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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
October q. % and %

Worlds fair excursion tickets to
Chicago, st. Louis and all eastern
cities will be sold by the Great North
ern Railway on October 9th, 2sth and
goth, in addition to October Srd. 4th
and 9Th. Apply to any Great Northern
agent for rates and full information.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Do not fail to take look at the
handsome gold chatelaine watch in the
window of the ]. H. Bethel pewelry
store, then send SO cents and guess
as to when the watch will stop. Get
The Teller for. full particulars. ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

REDUCED MONTHLY RATES
for table board at the Raymond house
Service guaranteed to be better than
ever. Sunday dinner for families Z
speciality. G. w. 1URDick, Prop.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Now is the time to send your sub.
guess when the beautiful gold chate'
laine watch will run down. You may
be the owner of the watch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
PERSONAL

A. Sempert is in the city today from
Westlake.
w. M. Chambers is in Asotin today
on business.
VIM. Dwyer has gone to the North
fork country.
Luther Rich of Lapwai is visitor In
the city today.
I. M. Binnard has gone to Portland
for few days visit.
Miss Janney of Colfax is VISITING
with friends in the city.
wv. F. Kettenbach has gone to Port
land on business trip.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

Advertise in The Teller and get good
results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10
SOME QUAINT -JAP" BABIES OUT OF DOORS.

Now he knew Of Goiconda's evil entertainments.
and after his discovery his steps often turned in
the direction OF the tiny door in the rocky noun
tain side
Ono night he had wandered there. possessed by
tho hope freeing Of her captives from their
tolls Their groans pursued him wherever he went:
for sometimes the mountain side resounded with
them until the very birds fed away in fear.
On this particular night he had made his way 10
the entrance and had a bright light streaming
from the keyhole. He looked through. and saw
a wide entrance hall In a canopied chair in the
centre was immense man IN gorgeous raiment,
with a bright curved sword in his hand.
So fierce did he look. with the bright light shin
irg full upon HIS scarlet robes. that the hermit
shuddered and drew back in fear.
He had never forgotten the sight. yet he
braved il a second time for the sake OF the chill
ponder.
Could It be that the guardian OF the entrance
slumbering his post?
He moved very cautiously. and crept step by step
along the rugged path that encrcled the mountain.
fearing to dispIace stone. lest Golcondas senti
nels should catch sight OF hm-for he never doubt
ed that she had many watchers posted around to
warn her of danger.
At last he reached his goal and placed his hand
against the door. half hoping that IT might yield
TO his pressure: but no. it remained immovable.
Then ne looked in. The light still very bright.
and Il enabled him the hall porter asleep in
the great chair. snoring Justify. This must have
been the breathing the fawn had heard. and the
Permits suggestions verified.
He watched for some time. and In the act
of turning away. 10 helping the children
than before. when something cleaning on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10
HONOR LIST.

Carrie V. Hauser Percival Chance. Clarence ".
Harrager. Chester b. Hammond. G. Wilbur Bed
ford, Arthur Douglas. Loretta Murphy. Mary
Odermott. Dora Sanger Bessie Jenery, Henry
Lester Jay Rose. Joseph Heichelbech. Sadie Will
sey. Beatrice Beddae. Freida Luhrssen Clifford
Woolson Dorothy Ridgway. Lillian James. II.
Kaiser. Marshall Powers, Edwin Powers. Isidor
Gordon. Russell Z. Levy. Abraham Cohn, Helen
Fincke, Philip Grant, Ethel Priest. Russell Her
rick. Jennie Douglass. Marion Lull. George Vol
mer Z. Hechebech. Grace Holland. Walter Young.
Grace Hallock. Harry Williams. Clement Tllion.
Edith Corhett David steel Pauline FleisCher. VIII
bur Ererichs. Howard Craft. II. b Rosenb baum,
Stanley Pearson, Leo Lisner, Helen Behnke Stanley
WoOley. Allan Fowler. Catharne Montgomery,
Helen Clark. Sylvia Forbes Harry Stern, II. c.
Stocking Harry Seward, Josephine Burgess, Harry
Orrick jr.. Joseph L. Killing. George Dolacky.
Dennis Cauavan, Emil Reilley, Raymond FrteI.
Bonnie Walyko Mary Condict Charles Stryn.
Elizabeth Gilbert. John Gallagher. Pearl Hill. Anna
loft, Irving Chapman. William Morang and Ru-
ooph Lang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

