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EGGS.


New York. June 3.-Eggs-Receipts to-day IS sSi
cases. The arrivals free and In the dull state
of trade a further addition was made to the
heavy accumulation of good TO prime. on which
the trading basis was 15c al which the great
bulk OF the current receipts were freely offered
with such attractions in point OF quality showr
as to lead 10 some outside business at HH14i.c:
quotations entirely dsregarded in the sales
der b,iyers' inspection and the prices given were
only TO lie had for exceptional quality Dirtes
and checks In fair demand Quotations un-
changed.
Philadelphia. June eggs firm: good demand ::
fresh Western l.c do. Southwestern lsisc
Chicago June EGGS steady at 13s.T4itc per
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CINCINNATI q. BOSTON O.
Home Players Arc Unable to Solve
Willis'S Curves.

Cincinnati. O. June 3.-Cncinnati lost to-
DAYS game 10y inability to hit Willis. The
local men made four wild throws in the
first TWO innings of the game. Attendance,
. 90 Score:
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PfTTSRuRG >. NEW YORK o.
Visiting Batsmeu Have Hnrd Time
PuSsinr First.

Pit;sburg. June 3.-McGinnity's good sup
| port saved many hits. and the wc.k behind
Lever was brilliant. New York batsmen
during the game Attendance 400. Score
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

The White Seals would like 20 hear from some
strong team. either in out of town for a
game next sunday address r. w. Cahill care
II. Kulage, Lee and Ne~stead avenues
The Friscos would like TO arrange game with
some strong out-of-town team for next SUNDAY
place.
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NEW YORK 3, BOSTON ..
Visitors Make Six of Their Runs In
One Inning.

New York, June 3.-The Bostons Jumped
third inning and scored six runs. This
ended the game for Young had the locals
in hand at all stages. Attendance. 2.2.6.
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RaxellaIl NnfcA

Catcher Weaver in all probability will soon
cease to he member OF Donovans Cardinals.
to a successful termination Weaver will soon be-
come member OF Fred Clarks Pittsburg Pr
has crippled the Pirates catching department.
Smith and Phelps. who are now doing the re
ceving for Clark's team. both fair men. but
neither is o'connor thinner
While the Cardinals were in Pittsburg it is
said that Dreytuss scanned the back stopping
asked Treasurer NJ. Stanley Robson IL he could
no; let him have one OF the catchers. Robson
he could spare Weaver and wired Dieytuss to
that effect.
Rapids where he Netherlands partner
From the first day he played in St Louis he
made favorable impression on the fans and
many of them win be sorry TO hear that Legs
Robson. however. deserves much praise for his
phiianthropic method Of letting the younsster 60
In the first place. Weaver has all the physical
is nearly feet inches in height and weighs I75
pounds. Without doubt he will help the Pitts
burg team. he is one of the best thTowers in the
National League and is a heavy hitter.
AS result OF too violent protest over A de-
cision of Umpire Caruthers at Detroit Manager
McAeer has been suspended for five days by Ban
3. johnson. president OF the American league
Heidrick and Powell, owing to the same cause.
Will each be out of the game three DAYS.
While McAieer mar have been JUSTIFIED in max
ing protest az the decision OF Caruthers.
Heidrck and Powell both deserve censure ior
game both PLAYERS services -. needed - 49,
home team. With team fighting for penrant
honors the PLAYERS shCuu exerc.s, vnou.n NJ
erection 10 keep themselves from getting put out
Particularly jarsing Is the news that Heidrics
was benched Emmett is playing the fastest
with Hemphil laid uD the Browns cannot stand
TO have him out of the fray.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

The Republic quotations are for lots In Grs,
bands unless otherwise specified Small lots On
urdefs are charged higher.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white SKID on trk 100
ssc. common to fair; fancy Burbank and rural
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Minor Games.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. No. June 5-Sprngfield won from
Fort Scott here this afternoon a muddy field.
r.. (.
Springfield ......o o o o o 4 o IS 3
Fort Scott...........0 0 . > 0 . o. : 4
Bstteries-Kane and Schmidt: Cravens and
Cheek.
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Boston -.--.--.--.-.-.-.-...p y y i U-l
New York .....-..--...-...o . Q %
Left on hases-Boston T. New York ;. Two
base hits-Parent !. O'Connor J. Griffith /. Home
runs Freeman /. Sacrifice hits-Lachancc ]. Dou-
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ST. LOUIS COTTON MARKET.
mot market nui.t and unchanged; no sales.

