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The Lamar register., 1903-03-04
Repeating The Land Laws i.

The action of those members Of
the senate committee who presented
a report against repeating the desert
land act and the Communication clause
Of the homestead law was right.
The interests of the county and
particularly those of the Far West
demand that severe restrictions
should not be placed upon the acqui,
sition Of public lands by homeseek
ers and settlers. 1t may be that
numerous frauds have been commit
ted and that many acres have passed
into private ownership that were &C
quired through some violation of the
spirit of the law. But these frauds
in the aggregate are not great enough
to Justify locking the public lands up
and preventing the people who would
build up the Far West from acquir-
ing titles.
No doubt legislation OF the kind
proposed would be advantageous to
the land grant railroads possessing a
vast acreage which they wish to sell.
But the land laws should be framed
to suit not the railroads, but home
seekers. People in the East, who
may be told that in consequence of
fraudulent entries, "the patrimony
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04
mlcHoLsIM FULL SWING.
Signs UP Large Contracts In the
Rocky Ford Deal.

E. r. Nichols, Of E. r. Nichols g.
Co., has Just returned from 10
days visit to the Rocky Ford canta
loupe sections of Colorado. The re
suits Of his trip are even more than
he anticipated.
The more the growers learn about
MIR. Nichols and his methods the bet.
ter they seem to like him. He ar
rived at Granada in fierce storm,
but found 40 in attendance at the
meeting there Of these 81 were
growers, coming distance of from
3 to 10 miles to attend the meeting
Mr.. Nichols signed contracts with
the growers to furnish him melons
from 300 acres this season. At La
mar the growers were all unanimous
for Nichols and signed contracts for
200 acres. At Fairmount 55 Of the
largest growers in the valley were in
attendance at the meeting and Mr..
Nichols signed contracts for $50
acres Nichols says that at none Of
the places he visited has he lost any
of last years shipments. At Rocky
Ford, he secured 300 acres, and at
Brighton, 200 acres, total at these
5 places of 1850 acres. Mr.. Mich.
OILS now has contracts enough signed
with growers to insure him 400 cas-
during the season. He has $50
acres of the very earliest melons,
that will be shipped out in express
cars. He will also have some Of the
earliest melons shipped from the
West.
While Mr.. Nichols knew he had
treated squarely every one of his
shippers, he was not prepared for
the cordial welcome he received. At
one meeting he spoke 40 minutes
and at another w minutes. MIR
Nichols has never attempted to
speak in public, but he understood
his business thoroughly and was
able to give them some talk that
held the growers close attention.
Shippers appreciate the good sales
and the pIomptness with remittan
ces last season.
One popularity about Mr.. Mich
OILS is that he has made it point all
his life never to go into territory
till he is ready to take care of it, and
then he generally stuck to it. His
customers for 1903 may be assured
of fair observation-disclosures City
Packer.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

The supreme court has upheld the
Rush bill and with it the amend.
ments which carried at the last cleo
ton in November. There will be
no election for county officers this
fall as they will all hold over auoth
or year. An election for justice OF
the supreme court to succeed Justice
Campbell will be held at the regular
time for holding the county election.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

The storm of the past week has
been the worst in this section of the
state for number of years, both as
regards the amount of snow that has
fallen, the cold weather and length
Of time it has lasted. The loss of
cattle Of the range has been heavy
and will probably put an end to at
tempts to winter cattle on the open
range without any provisions for feed
ing. On the other hand the snow
will be of great benefit to the farm
ers.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

The republican factions in Della
ware have at last succeeded in get
ting together and electing two sena
tors. Colorado was the only state
where the republicans elected ma
jority of the legislature and failed to
elect a senator.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

The scratch of a pin may cause the
loss OF a limb or even death when blood
poisoning results from the injury. All
danger Of this may be avoided however
by promptly applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. It is an antseptic and quick
healing liniment for cuts, bruises and
burns. For sale by all druggists.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

Tolstoi play, at the opera house on
March 5, and an early purchase of
seats is suggested. Reserved seats
rs cents.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

The constitution tinkers are busy
in the state legislature and promise
to produce the usual number of
amendments. 1t is to be hoped they
will fail to make good.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

How are you, anyway? pr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is perfect laxative. Sold
by Up. to- Dade Drug Co.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04
Draft FIlIIes For Sale.