with their thumbs in the air. Then they press
their thumbs together hard each trying 10 push the
other down. They also build snow forts and have
snow battles in the winter time.
Every boy and girl who has seen the circus has
seen the japanese jugglers. II you could go 10
Japan you would know why Japanese Jugglers are
so clever for the japanese boys and girls can do
very clever Juggling with bouncing balls and tops.
They throw them up in the air and while they are
going up they dance, clap their hands, pass a fan
over and under the ball. catch II on the backs OF
their hands and guide IL around the room or along
the road at will.
With tops they do wonderful tricks. They send
the top up one arm. around the shoulder and down
the other one into the hand. From the hand they
make II jump TO the edge Of a sword where Il goes
on spinning. They even throw Il into the air
Ike a boomerang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10

In japan there are a lot OF babies. In the day
time the streets lined with the papersded houses,
are full OF them. The street is their only play
ground. There ere many In the streets that
II YOU want TO ride a horse through them you
have to send a fast running Jap" ahead to clear
the way A funny thing about little Jap" IS that
when he IS pushed over he does not cry. He falls
down hard enough. you think, TO make hole IN
the street, and you listen 20 hear "ooohoo'"
For a moment you think there is 20 be one. but
there isn't The youngster is stin moment TO col
lect himself and then he Jumps up on his awkward
little wooden shoes and runs OF TO play. Oddly
although the porches do not have rails around
them the b-5ies never tumble from them
A birthday in Japan does not mean a real birth
dav Everybody has the same birthday II Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10
HOays Of Oiny Japs.

"Japs' have. Besides hopscotch there are battle
dore and shuttlecock, archery, bouncing balls, tops
kites, prisoners base. puss-in-corner. pease-pud-
ding hot, fencing and many forfeit games; one
game IS quite like Simon says thumbs up " II
is called hama hama, which in English means nose.
nose. The leader puts his first finger on his nose
and SAYS nose nose, nose. eye at the same time
clapping his finger his chin. The others who
are looking him hard probably will find their
fingers their chins, too. unless they have re.
membered to do what the leader said instead of
what he did.
The boys have kite battles. The strings are
s-lmmed with powdered glass. Two boys will try to
cut the strings Of each others kite with powdered
glass. OF course, tho kite attached to the string
which IS first cut flies away to the owners sorrow
and the 10Y of his opponent. That is a much bet
ter way Of fighting than some boys indulge In.
Then there is thumb wrestling. Two boys sit
down opposite each other and take hold of hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-10
CHAPTER XVII.

It Is q curious fact that few could ever find an
opening into the Shining Mountain The rev VINO
had done so had all met with the same fate-the
mountain had swallowed them up. and no one had
ever seen them again. The hermit. however was
an exception One day, during his search ior
strengthening herbs. he had discovered a mario"
doorway In the mountain side So narrow was 1t,
indeed that tt appeared no than jagged
cleft in the rock but the hermit had keen sight
and closer investigation had brought to notice 4
diminutivs keyhole and tiny hinges all made OF
the same shining rocky substance.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01
Yin oas 8ublitunl.