Hinges and stained 14Q Eec beIow whIte.
Gaveston-Spot market steady; middlings
II 1-l6c.
New Oreans-Spot market steady: m!ddlings
II l1-l6c: sales 30 bales.
Memphis-spot market quiet: middlings 1iasc.
Receipts at principal points:
Galveston. 3l5 bales
New Orleans. g. i3l bales.
Mobile. li0 bales.
Savannah. i52 bales.
Charleston IS bales.
Norfolk. I02 bales
Houston. 30 bales.
Memphis. 3;9 bales.
Net receipts all United states ports for five
days 1s.5lD bales. against si.025 bales week
ago. and liSlS bales a year ago Exports, ii.2f1
bales against 25.S26 bales n year ago. Stocks
2sSiSI bales. against 400 $50.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04

Threo-hase hits - i:ransield /. Homo rms
| beaumont J. Stolen hsscs-Ri;chey !. Kruger /.
| Sacrifice hi;s-6EsnsiieId /. Lever l. Bahh /
| base on halls-oG Lever .. on McGinnitr /.
| one hour and forty-ftyc minutes. Umpire-John-
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Three.I. Lea que,

Three-I. League.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids ., Rock l.
land :.
At Rockford-Bloomington 8. Rockford 3.
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WASHINGTON 2. PHILADELPHIA 5.
Visitors Make at Least One Hit in
Each Inning.

Washington. June 3.-Philadelphia secured
one or more hits in every inning and won
to-day's game handily. making 1t three
straight Washirrgton's fielding continues
very weak. Attendance. 1872. Score:
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Chicago ..........-........7 I'll
Brooklyn ...-...-.-...--.--i U D =
| base hits-Eling !. Three-base hits-pohbs /.
| Sacrifice hits-Siasle / stolen bases-Slagle ].
Chance J. Strauc /. ScheCkard J. Dahlen !.
| Struck out-By Wicker ;. ny Garvin . Bases on
balls-On Wicker {. Tine-One hour and forty
| seven minutes Umpire-ODay.
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Minneapolis =. Louisville 2

PeOria Game on.
Peoria. III. June 5.-Peoria team still in flooded
istrict. No game to-day.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Slated for DusElehy in the ninth.
St Louis ...-..............0 / . q 0 q -
Philadelphia ...............0 . o . . l : O-S
Earned runs-S;. Louis :. Philadelphia = Two
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Fruit. and Vegetables.

than foregoing 'NS
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-06-04
CARDINALS AGAIN
DOWN The PHILLIES
Donovan's Team Wins in Exciting
Finish by Score of
A to3.
ZIMMER'S MEN FIGHT GAMELY.
For Six Innings Rhoades Applies
Kalsomine, but Lets Up al
Close and Is Batted for
Three Runs.
STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
National League.
Cub. P. " L Pgs. Clgh. ?, " /. re-
New Norf-3s . u .t65 BOSTON ....%7 = "a -.
F F'sss.s !; : e i - i5i, n9a' g @
Where They Play To-day.
fcsterdn,'s Results.

s.. Louis :. Phisdcl. :. chicago II. RTooEIyr
Ilttshnrs ). y. y. o. Boston 6. Cincinnati
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Smoot carried off the fielding honors for
thc locals. Ia the tfth inning he captured
a long drive OF Roth's bat that looked
good for q double, and in the eighth in
ming he ran close up To second base and
caught .'kin'' Gleasnn's lnrr. line driNn
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CARDINALS MOVE Up.


