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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-12
Eggs.
REPERLIC SPECIAL.

New York. Sept; n.-EEG-Receints to-da!
there was an accumulation OF stock Of medium
grades Of fresh-Eathered and uas0ld that has
slack demand. and in the pressure TO sell these
goods the whole market was ~af"Ctei. although
as the weather was hot and humid and against
az fair prices for really 1ne CooGS- ShlIp-Es
late shipments. and what were considered good
regular marks, showed losses W 10 > d"z
t Thhlrds Of Dirtie, ' aSd chscRs dull and. weak.
Storage goods in moderate trade demand. QUO
PihiIadeirhia. Sept. rIl-Eess Grm: good dc,
mand fresh nearby &c. los on: 90 W'sIsfn
OF: do. Southern Iaa2ac. loss N. ,
Kansas city. sept. n-Egg7 firm: Missouri
whitewood cases included r7'ar.
Chicago. Sept. u.-EGEs Arm. n MARI. eases
included. lGignIIi=c per dDz.
Butter and Cheese.
New York. Sept. u.-Bu;tcr-R"ceipts : 27s.
creamery 1jd34c: State dairy li1lNc. 'h-s"
-Rec,eipts i9lg; fTm; stat u iuu az srsa Iarrs c ~
ored 105sc: large white 1oAsc
15dI9c: diaries 13d17c. Cheese steady iatsles
IOdI0szc: twins 9i2aloc: young Americas Ia
Philadelphia. Pa. Sept. n.-Butter steady.
fair demand: extra Western creamery Gh=c: do;
ddeamrand: New York full creams. fancy he:
do, choice 1o2tallc.
Conce.
New York. Sept. Il-Cofee-Spot Rio firm.
HnCnalEgu price, anu VIZ t"t'N '-'' 49,
siIy steady to firm on light covering and some
Titfle demand from outside sources In the dh-
sence OF Important offerings. The buyIng vas
encouraged by steadlness abroad. reports or a
better speculative demand and expectations Of
further bad crop accounts. Inc Wdrket closed
ne, unchanged to ; points higher. Inc sales
uara s 5l bags. including sept. 81 Nov. 4zFT
&c. Dsc 445d4 soc: Jan. 400. March 4'Jc:
Anr'i 4soc; July J95.o5c-
Sugar
%ev York Sept. 1I.-SuRar-Esw firm. fair
roaming 35.c: centrifugal 50 test SIC; moltsses
sugar 2isc: refined firm: crushed J-s1c. pow
dered 5.I0c: EranUlatcd Sc. Molasses firm; New
Orleans 3Id42c.
kettle centrifugal 3~isd3izc: centrifugal Whites
I lie. velIowS l3-i5G &c: seconds -HS"-c-
YoIasses dull: centrifugal 5Tlsc.
Petroleum.
oil CITY. Sept. .-Credi balances sfI6. Ger
tihcates. no hid. Shipments. 1888. ayeraE" 20
ess; runs -, Os7. average E.94N Shipment
Lima. $3.50: average s3.42l. Run-Limi 60
so average 5I.395.
FIaxseed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
chicago. Sept, u.-Fla1seed vas stcady to lo
higher on small receipts: No. ~orthwosfe
sold at SlOl and No. / was 95l=c bid. sept
was nominally s5izc and Oct 95isc bid. May
sold at 800. Rejected sold at sc. Receipts
were 5 cars here, a like number at Duluth and
IS at Minneapolis.
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ST.LOUIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE
IRON MOUNTAIN ROUTE

Depart Arr~
'3.05 am $50 pT
IS y am s7:ts pm
% - nv -
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Splendid Investment in Flats.
So, 500-Renting for S94 Monthly.

4t4s-4'5l Cook ave. between Sarah and Jones
SITS, IL blocks west Of Handkerchief ave. !
double 2-story brick dwelling arranged "a 4
fats Of I rooms and bath on first floor and !.
rooms and bath on second floor to Zach. Lot
50xl62 feet. This property belongs 10 a non
resident, who Is very anxious To dispos. z
the property. Tho building Is about Q wears
old and was built by the present owner there
Of and cost him Sll.0d|. and that was At n
time when building material and lah"r vsra
at least 30 l3 per cent cheaper than they aye
to-day. This property is renred very low at the
present time in comparison to other flats. AMI
there will Re no trouble in raising the rent 20
at least 500 per month. II not more. II will
nav YOU TO make an cXamiT alton Of this in
vestment. and II you think $500 too high.
make an ofer. as the owner IL determined 70
CHAs F. voGEL. s2f Chestnut st.
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ST. LOUIS TIME.
of Trains at