Die r5reie 8reHe" bat uber 4OO
etablirte G9enturen i'm Staate, piro
m iiber 700 @oitOfficen rerfanbt, uno
bat elne groRe 8erbreitllua in Der
No6bar. 6epubtit MeritD, i'm SnoiaD
ner<9erriturium unb Gt(aboma.
Sbr @irfulati0nss@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt fi6 BON @aloeiton bic biuauf
nab Denli0n. oDn WarIball i'm Often
big naeb 81 a5alo n: fernen @efte1;
e8 i6lieBt iel6itueritanol;d nit be,
ionhers 5oblreiben 2eiern bas oidt-
beiiebelte Mittel=3 eraa anb ben guos
peiten eiu.
8tuei Teifen6e iino beitdnoie, iabr.
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes 8lat=
tes untertue9s uno fitbren oemfelben
i'm Sertin init unleren riibrigen Qo>
fal Naenten forttpdbrenb mere See
Ter 81.
Sn Nnbetrubt oieier 3batiaden iit
Die .Sreie 8reiie" tpO es iib oarun
banoelt, Die beutlbe 8epo(ferung su
errei6en, bas bette gtnseiae gse,
oium ~ gtaate GeraS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREIE
PREssE FUER Texas has po-
sitively the largest circulation
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IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
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co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma,
It eirculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two haveling men and our
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tinuously adding new sub
scrlbers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the FREE PREssE FuER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlon
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55iir $500 nad 9entIAlanO.

Deutih amerifanil1e 8eitunaen
tperoen i'm alten Gaterlano nit orp.
Bem Sntereiie gelelen, neil lie 1ih
frei au8ipre6en -ano bdufiQ BON oriis
ben ntebr 0eui9feiten un6 geahrihs
ten bringen. als Die oeutIhen Rel.
tun9en ielblt. Die vsSreie @reiie fir
9erasA ift oriiben ilberaQ, tuobin 1ie
gelanot tuiro, Elm iebr germ gelebener
9alt uno fam fi6 rIbmen, 9lners
tennnng urto 8iiroi9ung 5u fiuoen,
tuie aus 5ablrei9en 8riefen an uns.
iomie an 0ieienigen, tpel1e oas 8latt
an tbre GerWanoten Icbiden, herupr.
3ebt. User oaber leinen 0ermanbten
uno 5reunoen cine yreuoe ertueiien.
ibnen ein tuiltomlnenes @eIdenf
MAIDEN mill, Der belteae fir Iie Die
nSreie BreIie fit Ieras4. Das Sns
tcreiie fiir gerGs, tpie ilberhaupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @egeno, 100 bic
Tertpanoten lUObnen, iit lit 9eutidl.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unnl1a.
lib, in 8riuatbrieieu eine 10 ariino.
libe Nuffldrun9 uno 8eldreibuno
oes frernoen 2anoes 81 aeben, pie
oies Die n6reie 95refe" alIw6hents
lid tbut. Sir ben gerinaen 9sreis
BON So uerienoen tuir port0frei unier
cei9baItiges gSodenblaltauf Elm Sabr
an irqeno cine Goreiie i'm Nuslanoe.
Ste Ssreie asrefie fir geras Qmbi.
&Dnipanu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01