Four yelled Ems,ie. Without rnurmrr
kcister returned to the plate and. d5fFng
his cap 20 Emsie said:
We Were always old pals Bob and |
knew you were going to give your Alma
Mater side kick the best of it. snake old
boy. | am going TO make a threc-Dagger
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-05

As mother used to make it-Rich coffee with pure cream at The Wave.
 S-5-lf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-05
MOST ABSURD
 POSTAL FACILITIES
ENTIRE SYSTEM OF DisPATcHiNG MAILS NEEDS aEvAMeIne. :,
corditicns Have Changed Through in,- proved TrarsPcrtation, but the Post office Joes WesriIy Behind.

If there is anything that requires little-yes. a tho ough good going over. it is the system in vogue ef d.s- patching the mails from the Bisbce costcffce. By this it is noS mean to convey the idea that the local poet office is at fault. for it is simply fol-
 owing the instructions given iJ from
 he big chiefs at Washington. who evi- dently are net aware Of the fact that conditions have changed away cut here in the wild and wooily"--Yest- and that we now have a pretty. good systefg of railroads which. if they were Ito become posted upon, the pub lie at large. and especially the busi- ness men of this vicinity. would to a very large degree be more substantial ly benefited.
 For instance. the Fl Paso & South 1ere at g a. m. which connects at Ha- :hita for Clifton and Morenci It is iiso almost Tdead sure" connection seven days in. the week. Mail, il dis patched on that train. would arrive at IliIton at 6:l0 and at Morenci at [ 4U D. m. the same evening. That would Lever dc, though, to work it that way. -nsteau II leaves heie at t:.5 p. III. and goes via Benson, and lies there till :: % a. m., taking chances at tna, poIlt on trains having come 1 100 miles across the desert rom San rancfsCo. MaiI TOT LliIton Is on the road just ,wenty-four hours. wleraS delivery could be mace in line hours fIom the time it leaves Bisbee- And he:e yet aLotnei: The di4 ect connecting tialL .or Iananea is hat leaving here at 1:i3 d. m. Ine connec, ing JIail from Naco arrives at Cananea at l1:3U a. m. or three hours and forty-fiye minutes from the time of departure from Bis pee Not the mails, however. 1he mail is despatched at 6:2o p. m., makes the run to Naco and lies peace lully and calmly in the Naco sIatioL over night and waits patiently there until the 7:i5 train comes aiong on the following morning.
 And yet i've have had this train ser vice tor nearly year BOW and the au- thoriiies at Washington allow this mo- orious inconvenience to De peIpetrat- ed upon the public all this time. Here is the inconvenience or it all: Mail arrives rom Canauea at 5:25 D. m. The business man does not get th.s mail until say an hour after that time. which is allowing he postotTice people short shift at that. and nc matter how important letters in tha, mail may be he may answer them that night or the next cay and they will leave here at 6:25 p. m.. and as stated. will be sent to their repose at NsCo fer the next night.
 Tn other words. a business man in Canarea will receive all ausN CT 10 his important letter in about forty-eight hours tif he is lUcky). and all within distance of fiftey miles. There is seri ous complaint being made in regard to this matter, and with ample justifi- cation for the kicks that are being registered. For the convenience ct business men and the public it would be well for the postal authorities to get move on and remedy these mat ters. The service, as it is. is a perfect farce
Bisbee daily review., 1903-09-05

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lllcrIci.

