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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
ONE CENT PAY CHECK.
Santa Fe Sent Il. a. Peary the Last
PENNY Due

A freak in western life was exhib-
tied this pay day by H. A. Peary, who
reoeivad a check for one cent from the
Santa F'e company, says the Needles
Eye. He worked only a few days dur
ing the month. his earnings amounting
to $10O1. Out of this he drew meal
pany sent him a check for the balance
Several fve-cent checks have been
seen in the days past, but this is the
first one that has appeared here for a
fifth of that amount. Mr.. Peary will
keep it as ? souvenir. Mr.. Peary had
a small account at one of our stores.
and he approached the cashier with the
statement that if he offered them his
entire check in part payment they
would accent it as a showing of good
faith on his part. The cashier said yes.
but he has Lot been quite sane since
he discovered that the check was for
one cert
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

rents which occasionally sweep down
from the mountains when the snow
begins to melt Back toward Albu-
querque and from there on to the east
the company not only has to look after
roadbeds, tracks and bridges, but there
are big snow scrapers to get into con-
dition for duty. The Albuquerque
shops have just turned out a big snow
pairs, and the other day, according to
the Journal of that city, another enor-
nous snow plow passed through there
for the west, for use on the top of the
mountains, where snow some times
piles up and impedes travel over the
road.-San Bernardino Tines-Index
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
SANTA FE SURVEYING.
Still Hunting for Place for Branch
in Arizona

The surveyors that the Santa Fe road
has in the field surveying a route from
Arizona to connect with their line at
the most convenient point, probably
Whitewater, on the Silver City branch,
are in the neighborhood of Duncan,
says the Lordsburg Liberal. 1t is prob
able that if the road is built the Dun
can station will be on the north side of
the river, and the town is on the south
side, and the people of Duncan are
considering the building of a wagon
bridge across the river. The county
supervisors, since their Clifton exper-
fence, are a little tender on the subject
of bridges, and the people at Duncan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
SURGEONS ARE ORGANIZED.
Rock Island Medical Men Meet at
Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 5.-The Rock
Island system surgical association, an
organization made up of surgeons en-
ployed by the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railway along its lines, was
formed here Friday. About 200 surgeons
were present out of total of 225 en-
ployed by the railroad. DIR. c. s.
Plummer of Chicago, chief surgeon of
the system, will act as secretary of the
association, which will have no other
officers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
WELL EQUIPPED PARLORs.
]. NJ. ShelIabarger 6 Son Now Lo-
Gated at 1872 West 9th st.

]. M. Shellaarger & Son, formerly
well known undertakes of North To-
peka, are now located at 122 West Fifth
street. They have the best equipped
undertaking parlors in the city, carry
ing a complete line of caskets in all
grades, including couches and metallic
cases. The Messrs. Shellabarger are
experienced funeral directors and give
their personal attention to all calls
made upon them. Both phones 373
Ambulance work free.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
W. o. m1cHAEls QUITS.
Old Rock Island Agent at Horton
Has Resigned.

Horton, Kan. Dec. 5.-After 16 years
continual service as station agent for
the Rock Island at Horton, w. O.
Michaels has rendered his resignation,
to take effect as soon as his successor
is appointed. Mr.. Michaels will take
charge of the express business at this
point and the office will be moved up
town. Mr.. Michaels has served as
agent ever since the station was estab-
lished here and in fact was in charge
before the depot was built.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
The Biggest Corn.

The very best corn exhibited this year
was brought to the Commercial office last
Friday by Lon Plummer and was raised
by him Frank Wilson'S farm, five
miles southeast of Horton. This corn
was planted in timber land the 10th day OF
June and on about eight acres Mr. Plum
ner raised LIP bushels per acre. It is the
big yellow dent variety and twenty ears
brought to this office show the best aver
age we have ever seen. One stalk on ex-
hibition has two tWelve-inch ears both
higher than mans head-Horton Com
marcial
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
EXPECTS BIG TRAVEL.
Santa Fe Passenger Agent Byrne
Talks of California Outlook.


Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 5.-General
Passenger Agent John J. Byrne of the
Santa Fe. who recently returned from
an extended visit to Chicago. is con-
WINGED the regular southern California
winter passenger business will be
larger this year than ever before ct
found the state advertised everywhere,
as I never had observed in the past
remarked MIR. Byrne in an interview.
THE Chicago newspapers carry a large
amount of material for the railroads
and the news. local and telegraphic,
is filed with mention of the state The
fruit stores and stands have signs THAI
read, California fruit and there are
several hundreds of such places, and
the society columns in the newspapers
tell about scores of people who have
returned from here or who are going
The whole situation is one of excep-
tional benefit to the state and espe-
cially to this section
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
NEWTON MAN HURT.
Fellow Laborer Drove a Bolt Into His
Head

Newton, Kan, Dec. SD Weigand,
an employee in the car repair yards, re-
ceived a severe scalp wound yesterday
afternoon that has put him on the re-
tired list for a few days. He and his
partner were putting in some draft
timber bolts when the accident hap
pened. Weigand was under the car
when the helper inside drove a bolt
through with heavy force, the end of
which struck him on the top of the
head making an ugly scalp wound.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

Mr.. Albert I4ietzman, 1886 Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago. ILL.,, writes:
II am only too glad to inform you
that I am feeling splendid and have
never felt better in my life. Through
the advice of a friend 1 tried Pernna-
and am glad to say it cured me to per-
lection. I began to tell a friend about
Peruna the other day and 1 had no
sooner commenced than he told me his
folks have kept Peruna in the house
for the last five years. I am sure I
wouldn't be without it, Mother also
uses it to keep herself in good health. 4"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Couldn't Read the Signs.

Some rabbit hunters were hunting on
Captain Caps land. which is posted mo
hunting allowed When told of it they
said they could not read the notices, and
good rabbit hunting here 1t must have
been, as they killed IS rabbits What
good is a notice to a man that can't
read 2-Troy Chief
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Pc =RU=NA PROTECTS THE LITTLE ONES
Against Winter Catarrh in It's Many
Phases.
Neglected Colds in Chill
dren Often Bring Dis
dStrOuS Results.

Peruna should be kept in the
house all the time.
Peruna should be kept in every
house where there are children.
Don't wait until the child is
sick. then send to a drug store.
Have Peruna on hand-accept no
substitute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Platt Secs Roosevelt.

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator PIatt
of New York had a brief conference
with the president but the details of
the Interview We're not disclosed. The
senator indicated afterWard that he
was satisfied with the present situation
in New York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
KATY Land Bureau Maetine.

General Passenger Agent Morton of
the Missouri Kansas & Texas has
called q meeting of the company's land
bureau at ST. Louis on the 7th and 9Th
of December. All the outside pas
senger representatives of the company
are to attend the meeting.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
|4NK4 RBP0WW :.

Mrs. J. NJ. Brown, Dun
.negan Springs, Mo-, writes:
my little daughter three
years old was troubled with
a very bad cough which
remained after an attack
.of catarrhal fever. She has
taken one bottle of Peruna
Through which she has OBJ
tanned q complete cure.
She is now as well and
happy as a little girl can
lbe. When our friends say
how well she looks I tell
them Paruna did it."
In a later letter she says:
"Our little daughter con-
tinues to have good
naaIth.p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Pe-ru-na Protects the Entire
Household Again Catarrhal
Diseases.