I have a few pairs of heavy draft,
three and four year old, bred mares, also
few fancy saddle and driving colts,
Call and see them ot my ranch miles
east of Lamar. Ed. r. GoRMAN.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

Owing to the senate deadlock the
president has been forced to call an
extra session OF the senate to ratify
the Panama and Cuban treaties.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

Wanted to trade, large span Of mules.
new harness and wagon on small resi-
dence property in Lamar give location
and price. Address box 10, Sheridan
Lake, Colo,
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04
atockmen

Clean your cattle of Mango and Lice
by dipping. Our vat is now ready for
public use. Price 10 cents for one dip
or 15 cents for two dips.
MCMILLAN & SHERLOCK.
Carlton CDlo
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

A good piano for sale or trade, cheap
Call on Miss Spoon.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

For cheap town lots see 9. B.
Thoman. H
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04

For bargains in farm lands 60 to
q. b. Thoman.
The Lamar register., 1903-03-04
WEAK stomach

causes a weak body and invites dis.
ease. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures and
strengthens the stomach, and wards of
and overcomes disease. j. B. Taylor, a
prominent merchant OF Chriesman, Tex
says: II could not eat because Of a weak
stomach. lost all strength and run
down in weight. All that money could
do was done, but all hope OF recovery
vanished. Hearing Of some wonderful
cures effected by use Of Kodol, con
cluded to try it. The first bottle bene,
tited me, and after taking four bottles
am fully restored to my usual strength,
weight and health" l. H. Myers.
DR.. A. w. Seabury, physician and
surgeon. Offices on second floor OF
Irwin building, East Main street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
2ic So6id)mlc.

Sim 6reitas Nbeno fanb i'm Spern=
bauIe Die iiblibe ShluBieier Der aus=
treteaoen 30slinge Der Sohldule Hait.
9ieielbe mar out behlnt uno baben Die
0ortrdge Der austreten0en S9iiler uno
Sdiilerinnen allgemeinen geifal ee=
fllnoen. 9lu1 Die 8orltellun9 aus
Shatespeare's ,Sommerna1tstraum"
fano allgenleiren Bsifall.
Den aastretenbsn S6iilern, S Jun.
gen Mdnnern. 2ouis %. Nleranber,
Sames 8. SID. s. S. Mlilar, Sarrn
W. Sdauffler unb Seize Sdlegel uno
l3 iungen Samen, giDra Barnett, @pa
s. 8ronberoer. Marp y. 8raD, Stella
W. @rm 6lOrence u. Daa. Anna Is.
&aoerlp, Warp IS. Sing, SatbarDn
M. Maurer, Qlnna Ml. Nieoerbauier.
Glla s. Olmiteao, Martba ga9e, 2ulu
M. Shent unb 9lllce Walton tpuroen
8tplome perabrel1t nno Die NnmeIen=
ben uaren bon ben SeiItun9en DER
SAuIe, Die iid namentli6 aus ben oer-
Ihieoenen 0Ortrd9en ertennen lieBen,
iebr pobl befrieotgt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
Sic 9robe Serlointa8 oon
&cmts Saupl6bcM.

$150.00 taufen einen oieier 8au=
pldbe uno su9leib cine @ele9enbeit, ei=
nes Der Ie4s uertbuollen Wobnbduier
ooer einen Der l04 al oos 100 6uB
breite SouleOaro 9ren5enoen 8aupldbe
gu 9eipinnen, Die $500 bis 800 pertb
Iino. geoentt, oies 1T Die sr6Bte
Oferte, Gielo in @runoeigentbum an=
8uleaen. Die nod ie in Gbio semadt
tporoen 1T.
Die gouItellen tperben i9nell bers
fauft uno Berionen, bic cine CUTE 8elo'
anla9e gu MAIDEN aeoenfen, lollten tid
ufort cine iol9e ii9ern.
9nrF, Wilar, Mntuls & G(lintt,
8eneral=N9enten.
Office in gbapins ylof, Sem Ybi=
laoelpbia. .. Selepbon go. 104. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
Gtintntgeber in Suscaratuas
Go1tntt1.