a. Ah
Depart Arrive.
- 05 am T55 I'm
- NJ nm .2s am
1915 am 8 2 pm
% N am . pm
$40 urn s2 am
$ .gs am $3.50 pm
90 a1 am 80 pm
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REPrRLIc SPECIAL

higher on small receipts; No. ! Northwestern
sold at sL0i and No. / was ST. bid; sept.
was nominally s5izc and Oct. 95isc bid. May
sold at S.O4. Rejected sold at sc. Receipts
were . cars here, a like number at Duluth and
Is at Minneapolis.
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= ACIFIC LODGE. 40 IA. X. OF =.
] meets every wednesday evening. tenth
floor. Century building. Ninth. and owe
streets. Ser tcmber -. after a short business
meeting. tho members vf Pacific LodS" VIII
th.msoIves win a rich Entertainment provided
by the lpiEe. In this iHt rm-l diversion an I'M
usually line tscat is promised and eNIfci.d-
J.. 7. NpRJS c =
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Native Run SmaII-Beef Cattle Strong
Sheep Close Higher.

NAIVE tATTLE-Beef Steers: A Hight SUP
ply OF native cattle was on hand. The re-
2eipts were principally Western calves and
steers. with a few loads Of native steers. The
offerings in ether departments were light and
generally Of an inferior character. The sunoly
IN tho steer department. embraced around II
loads. 10 OF which were good 1.1oG and 1.155-Ib.
Westerns at f+@", and pretty good I.Is3-Ib. na-
ives at 80. a plain but well-fattened 1.3s5-Ib.
ard a few: ca N n,1u Ei,g grd1 ms f5La al ~
MARKER ruled hTm. as the request was good
suitable kind II offerings. sellers had no
u2nble IL! securing strong 10 lOc higher values
very good shape on good To- Choice Ersde ~ q.
cattie and tbe loss sustained. Monday Of lpc
now rule on such classes as god a { AZ saS
time last week. Unfinished cattle. especially
proven good seli S%1 t This ws stsep fhanrb have az. sB M,
ply, has not been large. but coming in contact
are logl5c lower than last week, or s;ea5y
with Mondays market
Eoil9wing is a list, OF quotations based upon
SHIPPING y EXPORT STEERS.
s ! 9,I natt we hsst steers. strictly fancy..-
Choice export steers. i.5oal.sa ibs.. "a. g :
900 70, Skipping and export steers. 100
Far 70 medium shipping steers. I.Si6 90
CLIO lbs 4.75a5.n0
DRESSED BEEF M BUTCHER STEERS
stesrs. 2oSgI go lbs. rough to best. 81 25Q5.s5
Steers. less than l.ccj lbs.."....-.... 4.69aS. %
BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS.
6. 1885. So IS. liz. So 20, g. r. :;
I8... go. SO 49,. Isl. as = 40. -
WESTERN BEEF AND BUTCHER STEERS
ss.-.lio5... 40 lJ3-..lI-6... 40
Butcher Cattle The butcher market ruled
quiet. as N" supply was light and generally
below medium grades. Buyers showed abIut
the same spirit as they have each dav fbIs
week on such grades. and bid in line with
IGurFday. Bulls and veal calves were steady.
But d few scattering head of strictly good 70
CA9icH cows and heifers have been available
this week The bulk Of the offerings were fair
70 pretty good kinds. while the demand has
been mainly for strictly good 10 choice. which
nave 500 fully as good Il not a shade stronger
t0an last "ee-. \ liberal supply Of Texas grass
stun - proving A great drawback to the ma
tlVes on classes that are not strictly fat and
Al no tim" this week has there bean tho
slightest activity on offerings. even All a de-
Gun" OF l'Gi1r. on which basis COW stug Is
closing .H.lf"TS that are not good are STEADY
70 a Shat" lower. butchers furnishing some out
let for kinds suitable FOR their needs. but where
theE lacked In suitability thev have found a
very poor market. Bulls. strictly saus,g
Elad"s, are ~ higher. but where thew disuIsy
quality 20 meet competition from feeder buyers
they sell n little higher. while fat bulls are
bringing what they did the previous week. A
Few chnic" yeals have sold a little higher this
week, but the general run Of them are steady.
Mhlle heayy calves. especially not good. are
Sales Of butcher cattle during the week were
based on tF" following quotations:
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l ARCANUM.

