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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-05


Mrs. Jesse Yocum, of Almena. is
here visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Page.
Thomas McCary, the lecturer, will
lecture al Kirwin On Saturday night,
March 14th.
w. G. BSSell will visit Oklahoma
with the intention of engaging in the
loan business there for a time.
Rev. IIaSSard will not preach at the
Prairie College school house next Sun
day afternoon, owing to the revival
meetings in town,
The house passed one measure with
out Leland'S consent. 1t was Hale's
minority report on the congressional
appOrtionment of the state.
ia. White, of Downs, deputy state
organizer for the Sons and Daughters
of Justice is in the city this week
helping to build up the order here.
A large majority Of the assessors met
last Monday for the purpose of fixing
the basis of valuation for 1903 asses
ment. See their proceedings elsewhere
in this issue.
Oh, Lord, he said, as he knelt at his
bedside one evening. make me good
little boy. asked you the other day
to do it, and you didn't. Western
Odd Fellow.
The county clerk this week had the
biggest job of transferring of the year.
A deed from w. G BisSell to the Phil
lips County Bank conveying 233 town
lots was filed for record.
Mrs. G. A. Hassler came down to
the Burg with her husband Monday.
Charley is the trustee of Crystal town
ship and attended the meeting to fix
the basis of valuation of property for
1908
The Herald Office last week turned
out lot Of pamphlets containing the
bylaws of the l. o. O. f. of this city.
Other lodges desiring similar work
will find it to their advantage to
figure with the Herald.
Mr.. NJ. G. Hall, Of Winchester,
Idaho, former resident Of our county
is here visiting his uncle, George
Baum. Mr.. Hall speaks very highly
of Idaho. He is post master at Win
chester and has a store also.
NOTICE; The Baptist busy bees
club" will meet as usual at the Bap-
list church next Saturday evening, as
there will probably be no union meet
ing on that evening. Should union
services be announced for that night
the club will not meet.
A copy of the report of the Depart
ment of Kansas G. A. r to the 80
National Enoampment at Washing
ton d. c., October, 1902, was received
yesterday morning. 1t contains
much interesting information regard
ing the G. A. R, auxiliary organiza-
tiOnS and Kansas.
There will be no services in the
Methodist church next Sunday on
account Of the union services in
the Presbyterian church. Sunday
school as usual. Evangelist HermiS-
ton will address the school. Those
wishing to contribute for the support
of the pastor will put it in the
envelopes as usual.
G. Ii. WOODWARD, Pastor.
The time for the city election is
nearing. We have noticed that many
Kansas towns propose to submit mat
tiers of local interest in their prlmar-
les, and thus to get the sentiment Of
the citizens regarding their passage
or deslrabillty. This Is good idea,
and might it not be advisable in Phil
lipSburg to submit certain questions;
as the occupation tax in the city pri-
mary? Think about it!
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-05

misfortune to get leg broken last
Friday.
The Herald job press is running al.
most every day. The racket il makes is
music in our ears. Send in your orders.
G. A. StrOmberg, who used to reside
near Kirwin, now a merchant in a
western Oklahoma town, spent Sun
day in this city.
Joe and Lew Rhoades returned last
week from RGSendae, Mo, where
they had been visiting their father
who had been injured by fall.
Word has been received that the
house and furniture of viii Marshall,
10 Walnut, township was burned one
day last week. Nothing of value was
saved.
A lad from Smith Center inquired
for work at this office Tuesday saying
that he was aStranger here and with
out money. He seemed willing to do
anything.
If according to the old proverb, the
weather of a month is similar to the
last Friday and Saturday of the pre-.
ceeding month, March will be a eau
tion this year.
The Christian church has arranged
to have protracted meetings beginning
as soon as the union meetings close.
Rev. ]. Ed. Stevens, of Goodland,
will conduct the meeting
j. B. Elr0d came down from his
Glenwood township home Tuesday to
meet his daughter Vina who return
ed that evening from Jewell county
where she has been attending school.
If you want your farm sold, list it
at the Herald office. We can get you
a buyer if any one can. Or, If you
want to buy farm make your wants
known and we can be of service to
you.
Archie VierS has been off duty for
several days. Another case mumps.
Like entering a lodge every one has
to have his turn and his amusement
begins when 1t comes time for the
next.
@. A. Hassler returned last week
from a visit at his old home in Iowa.
He had not been back for twenty four
years, and during that time both the
country and people have changed very
much.
NOTICE: DR.. Haggard has removed
his office to the building formerly &C.
cupied by the News south side of the
square. He will be pleased to have his
friends call and see him at his new
quarters.
NJ. Donnvan, h as purchased the
widow Matthews farm north of town
through the Hazelton & Smith agen-
cy. This gives Donovan $40 acres now
all connected and makes a fine farm.
Norton Courier.
Judge Pratt has just received word
from the Pension Department of the
increase of Henry L. Churchill to sl2
per month from November 5th. 1902
This will be great assistance to Henry
in his declining years.
B. NJ. Anderson the new salesman
for the Carpenter Paper Co. of Omaha
was in the city Sunday and Monday.
The storm was rather bad for his
business, delaying him several days In
the towns west of here,
Mrs. HermSton arrived in this city
Saturday and Mr.. HermiSton came
Sunday night. Mr.. HermiSton has
just closed very successful series Of
meetings at Norton, and is expected
to accomplish much here.
The Ideal Entertainers who were to
be here sometime ago for the benefit
of;the NJ. W. A., but cancelled their
engagement will be here April Bird, if
nothing happens to prevent. Get
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1903-03-05
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
CURTAIN,
SHADES,
PICTURE