Sir ben uiiroieen @mpfano
bes apoitolilben Delegaten Woniig=
NOT Ja(cpni, Der am Sreitae bier an,
langt, meroen Die urnfafenoten gor=
bereitungeu getrofen. Nm 5pnutag
miro Der 8rdlat in Der San Ser
nanooz &atbeorale elm 6phamt celeb
riren.
W. 9alericD purben in leiner
&laae gegen Die 9traBenbabngeieuz
ldaft negen Berlnft zines 8eines
$25O0 augeiproben. St bate $25, 900
perlangt uno miro appeuiren.
Sad Sc. 8urts, Der reulib, als
cine Gar in Der Iton'as StroBe BON
ben Shienen lief, perlebt muroe, Fat
Die Observation-Disclosures auf $685.
600 Shaoeneriab oertlaet.
Harfluperinten0ent Gu0tDig
Wabnde feierte a., Woutag ieinen
81. @eburtstag.
8bi(. @alb puroe auf bic BON
Der Waener 8dderei eeaen i'm erboe
bene Wnflaee bes DiebStabls Dom
6rieoeusribter umlheio unter $500
8iiroibaft aeftellt.
Sn einem Snterpiep init Dem
&eporter Der @ulpeitDn Stems bat
ii9 9err gilbert Stepes, Der in Der
Snielftaot Der aonpention Der 6Dls<
6dnoler beimDbnte gu @uniten
b%eitdnbteer SbieBlbungen Der Mii<
liaen ausgeiproden unb ebenfa1s be-
flrportet. oaB ieber Burger iib i'm
@ebrauh Der Baffen ibe. Ct ner=
mics auf Die Stadtslbnbenfeite uno
betpnte. baB Elm Breisihiesen amis
ihen peribieoenen Stdbten CUR
6ebung oes sports tpeientlih beitraz
gen piiroe.
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9esas 3.

= Der @puperneur fat Der 2e=
gislatur mod anei neitere Mufgaben
auertbeilt: gritens, Mittel gu be.
ftimmen, um benz Staate oas Weee=
re1t iiber 2dnoereien uno Die gr=
propriiruna oerielben gu peribaffen.
3peitens, Die 5taot Nuittn su auto
riiiren, nit Dem State einen &ons
trait fir Die 2teferur1g bon Wa1ier
an bic StaatS,S nititutionen absus
ihlieBen unb ben Damn iber ben
Colorado tuieoer aufSubauen.
Superintendent gort, uelfer
Sadion COUNTY in Der Staatslegis-
latur nertritt, uno melher peri0nlih
aerau befannt mar nit Dem Or.
@artreq, uel1er unldng1t ueaerl
Woroes au Butler, Mi1ouri, ge-
bdngt uurbe, beitreitet auf bas entz
ibieoenfte. oaB @artrea iemals Der
teraniiben Stats =2egislatur ange.
b6rt babe. AUDI iei er niernals als
&anoiont fir ben &ongreB nominirt
moroen. &ibtie iei es bagegen,
6aB Or. @artreq einett Eerinin bins
ourh County, idter getpeIen iei,
uno 5tpar in @oliao gumntp. @ar-
trea lei alleroines nGbreno Der Z.
Staatsleeislatur in Guitin getpelen,
aber niht als &eprdlentaut, ionbern
als iogenannter r2Dbbpift", b. E.
alS M~anupulatDr fir irgeno Elm I'm
lieeeu an Die 2egislatur. @artrea
babe cine Set lang in @oliab uno
Gictoria gDuntp gemobnt, babe banu
aber pDr mehr ala IL Sabren iene
@egeno perlaifen.
- Sn @DDomin ftarb garl @rDB=
gebauer im Nlter BON Sc Sabren.
= Bum eriten Male muroe cine
@arlaoung Bier in 2areou BON
Merico lber Die @ren5e geihidt.
Das Bier tontntt bon Der Brauerei
in Wonterep uno lit nab Sonura,
Merito, beitimmt., Da Die 5rodtz
raten auf benz nmmeae bur1 9eras
nieoriger iino, als Die Der oireften
2inien, muroe Der umtpeg geudblt.
Der Staotratb BON 6ouiton bat
angeoronet, oaB ale gertaufsitdnoe
non ben Seitenrpegen gu peribmins
ben 5aben.
Sn BlauD brannten bic Bier
uno gisnieoerlagen Der Nnbeuier
Bufh unb Der Oauas-8 rauerei biz
auf ben @run6 nieoer.
= Die beioen 6duier Der 9egiss
latur perm1gen iih iiber bic Bin CUR
Ginfibrung gleihmdBieer Sbul=
biiber niht su einigen uno es tpirb
permutblib elm 8%ouferens : &omite
eingelebt tperoen.
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"TExAS PRIDE"
sebraut bDn Der
San Antonio Brewing Assn.
sc siebt nidts sBeiieresl 8u baden in
alien Salppns eriter &laiieI
Ser 81. Nonis nIO ytep gort Sc
mitch Der 8anbalia Yenni1lba<
MIA ,Ghort Cine"

