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The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde wallar were up
from Sarcoxie over Sunday visiting Mrs
Wallar's parents MIR. aud Mrs,tIi Hon
bricks.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Mrs. j, NJ. Robbins from Warrens-
burg is visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs. j. b. Hall.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Isaac Lauderbaugh OF tho Preston
peighborhood was Jasper visitor Tues
day aud made this Office pleasant call.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15
Dry Goods az Cost

Did you know that We ar, selling Dry
Goods at coslS We are, aud we have a
nice line of goods W select from.
Mrs T j SIMPSON
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

The. W. @. T. u. meeting will be held
with sister Ferguson on Friday Janl
al O'Clock instead of3.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Mrs. Lee and children are visiting rel
atives at Miami, Indian Territory, this
week.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

BE sure and read Hastings big az
on the first page.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15
Notice

All parties indebted to me are request
ed to call and settle by February /,
Mrs T j SIAPsoN
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Feed FOR sale in wholesale lots at the
jssIer elevator
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

just rOceived a fresh barrel VI Pickles
at 4. w. Sheets,
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

When you want a flrst-class
shoe, always go TO McCaslin &
HOuck.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15
This Means You.

Please come in and settle your
account with me for last year, as
We need money. Don't delay
j. ID. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

We have Just received uice line Of
Ladies' Skirts. Cali aOd see them At
MRsTJ simpson.
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Ladies' double silk Mittens,
worth 81, for. zSc
Fauscinrtor, worth 25c, for ...... Ioc
Fascinators, worth soc, for .. 3Se
Fascinators, worth Coo, for ... 400
Fascinators, worth 75c, for ....... soc
Scarfs, worth 75c, .....i,........... soc
Scarfs, worth sl.23, ......,...... oOc
Opera capes, worth Toe, ........... soc
Opera capes, worth 81, for.... 7sc
Imported Saxony Yarn, per skein SC
A few pieces Flannel Waistings.
worth zoe, for 3jc jc........... 35c
The Jasper news., 1903-01-15

Ladies' Union Suits for IoC
Mons Underwear, per garment. ioC
All fleece lined hose, worth 35c for2SC
All fleece lined hose, worth 25c for Ioc
Ladies' Mittens, worth l0c for. 7c
Laeies' Mittens wsrin l5c fo....iOc
Ladies' Mittens, worth Doc for :i7C
Ladies' Mttens, worth 35c for. zoe
Lldi, s. Mocha Mittens, worth soc $50
Ladies' Mercerized Mittens,
worth 00c, for r...............S Se3c
Ladies' double silk Mittens,
worth 75c, for ........S SSc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
1T CURED The DOCTOR.
New Scientific Dandruh Treatment
Recommended by a Physician.

Mrs. Mary c. Crawford, oakesdale
Wash. "Herpiclde cured me perfect
ly OF dandruff and falling hair"
Or, E j. Beardsley Champaign
H.; 4 used Herpicide for dandrun
and falling hair, and am well sat
ished with the result"
All r. Kelly 2195 Devisadoro street,
San Francisco: "Herpicide put a new
growth OF hair on my head, Herpl-
eide does more than is claimed"
Herpicide kills the dandrun germ,
Destroy the cause. you remove the
offect'-cures dandruff, falling hair
and prevents badness Sold by lead
Ing druggists. Send 1Oc In stamps
for sample 70 The Herlpcide Co. De
troit Mich.
Daniel J. Fry. special agent. Salem
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
WY size LsEr NEW YoRk.
Mother Of Family Expresses Herself
About the Modern Young Man.
IEverybody,s MagaaIne. [


Il am going to leave New York for
good and all next week." said a well
known woman the other day. There
is no place here for me to live my life.
I'm not stout enough to stand against
the stampede 10 the lee side Of the
deck II stay here | shall conform
more. and feel that must have more
and more money to spend for new
things.
so | am going away to some Is
olated place where | can live with my
books, and with my ideas, and with
the friendly trees. And | shall bring
my babies with sense Of the re.
sources that may be inside of them
don't know a young man Of 80 who
has saved his spring and vivaoity.
Business and rich mems sports have
eaten up his soul. He rushes about
in his automobile; he rides his horse;
he allots so much time to his yachts;
he does his dinners and his dances
but fail to find the strenuous young
business man who has any real spon-
taneity. He has already lost some.
thing, a kind OF glory, an open vision.
He is rich and clever all In his line,
but he is awfully incomplete as a man,
and l call that poverty SO I'm go.
ING
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30