Grand COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
" Srcanuru. 5C9-5Il Holland Buiiding-A
cordial welcome to visitors. friends. brethren
" T.. II. BACON. c.. r.
Jno. c. KnllnEsworth Grand Secretary.
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always sell "A fraction better than Others.
SOUTHERN CATTLE-The quarantine mar
ket was particularly active and good on steer
arrivals and values ruled easily 1Gc higher than
Yesterday. the supply embracing principally
fair to pretty good steers. The COW arrivals
were few and showed but little change. while
calves sold fully steady.
The supply was y cars and 2Da4 head
against IS cars and 1865 head last Friday and
&c cars and 2214 head two weeks ago.
The receipts this week show a small in
crease with last. while prices now rule on
steers IId lJc higher. with cows 10c higher and
bulls steady. Choice iiGht-weight calves
steady but extremely heavy. common and
coarse calves "A shade lower.
The following quotations represent the cnndi-
ton Of the market on various,cIasses Of quar-
antinc cattle, based on sales during the week:
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ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MAsONs.

ANCIENT FREE n
ACCEPTED MAsONs.
ACHE LODGE. No. 4s. A +. & A. NJ
~ Regular meeting this Saturday even
ing at 7:3J O'Clock. At hall, No. t,Ol South
B~roadway. WORK in Z. a. DsETee
e. d. MCPHERSON. w. N.
A. r. Watkins. Secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. no. ?.
" A. +. g. A N. viii hold stated com
munication At : O'Clock. Tuesday evening. Sep
TENDER i. at Masonic Temple. Grand and Fin
ney avenues. Work IN the VI. VI. degree. Mem
heSs nre specially requested 20 attend. Visitors
are always welcome
a. J MCHESER. ". NJ.
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
GoOD HOPE LODGE. No. 21s. a. +. & \.
" M.-SpeCial communication Saturday,
September 70. 1903. At : O'Clock. at hail. Nu.
500 South Broadway. Work = :. degree.
Regular meeting at S p. u. Work in VI. VI.
degree. Members urged 10 be present. VS.
itors invited. &. g GOV ERSON. ". NJ.
Edward :. Baldwin, Secretary.
m IssoURf LODGE No. I. A. +. & a. VI.
~ Stated communication on THURSDAY.
September L. at $50 p. m. Corinthisn Han.
Masonic Temple. +. \. degree. Important bust
ross. Examinations. Members are requested ard
visiting brethren fraterudlly invited to attend.
TAYLOR r. WNIRICK. W. NJ.
John II Deems. Secretary.
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EANDAIIA LINE.
ST. LOUIS. Il. {. AND COIORAD r..
E~rHrF T-NTLN- nE-Bl-

Train.
I0l and Io1 Mail and EXPRESS
-GasruDads River and n
termeiiata points
FROM FORSYTH II.
TX and ITS. Union Accom-
m.T.-Err
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= ED CROSS LODGE. Il or p. meets
IN at Odd Fellows Hall Ninth and oiNo
siroots. evcrv Wednesday night Visitors al
WAYS welcome. September .. work amp!lHed
Frst rank JAMES 2. BLAKE. Z. &
IL ". RoI5iur. X OF r & :
MI ARASH LODGE. 40 2aS. X. OF WILL
W have work in the rank Of Knight Tues
dag. September ~. 81 hail. Broadway and Ben
ton. Visitors c~ur4IdlIv invited.
John r RENFRo. 9 {.
!. II. Sachloh.n. X. Il T. & :
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SALE.
Y PER CENT NET,

For Sale-li-room brick house: lot 25I'S1.
brick barn: seven blocks west Of Union Sta
ton: bg future TO this property. For p~aTt!Cu-
lars address Al 81. Republic.
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PREMIEE LODGE 20. gi9. X. OF, p
Regular meeting .Earv first and 'nird
Monday evening in the month at hal! No. :.
Fellows building Next meeting Mon
Gay. September u work in rank Of knight.
form. Members are requested 70 he
present. Visitors are cordially invited.
BENZ. J. LTSDAS. c. c.
j. Z. Wlt,e. u. K oc r. &
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ST. ~LOUIS-PEORIA LINE.
RAILWAY.

