.yoked with sickness.
Labor is lightened by
love, but love cannot
tighten pain or relieve
i. Many a man looks
on at his wife's suffering
willing 20 do anything
to aid her and able to do
nothing.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11

Pcrcy-Rut what does your father see
in me to object to, I'd like to know:
Ethel-He doesn't see anything in
you. That is why he objects. kasssSs:sji:.s
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lConyrisn:, 1902, by c. z. Lewis
Most all scrts CT chickens ar willin'
huff to lay aigs when aigs am 20 cents
q dozen.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11

cause a woman loses her nerve the
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-06-11

If de D1ewl didn't kick back now an
den. folks would in time size him up
fur a COW or hoss an put him in a
false poSishun.
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Observation-Disclosures aus St&ot
uuO 1rnaegeno.

- Sran Inna 6armer 1tarb ON
lebten 9omerstag, nah elmer filnf-
pDhiaen &rantbeit. 0ieielbe mar
Die Hrou oes BARRIERS Sormer OIL Der
eagle Eoint Ipenue.
Die ginpanoerung nud Den
atpiiden Ct. Baul uno DULUTH gele-
aenen Sol5regionen, ibeint INNER
i'm Steiaeu 81 ietn. Gin reoenoeS
3eugniB oafir lit Der lebbafte Ser.
fauf Der oortigen Staats- SanOerelen,
pelher neulid itattgefunoen bat.
Illein IN Yine unb 9littin Counties
iino nabe3u 10000 Ider 5u einem
0rrdidmittspreis bon $500, per
Ider perfouft morben. Wtit beionoe-
rem SSntereiie boren mir, oaB Die IN
Oieier @egeno gelegenen nnO bon
Den 8ebriIoern &obrbauer Dor ein
paar SSabren gegriinOete oeutri 6 e
Shine Safe : 9olonie lid 81 poler
3ufrieoenbeit entpifelt. Wtebrere
bon Genell, mel6e imnerbalb Oes let,
ten SSabreS ii6 BORT angefalltt baben,
lino bieien Serbit alf bas Sano &c.
aoneu unb bqben gleid nit 9ollen
unb &lGreH begouuen. @ir sweifelu
niht, baB cine @egeno 10 central &C.
leaen mie oiele uno no Die @eoingums
gen iouIt 10 giinitig limo mte bier,
elmer groBartigen 3utmft ent9egen.
Qeht.
- gu 2uremburg, Sowa, wuroeu
am fl. NOpember burd Den bofm.
Batter Sberbrodling SoIepb Sen uno
Maria WeperS ehelid getraut.
- 5. 8. Ggel6Of, 2ei9enbetatter.
119O Soma Ctr. SelepbOn 361.
Gle Wildmdmer. Union bat
fir Den @inter BEN YreiS iIr WildJ
ali 81 Gents feItgeiebt.
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Tiir Den Sanfiaanngstag

miro Die 0idel Tlate Sabn &unDe
reiie. 9iaete fir Strefen bon $50
Weilen, am 26. uno 81. gtopember,
al elm ulo elm 9rittel Breis pertau.
fen. 8iNets our &Idiubrt euIti9
bis gum %. Nopember einidlieBlid.
.0ieie 8abn bot tdalib oret S6nells
siiae na6 st. @apne, 9lepelano.
erie, Buffalo, 0teiD Sort uno
Bolton, nit Sdlafpagen nit 8elti'
bulls. Nusge0eihnete Speiiepaggon.
9eoiemns; Wabl5eiten na6 benz
Ssloipibual Glib . 8lan BON 30 9ts.
bis $1.OO; gleihfalls q la carte.
sir &eierpiren Der Shlafma99ons
ODER moere @nsfunit Wenbe man iid,
al SSobn .. Galaban, @eneral.Iger
113 Ioams StraBe, 3immer 29S,
Chicago, Sn. Stdotiihe Sitet-
Office, III @bams StraBe.
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p352,ooo,oOo
Amount paid TO Policy-holders, over
P5o9,ooo,ooo