UfdrgD an5ubt1ngen, unD DanR mnB.r
iie nun ielf'it odrduf beoa9t Iein, ben
@quatter rad6 feiter gu umgarnen, oIs
IS i1r bi5fsf mogEia getpefen. 0a3a
mar motl Teiae 3eit 70 geeiouet Dif
bieie einfane Monberung ourd) Die
moublelle1 Berg. Sic pur cine 9ez
tpanbie Serteite. unb iie mar cine
f90ne, boG enttpidette s5rou.
Mit Der 3drtli6en Gorsfalt bes
fanften hinsebenben Meibes fii6rte 'ie
ben alten 6errn mebr. als bab iie bon
ibm fid) flibren lieB. 0ds bebingte
gdn5 bon ielbft Elm engeres @nf3n1iegen
ols Die Gillette es geftattete. Qn5
ibren 9ou bdmpfte iie, tpGbrenb lie
fpro4, unb auf alIem, mas lie idgle,
rubte Der 9aud elmer tisfen 0les
lan4olie.
Sic ipra9 bon ibrer 9ereinIomung
unb brodte in @esenfoB ba5u bos
reide @Iiid, peIdes Der @quatter IN
Der 2iebe ieiter en9elreinen 9D9ter gee
funben.
.Was TT 8eftbi" fagte fie eben. ipdb>
renb iie trdumeriib auf eine IGfiig gee
pfliidte b.aue Nnguiuoria blidte. Ser
Qrme nennt es @Iiid. 90 ir ni}Iea,
bab es nur bic sldnaenbe @9ole lift BON
einem oft btteren &ern. Wenn Rei6s
tbum gfiif tpdre, tpie piele gludli9e
Wenf9en gdbe es bann! Nur, iper Elm
treues Ger fein eisen nennt unb eins
etdtte bat. po er ii9 6eimifd fiblt,
tt tpahrbaft reiA unb gliidli9. Sbnem
1T beioes erbliibt. Elm 6era unb ein
9eim. Wiir bat Elm neibil9es @6ids
fal bieie b54ften Sitter geroubt, nod
sbs id ibres geiibes re6t frOb gefpors
ben. 9(us bieiem 0efiibl Der @ereins
1amung beraus ertpu9s Die 2iebe su
Sbrer So9ter, gu meiner unperqleiGs
liden Marsb. Qlud tie mar fremb ges
tDoroen in Der 5eimdtb, aud {ie ftonb
dflein. 9os Dffneis ibr mein Ser5 uns
meine Nrme. Sd berlno9te es n st
iiber mid, tie allein Die ipeite Geere
ontreten gu laTen. 9ud mar i9 10
gierie, ibr auitralii9es Seim unb-
ibren Batter fennen gu lernen. bon bcm
iie itsfs nit elmer Experimentation 9 :.
ebruns fpras. Sd fonb ole msine er.
tpartuneen iibertroffen unb-"
MiftreB Mapbrind ma9te cine tleine
3unitpauie. in Der Grportun9, bab
ibr gegleiter etlpas fugen ober frasen
nerbe gr that .s ni9t. Gein Bid
gine ms Qsere. gr b0rte ipobl taum
ouf iie. Sbr plOsli9es Sdneisen unb
Elm tleiner. fheinbar ni4t beobi:9tistsr
Rud am Grm bradten i'm au iid. geur
bas Dort. nel9es iie in Der Shtpsbe
selaifen. tlong in feinen O6ren no9.
.llnb?@ pieDsrbolte er.
Run fiible i9 mid unstIdliher als
ie.4 fdlob bic Dame nit sinsm leiien
Seufser.
[Tortiebuna folot.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01
asiiere 9aaoitrasen