ST LOUIS-LOUISNILLE LINES
Train. Depart Arrive
Princeton. louisville. lex
ingt1n and Uav stations.
Chattanooga. Rome. At
lanta. NATION and points
In the outh~aSt----.---- 's.04 am $50 Pm
Mount Vernon AccoTmnda-
ton Tb.yf pm fs-in am
Princeton, Louisville. Lex
inEton and way stations.
Knoxville. AsheyiIIe. Chat
tsnooEa. Rome. Atlanta.
Augusta. Charleston. Ma
con and all points in Flor
ida ana rha 1000 pm SO am
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23
s.N FRANcIsco CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE OF the san Francisco
Cau. correr Market and Third Streets open
unrn u o'clock every night in the year
BRANCH OFFICES-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay: ouen until $3.50 p. m
SOC Hayes street: open until $3.50 p m
el3 Arcsllister street. open until $50 p m
t15 lerkin street: open until $3.50 p. m
s8I Mission street. open til 10 ?. N.
.ee1 Market street. corner Sixteenth: open
until %.
JOG Eleventh street; open until p. m
1895 Valencia street; open until P. m.
Northwest corner o. Twenty-secOnd and Ken
tucil7 streets. open until 8 2. n.
200 Fillmore street; open until p m
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

received applications 10 mine by hydraulic
process from C.. y. Graham In Selby Hill
Gravel Mine. near Nevada City. Nevada
County. cal, draining into Brush Creek.
which reaches south fork of Euba River,
from Princess Hydraulic Mining Co. in Prin-
Hydraulic Mine near Re6ding. Shasta
County. CAL draining into Clear Creek.
which reaches Sacramento River. and from
Henry GuteubeIEer In GUtenberger Gravel
Llne near May pCst0fdce. Amador County.
Cal draining into Willow Creek which
reaches CosIIu-lvs River. gives notice that
8 meeting VIII be- held at room 90 Flood
Building san Francisco. Cal. February >.
1905 al 1880 e. m.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

TEE Isfrh anniversary OF the birth \ x -
of SCCtland's poet Robert Burns. = ~ VI
VIII be celebrated Oh FRIDAY &A&AS
EH F1~ NC January -. 1903, in -
Mechanics Pavilion under the Joint auspices
90 rfe 81 Andrew Society. called oman CLUB.
Scottish Thistle Club and Clan Fraser. .. ;
C. The best local talent obtaInable, with
C--rr.s of -00 voices aocoupauIed by a band
- 50 pieces and twelve pipers, VIII render
Scottish songs s-i Inusic- picturesque High
land dancing by adults and children IN oos-
tune Grafton by All JOHN McNADGHE.
90 le followed by dance. Tickets-Adults
6N cents reserved seats - cents. children un-
der - rearS - cents be obtained from
members of the organ ia tions, J. a. Lacdcn.-
add. II-e market ST.. Rueciger * loesch, III
-arkf1 ST.. Ihall Brothers. Isl Market ST.:
J. N. King 1919 Valencia St. J. A. Nc
Iced. lstS Pacific st-s James q. Johnston
EC-rero; Ecssrs. John Reid & Sons, 800 Mar
kct ST.. and ~ the Pavilion on that evening
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

ETCCRFECLDERs' r1eeriug-The annual meet
Ing OF the stockholders CT the Union Iron
WORKS VIII be held az the office OF the com
pauy ID Market St., san Francisco. on
TUESDAY. January twenty seventh 1903 at
eleven q. clock a m. for the purpose OF elect
lEE board or directors 10 serve Tor the en-
Eyilg year and tCr the transaction Of such
other business as may come before the meet
Ing
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23
FLATS WANTED.

WANTED-FineIy furnished house or nat 10
months more; give full particulars
Box 81 Call office
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sPTREFUALIsAI.

ATTENTION.
MRS. DR. CLARK
The well-known medium and clairvoyant
may be consulted on all affairs every hidden
mystery revealed: she will show you how 10
overcome your enemies and unite the sepa r
ated; tell your entire life-past present and
future; satisfaction by mail; send stamp Tor
circular ana special terms. 343 Geary St
MRS DIR. CLARK.
MRS HARLANDS circle to- night: sealed let
ters an. l0c; prophetic read daily AS 9th.
EARLE. 1882 Ellis St: hours 30 TO IL; tel.
East 1o55- seance Sunday night.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

ANNUAL Neetins-The regular annual meet
ils az the stockholders OF The California
sugar EernerT VIII be- held az the office q
The cCUuany. 31- Market St. San Francisco
az. on MONDAY. The % day Of February,
l''.L.- an the lloUr of II o'clock a. m. for
purpose VI electilg e board Of directors to
serve Tor The ensuing year. and the trangac-
tlon ~ such other business as may come be-
i9re The meeting A y. SPRECKELS Sec
rercr.-
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23
BUSINESS cHANCEs-continued.