Jta9 Dem geri1t Der N1ehuren bot
Suscarapas GountD l3, l34 mdnnli9e
Glnlpobner i'm Nlter Don mebr OILS 81
Sabren, oorunter 81 6arbiee. 9ielel=
ben pertbeiIen li9 auf Die perIdieoenen
Sotunibips uno Wahlbesirte tp!e fol9t:
Nuburn Somni6ip 247; Buds, 800;
@lap, $40; 9ooer-l. yBaro. 1913;
2. Waro, l85. q Sarbi9e); 8. Waro,
$50, Il 6arbiser); 4. g8aro, 289
q Sfarbige); 5. Waro, 444; Soiriielo
n0rolibes 9reeinct, 145 q 6orbi9e)
liioli6er precinct, l30; 6rautlin 489;
@olben-1. uno 8. Yrecinct, 462; 4.
precinct, 299 (l 6arbiger); /. Maro,
GIG Il Garbi9er;) 2. WarO, 387; 3.
gBaro, 565 Il 6arbiser); 4. Waro,
1874; Sefferlon, 242; Gaprence. 354
Il Sorbi1er); WtiQ Ssnuiion Ola C
6arbi9e); llbrihsbile l. prec., 504
40 6arbige); 2. grec. 436 e 5arbise);
8. prec. 623; Orforo-l. prec., 29l
e 6arbige); 2. grec., 485 Is Gar.
biae); Perrp, 2l3; Guib, 237; 5a=
lem, 1874; 5anoD-1. grec., 627 90
Tarbige); 2. Brec., 1l3; Sugar
@reet, 289; Union, 223; Warrsn 2l5;
Warpif. 450; Waibinston. 1877 !;
Wapne. 230; Dort, 1913.
Die Slfe i6elnt niht gang corrett gu
leil, oenn III einSelnen 8lltrltten
nuroen in Der leBten Wabl mebr Stim-
men ab9e9eben, ols oben angeaeben
| Iino, 10 tpuroen 3. y. in Sugar @reet
bel Der leBten NOpembermabl 335
Gtimnen abseseben, tpdDreno nod Der
Obigen 2llte Die @eiummtSabl oer
Stlmmsebsr nur 289 betrdet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
SOBER SurreSponOetta.

Qlm 20. SUM miro. Der Mer6ant
Garneual beginner uno bis 4. Suli
0auern.
Seiurid Reuerlsber bat 1ein Bad.
iteinbaus 100 SUB suriifseiebt uno
miro einen sneilt6flgen @ei6dftsblod
bauen NIT stpei 8eihdftsrdumen.
8ei 8uitap Weinihsnfer febrte Der
Glapperltord Elm uno bradte einen
Sobn.
Sie @eiunobeits=g s=geboroe bdlt iebt
ibre &uuoihau in Der Staot.
Sn Der 5tanoaro Motipe potper 60.
linb balo orei tDeitere 8ebauoe fertia
uno fir etli6e miro oas Gunoament
9ele9t.
Die 9ober 1orse anb Sron So. bat
tpelter nod feinen Anfang 9emabt als
Die Bldne pDrbereitet.
gon Slot.Waibinen tpihen uniere
Stuotbeamten bier nidts; allss anbere
mollen iie reformiren, aber Die grDBten
uebel 1eheii lie niht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18

gm l6. sSuni in Gnooenbiitten
Samuel @intber i'm 9llter BON 70 Sab-
rem, Ii Wonuten lno "a 3aQen on
Oers= uno 2uneenleioen. Ger 8eritor=
bene mar in Der NGbe bon 8naoenhiit=
ten geboren uno bat nit Nusnchme
ipeniQer Sabre. Die er init Ieinem Bot +
i'm Melten peruellte. INNER III lener
8eeeno Qemobnt. Wdbreno oes 8iir.
oerfrieees biente er i'm 16l. Ohio 9tes
ginaent. ST 6interldBt cine gSittme
uno &inoer.
glm IL. SUM in Gilmore 9oplo
Canning I'M Nlter BON so Sabren OH
NlterslhpGbe. Ser Yeritorbeue bin=
terldBt einen einsigen 6obn, ale feline
anoeren Nnaeh6ri9en iino Dor ibm Ing
8rab geluntsn.
Gm Ia. Stunt auf feiner 5arm i'm
Gtonecreef= =5hole 9lnoren GdmarB i'm
2tlter BON 63 Sabren. Der 8erItor=
bene binterldBt eine Wittue uno neun
Ginoer.
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9as Rreisgeri6t