49,. llnD lper iie iuIt pallieret,
| benz brldt rer Rarreis entsusi." uas
fere .yarn1eg- 23uaeu iino guar ieGr
oaue: 1afi eebaIt. an0 lie t6nneu
maulhen &aff nertra9en. nter Die
&ertUiinihnrgert. EDeld7s G;e suln
D!artt foMil;s!Ioen Mariner Gbtg ,ti.s
fere booenlpIe Aonomege nusQeitps
Sen, lu0llen ruir lieber nidt in uns
Ter geliebtes Geutid iibertraaen. 9ar
uonber @aeen perlanf in ben
Shnees uno ShlalnmsWoIien uno
blieb oarin iteden trDB alIer Nnitrens
aungen Der abaeihunoenen Bferoe.
lber oas lit ia nibta Neues uno miro
iih ieoen Winter pieoerbolen. @ea
gen Die unbIloen Der Witterung fam
man nidts ausribten uno 10 eraiebt
man iib nit edit arserlfaniihem SSas
talismus tns Qnuermeiolicle.
uno bod f6nnte aud in oieIer 6ins
liht 10 niel aelheben. Set 5abreu
tat iib Die Breiie oes 2anoeS, uno
uamentlih Die 0eutih amerifauifhe,
bemubt. Der 2anobeo0lterung tuie
audi Der itdotii6en tlar 81 MAIDEN,
ruelhe Bortelle beioen oaraus erma1.
len, tuenn Der 8erfebr suiiden @taot
uno 4ano uno @iienbabnltationen
auf gut gebauten Wegen Dor lidb
gebt. auf oenen man cine 9onne 4ait
mt oemielben Nufnano BON Nrbeit
uno Soften sebn bic fiinfsebn Weis
len befDroern fann, oaQegen oiel.
teiht nur flint Wsileu ouf lh(ehten.
ousgefabrenen uno unebeuen Weaeu.
User aber i0n Die Rpiteu ftir bic
yerbeiierung tragen? Da8 mar
blsber Die groBe 9rage. 8etannt
lid bate bic uor 9uraem bic Sar.
merbepDlferuna. reip. oas gountp.
Die Soften auf lih 9enommen, aber
wie uenig oamit erreibt tpuroe, ift
aIbefannt. SblieBlth iab iih in
Den meiiten gtaaten Die Gtaatsuer>
maltung gum Gingreifen een1tigt.
Sept tuiQ Der @onareRa5aeoros
nete Br0mnlDu uun Tenneiiee bic
SunoeSrealerun9 beranSieben nn0
foroert cine 8enillieung BON BIER
unosmansig WiilIionen Dollars.
Dlelelbe lDiiroe auf bic uerShseoes
men Staten pro rata oerteilt suers
ben. pobei uorausaeleBt miro, oaB
ieoer oerielben an leInen Weitteln
cine 0leihe Summe heraiebt. 10 oaB
i'm @ansen ahtunopleraig Willipnen
aur 8ermenoung tGmen.
Bur 8egriiuouna Der sSproeruno
uationaler Beibilfe miro eelteno ees
madbt. baB Die Bunbesreaieruna au1
fiir an6ere Dffentlihe 3mefe eroBe
Summen auslebt. go tperoen j1brs
lib fir Safene uno 5luBuerbeIierun.
gen gegen breiBig WtilIionen ausges
geben. Der Bau BON 6ffentlihen Sc.
bauoen fiir 8oite unb Suiti3melen
uno oergleihen erforoert oiel, uno
10 meiter. @arum lou Die 5arms
beuOlterung nibt 3u oieier Beibulfe
fiir Den @eaebau berebtiet iein, Der
oDh SpeifellOS Der @elammtheit su
@ute fommen miroe!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01
Siihte betnabe ietn eebeu esn.

S. 9. Orner in sSrantlin @roue.
Sls., sUa ii6 bel einem uufau-
feline Bferoe gingen ourb - einen
freiienoen Sbaoen am 8eine su,
Der bier Sohre allen 0eiloerSuden
Der Gerste sdben Wioeritano leiftete.
Gber p8udlen's glrnica Salbe+
brabte iof0rt 6elIuua. DieIelbe ilt
eleih gut fiir Blanbtpunoen, Quets
Ihuu9en. 6autausIhfa0 unb 6Gs
lnsrrhoioen. sgdr 25 Gents bic
Shohtel BET S. 9alieper & Gobu
uno Goolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01
@ersupaer als tsolS.

SD lit an unueroaulihfeit
uno @erpOiitdt, fhreibt s.. s. Green
BON 2oncoiter. sc. $. .yihts 6alf
mir, bis ih anfin9. Electric Bitters@
gu nebmen, tueldes 0iittel oud) meis
ne Satin felt Sabren in beiter @es
iunobeit erb1lt. Sic iaet, Electric
Bitters" iei ouseeSeihnet aeoen
5rauen.& &rantbeiten. unb ooB es uns
iibertrpffen iei fiir ihmahe nno abs
geiDannte sSrauen. Brei8 so Gents.
@rbdltlih bel s.. aalteper uno Subn
nno NbDlph DreiR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01
@eltansite sssNulidteu.