for time to produce an analogous
situation in the Fusion ranks, Mr.,
Jerome however came around all
right after Low had been renominated
and during the past two or three
weeks has been one of the most
Jealous csmpaigners of the Fusion
ticket
Ex-Chief Of Poice William Devery's
independent candidacy for mayor has
contributed the comedy Of the cam.
paign. Everyone makes light Of his
candidacy except the round and
humorous MIR. Devery himself, who
Affects to foresee his own triumph
and the destruction of Tammany
which organization incurred his wrath
by refusing to recognize his claims TO
district leadership. Charles f. Muir.
ply. while pretending to regard
Deyery's candidacy with contempt,
is secretly working hard to swamp
the former chief of police for he
knows that every vote Devery polls
win be drawn from the Tammany
ranks. Tammany has openly charged
the Fusion forces with financing the
Devery campaign.
In their conduct of the campaign the
Fusionists have relied chiefly on the
public improvements and other good
works accomplished during the two
years of their administration to con.
tinue them in power. The red light"
district has been obliterated and they
declare that the city never before was
so free from gamblers and the dis.
reputable element generally as Il is
today The rally cry Of their fight
has been Vote for Low and keep the
grafters out"
George b. Mcclellan says that II
elected mayor he will administer the
affairs OF the city honestly and fear.
lessly and will not be the tool OF
Richard Crocker or Of Tammany Hail.
1 ht WY uf edgat ~ uOlmNllg bthAo'
cratic and should have a Democratic
government He charges the reform
administration with gross extrava-
gance. in the management OF the
.city's finances and says that as 8
result OF It's negligence thousands OF
children are unable TO find accomo.
dation in the public schools.
in regard to the chief issue OF the
contest, however, Tammany has seen
fit to say little. The Fusionists point
to the conviction OF "Al" Adams. the
policy king the closing Of Richard
Canfeld's palatial gambling establish
ment and the determination OF the
system Of organized corruption which
disgraced the police department un
der Tammany as triumphs of the Low
administration. In refutation of these
charges Tammany has been unable tC
make satisfactory reply except tC
make profuse promises TO be good 4
returned to power.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
END OF THE
NEW YORK
CAMPAIGN
The Most Spectacular
Election Ever Held
There
Contest Said TO Be Close
Though Lows Friends
Feel Confident of
His Election

New York Oct. 30,--The municipal
political campaign viii practically end
tomorrow night and interest in
Tuesdays election is at fever heat
While the issues involved in the con
test are purely local the result can
not but be of national interest and
Importance. A clean and honest city
government is in reality the only issue
involved and the question is the same
that has been fought out or is being
fought out in many of the chief mu
inequalities of the country.
The Fusion government, composed
of both Democrats and Republicans, is
desirous of an opportunity to con.
tinue the work of reform while Tam.
many, the controlling element in the
Democratic party Of New York City is
lighting with might and main 10 re.
gain control of the city government
which 1t lost two years ago on the
election of Mayor Low and the Fusion
ticket.
In the present contest the Republi.
cans and the Citizens Union. the
latter organization geing composed Of
the Independents of both parties and
the sworn enemy OF Tammany. nomi.
mated the following fusion ticket
For Mayor, Steh Low for controller
e. NJ. Grout, and for president of
the board of aldermen, Charles V.
Fornes. They are the present I'm.
cumbents of the Offices named Low
is a republican and Grout and Fornes
democrats. Grout and Fornes list
ened TO the siren voice Of Tammany
ana consentedito be indorsed by IT,
Tammany nominated Grout and
the Citizens Union and the Re
publicans promptly held new con
ventions and named men TO succeed
Grout and Fornes on the fusion
ticket.
Il became apparent early In the
summer that the Tammany leader
Charles n Murphy, intended to nomi
nate George b. Mcclellan, his good
friend and son of the famous general
OF the civil war, for mayor There
was an outcry from Boss" MoLaugh
lin, OF the Kings County Democracy
who declared Mcclellan would not
do. and suggested several Brooklyn
men. The retort made from Tam
manywas that Brooklyn had its share
already. Mclaughlin did not see II
that way. and insisted that some
other man than Mcclellan be named
The controversy got acrimonious and
Mcclellan charged Murphy with using
methods OF the Tweed regime Nc
Laughlin has continued stubborn
throughout the campaign and II ID
generally conceded that Tammany
will suffer seriously at the polls as q
result of the disaffection Of the Brook
lyn Democrats.
The revolt Of District Attorney
Jerome against Mayor Low threatened
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
preme Court MAY
Decide Tax 0ueS>
tiOn Tomorrow
DeriSiOn May Cause the
COncvening of the LegiS-
tature In Extra
Session