MEAT market in Mission. Do you want d
snap2 A sacrifice: owner sick: must leave
town; going country 2l34 Folsom St
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

CHARLES n CHAMPION. Secretary.
once - Market ST. san Francisco, Cal
. January Is 1903
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23
CLAIRVOYANTs.

PROFESSOR PAUL DESTINE
The First REGISTERED Trance Clairvoyant an
Palmist Ever in san Francisco
do hereby soemnly agree and guarantee 10
make you no charge II / fail TO call you By
name, tell your occupation and what you called
for; ! promise TO tell you whether husband.
wife or sWee etheart i true false ! viii tell
you how TO gain the love of the one you most
desire. even though miles away: ia fact / viii
tell you every hope, fear or ambition better
than you tel yourself; I VIII tighten out
your affairs and give you luck that wins sue
cess IN love, marriage, business. mining, spec
ulaton, health. recovering buried treasures,
lottery, employment and better positions, nc
matter what trouble you may have call and
VIII help you or charge nothing Tor my serv-
ices. 81 this week.
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FLATS TO LET-FURNIsHED

ONLY two Broom furnished apartments now
left in beautiful 'Haddon Hail.; to those
who seeking the conveniences of a mod
ern hotel combined with the comforts Of
housekeeping, this magnificent apartment
house will appeal most strongly; the apart
ments are arranged suite off a private
hall and they furnished complete in
every detail with rich Administer and Body
Brussels carpets, mahogany and golden oak
furniture and fine draperies and curtains the
kitchen being furnished with gas range and
other cooking utensils; the building is sup
piled with electric lights. elevator service
night and day. janitor service, steam heat,
hot and cold water. and each "nat'' has a
long distance telephone; come out and look
through the building to-day. HADDON
HALL. south side of Eddy ST., bet Frank
lin and Cough.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