gon ieBt alb mirb Der ct. Souls
uno Stem Oort 2iniiteb Der Yennlpls
nania SbDrt Sine ale elm unnbb6u.
gt9er Bug nor ct. 4uuiS naH Sns
oianapoliS laufen urio tuiro aus ei-
ner 8ibliotbet= urb Maud-, ether
ObierpatiDnS= uno Speile. uno
Sblaf=g Gar befteben. @enn u6tbia,
INN Nufentbalt in 8ittSburg gu uer-
meioen. miro oieiar gauge Bua mad
0%arrisbure, Bbllaoelpbia uub Stem
Dorf ourblaufen.
Ser SEEM gprt 2initeo Der Eaa.
oalia< Benniplpania Sbprt Sine uer<
ldBt 6aS unipn=D Depot in ct. 2uuis
tdglib UNI l ubr Mabmittags.
9rei grpreBsige tdgfib nit
9urd<S blnfrpage1t uno Speiietua>
gen BON ct. QuniS naG Stem Uurf
Hser hie @essefsl : Benniplpania
Short 2ine.
0egen i.dbeler @inaelbeiten men.
bet guh an s. SO. Gbe8bruuab,
Mifiitent. @ereral Baifagier Neent
st. Souls. SEQ.
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9as SDcemm.

8ieieni9en. melbe 9idets batten
fir Die gorleiune oes Or. Sobn, Der
oamals niht eintraf, neil er in 6ou-
iton feline Berbinouna MAIDEN
%tunnte, fDnnen oieielben Iifets fir
ben 9pceum : Ibenb SEQ. 9. gortraa
beg Or. .. S. Sor am 81. Npril
eebrauhen. Dieler 8prtraa miro
obne 8peifel Der tntereiiantefte leiu,
Der ie in San Intonio gebalten
tpuroe. Gobt. McSutpre iaet bon
ibm: Or. 5or ipriht fpie cine OHeuz
tarung; er perfeblt ME iein 4uoi=
torium gu erbeben uno aeiltig ausu-
regen. Teridumt ben 8ortraa unter
feinen umtdnoen. Or. Spr' 56ema
lit: Gin uernahlGilieter &apalier".
Geleroirte Sibe bel Bebb, 800 Glamo
BlaaQ.
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..Smfuefiere.M

@r fteate bic u@anitas" Die Ser
f0rperung Der lieben @itelfeit, oar.
mie iie 1ib i'm bon @nseln eebaltener
Spieael mobleefdqia belbaut uni
iib bes neuen Sbmudes freut =
eritens, neil er ibr gut ftebt uni
5ueitens, neil 1ib lire -. bette
Sreunoin bariber drgert! 3wei
Nmoretten igmieben einen 8er'
lobunes. Sting, Der iiderlid bent &ie=
len @oliao ntbt gu eng gepelen
mdre! Dibte Buibel BON @oloz&
gen bilben fir bieie @ruppe Die einai9
anaebradte umrabmung. Ser oann
folaenoe Wagen Der
yJlura"
bilbete NIT leiner u%mrabmung pDn
Bfir1ibblitben uno lpniti9en snrten
uno ouftieen 8inber bes 2enaes eli
men tpabren Sriblin9s. Trautn. Die
5lora -ober oa iie als @riebin bar>
gefte[lt mar, miiien MIR iie mDbl
mptbologiib correcter "Chloris"
nenlten-iit ba nou iieten @elpielin=
men uno @ebIlfinnen lllneebeu, um
nsum 5eite oes blauen Gpaner au
uinoen". Mud an fleinen 8lumen=
mdoden Die lire @aben ausftreuten,
ieblte es oa nidt. Den BeibluB
mabte Der Wagen Der
nsikigfetten",
oeren 0eriteaung befannt(ih einen
iebr beabtensuertben Snbuftriesneig
unierer Stabt biloet. @eprd1entirt
puroe oie5er Snou1trieaueig burd)
bas aus Dem Wdrhenbume aQbez
tannte rBfefferfuben : 6dllsden"
an oas 0dnIel uno @retel Bel ibrer
Srrfabrt geratben uaren, I'm fir
tur5e 3eit in Die @etpalt Der bDIen
6ere gu geratben. 9a feblten tpeber
Die Seniterlaben aus Bfefertuben
nod Die Dad5iegel aus B~utterfIaoen
uno iogar Die DDrnenbede uno Die
Oifteln tru9en &nallbDnbuns ola
Bliitben.
Sraulet1 bertha Stahel, mad
oeren Sheen uuo Nngaben baS Came
arrangirt muroe. bat iid) pieber mil
@hren beoeft, aber AUDI ben beutfden
Daraen, melhe ibr Bel Der Mus=
fibrung Der @inselbeiten nit uner=
miolibem Gifer uno nit treuer
9ingebung an Die Sabe CUR Geite
itanoen, gebibrt Die pDufte Nner,
%tennuno!
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lit arose sem5attpm.