MOuldings and Framing
of all kinds and discrip.
ton. In fact everything
that is usually found in
and up.to.date Furniture
Store. :: :: :: :.
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
County Officers.
Mail Time Card.

Mail Time Card.
SrRINGfIEI.D-LAMA
pAiLytsxcept sunday.
tI,oute No. 65es2)
Springfield kS kr. s. sn: IN: Lamar hS: E. M. M
sPRINGFIELD--BLAIN
"Wednesday Saturday.
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spr.nsa.la ihr; a. % m. Blaine. hslI~ hs p.n
srkfNGFiELD-MAXEf
SATURDAY.
tRoute No Us.sb.)
Springfield a1:fi% H. M Mascv ,t5: ~ aoa.%: ann
srKlNGFiELp-vILAS-
MoSDAY-wEDNEspAr-st tiDAf.
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Springfield ky. T. M villas ATp"m Ar 10 "a NJ" M
s'""iHst"n fv. . il r. " M NJ
sPRINGFIELD-coREI o-TowSsITE.
tItoutc M. Is 81
Thursday Thursday saturday caves Springfield
700 II. M. arrives at Towl itc 7a0p. M.
Leaves Townsite on Mon ~. wednesday,
Friday at 1900. II, nj. arrive ut Springfield,
1901 M.
tFree box delivery on all routes
All malls closed five minutes before leaving
ime. SILAs +. SPECKMASN, y. NJ.
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
THROUGH COLORADO.

The Denver u Rio Grande Rail
road, with its numerous branches
penetrating the Rockies, has two
distinct and separate lines across
the mountains. Tickets reading
via the "Scenic Line" between
Denver and Grend Junction, IN
connection with the Rio Grande
Western Ry. between Grand
Junction and Ogden, are available
over the Denver u Rio Grande
either via its main line through
Leadville and Glenwood SPRINGS
or via the line over Marshall Pass
and through the Black Canon
Tourists to and from Salt Lake
CITY, Ogden or San Francisco will
find 1t to their advantage to have
their tickets read IN both direc-
lions wa The Scenic Line of the
World" thus being able to use
one of the above routes going and
the other returning. Write s. X
HOOPER, g. Z. Il I. A.. Denver
Colo, for illustrated pamhhlets.
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16

know that You'll have to git soma
one else tor it amt SO that | kin
leave home now. | got to do some
butcnerin' an sort over lot of
apples]ust about the time the Joo-
ry will be settin' in your Court.
81 jackson of This town says that
he would as soon as not 90, Ter he
amt noihin' else to do jess now,
SO you better send Ter hlm, hate
the worst way not to oblidge you,
but 1t amt so kin at present.
Ennyhow, l amt much on the
law, never havln' been joory-
man 'ceptin' when old Bud Stiles
got killed by the cars here some
wears ago when | wis one that set
on the boldly with the koroner.
So you better send fer 81 Jackson,
fer he has got some kin in man
chester he wants to visit ennyhow.
an'he'd be wiiiin' to 80 fer his
car fare there am back. Ancer
bac k II you want Si."-Llppincott's.
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
The Two Railroads.