The Oregon supreme court is ex.
pected to hand down a decision to.
morfow, before leaving for the East.
eFn Oregon term at Pendleton, in the
caae of Marie Flanders versus Multi
noinah county. an injunction suit to
set aside a new tax law by the last
leFislature. II the supreme court sus
folns the decision of the circuit court
below a special session of the legisla
tire will be called forthwith by Gov
ernor Chamberlain to cure the defects
ID the tax laws, in the absence of
which the state would be without
revenue for a year. The act of 1908
so chnnged the assessment and taxa
ton laws that II the court upholds
the new law and the old taxes will
bo paid twice in 1904. If it upholds
lie 1iew law only then there can be
no levles made on the assessment of
1903. and one years revenues will be
omitted. Under the old law state and
county levies on the assessment Of
1903 would be made some time in
January, 1904. But the act of 1903
referred to above goes into effect
January l, 1904, and repeals the sec.
tion under which levies on the assess.
lncnt Of 1903 would be made. Hence
there will then be no law authorizing
levy until July 1, 1904, and that on
The assessment of 1904. The injunc
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30

ton asked is to restrain the authori.
ties from making any levy on the
assessment of 1908, for the reason
that the section authorizing the levy
will have become obsolete before the
time arrives for making the levy. The
old law made assessments on the ba.
sis of ownership March first. The
new law makes it on the basis of own.
ership January first.
The act of 1908 is an absolute re
peal Of the old Oregon assessm mt
and taxation law. If the court so
holds the counties will be unable to
proceed to make use of the assess.
ment rolls Of 1908 for their levy Of
taxes, for all the provisions for levy.
ing and collecting taxes will have
oeen superseded by the new system
which goes into effect on January
1904. No revenues can be received by
he state, counties cities, towns and
school districts at the usual time in
the the spring of 1904. All will be
without public funds until the fall
of that year. This will produce
harvest for the warrant dealers, as the
interest bearing warrants will have to
be issued, and in many cases where
the constitutional limit has been ex.
ceeded such warrants will be illegal
and void, and in many cases there will
be defaults in payment of interest on
existing Indebtedness. This will be
the predicament of Oregon II the court
takes the view that the act of 1908
absolutely supercedes the previous
law on January first. The strict In.
depreciation Of the new law means
the loss of millions OF revenues as
the taxes for the year 1908 must re.
main wholly uncollected The state
be plunged in debt A liberal con.
structon of the tax laws may hold
that II was simply the intention Of
the legislature that new system Of
and taxation be set in
motion without displacing the old
one, and that all pending tax pro
ceedings be carried to completion by
the state and county officials.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30

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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
AIahama EdItor In TroubIe.

Birmingham. Ala. oct. 30.-The
Alabama Press association met In
special session here today TO hear the
report Of the special committee ap.
pointed 10 Investigate the charges
against j. Asa Runtree. secretary Of
the association. who is accused Of
having made money out OF the press
trip 70 Canada last summer Mr,
Rountree has employed counsel TO de-
fend him and will make a vigorous
effort 10 prevent the association oust.
ing him from his once
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
STATE OF ohio, CITY ot Toledo. Lueal

State Of Ohio, City Of Toledo. Lucas
County. ss.
Frank Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the firm OF
r. }. Cheney & Co. doing business In
the city OF Toledo. county and state
Aforesaid. and that said hrm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Ca.
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
of Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK J. CHENEY
sworn 10 before me and subscribed
In By presence this 9Th day Of Do
cember. A. d. 1886. A. W. GLEASON.
(seaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure ia taken inter
nally. and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces q the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
r. J. CHENEY 4 CO. Toledo. o.
Sold By all druggists. 75e.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
HOW TO GAIN FLESH

The life of food is the fat
within 1.-THE more fat the
more real benefit from the
food; that is why cod liver
oil is a powerful builder of
flesh.
SCOTS Emulsion of pure
cod liver oil solves the
problem of how to take cod
liver oil. That is one reason
why doctors have been pre-
scribing SCOTS Emulsion for
all wasting diseases, coughs,
colds and bronchitis for
almost thirty years.
Wen send YOU a sample free upon request.
SCOTT s BOVINE, ,o0 Pearl Street, New York.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
Renlns Next saturday.

The Journals great serial, "Aliee
Of Old Vineennes," begins in next Sat
urday's issue. Be sure to read II, as It
is one Of the greatest literary works
Of the age.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30

Tried our cakes, Our line Of fruit
cakes can't be beat Also fine line
Of mince pies. California Bakery. on
Court street
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
Just Freah.