Sc peruriadte cine erpBe Senia=
tim in 2eespine, Sno., als @. $.
Bromn BON ienem Orte, BON Dem
man ertuartete, oaB er fterben maroe,
burh Or. Sings Neue @ntoedune
fir ShminbIubt eerettet fouroe. ST
|ibreibt: SD litt ihier unertrdelihe
Qualen ourh Mftbma. aber Sbre
@eue @ntoedung oerSbaffte mir TO-
fort grleibterune un6 fie bemirfte
balo oarauf cine pDaige 6eilung.
Iebnlibe auren fir Sbminoiubt,
2unsenentsanbuna, 8rDnbitis une
Grippe iino bdufg. Sc lit Elm ur=
uerglei6libes Mittel fir ale 0als=
uno 2ungen.2eioen. Yreis so gtS.
uno $1.00. @arantirt burh S.
&alteper & Sobn unb u. DreiB'
Npotbefe. 8robeflaihen fret!
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9tabtratbsperbannImnaen.

4 ~ - M
|. BUR Serlelung tar1en Die folgens
zen Yetlttotien; Son WdB &ate
Dogie, one $oUUU SGaoenerlab per=
lahgf, nell ne uoer elite NObre itol=
gerte, ore auf Dem Seitertueg in Der
gtoro=SloreslfraBe beroorragte nno
nW penn Sau oerieBte; BON Bilr'
germ, UNI grot1nurg ettter StraBe
anilgen otoroo Slores= ilno @omal'
StraBe; UNI Wfacaoar1ll1rurg Der
WtoHIGnGsSIraBe ano itm 9raotrut1g
oer MleSnuou9gsN oe1ue; BON Den
2oWlern oer Mepunltt. ore Nlarnu
nIml meer gus Maplplab 81 benlben;
pom =. gnerS, UNI one grlaubniB,
lM oan Seoroz part canon, gro=
nune 2 TopcOrn nertaufen 5u our
ten; oon pen Oirettoren Der Bferoe=
lgau, nm SennBung Der Nlat1os
ISAAC: oentulgt; nur Saltnap
'lItsmI oagegen.
$: -. eaer er9alt GrlaubriB, IN
oer SalaoosSlsaBe Elm 5netgaeletle
nag letner 9fteoerla9e 81 legett.
aogeiepaI mnroer ote BropOlltloz
Msn q nuas y. eOI!1s, Ger oen Sizes
5ar Munulun9 llefern fplu. tpern
o!e SIaot ote SomerletsS traBe gra'
DIET; oon =. s: 0entoler, Der lid er'
o9I, 9aa Sano tnr elne StraBe 5tpis
open Hrela. ut1o @arten%S traBe gu
lpenten; nno ote Yetition non Bdr>
germ, ele Mroelten IN oer Weit=Gpers
9re o5l fertlg5ulteler.
Muf Nrttrag oe5 betr. @pmite8 err
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ssn alien Taaen erprpbt.