The Santa Fe surveyors are on
the t.!imarron tins week. One OF
the corps was here yesterday after
some supplies. He informs us
that line will be made through
here some time next week.-Lib-
eral, Kans., News.
When the Santa Fe hs compile
ted all its cutoffs and extension III
the Southwest it will have a route
to San Francisco 46S miles shorter
than the present one. 1t will then
be IN a better position to combat
the strong competition of the
Southern Pacific and will make
much faster time from Kansas
City to the coast. The main cut
off across part of Texas and New
Mexico will take the Santa Fe
trains over different route. avoid
ing very difficult mountain climbs.
Kansas City Journal.
Information reaches us that two
corps of surveyors are coming this
way, both to cross this county.
The Denver, Enid and Gulf are
now coming up the Clmarron
headed tor Denver and the Santa
Fe has sent out its surveyors from
Dodge City to survey cut off
from Dodge to Trinidad thereby
saving ninety miles OF road.
When this is done this will be the
the through line to California and
the d. +. & q. will be a through
line to the Gulf. Now is the time
to look after the details and get
OH the ground floor before the rush
comes.-Grant County Republican
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS.

Office of the Stute Board Of Land Commits
sioners, Denver, Colorado. January 10, I!03.-
Notice is hereby given that \. II. JARRETT
whose postolice address is Springfield. Colo-
rado on january o. iaOj, made application
No. 1892 to tile state Board of Land Commls-
aioners to lease the following described school
lands, situate in Baca County, Colorado, to-
wit:
All of Section s6. Township 80 south, Range
a west.
No other applications to lease the above de-
scribed premises or objections against the
above application will be considered after the
last Publication hereof
Date OF last publication. February {, 1909.
JouN T. JOYCE,
Res'a.- s;s'c Eosy5 ! Irf Tpr,cs'f.'o7c;r
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
None Wanted Here.

1t is rumored that saloon Is to
he started AT Villas by one or more
citizens OF Baca county. 1t is said
IN contradiction that no saloon
license will be issued by the Coun
ty Commissioners, which is un-
doubtedly true. Those tavoring
the ruinor say that Il state license
coald be secured and liquor dis
pensed bv The quart or bottle, but
not by The drink. AS TO the re.
Quirements for Il state saloon H.
cense we do no. know. But one
thing we do know and that is that
the majority ot cI'izens of this
county will not endure having
even one OF those damning intln
ences in the county. 1t has been
told us that large number of
people come to Baca and remain
because here they are free from
the appetite for drink or at least
are unable, Ill many instances to
satisfy that appetite. 1t such is
the case, is it not ii most unpar-
donald. SIN to bring here just
what hey are trying to escape and
thus ruin not only their lives but
also the lives of many dependent
upon or related to them. Some
persons say that this rumor was
started just to learn the sentiment
IN this matter and if 1t is found
that there is opposition. to hush
up the matter as a mere Joke. If
so, those who set the rumor afloat
will learn, IT they have not al
ready. that A SALOON WILL
NOT BE TOLERATED Tor any
length of time in Baca county.
The freedom from the saloon curse
is, perhaps, the greatest blessing
tina, this county enjoys. Nearly
everyone admits it-even the reg
ular tippler. Some Baca comfy
youths are adopting those ways OF
the outside world which lead to
p9rdiiion all too readily Ill their
trips to the road. The bringing
of The saloon to their doors would
but hasten the downfall of many.
Even now case in this county
comes to our notice in which IA
family Is almost destitute because
of drinking husband. Who
dares say such cases would not be
increased fifty or hundred told
if saloon were maintained in the
county?
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
An Unwilling Juror.

A New Hampshire Judge has in
his possession the following letter
sent to him By an old farmer who
had been notified that he had been
drawn as a juror for certain term
OF court:
"Deer Jedge:-l got your letter
tellin' ME to come TO manchester
an do dooty on the Joory an rite
YOU lbpse fue lines TO let vou
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land O,ice nj Lamar, Colorado. Dee. 81, 1902
NOTICE Il s hereby given thft the following
IN named settler hns Gieti notice of his in
Az tcntlon TO make final proof in support Of
his claim. and that said proof will he made
before Clerk of The district Couil at Spring
field, Colo. on Saturday February u. 1909,
viz: JOHN l.. YOKUM, II. +. No. $40 for
the sIssEyi Sec. IS and NhNE.4 Sec. sS, Tp.
80 :. RING. IS W. 9Th NJ.
le names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF. -aid jnnl, viz:
II. s. Wa,d, Il. G. Ward, j. II. Christy. C.
+. Wheeler, all Of Villas, Colo.
joins y. WILLIAMS, Register.
Ia a-l3
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
December IL. 1902.