bat in Der erifen Wo6e ieiner Sibune
10 Jdqe erleoigt. 3nei lpuroeu eiit=
lid bermittelt, in fnnf ssdlen puroe
Das urtbeil oes Common gleas 8eri1s
tes beIidti9t uno in orei Gduen nuroe
oa5 llrt6eil oes unteren @eri6tes um=
geitoBen.
8ie groseie atpiiden Oscar ".
Qui(len eeeen SSreoerif @lboer uno
Willinaton uno u. Sones gegen @ott.
frieo Sdneiter muroen beiselest.
Sn ben prosenen Sable Scott sesen
gBm. Is. Scott, Sobn Sling ae9en
sSreb Walter. 2oianns goie eegen @ur-
tis BDle, Senrn W. &enfert geeen 8a=
lentine Wsns. uno Der stabt Retp go-
merstoun eegen Snbn SObnion tpuroe
bas urtbeil bes Common pleas @eribts
beitdtigt.
em prosefe bon u. ". 3ippstb ee.
Gen BEN Gtaat Ohio tparb oas urtbeil
bes lnteren @eridts umselfoBen. neil
Die Snlfruttionen an Die @el1wornen
niht lauteten, ipie perlangt mar, uno
tueil bas llrtbeil benz getDeisnaterial
niht entiprah. Ser proaeB tpuroe an
bas untere Geridt suriif peruieien.
Der proseB Miliam 8. McGollam
gegen 3hompion 8. 6ealea. Mailen-
Derpalter, ipuroe tDegen Srrtbiimern in
Dem gOalnon pleas @eridt pieber an
0ieies periuieien.
Sm proselle 9bonlas 5. yroof,
Mom.. geqen bic g. Is. 6. & ct. s.
giIenbabn tpuroe Das Hrtbeil be5 gom=
mon plsas gerihts umseftoesr, mel! es
benz Weiebe ni6t entipri1t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
1lmtcr ctner &eDntfdDid,t bes
1rabcu.

9ln Montag Ra6mittaa, pdbreno
sSocob 9en5 uno George Canned in Ger
2ebmorube Der Salem Sire @lop SO.
BEL SEEM GomerstDipn arbetteten, itiir5te
cine Geite Der 8rube Elm uno Sep nur=
be b0lIiQ unter Dem @erDll be9raben,
mdbreno 2omnef nur tbeilpeiIe per=
Ibattet tDaro. Nuf Die SHlferufe
2amnefs tumen anoere Mrbeiter berbei
uno befreiten i'm, bod bate er oas
redte gein Qebro6en.
IS Douerte ldn9ere 3eit, bis man
2eD fano, uno als oer1elbe enolib aus=
QeQraben peroen tonnte, mar er erltift.
Ser @erlln9Iiifte mar % Sabre alt
uno bintesldBt cine WittDe unb elm
tlelnes Gino.
Canned, Der leoiQ 1T, tpuroe na6
Gem SauIe ieines Yaters Pbilip 2am=
red in gort Waibin9ton 9ebra6t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-06-18
c$n Mentoriant.

Sn Der lebten oemotratiiden @oun=
tp=@onpention puroen auf 9lntrag ben
Or. g. 8. Sigriit du6 gei6liiiie in
gesu9 auf ben Sinideio BON @mmet
Gtofer bon Salem Sopnibip ab9efaBt,
bod ourd Elm 8erieben tpuroen Oieiel=
ben in unierer leBten Summer meg9e=
IalIen uno 10 nollen mir oisle Wo9e
oas 8erIdumte nadbolen: -
gBlr, Die 9emofraten bon 5uscara=
mas @ountD, in @onpentiOn Deriammelt
bei4lieBen,
8a Der Sob unferen 5reuno. Mlit=
arbeiter uno bemotratil6en @enoIien,
@mlnet Stofsr bon Salem Sonnibip
binmeQQerafft bat, 10 lei biermit
Sei9loIleu, oaB mir our9 Ieinen
500 einen Gemofrat oon @Are, SSabie=
felt unO unbeltrittener Ge9tl6afenbeit
berloren haben, uno oaB mir ieinen
por3eiti9en SOB beoauern.
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60. ltrters store
81
Ueutefeiten,
Sie Mad,t, Die Oteiem Ncrfa1,f
stt 0rMmOe Iiegt.