AS soon as the value of Peruna
is fully appreciated by every
household. both as a preventive
and cure of catarrhal affections,
tens Of thousands of lives will be
saved. and hundreds Of thou
sands of chronic. lingering cases
Of disease prevented. Peruna is
a household safeguard.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Ask Your Druggist for Almanac for 1904

team in 1897, is with Laharpe, playing the
same position he played on Yale. He has
done much to help Laharpe make its
great record this fall.
w. McA. Johnson, for three years a
guard on the Trinity eleven, is playing his
old position on Laharpe. as is Rawson, an
old Chicago university center. The other
positions on the team are all filled by men
who have played all three years.
Laharpe's record for this faI is as fol-
lows:
L4aharpe, 10: Moran, O.
Laharpe. H. Fort Scott, O.
I4aharpe, Il; Emporfa State Normal, o.
Laharpe, 12;Coffeyvflle. 0.
I4aharpe, p; Haskell Indians, O.
Laharpe, 23;Bethany Swedes, 0.
1t is evident that a meeting of the
Glasoo and Laharpe teams in Topeka on
Christmas day would be about as inter-
esting an event as could occur in west
ern football circles. Devotees of the game
in Topeka and eastern Kansas believe
that the proposed game will be played
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

may have some trouble in getting county
aid. This is the second survey the
Santa Fe has made through this coun-
try within ten years, and so it is not
at all certain the road will be built,
even if the survey is completed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
A Frightened Horse.

Running like mad down the street
other accidents, are every day occur
rences- 1t behooves everybody to have a
reliable salve handy and there's mono rs
good as Buckien's Arnica Salve. Burns.
cuts, sores. eczema and piles disappear
Arnold Drug Co. 81 North Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

Keep the feet warm and head cooI'
is a household saying that, carried out,
no doubt saves many an illness.
If in addition to this, you will carry
and take "77'' at the first chill or shiver,
you will keep free from Colds and Grip.
DR.. HUMPHREYS AIDS TO '.T7."
for Fevers. COMPOSITIONS.
. Teething. Collie, Crying.
( Neuralgia, Toothache. Faceache.
10 - Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
IA Salt Rheun, Erysipelas.
Is rheumatism. Lumbago.
81 Kidney Diseases.
30 /" Urinary Weakness. Wetting Bed
In small bottles of pleasant pellets
that fit the vest pocket. At Druggists.
25 cents.
EMedical Guide mailed free.
Humphreys Med Co, cor William and
John SITS. New York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05

Hutchinson, Dec.5-The county board
of health has appointed Dr. Horton
physician for Pleyena township TO take
care of the scarlet fever cases in Pie
vena and the schools There have been
three deaths.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-05
Getting Ready for winter.

The Santa Fe is getting ready for
winter in earnest. Here in the land of
perennial sunshine roadbeds are being
looked after, rails made secure and
bridges strengthened against the tor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
NiferfeIbzRetitali in echmumn's6une.

SRI. CLARA Ni6erfelo CAB 9e1tern
N6eno elm 9iQno : Recttal IN 2eb<
mann's 9a1e, bas cine ~ungetpObnlt4
ftarfe 3ugtraft geiibt. Die in nnie>
rem Gpn3ertiGlen befartnte unb BODICE
f9Gbte 9tantItin CAB Elm PrOgrdmm,
in benz lie lire &iinitlerf4aft, tpte t3z
rem guten muiifalii4en 8ei4mad
qlei6ermaBen botumentirte. 8a4's
6antuiie unb 6rge in 8moG leitete
BEN @6enb f90n Elm, bunn fii4rte Die
&iinftlerin gu Scarlattt'8 Gour so
price "ii6er unb fiigte cine BON 8ra9ms
~bear6eitete @abotte BON 8lud an.
0ieIen alien Meiitern tpuroe SRI.
Nf6erfelb muiitalif9 ME te4nii4
bouqere4t. Cine iebr capri5i0ie 9uz
moresfe BON 9aberepstt, bier Gboz
pi'f6e GompoIttionen, eins 8arcarole
BON Ru6inftein urb cine @ti0e in
0dl3erfprm BON 9atnt@Saens Der@
bpGfGnbigten Die ptantftti4en Oar
bietunqen Der Gon3ertgebertn. Qne
Darbietungen ga6en in i6rer i40nen,
q~lutten, out niiancirten unO auf ben
mufifalif6en Srr6ult e%tnge6eroen tenn
peramentpoQen 8ortragsnetIe 3eugz
riB BON benz f90nen pianifttf4en ga
lent Ter iurrgen 8iirtlerin; nur in
benz G6opin'59en 9mOq S4er3o bat
ten bic NuBenfGBe nod etpa5 tlorer
fem biirFsn, Der MitteIfaB puroe
ie6r fsin gsipielt. Den @4luB be5
Recitals 6ilbste in 2iebeslieOer%@ptl1s
in Wul8erform fir gemii6te Stim@
men nit pier6dnbiger aluDierbegletz
tung BON Sob. 8ra6ms. Die a4t3eRn
Qie6er fin6 BON 8ru6mS uno fanoen
bur6 bic 0amen Murg. GummtnS
unb 9blpia @are urb bic $50. Sofep4
Mtuer unb @6arles Rd6olb cine err
freuli6 f90ne unb glatte 9arlegung.
Ser 8eqleitungspart mar BET Der
gpnaertQeberin unb M}ab. Sfobel
9obbin in 6eften 56n0en. SRI. Qi4er=
feb tpurbe bur8 reiden 8eifaq unb
cine 8lumerTpenbe gee9rt, ebenio bate
fi6 bus @GngerzQ uurtett mGrmfter
Qnerfennung unb zines 9eroorrnfes
gu erfreuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