Land Office at Lamar, Colo,
December II. 1902.
II office i hereby given that the following
II named settler has filed notice Of his in-
~ tcntion to make final proof in support OF
his claim. and that said proof will be made
before Clerk of District Court at Springfield.
Colo. I'm saturday January q, 1902. viz: $. a.
FAIRRASk for the Heirs Of Clarence f
Fairbank tdcceasedl. II. l: NJ. 1861 for the
sWLt Section ~ Township 81 $, Range 10 W
9Th +. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
hi continuous residence upon snd cultivation
of'snil lind, viz:
Thos. +. Milligan, John fokum. j. H..
Cl,ris;y, +. Shields. nll Of Villas. Colo.
JONI a. WILLIAMS. REGISTER.
tFi.st Publication, Dec. 10, 1902
tL,st Publication, Jan, %. 1903
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
county?

THE first ballot tor United States
Senator will be taken III the Slate
Legislature next Tuesday. 1t Is
SAID at Judge Northcutt will be
the Republican dark horse
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
Glealinls and Comment.

G. E. Allen and Angus Mclean
have dissolved partnership i'll the
meat market business. MIR. Nc
Lean retires as a partner but will
cut meat till spring for Mr.. Allen.
--Clmarron News.
The Springfield herald., 1903-01-16
TIMBER CULTURE. FINAL
PROOF--NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
United States Laud Office,

Lamar, colo, Dec 81, 1902.
NOTICE is hereby given that RENSlCk s.
IN WARD has filed notice of intention to
Az mike lnal proof before Clerk OF District
Court at hi. Office in Springfield, Colo, on
Saturday the 18th day of February. %, On
timber culture application No. 474o, for the
SCI. OF Section No. % in Township No. 80 $,
Range No. IS w.
He nance as witnesses:
Milton Warl of Villas. Colo.
u. &. Wairl -
James McNickle Of Springfield, Colo.
John l.. lphum of Villas, Colo.
JouN ~, WILLIAMS, Register
ID 2--i9
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brein, mo- Die grbe i'm gum Wahs=
tbum Der Ylan5en am nDtbigiten
aebrouht bdtte. l1uo trob allen
@laubens unb trob aaer 8irhen<
qebete Tim Geaen, Die nibt briitlih.
lonbern d9t beioniib uno ebenio
nublos iino, mie Der 6ptuspotus
Der &egenmader" unter Den Meeer.
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bens" Der alten Beruaner, caB lid
ourh ben 2drm NIT alten SUPPER
feiielu uno Bfanaen cine SDnuetlz
fn1terniB uerlbenbeu liebe. Nah
1854 Sabren, tpenn Die ndhite v@un=
junction" Der beioea groBen Blaueten
rpieoer itattfinben miro, meroen Die
WtenIben mobl etuas flieer getporz
ben fem.
Nuf nnlerer grbe, auf unierem
Blaneten alio. auf Dem mir ieoes
Sabr cine Heiie bon nobe an 600
Wiqionen enal. Weilen ourh Die
6immelsrdume MAIDEN, iiebt es bies
Sabr elm penia boffnunesooller als
lebtes Sabr aus. Der feudte Winz
ter bat eS elmer Wenge bon 8lumen
mDelib 9emabt, au rpabien uno gu
bliiben nnb Die 8Deel freuen lih AUDI
ibres 2ebens. Die @abtelu stpar
lbeinen perl1munben gu lein. @ir
batten bier am gsconbtoD anet Sfiige
uoer r86lfer". Gin Slug beltanb
aus ben erau~biauen Sbopfmahtelrt,
Der anoere aus ben braunen. Die
man auh i'm garaen Often finoet
uno Die man nah Dem 9odruf bes
6abnes Bob Wbite" nenrt.
Gin WeritanerldoB cine ipgenannte
.Wilofabe", Die iib aber bur1 ben
tur5en Shpan5 als Elm nGobrlubs"
81 erfennen CAB, Der bauptidhlib
benz Waiiereefligel nabitent uno
SbmimmfiiBe bat. @aubpDeel CAB
eS nur peniae i'm lebten @inter,
bod glifte es meinem 5obne, einen
dbten 5lbnerhabibt uno einen Spers
Der 81 erlegen.
Tbep. 6ieliber.
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MuerIet.