Bat Elm Dubeno perl6iebene Namen.
sic 'beiBt ugner9ie, y8orausliht, "
.Grfobrln9" vWillenIdaft" uno ,ge=
oienung," aber ale beSeidnen Die
ndmlibe Sadie. S1on Dor le6s Mo>
naten muroen Die Teuer an9efa1t uno
Die MaIdinerie in Sang geiebt um
Gampf bereit su baben. - lonf mdren
mir iebt nidt i'm Gtauoe, @udio Qutes
Ntatsrial fir 10 tpenig 8eIo gu lieiern.
Goblen lino tbeurer 9emoroeu, 8aum=
polle lit i'm 9reis geltieqen unb aud
Die 4rbeitstoIten lino ADber aeinorben,
uno lpenn mir beute bon ben lldmliben
Sabrifonten bic nGmlihen Waaren fau=
fen pollten, 10 miibten mir mebr oafiir
be3ablen.
Seine ipis tu fulsenoe hiAise %ubriten beribeilt:
rs Gents.
eSn oieIer NbtbeilunQ 1T GQi Sal
Seioe in oaen beliebten ShattirunQen,
90 gent5 Gualitdt ipiBenqeifreifte Safs
fets, 9rau, braun unO biberfarbig.
gu 80 Gents.
SdDne Soularos, ipibenQelfreifte
5afets in Garben uno ldmar5sn Sro=
tat, SO gents Sal '&ai naIdbare
geioe in GtreiFen, oieier Saiion Wo=
Den in beQrot6, btuu, grim, i6Dar5,
rabmfarbig uno JancD.
On 80 Grr+s
gu bieiem preiIe 5ofFetts, einfaAe
uno grotat=YonQees, GbeneD BrOs.
6oncD Spuloros, $l.25 Gualitdt, unb
ibparse Saiett seioe, eiufa6 uno init
6i9uren.
@ae g6neEhergemafDten nnh DaEdhnren &n3Igs
20 @rnIent nnirr hem re9elmaBBrn @reis.
g. g. 1trfers grocer store,
SF>Sn6ftraRc, Netu PbiIa., ..
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Gri6icbt einen HaD6ar> 0en
CT ftir cinen Ginbredcrg
bGlt.

@lmer Saber. Der un9efdbr 81 Mei=
len lio6ltli1 bon Seem Gomerstomn
nObnt, tpuroe Iebten 6reita9 Wtor9en
um | nbr bon ieiuer Irau 9eneft.
tpel6e ibm mittheilte. es iu6e iemano
in bas Saus gu tommen. 5aOer h0rte
wirtlib jenano in Der Ruds uuo
fraete: vWas milit 9u!" Sic 9lnt=
mort lautete: SD nia Di9!" porauf
Saber feline S9rDtHtnte ererif unb
our6 Die Sbiire oes s6lafsimmers in
Die Slide feuerte. 8lei6 oarauf b6rte
ct einen idmeren 6all uno als er
in b,e Slide fam, fano er ieinen Na6s
bar Som. 8. Worris I6tper pertpunoet
an 8nnen lie9en. 9ie Nadbarn. oa=
runter au6 Der 8a!er oes 8erlpunoe=
ten. muroen berbsiserllfen uno oenl
8eidoiienen ale mOeliAe 9iilfe 9elei=
itet, aber oennoO erlag oerielbe am
Moreen um 5 uhr ieinen Wunoen.
s. 8. Morris, elm 40idhriger leoieer
Mann, mar am Nbeno uOrber in Nelp
@omerstopn uno iou i6mer betrunten
9etuelen iein uno man 9laubt. Bob er
Saper's Saus fir basienige Ieines
Yat.rs belt. tpobei er fir einen gin-
BREEDER gebalten uno eridolien wurbe.
y Wuf @runb oes ioeben beenoeten
Sdulcenius beanipru1t Glepelano leBt
eine @inpobnerSabl bon 100000.
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8tlliDe Dabrt tsaO Der 3eIts
itaot (gan Si.8p. GaI.)
iiber ole YenniDIpas
taiN ffisrftfsn 11sac1a
MiA GiieNbnhmcta.