9tah elmer elip0tentli6en
&ranfbeit Itarb am 8. Nopember 81
luxembourg, Srut anton SOCCER.
gtebit ibrem @emabl binterldBt bic
Seritorbene lire @tlltter, SSrau @eorg
ðel, uno 8eidmiiter mie folgt:
6rau 6ran5 8lnfe bon 0obge Sopn-
hip; Sruu s.. 8pse bon 9perspiae;
SSpiepb unb Seinrid &eder 81 9an-
croft, uno @liiobetb uno Bernard i'm
clterli6en @auie. 9as 8eerabniB
fano am WittmodJ BON Der fatboli-
lfen Stride aus, aui Dem fatbolii6en
8ottesader 81 Suremburg itatt.
&iele iSGae bon Nerpenfieber
herrifen gegenmGrtig IN Ger Staot.
lin ii6 aeeen oieies Sieber 81
ld,itben, nebme man elm tiirfiI6es
9ao, go. 449 Muin StraBe.
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Scntidcs Sbeater i'm 8ramo Opera
!6pnie.
IooIf Ybilipp in 81 e ~
Uprf III Mort unD
9ilb".

&bolf Ghilipp, Der befannte Iutor,
Sdnaer umo Shauipieler, ltnO feline
aus 80 8erionen b~eitebenoe Nep
Yorfer 8eieaifaft, giebt am 0titt-
fpoh, ben 26. Nopember, cine Sor-
itelnng i'm bieiisen @rans Opera
Souie. rNep 9orf in @prt unO
8ilo", Elm pom Der geiammten Erelie
Nem Doris oils 9eites geprieIenes
8olfsitiid aus Der Sober bieies
Iutor.S ireftOrS, gelangt 5ur Iurfllbs
runa. &baeleben BON Der berporras
aenoen Nusitottlung, Die ales bisber
BON Aoolf Gbilipp @ebotene IN Den
Shatten itellt, lit Oie Souolllng elm
natiirliher Torgang aus Dem tug.
lid,en 2eben.. Sobn @eimann Der
berlliene .&rititer Der Stem yorfer
3eituna, ihreibt Sol9enbes: .grapo,
Nholf Gbllipp! @reift MIR binet,
in'S pole Menihenleben! gs lit 10
iiberal1s einfaf, Oieies 8oetbe'i6e
Meaept, aber oennod) giebt es MIR
beralih menig 9iibnen S6riftiteuer
neld,e Der @eiiung 51 folgen miiien.
llnb aboli 8bilipp, Der eliflide
@utor, Sanger lrnb Sduuipieler, lit
elmer bon 9enen, Deld)e oieieS 8es
beimniR bes 8iibnen-Grfolges En-
qriinoet baben, benn er greift ms
poQe Neni6enleben billein, nnb no
er'S padt, ba tit es %intereiiant. SeiE
neueites 8iibnemert, n9teD Oprf III
@ort unb Bib, Das geItern in Bbis
lipp's @ermania.S beater 81 Nem
0orf NIT gang toloiialem GrIolge
aum eriten Wale aufgefiibrt mnroe,
lit niht nulr elm %amiiiantes, ioloern
audi elm pirfli6 glltes Volfsltiit. Sn
padenber @eile filbrt er Inns Die 9e.
ihihte zines perlorenen Sob1les Dor.
| Seine Dertihe Wltter lollte perfeb'
len. ihr &inb ms lheater 25u fibren
|ltnn linn rNeD 9nrf IN @ort uno
8iIo" AZ 5eigen, uno iollte ienes
| Sinh. mas leioer nur 81 oft Der Sal
lit, MIR nod oelltib rabebrerben ton-
men. gs lit Die ~gebotene SprItelung
benz 9inbe bon boberem iittliden
@ertbe, ais 10 mande importirte
fran60iiide ODER engliide 8ilbnen.
@aare. Sier miro oas Sbeater 81
elmer .Initaltl grapo,
8hiIippl"
Die 9uffiibrung i'm bieligell
@ranO Opera SOule finOet 81 popus
l1ren Breiien itatt. &eierpirte Sise
i'll 3d. 80 uno 70 Gents iino BON
0ienstag, oen %. Hopember an, IN
Sorqer & gIiib'S 9u6baublun9 gu
haben.
@s iolte iid Niemanb Die Selegen-
belt eutgeben laiieu, elmer pirflif
allten oeutiden 8oritellung bei5ua
mobnen, nod 5umal menn elm Stiid
CUR gluifiihrung 9elangt. Deldes IN
Stem Dorf nift meniger ais 400 Mal
aeaeben morben lit.
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Staat mud Amgegeud.
kntered at this Postotdos mt Duoulus, Iowa
aRdadmittsd for transmission through
thsmails at second-class rates.
Wetienpe W9enten:
SpiepG Jleibuer. Sobm &obler.
Yaul NnebeI. 8. y. 6ames.
@Drtrag oeS hOdlD. &nter 8. ".
Selbcr, uOu Der Ser5 Sein.
Semfiu0e.