perfonaIz 1Ott3en. ST.
Daniel 8. @mmif, felt 3e6n Sa6ren
in Der n0euti6 : 4merifan. 8unt",
Nr. 524, @io : 8rpabpa1, angeiteQt,
6at als 3a6lclert oteier 8ant reii8z
nirt, I'm cine glei4e Steaung in Der
2. Rationol6anf an5unebmen.
- ST.. 90. Quotpig, Elm prominenter
SloriIf, unb 6r. Grnit Q0t, Elm Be-
fainter 8~ogel6Gnoler, BON @qeganp,
9a., befinoen ii9 uuf fur5e 3eit 5u
8eIu8 Bel Sreunben in Baltimore.
8eioe Serrsn finb Mitg1ieber bss Sc
iongpereins r5ro9iinn" in i6rer 9ets
mafbsfFabt uno perben ii4 am Sdnz
gerfeit betbeiltgen.
6unbert SABRE ait. - 9as
ulte v@il6elm Seuz9Otel" an Der @fe
BON prutt4@traBe unb WeftzSaqsz
Qpenue, nrl6es bereits 100 Sabre alt
1T unb ben @rben bes Der ftorbenen
SimOt6D &iorbpn geb0rte, 1T fir
$25OO an 9rn. 6. SO. &Oberts berz
fault tpor6en. Oas @atIengeri4t
bate bas @igenfbum auf $500 obgez
f6dBt, bic @bi9dBung aber ipGter INN
$1,000 rebu3irt. Der 8runb5ins be-
trGat 5000 PRO Sdbr.
SIT nieber b.-5rdu
SO. 6. Murfbau, bic So4ter bes be-
funnten 8ant zprGiibenten Qouis
Duqner BON 86ilabelpbta, pel8e in
Der leBten Sanrrar4Wo4e, an 8lutz
bergiftung letbenb, na4 benz Bar
nuro1@uniturium," Scr. 2724, Norbz
@6arles1StruBe, gebra4t tpurbe, 1T
poGftdnbig tpie6er geneien unb tpirb
nG6ifen Montag aus Der @nitalt entz
Iafen tperben. 5rdu Mdrfbda Durbe
nit uTotmaIin" bebdnbelt, benz teuen
epo6ema9enben Mittel gegen 8luts
bergtftung.
neber's 59nabenuGter
binuus.- 6r. gbas. 8ertemeper,
So6n bes 6rn. 4ugut 8ertemeper,
feierte geItern 4benb in ieiner 8e9aus
flung, Ser. 312, @ib5gutterfOnIparfs
aDenre, feiner 40. @eburtstug i'm
&reiie bieler 5reunbe un0 @erpanbz
ten. Inter ben Qripeienben 6efdnben
f9 Mitglieber bes n9efenz9a rms
ftdbter4 @ereins," Der uMercuntiles
2pge, g. of 3d." bes r@utap>@ons
fGuDs, s. 8. s." 0as 0ireftorium
bes ,@lm 2etbz unb Spurbereins~
mar ~boG5dbltg 8ugegen unb iiberrei9z
tie benz 9eburtstugsfinOe etnen berr=
li9en 8lumentorb. Gine frO6li9e
sFeier bes Suges folgte.
WeiBbter nerf3Ittet. -
Cine Golifipn funb geitern Rd9mttz
taq on Der Gde ppr pratt : StraBe
unb MeF<Suasz@ penue atpif9en Ell
nem Strabenbabntpaggon unb einem
nit MeiBbierfIuf6en belabenen Ma>
gen bes 9rn. 2ouis 9dbit bon glr.
804, @iibggonbJStrabe, ftdtt, tpObei
zines Der 6interrGber bes MGsens ger
triimmert unb bret 9ubenb nit MetB>
bier gefiGte 5lai4eR serbrD4en tunr>
bers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
Srirathss0iren,en.