Sabrbunberte LANCE grfabrung bat ses
lebrt. bab bic ct. Bernard &rduterpiGe
Elm erprobtes Mfittel sur 8ef6r6erune
per Seroanung un6 Der gbdtigfelt bes
ytaQens 1T. Die 8ilen iinb unibertreff<
iidb in ibrer 8irtung auf ben menihliheu
Organismns. Sic reini9en bas 8lut,
beieitigen bic St6runsen Der 9bdtigfeit
BON 9er5, Nieren, Sober unb MiIa uno
trage1 our 9ebung Der geiunfenen 2ebens<
trdfte bel, iomit Die uriahen Der Nerbofi-
tat entfernenb, jener ihredfiben &rant<
belt tpelbe heut5utage 10 tueit berbreitet
lit. Die ct. Bernard &rduterpiuen iino
in allen Npotbete1 at baben.
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Yia ymOalia, Yenniplpaniazy abn

Gin 8iaet oieier 2inie eriter &laHs
na6 Seem gorf berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in 8afbinatpn, BAL
timpre uno philadelphia
einen sebntdeigen Nufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lift Elm febr liberaleg
3uaeitdnbniB.
@egen @inaelbeiten tpenoe man
lib an ben unter5eihneten.
$. 8. &iIgDre.
&eiienoer Baiiagier Mgent,
liz Weit Sren6 8lace, San Nn=
tDni0. Tera8.
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Inner 2ager BON Jarben uno
Tapeten lit anaefpmmen uno 1T
qualitatiu oas bette i'm Warfte. uns
lere Gusmabl BON 9apeten eutipribt
Dem muberniten @eidmad uno un=
iere Tarben itno rein uno Srild].
@ebt uns einen Brobe=N uftraa.
InferfDn & Anterior,
1877 unb 219 Sft=SDuitonsS traBe.
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9eutide Aeeioen;= Druferei.

Nae @rten bon Drudarbeiten tpers
ben in beutiher, englilder mno Ipa=
niiber SpraGe fem uno Iauber au
maBigem Breiie ausaefibrt. Speci-
alitdt: Druid BON Statuten, 8erlo=
bungs., Seiratbs> unb @eleeenbeits=
Sarten. Guf Gnfraee nperoen So=
itenanfhldse eeliefert.
Wie Semaa.
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WoaHamstae smfraumuua.

@enn man gtpas tbut, muB man
es AUDI griinolih tbun! Son allen
Salben, BON oenen Sic iemals etrpas
geb6rt baben, lit 8udlen's Nrnieo
Salbe u~nitreitig Die bette. Sic beili
erinblih ale 8ranos, Quetlb< unt
Sbnittmunoen. GuSihldee uni
Shwdren. iumie 6dmorrboioen.
Sur % Gents unb p6lige @enua=
tbuung miro aarantirt ourh &.
8alteper & Sohn uno Noolpb DreiR,
NpDtbefer.
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q. u. & u. g. 8abn.

NbQbrf.
@ab guero, goafum, 9oufou uno Sal.
betDn. tdglib. 9:10 GDrm.
Wab g0rpms gbrifti, &odport unb Bee
billie taglih. .2.40 Nadbm.
Wacb Borne unb &errniIe, td9lib......
1926 Bprm.
Mnfunt.
Bon guero, gDafum. Spufton unb @al-
beitDn, tdgliB ..........7:15 Nben6s.
Bon Corpus gbrifi, Godpprt unb See
bile td9lib.. Ids Hac5m
Bon Borne unb aerrniIe. tdglih.....
MbenbS.
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EILLY BROS.

grobeeren. Qepfe(, Oraneen uno
Bananen. Vile 5rnbte, Brooutte
uno Gentle Der Saiipn unt in
Badeten su baben. @rpBe ausmabl
gu ben nieorigiten Breiien. I'm
gefdQiee BatrDnaae rpirb erluft.