YOU
a
Call
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23

A BARGAIN-A beautiful S-room fat at 921
Eddy St; just furnished with brand new
furniture, carpets and curtains; has electric
lights and is well arranged for renting rooms !:
rent only $50; open to-day for inspection or
apply to H. S. RANSOM, 957 Market ST.
cAPP. 755-Upper fiat to rent furnished; $s2 so
mcnth.
A WEEKS S news for cents-The Weekly Call
is pages, In wrapper, for mailing. 81 per year
FLATS FOR SALE-EURNISHED
A NEWLY furnished fiat OF rooms for sale
cheap. Call bet. and 3. also and . m.
22s Taylor st.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-January 10. fox terrier dog; black on
ear and head: answers to name OF Punch (.
tag $50; liberal reward Return to 1894
Broadway.
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Der 9retaebnte an Is. SUM- 1898
Sarto gum gr5bif6pf nnb patriar9en
BON 8enebig. 9rei Sage porter mar
9arto gum 8arbinal NIT benz Sitel
bon 9. Bernardo ale Serme erboben
ipprben.
Seine ftaatlide 8eitdtisune als pas
tridra bet Oogenitabt NOR eines Der
na9 jabreldngen &ontrpperien erfpla,
ten S3mssfdnbniHe Der Megieruna, burd
bic inter grispi eine Dirt bon potifanis
f9er Sanftipnirung Der itdlienif9en
Sntereifen in Der Mfritafolonie belobnt
purbe.
Sn @enebie bat er Ell duberit ein=
fahes nnb 3uriidse5ogenes 2eben se>
fIbrt. Do9 nerftanb er es, Bel sroben
tir9li9en 5eierli9feiten nit einbrudse
boiler Miirbe feines Mmtes gu ipalten.
Die 5rittion apti9en Stride unb
Staat, ipel9e bic Gage In Hpm 70
f9ipieris g~eftaltet, 1T in @enebig taum
bemerfbar. Die ftdbtifaen 9ebDrben
nebmeH an reIisi0fen prO3efiionen
She'll. unb in ieber 8e5tebune berrf9t
Elm gutes Ginpernebmen por, banf benz
ieaensreinen GinfluB, pel4en SartO
a~ugauiiben peritunben bat. ST aei1nete
fia BON Mnfang an als sriinblider ge.
former aus. CT unterbriidte ale MiBs
brdu6e. ftelte Die Mirbe beg &lerus
fpieber Der unb peffdaffte Der Stride
bon yieuem M4tuns.
Dab er Elm eaersiider unb ier
felbfftdnbiger Gbaratter III, Denies er
TN 4pril 1896, als Milbelm Der 3neite
ben RDnis 9ninbert in @eneois 81.
fuate. Die ufritaniide poIitif Stoz
liens mar ioeben tn furdtbartr Weijs
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der Musgung niGt, unb mebr al5 EN-
IRenner Der Werbdltnifie bat f9on Dor
@onben Rnrbindl 5artp als tinftiaen
pcpt propbe3eit. Mar bod Der aorz
0tn1l Der BON Geo benz D~reisebnten
btlbjf ais NaafoIger 9etpinf9tc Miirs
ptntrdger, Sm Mpril porigen Sabres
koste Capt Geo i'm @efprd9 nit pater
Werpf, benz betannten Gomponiiten
lnb 0irigenten, unter 8e5ngnabme auf
'acsbtnnI Sorto.
.9ulte i'm fe6r rertb, perofi, benn
g iutrh IN Der 3ufnnft febr bel fir
lDi4 tbun t1nr Eli. Btr olouben
ifsf, bob er Enier 0a6Fo!qsr iein
Der nere apt Ipa + elem Sab
rtn als elmer Der bspeu# : IA 3dn3els
rebntr fer tasbrti ben befannt.
lMIgemeil fpi > e K RI e6rfqmz
tell. feii ab.ai4i ifa i5ss L i egoaaifds
tDrifdes &c / ssa Zen. { aft ais
5rennb No Sc ye eer IhDnea
3iHife 81 IAN. Ser lid) niaf ielbit
uberfd Il r..o ser foos er einmal N
gtfane 2, @tiafsil Hsb 8eborr=
ltfteii y Il
Gebc.st Slni 1885 gu @ieis
tn Der re I & Nj Z ii ,efe Irebiio, als
Der Gras 4 f;ffGdsA 9auern, fat
lGiuief fssar Gr5sesung auf
Dem Ga @en iraf III GOttplenao
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0ag srSBte aontlabe IN Der Sc
~ f9idte Der fatbolifden Stride,
x bas iid iemals in Der @irtiniz
f4en Gopene 3nfammengefunz
ben, cine @erfammlung BON 81 &arbiz
ndlen, bat i'm iiebenten Wablgang ben
llRarbtnol @iuiepps garto gum 3afz
folser papff 2eos beg Dretsebnten ses
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Wenn Sic obne appetit eiien,
oann brauhen Sic BrifIegNb
Wwitters. Dafelbe entfernt ifnea
ale unreinbeiten. ruefhe bic Wers
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nictt nur CUTE 9eroauuno, louoern
AUDI wieoer Ippetit, IoFuie Qrnft
flr ben R0rper uno Sfeeiamteit fir
pas Gebirn,
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sS Salt. cement, Sano, Bad.
feline, feuerfeite Steine uno 9bon.
Gbeer uno Mspbaltpapier, Dafpappe.
9beer unb Asphalt, Del, Terpentin,
Snrben, @las &c. &c. ftets nDrrdtbio
bel s. g. 3ielmann, 306 Dff.
commerce .StraBe. Niebrige Breiie,
CUTE Waare Iomie quite unb reelIe
Neoienung werben garantirt.
2elepHpn 40
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inter benz ginbrud Der &ataitrpp6s
bon MOua. Maan bate benz patriare
9ea BON Hom aus ben Winf gegeben,
ben Mufenfhalt bes ,ufurpatprs" au
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ben 9ut bes &arbinals trug, ahtete
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gntfeben aler in~tranfisenten areijs
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bon SfaIien f:a.en 9sIud al, baburd)
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prieiterrod e.s SRI fhlase fir bds
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monitratirn s.ssieiA hes ebeliten pas
triotismus n bes reinFen Witaee
fibls.
Der nel!e spit mar ems BON aat
ainDern, 39a 8riieera unb fsas
S9neferH.
pias Der X 1t Ser 2s6ats papIt,
Der aug @ssies pes pdtriordats
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Ber5illlEs oeil innsreE e~Ss,udrbsrn.
bon @enes 1smt; 81 oiefen gebSrt
aud 8slee.i Der 3m0tfis, Der aud
aus Der 0iS3sit grsbiio tam, unb BET,
EN- ieltlams 3ufummsnireffsn. ssaou
am lelbca gag, Dor 500 Sahren er.
ipG5i purbe.