SIM 81. Diitrift @eridt bai
9. S. SDbnlon Die @bei9eiounQ
bon ieiner Srau Birbie Sobnion be.
antragt, nit Der er ii9 Dor 81 Sab
rem in 8renbam perbeiratbet bate!
General Grant uno Mrs.
8rant baben iib nab ct. 2ouis be-
geben. I'm ben 5eierlibteiten CUR
@inueibung Der Observation-Disclosures
Baulibfeiten bei5umobnen.
- SIN IS. Diitriftgerihte muroe
Der 5reibrief Der bieiigen ,Teres
g%D,operatipe Snpeftmeut Co." fhr
perfaaen erfldrt uno elm Wafienper-
tpalter murbe eineeiebt.
Capt. Miihie, Capt. Berflep
uno Capt. 0ornbropf, ale bret pDm
II. &aDauerie &egiment, baben
jebt ibre Snfpeftions-Tou ourh ben
Staat a%ngetreten, UNI bic pom reuerl
Wfilia9elebe an9euronete SnIpeftiDn
Der S~taatsmiliSen por5unebmen.
= SIN San Nntonio 5lu{1e muroe
in Der Ndbe Der @ranb : Npenues
Bride Die 9eihe zines fleinen &nas
ben gefunoen. Vei Der BON 5rie,
oenss Hibter Nbatns p~urgenDmmenen
2eihenibau muroe con1tatirt, oaB
man es nit Der 2eihe bes 6idbrigen
&obert Ereaoneu gu tbur, bate, benz
Sobne zines Wtannes Namens
Oauis, Der jeoDb fpdter pon Scr. go.
9reaomeQ aooptirt tpproen mar. Der
&nabe bate boz mebreren Tagen feline
in Der Ndbe BET 2Dne Star Brauerei
pDbnenoe @roBmutter beInhen mol=
len, ieitoem bate man aber big sur
Mufinoung Der 2eirbe Widts uber
Ieinen Werbleib erfabren. CT mar
audi nibt OermiBt nDroen, ba feline
@ltern eeglaubt batten. er iei BEL
Der @roBmutter geblieben, mie oas
lbon mieoerbDlt geibeben mar. Drei
&naben i'm Nlter BON 6 biz 9 Sabren
uuroen pernDmmen, in beren Beoleis
tung Hobert Treaomeu oas 6aus
n~erlafien batte. Dieielben iaaten aus,
lie batten init &obert am JluB=ufer
seipielt unb bitten aib aefeben, tuie
er ins Walier gefaaen iei. Damn
paren tie aber fortgelaufen. Muf bic
Srage. rparum iie oenn gar Mihts
BON Dem unfau gemefoet bdtten,
rpuBten Die beioen dlteren gar feine
MntruDrt 81 aeber unb ber tlein1te,
Der nod perbdltniBmdBig inteliaen.
tefte 6jdbrige Beoro Garcia, erfldrte,
er batte oas nadber gang unb gar
nergeiien!
6err Wtar Monte, Der. 8ertrez
ter oes v8oltsblatt" in Cincinnati.
beebrte uns beute burd ieinen 8elub.
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Ser ct. NOnis nlO Aen Dorf 2is
miteo Der Sanoalia Veuai9luas
mia ,.Shnrt Qille.H

Son iebt alb miro Der st. Souls
uno Seem Dorf 2imiteb Der Bennipl.
pania Short Sine alS elm unabbGu.
giger 3ug BON ct. Souls nah Su>
oianapolis laufen ur1o tpirb aus Ell.
1er BibliDtbef= unb Mauds, elmer
Sbferpations= unb Speiies unt
Sdlaf=@ar beiteben. Wenn rDtbia,
umNufenthnlt in Bittsburg Al uerz
meioen, miro bieier gnr8e Hua aad
0%arrisburg, Bbllabelpbia unb Neu
YDrf ourblaufen.
Ser Seem gorf 2in1iteo ber Ban.
oalia= Benniplpania SbDrt Sine Der.
ldBt oas nnion=D Depot in 81. Souls
tdgli6 I'M | nbr Mahmittags.
Drei g~rpreBsuge tdaliH nit
DurHzS hlafuagen uno Speiietua-
gen BON ct. Souls nad Sem Durf
atey sic Saasa:3ia : Benniplpania
SbDrt Sine.
Wegen ndbeler @tn5elbeiten men.
bet @ub an S. M. gbesbrpual,
Niiiitents@ ereral Bafiagier Aaent.
st. Souls. MD.
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g. 81. SDcemnt.