@m Sonntaa Den %. 9topenlber,
miro Der bocbp. &oter Seloer BON Der
&era Sem Stride einen 0ffentliten
@ortrag gu @,lniten OeS ct. 9incena
pom Haula . Sereins in ser War.
qltette F.. Saac gebcn. Giniyttspreis
% Gents. Ser Heinertrug miro Der
@era SSeiu : Gonieren5 iiberge6en
lperben, meI6e uatirlih oas 8elo
fir Die. 3meds bes ct. Sincen5 BON
Gallla : 8ereins pernenoen miro.
einen beiieren 3Ded fam es mobl
faum geben uaD Elm 5ablreiber 8e.
ilh ioute Die 9emiibungen oes bod
Diirbiqen &ater aSelOer %belobnen.
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GrnieSriate Sabrprciie iiir @eibs
nadDten nu0 Heniabr.

Die 3idel 8iate . 9abn miro nm
"a, %. mo 81. 0e5embcr 1902 uno
ON I. Sanunr 1903 Hlmoreiie. 9iQete
All einem mo Elm 0rittel Yreiie Der.
fm1fen, mad irgeno melter Station,
ipelfe in Dem Serritorium Der Sen.
tral 8aiieRaer Iiiociation Iiegt.
8tuete limo bis gum 2. Suuuar 1903
aur &iidreiie giiltig. Bulmau.
@aaen ouf aleu- 3ii9eu. SnOipiouoI.
Club Wabl3eiten bon 30 Gents bis
All St.00 meroen in oeu SpeiielpagelI
ierpirt. Wtan idreibe an Sobn y.
Callahan, General gent, 113
@bamS StraBe, Chicago. 81, fir
peitere NuSfunft. Gbicago'er itdoti.
ihe Itfet. Office III aoams Str,
@a5nboi 2arriiOn Ctr. u1S 5. aIpe.
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@ebrau6 81 miafen fir @eibno6ten
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9iaete al eiuem unb ein 3rittcl
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1902 unO arn /. &anllnr 1903 Der.
talieu miro. Hiidreiie giiltig bis
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3iiae nah gtep Oorf, Bottom uno
unbere oitlif)e Stntipnen. Ghicago'er
Sahnbof Sarriion Str. uno 3. glpe.
Niir meitere @usfnnit id)reibe man
an Sobn y. Callahan, 8eneral- Igent,
113 IOams Strabe, Gbicago, 81.
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Ssds SramsbGuier, gut sele9su, bios
$500 bis $1,000 iebes.
4 Idsr Qanb III Der Statt, bios 5000.
10 alder 0anb in Der StaNt, bios $1,000.
10 afer gamb i'll Der Staet, bios $500.
% alder 2ano in Der Stabt, bios $4,000.
Seine gauplGse i'll oaen SbetieH Der
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BUILDING.