Die M. 8. & q.,8abn Dat einen
bibiden 9alenoer in Serien Der.
ousaeeeben. oer iehs GusiteIuuass
aeb1uoe seiat. Das fiir
Wlinerweien. nerihieoene Snou.
itrien. Wtnihinen, freie Seiiufte.
2ronspOrtation uno &anuFactur.
Der 8nlenoer roiro uerionot aeoeu
tiinF5ia Gents in 8riefmarten.
Wenn SDr I@reibt. aebt an, tueld,en
Jbr mOlIt. NnoreISiert:
KATY, Dallas, 1eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01

Sm 8erliner 9balia.gbeater
bat bic callforniihe 9dn5erin Siaoora
Duncan Dor einem ariitufratiihen
Bublicum ihr 5peites @aftipiel be.
eOnnen. SIN @anaen lit bic gdnae.
rim iieben Wtal herouSaerufen pors
ben. Wah Der Boritelfuug bielt Fri.
Duncan cine aniprabe, in suelher
ite ibre wdbreno ibres flnfmonatlt.
cben Nufenthaitg in @riehenlano oe.
1arnmelten GrfabrunQen gum 8eGten
aob unb audi ibrer 8utunftsproiette
be5l9lih Der @utuiffune Der ganS.
tunlt grmG6nuna tat.
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Oaptta

9as grose Feuer. pel6es am
Sonntaa morgen oas Shnittuarens
LAGER Don s. @otfiDn SerIt6rte, uns
terbri1t Die ubllhe S0rtfiibruna uns
ieres W10bel9eiddftS uibt. &lles 1T
IN better Oronune uno oas 8elbaft
miro Euie oprber betrieben.
9. @oIfion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-02-01

Betreffs BEG omfSebenerreosns
ben Sffi3ier.0uels in ghemnib, bel
welhem 9eutnant Shubert tot auf
Dem BlaBe blieb, bat man in grfafs
rung gebraht. boB Der @eener Sdu.
bert's Der 9auptmann ;Falt D. Shr5.
ter DDm 8. SSnfatnerie 8eaiment
Brins SDbann Georg4 0o. 1O7
mar. uno 5mar NOR 2eutnont Sd,us
bert Der fdluloi9e Teil in elmer Che.
brudls Gffdre. .0iit oem 8iruo'e er
Sfanoal itebt Der ghemniber.T Tall in
teinem 8uialnmenbana.
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ytab Bbrue nnb aerruille. tdglib ......
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HodB Borne nn6 &errniue, SnnstaQs !. as
Radn1. &nfunft M0nta9s $50 G6enbs
AntMnft.
Son @nero, goafunl, 6puftun nnb Cal.
neit0n, tdglicb ..........7.45 9fnrgens
uno so Mbenoa.
8Dn G1rpug ghrifti, 8pdport uno See
utue fo9i1eJ. ..............1 1:35 Hachm,
SDa Bbrne nuo sferrnillc. taglih -.
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Nus Berlin miro aemeloet: gs
bat 81 uielen Bemertungen Gnlas
eegeben, oaf auf ben 0oFoninaeu ale
nihtpreuBiidleu Witalieoer Der 6pfs
aeielIihaFt ueueroings ols gtusl6noer
beaeihnet meroen. BarticuloriStilhe
8ldtter MAIDEN bariiber iroerlide
8loHen, uno e8 lift febr tuobrihein,
lid, ooB bic Sadie aud ebeItens i'm
Barlament auFs 9apet fDmmen piro.
oa iie unliebiames aufieben madt.
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ssr 1rinft slIamO fslaldenbier

Or. Gnopp. Der Special. gaeut
oeS 8unoessG ferbau= Departements,
oringt in bic Farmer, Sebn Ooer
5uonsIg Ider lhre8 Baumtuulls
2anoes genou nod ben Snltruftios
men oes Departments su tultipieren.
Gufl iUlIten fih Die 8epDbner Der
Stdote NIT ben sSdrmern uereiaiaeu,
nm cine fleine BeriudsIarm in Der
gtdbe Der Staot in Betrieb gu neb.
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8ettnd1ett ss. 81. s)t,tte ,