Tplqenbe 9eirutbs : 2tcen3et tpur>
ben oeffern pom Qttudr bes Common
9Ieasz@ eri9ts uusgeteGt:
SO. 81. &atieff, %, Nr. 210, Glib
gdrolfne1StroBe, unb Mirnie Wtes
rer, 81. y
gbtparo 80. Sppen9eimer, 80, un0
sslorence q. 6amburger, 20. Qppli=
FAINT 80. 9. G6appeIG, 9r.16O9, Sobnz
eetObn 3eIinfa, "a, Nr. 958, Rurbz
G6apelz@truBe unb Marp 2etBer, 20.
yaac 81. Sppen6etm, 81, Nr. 2O42,
gnfapplace, un6 SlOrence 8urgunz
Der, q.
Treberid 6artGObe, 81, Rr. TIP,
STf4TortzNbenue, un6 M&uggie Prez
fton, 20.
george 9aofe, 26, Nr, 1O16, 3OrO=
Mounts@traBe unb 2tutun Runnenz
tbal, %.
8olter Robert 8ra3ier, "a, unb 2ez
ma @t6el Garter, %. Npplttant I'D.
0e Qacour, g}r, 2O5, 81. 9aut=@tr.
Mm. 8. 8risipOrt6, q, @uf6ingz
ton, 9. g., unb Sennte S4ufer, Is,
Ir. us, @iibz 9urbumsStr.
sFrebertt 0tpens, %, unb GGiie 81.
Earns, %. 4pplitant $. $. 9tIbert,
gr. 1910, Norb9Stri6er|Str.
6urrD 6. goung, %, gtr. 1906,
MQl6ropt : Npenue, urO 4nnie 8urz
Syo6n Mperfon, 40, gr. 1877, @ib=
6pringy@traBe, un6 9anIins 3iOeI,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05
H6na SO csnhnfnn OHM nn0ffic.