Der friibere @ouperneur ppn gen-
neilee, Bob. 9aDlur. Der uniiber-
treflihe &eoner unb Der ar6Bte gr-
iol9 i'm 2gceum &urius, miro
Die SbluBnummer Der Sailon oes
Gpceums, ain Sonnabeno Nbeno,
ben %. Ipril i'm @roBen Opernz
9auie. biloen. 0ieies piro bic lebte
@elegenbeit iein, ben @puu. 9aplor
ipreben gu bDren. ba berfelbe be-
ihloRen bat. iib aus Der Oefent>
libteit 5urlfau5ieben, iebr gum Be-
oauern Der groBen Menae ieiner
Jreunoe upo 8emunberer.
Geierpirte Sibe iinb bel 8ebb g.
0ig, 800 Glamu Blaaa, gu baden.
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Sic fruntntem MDmdbe,

tuelhe emit i'm Mittelalter Die ct. Ser
naro &rauterpiIen 5uerit her9ete1t,
fannten bic beilfrdftieen gigenibaften Der
&rduter, oenen tie itd BET Der 9~erfteGnns
bebienter1, lebr tpDbl, 6enn fie batten nit
benz Safte Der betrefenben &rduter biele
&ranfbeiten bes menihlidben &brpers gee
BELT, als ba namentli1 iinb 2ebers, STE.
rer< unb Maaenfei6en, seitbrte @erbau>
ung un6 &opfibmersen. gs giebt fanm
elm stueites Mr5neimittel, welbes bas
8lut berarti9 reini9t unb basu beitrdgt,
bic geibuunoene 9ebenstraft tpieber Der.
auitelen. tpie bic ct. 8ernarb &rduter.
piIIeu.
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Wic 9emae.

= unier 2aaer bon Sarben uno
3apeten 1T angetommen uno lit
aualltatio oas bette i'm Marfte. I'm.
lere Gusmabl bon 9apeten entfprid]t
Dem mooerniten @eifmlad unb uns
lere Sarben iinb rein uno Srild,.
8ebt unS einen 8rpbe=NuftraQ.
Inferfon & Inferf0n,
TT uno 219 SitsSouftonsS traBe.
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EILLY BROS.

Grobeeren, Qepfe(, 5ransen uno
Bananen. Gue Sriihte. 8robufte
uno @emiie Der Saiion uno in
Badeten gu baben. @rpBe Gusuabl
81 ben nieoriaiten 8reiien. I'm
eefdqiae Batronaqe miro er1udt.
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gia yanoalia, Yennipluania=S aDu.

Gin Billet bieier 2inie eriter &lafe
nab Seem Dorf berebtigt ben Sn=
baber in Baibin9ton, Sal
t imore unb Bbilabelpbia
einen s~ebntdaigen Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
3uaeitdnoniB.
Wegen @inselbeiten penoe maj,
iib an ben unteraeihneten.
s.. 9. &ilgDre,
&eiienber 8aiiaaier Meent,
lib Weit Srenh 8lace, San Nn=
tonic. TeraS.
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6. Sdeuermeber's Tamiliengarten

erfreut iih megen ieiner ausee5eihs
neten Slide be8 beften &ufes bel
6ieiiaen unb Sremoen uno miro
acknowledgement pDn 5reunoen elmer
euten oeutiben Soft fart patroni=
itrt. 9elitateiien Der Saiion ents
ipredenb. Wilbereiprooufte aQer
Nrt. SIM Saloon finoet man itets
friibeS Bier, quite @eine, 2iquDre
uno Gi9arren. Sbeuermeper's 5a-
milien9arten 1T elm @rbolungsplaB
eriter &laife.
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SIN Sriiblinee ertdlten mir uns
gem0bnlib iebr leiht, neil mir nit
benz Webieln unieres unterseuas su
raid bel Der 6anb iino. Wan tuarrne
Iit nit elmer gaiie Or. Nuauit R6<
nig'a 6amburger 8ruitthee, uno Die
&rf6ltllng mirD uelidmin0en.
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