A fine lot of frSIt CAKES can be found
now at the California Bakery, %
Court street.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-30
Willamette University

JOHN H. COLEMAN, President, sALEN, OREGON
College of LiberalArts, Law, Art, Medicine, MUsic,
OratorY, Theology
PREPARATORY penis rnE els nh RIsd &C.
ramen-IoweT deranmth bsess afoIehE
Professional training University eS 81" Ghes nofortb ttiea
sousnon for all who OF trained train
TIE NORMAL DEPARTMENT offers ntty ara
prseee reaching all The auitmsnis Of sisie hto law
Its teachers constant demand.
Catalogue Upon Application.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-23

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Ben uno feline Trau, Die 0bne Subii=
ftensmittel mar, 1T Dem @Geno prei8=
gegeben.
= Die Sabrit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Aer Waidinen. oormol8 @pple &
8urbaun, uerbreitet in Sber= uno
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lbdftsempfeblung, Die am 9btuHe
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cine tatboliihe Dreibmalbine nit
einem pr0teitantiihen griebraoe perz
leben miro.
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Sic rpte Na5e.

GER OOilo bun Snielfein
8eiab I'm spieselglaie
gein GbenbilD- 3nm SeuisI, nein!
| Sd frieg me rote Naie!
9eb tuobl, 0n i9Oner &ebsniait.
9u mabnit mid nteinsr siaDen,
seb tuobl, mein Tab! Nod bab' i'd Strait,
Dir trabis aufiutinnen.
Sch wobI. bn Wbisfeb nnb siauSr,
Die Sbr mid oft be3tnunsen,
Sd ge6e niemals mebr GebSr,
ssiro Gmer esb geiungeH.
Sbr babt guar baufts mid ge1arft,
Se00d, mas i'd ni9t tpnlte:
Sbr babt Die Naie mir ssiarbt.
8as unterbletben iolte.
80 Breii' ib benn gum "Lonestar''-Bier,
Dem f0fli@ ia0nen NaHe;
Sd trinf' es luHis fur nnO far
8eim 0laie nab beim Safe.
Die rote Naie gebt 0abin,
Sebt 1T mir nidt mebr bauglia
Stein III mein 8lnt nnn lefdbt niein Sim,
90 freat mid INTERCHANGEABLE.
8ie "Lone Star''.8ier mir gut getan,
@te es mid but furieret.
Den @bisfeg riibr' i4 ni4t ntebr an,
DIR mid taft ruinieret.
Tim S'0em tate i'd Oasu,
Nur "Lone STAR gu geniebeu.
Man bat bic riat'ge Geeltnrnb,
Sleibt iidtr AMI ben Siben!
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Sssas.

= Gie Siblihe Baeific 8abn bat
ben 8ertnuf BON 9ifet8 BON Sou-
itnr nab San NntuniD perboten.
- Der .WntprfIbrer 6arrb sap,
auf ben in Waco aus benz 6interbalt
geihDfien murbe. if Der erbaltenen
@unbe erleeen.
= Der Ausug Der Seimitdttenlue
der aus ben Staaten Wihouri, Jais
nuis, Snoiana, &anias, 0bio unb
Soma, b6lt an. Die Babner iino
taum i'm Stanbe, ben Nnorane 81
betpdltigen. Der 9auptitrDm ergieBt
iid iiber 9euiiDn in ben Stant uno
benubt Die GriseD. uno 90. 6. & 8.
Babn5iae.
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meloet, baB nit benz 2egen Ger S1ie<
men am nDro[i@en Gnoe Der 81.
2Duis, Brownsville uno Werifo
Gabn, bel Der Citation &obstopn,
begDnnen mor6en lift.
- Gin bDber 8eatnter Der Sloli<
den Babn batte BON Belt au 3eit in
ben 3eitungen Nrtifel iber Die uns
gerebtigfeit pieler Shabenerlabtla=
gen gegen giienbabnert per1Hentlidt,
nobel er Die Hraris Der ipe. S1a.
beneriaBtlagen=M bbpfaten in areQem
2ihte beleuhtete. Dieie Sprte bon
Nnmdlten felt nun in 6ouftpn BEL
Der Gusmabl bon @elhmoreneu fir
iolbe Glagert elm rigUrDles 8erbDr
nit ben 8Draelabenerl an uno meilt
Mqe surid, melhe bic betreffenoen
artitel geleien baben.
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sdtefifdes We6erclens.