Gfus. SO. SObnfon, abm., anQ1lice
9. Nfartin IL. o., 3pet 2ots, S..
Murt6a s. 8augbter II. u. an be
feG6e, @iibfeite Der @inez, nabe @triz
derfraBe, 10 BEL 40 SUB, $500.
0ieTel6e an G6arles SO. SobnIon,
RorbpeIt : @eite Der DOLPHIN, nube
@runbDItraBe, Is Bel 100 Sub, @rO3.
$25, $1,000.
GerIeI6e an biefeI6e, @iiOfeite Der
8tnee, nd6e Strtder ftaBe, 10 BET 40
SUB, $500.
SieTel6e an Qlioe Q. M}ortin, Weftz
Seite Der CALHOUN, nu9e PreBtmanz
@truBe, II BEL 70 SUP, 8~runb3ins
$3.50, $500.
GBds. %. Sobnfon ii. u. an Scar
f6u s. 8uugber, 2 Cots, $1,000.
s. Srbing 8ealmer an GoD. s.
ppnGeD II. a., 6iibIeite Der 2eringz
tonRraBe, na6e 6ultOnz2t0e., $4,000.
6arrD q. Sgle6art an 6reO, Sglez
bart, Weitieite Der 4nn>, ndbe9ougAz
@traBe, Is BEL 80 SUB, $500,
6erbert @ufdrO, Sruitee, unOScdr
6. GruIe, 6iiOneit 6eite Der GrOB~,
naR @cotttraBe, 1874 Bel 95 SUB,
SITS.
Sp6n 8runs, 3ruftee, an Murp 6.
Murpbp, $685..
0erfel6e an 2aprafOn 8igg5,S ruz
flee, $33 1i3.
0erfsl6e an Contention 4.zg,a&irz
DE, $33 1f3.
8m. 8. @ilfon an Sag. &ealtp,
@de 81. GtruBe uno 0ort : 8oub, Is
bel 88.74, $3.50.
9abio 8. Mauls6p II. u. an Star
tin W&ulin, Norooft : @de Der 8uItiz
more unb 2i6ert1itraBe, 81 BET -
SUB. $4,000.
Nnnu W&. Gropl II. u. an 8eo. g.
MatttngI2, 0ffeite Der ct. 9auIz,
nu6e 81. @traBe, 10 6si 123 5uB,$5.
Bridget Mc2augbIin an 8iqtamS.
Martin, II. a., ROrOieite Der qratts,
na6e NepberrbitraBe, II Bel "a SrB,
8runO3ins $25, $500.
Sas. %. 9ennD an Gorneltu8So6nz
ion, @i0pt : Settle Der QurpuleTtr.,
nabe 2inbsn : @penlte, 1872 BEL 81
| SUP, 8runo3ins $3.50, S..
P6tltpp Spungen6erg, 8ernulter,
an 9biltpp Spungen6erg, flint 2ots,
$500.
4ler. 81. Morgan an G6a8. Bort
ner, @eftfeite Der 8eIt : NOe,> na6e
8anoauitruBe, II Bel 80 SUB, 8rO3.
$40, 5000.
@m. 8. 6tembler II. u. an Robert
u. @6arf 2 2ots, $2727.27.
eugene 8late an Baltimore Sa76
Ii. Door g., 2 2ot5, $500.
G6riftian 80. S9ulte, iun., an 9tz
ma 6. 69uIte, gorbieite Der Office
anna, na6e 0oIfeftraBe, 25 Bel 100
SUP, 8~rurO3ins 1 Sent, S..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-05

Qblsben. - SIN @t.G6arles<
@OIleg" Bel @GicOtt : @ttD itar6 gez
ftern @ater Denis, Der e6emuligeqrGz
itoent bes SnItitutes. 8ater Denis,
Der 0Or a4t Sabren fein goloensS
Prieiter : SubilGum f~eierte, itammte
BON frdn3DiiI4en @ltern in Canada
ab. Die 8eeroigung finoet morgen
friib itatt. auBer GaroinaI@ibbons
miro pabrf9sinli8 audi 8if6of8urf
BON @l6anp an Der 2et4enfeier She'll
ne6men.
8eerbtgungen.- Die 2ei6e
Der am Sonntug i'm Otter BON II
Sabren berftorbenen 5rau 8dt6erine
Miler tpurbe geftern pom 9auIe hires
@4piegerio6nes, 9rn. Gonrab Sep
Ter, Nr. 1917, Montrpietr., aus duf
Der Gebar>9iu<Gemeterp" CUR leBten
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fungirten Treunbe Der Sumilie unb
cine groBe @n5uhl 8lumenipenben
fpurbe am Grade rrieOergelegt. Die
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res; ferner 5tpet 8riioer Der Trau
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bon Buffalo, 49,; 6r. 6. M. Stez
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