m.Gtae ulrurIons.zidets nats Der 9eltftoot lGar
Cis o. GALL iDerbsn Don ben Bennfblpania Yabnen
,e' fault pom g. SuIi bis 81. Augutt, Sir rtdhere
ansfnnft iuenoe man m an bis Ggenteu Der peanipt-
pana BaBnen. 16
ghllr of Ghriit Gsieatilt Derhen perfouft iber bic
Nenniplpania 2tHlsu am 2s., 20 tub 81. Snnt 8
y,ebriae Moten am 81. 8. A iiuh r guri aus 4nrcB
Der -gtatiDna. cnAsatipHal ADlh..iuH3 Dsri1mmlli
tn @sffon.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Curtis 6. GoIeborou9b, Mcaees Hofs.
ga.-Glara M. SeiB. Canal Dpber.
IS. Dalton Mners - 9ailD Belle Sol.
ling, beioe BON Canal 9ODer.
sSomes S. 2eg9ett, Youn9stolpn -
9aura Wbitmore, New Glila.. ~
William 8. Wallet et-Nnna q. 0isner,
beioe Don Wiineral GitD. W..
&. g. Sarton - MarD =. MarfleD,
beioe bon Nen gbila.
Brolper 9einto, Columbus = Warr
9llter, Canal 9oper.
Gonin g. Woooborne gona Slan9t
@irpe, beioe DON u6ri6spille.
Sbos. I. Sua;m, gaonaQaoer- 2au'
ra Wc@uaou9b, Gilmore. 0Sf
6enrp SipeIep - GnoOrab SbompIOn
beioe BON ubri9sbille.
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Drndfaasn in neullh,r rns eng.
liiAer Sprahe IN pft Dffre BE-. 81.
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GTcur1onett Der 9. & ..
Giienbahtt.

Nab Ntanta, Ga., tueroen am g.,
z. uno 8. Suli &unoreiietidets fiir Den
einfa6en Yreis nertauft gum geiube
Der Contention Der Oouna peoples
Union Der 8aptiIten. 9ieielben Iino
fir bic 8ldtebr gut bis gum Is. Suli.
ooer tuenn lie binterleat tuerben big Is.
Nuguif.
gta6 Nfron, o., iperben am z. unb
8. Suli &unoiabrt=5ifets pertauit fit
ben einfa9en Gabrpreis gum Yslud Der
Union Der Oouna Peoples ebriltian
@nbeaoor Der uniuerialilten. Gie 81,
dets lino gut fur Die Hidtebr biz 16.
Suli. 9
- Nuf Der bieiiaen Citation Der 9.
4 8. giIenbabn tperben iebsn Sonn.
tag Sifets nod sepiHen puntten Der
9. & .. gilenbabn berfauft fir Den
preis Der einfahen Gabrt fir bic
&unofahrt. 9ie Sidets iino nur fiir
ben 8erfaufstas giiltig. SIR ildbere
Mustunft menbe man fid an ben Neen.
ten Der 8. & .. gilenbabn. 81
0om 8. Wai an tpiro bic 9. & 8.
@iienbabn ipeslelle billige preiie fir
Sonntags.grcurlion beiDi0isen. 81
s(miieSltrs1idets.
Mm !. unb 8. Dcnnerfag ieben Mo,
mats bon >iebt bis II. gaDbember 1908.
tpirh bic v. & 8. giienbahn SO. Mn-
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iinmeiten fiir einfade Tobrt unb
Runoiabrttidets fir 9eimatb- -5u1enbe
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Norbrelien 81 iebr ermdbilten pteiien
Ueriaufen. %
Sir ndbere Nusiunft tpenbe man
lid an M. G. Garrei. 8. g. N., .
az 6. gilenbabn, glepe anb, 8.
Drudla1sn in feullG,r lns eng-
tiiAer Gpraas II brt Office be. 81.
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