Die 0otfaae Der 6anoueber i'm
1loli6en @~ren3besirf Der @raflhafl
8foB giebt gu iebr erniten 8efirh=
tunaen iir ben @inter NnlaB.
Shon i'm uori9en @inter mar ole
Nrbeltsgelegeubelt 10 ihleft, oaB Der
9un9er ftdnoiger @ait in pielen sa=
milIen NOR. Die 8artoHeln, oas
.tQglibe 8r0o' oieier arr1en Qeute,
fparen infolge elmer MiBernte lehr
teuer, unb oieien @inter tuerben Sfe.
oa Der naiie CONNER cine aaaemeine
&artoHelfdule bemirft bat, mod teu=
rer iein.
Sn ben Ii9erbeneper @rensbeair=
fen peroen bauptldhlid leidtere
@angarten, oas beiBt, Sorten. @e=
bereien, beren 6erfteuuna nidt 10
i9tper lit, a~earbeitet 3. g. neiBe
Bettlafen, Wiilitdrslben, Bulper.
ldGe Il. oerel. Die 6iliale guoo=
ma Der 6anopebersD . Organization bat
mob feinerlsi Nuftrd9e in leibteren
@an9arten befommen. Sn Der per-
ganeenen @ode erbielten Idlon Die
Sderer, uel9e bic 8etten fir Die
eenannte 5iliale o~erarbeiten, feline
@rbeit mebr, oaburb tperoen gu.
na6f piele 0anopuler, Die fir bic
S6erer @arne ipulten, a~rbeitslos.
Sreili6 neroienten oieie 2eute Bis
ber audi nur Is bis 80 Bf. tdalid1.
aber oieiss 9elo reidte bin, Iie nit
tnapper Scot am 2eben gu erbalten.
SIN uoriaen 6erbit i6rGntten Die
2angenbielauer ullo Geidenbaher
6%abrifanten ibre Grbeitsauftrdoe an
Die 6anopeber Der liiolid)en uuo
peltliben 8rafihaft erbeblid elm,
uOourb i9un etne Id1tpere Scot uns
ter ben 6ausnebern eintrot. 4her
immerbin fonnten bod nod Qeaen
300 6anouerfer 4uftrd9e ppn Der
Illiale @uooma Der 6aubwebereis
Organization erbalten; iebt jeooh
tam audi oieie Silinle feline Irbeit
mebr pergeben, ba ibr Die entipre.
6enoen Iuftrdge nidDt pDrliegen.
auA bonn oeutiben Offi5ier.8 erein,
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gen aufaab, ltno nob feine Nuftraae
ei%ngetroffen. Die 9auomeberbeo6l-
ferung 1T 6aber nm Die Yufunft in
GROCER Surge.
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ben @erihten gum 9reb miro Die
Tair p-rogrammeemdBi biz gum leb.
ten Gage, Dem 90. Ottober, meiter'
aefiibrt merben!
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trittsgelo gum &usitellunes Blabe.
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len Seiten quarantQnirt tporoen 1T,
lit Der 8erfebr 10 gut mie abgelhnits
ten. Die 2eute t6nnen mobl bier
Der fomn1er. fie mitffen aber mebrere
Gage in Quarantdne liegen, menn iie
in ibre terantlhe 6eimat suriiffebs
rem. Die Baiiaaiere Der Durhsiige
1a1 ct. Souls, &anlas GitD &C.
tperoen nibt belaitiet.
- @ie pDaie mir abgelhlolien
iino, eebt baraus berppr, Dap Die
Nranlas Bags abn nidt einmal Is
5unnen Sic als Sraht annebmen
mDate, Die nab 8eeoiIe beitimrnt
tparen!
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lbrieben, oaB Die Staot in SDlge oes
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perDoet lit. cine eroBe Insabl Der
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ben nod mebr ab unb 6anoel uno
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tiger unb gutter Bflege meiitens einen
miloen Gerlouf, NOD iDldle aber feblt,
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fallen tporben. Wan %ertuartet Crib
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tenoen faltem Wetter.
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lagt in elmer Mitteilung an oas Bu=
blttum. baB. obgleih bas Iuftretea
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fonitatist mDroen lit, feline Qriahe
au erniter Beunrubiguns norbarben
lei. DaS Sieber lit niht anitedeno
uno miro nur ourh Die Mosfitos
~perbreitet, Die ausgerDttet Deroen
ioIten. gr empfieblt, ole 6duier
nit Grabtness Jenitern 81 neriehen,
unter Wostitoneben 81 ihlafen unb
Die WDstitos in ben gelbloiIenen
&dumen ourb Shmefel ausaurdus
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bert Dollars gelobnur9 fur jeoen Gai %anbitten,
ben ie au furiren oerfeblt, aaBt Gud cine Cite BON
3etgnifen tommen. Man abrsFre:
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earantirten Salbe fir 8unoen,
Brand 8erlebuneen poer 6amorr-
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baben fir Is Gents in ben Npotbe=
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