9setere raun ole &inbsr ndit pou 9ettu6ieu betIen
S8e!a te, oann tudre bieies uebeI Md,t 10 agemen.
a ii sue Srantbet uno heear oeshGlb elmer Ar3neL
5rau Nt summers. Sept. ia, Rotre Dame. Gna.
9e9en oieles uebel fret s.fenoen SdlgeibeH sic TO-
plsel penn sic Elm Sinh fa6eH tpeles an lnehtbalt,
lgmtet oss Trims Leoet. 49an befdlnloe lejn &lus
SLOT nHgerseter @aeiie. tpenu es sraNt it,
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Hbennlotlsnms 1T IN otelem Slimo
l6nler5bafter ais irgeno elm anoeres
9eioen; miro ourd Gimer 8 siluenSs
Geaept 9tn. 1851 eebeilt. s. =,
. % mte;. %ssat, 0ouiton, 9eras.
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M. 8. 8 :. eabn.


4bfabrt.
0ab asacD, Sort Wortb, Dallas. 8onios
gitp, ct. 9Duis unb Chicago, taaiiGl.
(Suniet 9epot) s. 80 Wbenbs.
90celsug nio SmitbniGle. ....7.5O 0prm
Nntnn (:
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0allos, Sort Bortb uub Wacn, t6olih
(Suniet 9epot) ........7 so Moroens'
9ocaI5ug pia Smitboille.. 9,25 Q6en6s
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@uff gbore SaI,m

bfahrt.
Mad 9operuia, Sutherland sprines,
GtnfooIe, ta9lib.. 800 BORN.
Nntumft.
Bon Stodoale, Sutberlanb 5prinos unb
3aoerntG. tGglieb. $50 ytadlln.
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9as 8efte seaen 3beumatlsmus
IT elmer & 9lmeno's 9ecept OeU.
1851. 8eriibnt getuurben ourh
leine uiele erfol8reihe 0eituneen.
Y. S. 9 d mi iot, Ngent, 6pufton,
Teros.
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Giienbabu Tabr=Ylan.
s. Il @. u. 8aGn.
Mhfn hrt
Ut a brt.
Wad1 alien Wpr6s 8 ero as sg2unf+en

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9toh ct. SDuts. Nfenph;S nno bem
Slten ..:...:...........12 II. 40 W1ittoQs.
N9cb Noroe&eIos, Senta Sc uno 5risco>
SuHtleH. .....,,........o.00 00 9lbenoS.
Nac1 ct. 2DIis. geacp uno oem Often
..'.s....- -...............y.l 10 MbenoS.
Racb Hareoo nno DtericD -. 900 @Drm.
InfunFt.
8on ct. 90uis unb benz Often. Z. 30 g}prn,.
Son NDrosSeros. 5anta Sc uno AriscD.
=, Suntten ..................6.45 Born.
S0n lDcalen Buntten .......7. 40 Nbenbs
8on ct. 9ouis uno Dem Often. g. 10 Mbbs.
Son Gareo0 uno Neerit0 -. Il. 80 g2athm.
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sputberu 9acific sabu,

3adl Mem Orleans, OpuItOn uno @oI.
oelton td9lih h............1l.4O 40 Sprm.
unb 900 Nbenos. ....................
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hno MeT'fo .............:s9 1900 Born.
Nnfunft.
8on gsetu Orleans. Soufton unb BaIs
oelton tdgltd. 40 Mprgens
unb 600 0ahm ...........,......
8pn 81 &aio, gaIifornten uno Merifo
.s,,.,.,............. 800 Mbenbs.
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Sd0Wetttera8 wjtmdlt Gufl

gsenn 9br Gub iraeabpu nieoe,.
taiien molt tbut es eutlaua Der 81,
ME Der
gaH MntDnio L xirunlas
PaB Sabu,
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8iGiqe 9Gnoereieu Fiir ben egortner'
Warttadrtner, Obft- uno 8iebsiihteY.
SSeaen @in3elbeiten uenbetSudl IN
y. s. Martin, @. 3. a.,
6an Gntonio, geros