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The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

The Philadelphia police are looking
for young man who stole $4,000
from credulous investors. He made
the mistake Of operating single
handed instead Of incorporating a
company and listing his stock on the
exchange.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

America makes more caviare than
Russia, is rapidly overhauling Italy in
the spaghetti business, and AZ for
Dutch cheese Holland is nowhere in
comparison with US.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08
Giving a Simple Explanation.

Summer Boarder-Whats the lnat
ter with these string beans? 1ne'
taste like so much wood.
Farmer-This is a new variety n1
Just been cultivating. l read aOou'
them in a book written by a colirso
professor that had never lived In tpc
country-Detroit Free Press.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

they held. They attract great numbers of workmen
and others while the money Is going for construction
etc. and there appearance Of prosperity This
is prolonged while visitors pouring in and spend
Ing money but the cost which is borne In the first instance
mostly by local purchasers of stock is covered by
ceipts anywhere covered. great share it
lost beyond recovery Some benefited in various
but the whole the loss exceeds the gain. The expo
ston city sustains injury in consequence Of sudden
boom in real estate followed by long Of depression
and duIness 1t sustalnS still injury from the influx
Of undesirable population which to great extent
mains stranded and public burden taking the form of
Increase In pauperism and crime
This has be we'll understood that 1t prob
ably be difficult hereafter to induce people to
tribute the money for the preliminary work 1t Is
probable that in future worlds exposions the exhibits
be much less extensive and choice This would great
reduce the COST and the results would be sasfac
tory to those who get comprehensive view Of what
going in the world Less bgness less of the gorgeous
and spectacular, will make worlds fairs profitable
and Of greater educational value-Chlcago Chronicle.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Civil engineers in all parts Of the
world are watching the Isthmus OF
Panama with keen and unusual inter
est. Through their technical maga.
zines they have been informed Of the
nature of the great work to be done,
and although they may never have any
personal interest in the matter, they
have a deep professional pride in the
solution Of the problems with which
their brothers will contend. It Is the
opinion Of the experts that Western
men and Western methods will dig the
great canal. This is not merely be-
cause the chief engineer, John r. Wal
lace, IL a Western man. With the ex-
ception Of some great bridges and the
construction Of the subways in Boston
and New York, the East has not for a
long time had any really important en-
gineertng task to perform. The West,
on the other hand. has had, in the
building Of the Chicago drainage canal,
one Of the greatest engineering under
takingS of the world, and performed it
with wonderful ease, dispatch and sue
cess. This Is due largely to the inge-
nuity and courage Of the men who did
the work. Every undertaking Of this
kind is a great gambling game-legiti-
mate, Of course, but still a gambling
game. Contractors on the Chicago
drainage canal risked hundreds of
thousands of dollars on the construc-
ton Of new excavating devices in the
hope of saving a cent a cubic yard;
and the cent they saved made for
tunes for them. The fruit of this cour-
age and ingenuity Is travelling cable
bridges, revolving derricks, new "in-
clines," pneumatic dumping cars,
steam shovels larger and more power
full than were ever used before, new
steam drills and "channellng ma
chimes" These devices will ell be
brought into requisition for the tre-
mendous task which the United States
has undertaken at Panama; and more
important still, the habit Of mind
which created them, by going straight
to the root Of every new problem. will
also be available. That Is why eng1-
neers look to see the work done at a
speed and a price which will set a
standard for the world for years to
come.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

We are told by a valued New York
exchange that the United States pro-
duces more cider in one year than the
rest of the world does in nve years
We consider this the juiciest item Of
the season.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

The census bureau has appointed an
additional statistical clerk to look
after the records Of the divorces OF
Mrs. Grace-Snell- CONN W. alkOr- CONN
Layman, Of Chicago.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Macaroni wheat not only Ia the
hardest known, but 1t appears to he
so hard that rust doesn't affect 1t, and
that's more than can be said of iron.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

A multitude Of doctors could cure
the majority Of their patients If they
were only able to prescribe a larger
bank account.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Seemed a Stranger !,
"I wonder why he married LII" -
Vorced wife againF n
"Oh. he must have forgotten nei'
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Russia doesn't appear to like It. Go
1t, Younghusband! Go it, bearI
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

It looks as If the railway kings were
fairly entitled to write wrecks" after
their names.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Admiral schley possesses one ad-
vantage in writing Of the battle Of
Santiago. He was there.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Inc poulation of Greece is incraos g.
ing raster than that of any other conn,
try in Europe at present O1i
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

gn horea noted for its roads being little more
ule pats ere marked
tne accompanying picture which
far East 1t leads the imperial in
murdered Empress of Korea rood
II uaVersed twice
Inc empress to whose
ges are made was bitterly japanese # n
Tokyo. u Tie munster from
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

No one ever had enough genius
either inspired or acquired, to avoid
saying ill-adV1sed things If he talked
at all
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08
Worlds Fairs Not Profitable.

IXPOSITIONS where great sums are expended
for architectural and other displays are not
Immediately profitable. If they are ultimately
profitable the gain is too remote and obscure
to be susceptible of trustworthy estimation.
There Is reason to believe that they are an in
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

The drone and the padrone system
appear to be rather closely related.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

portunities for a read1ustment Of mat
rimonial ties which would undoubtedly
be to the benefit OF all concerned. For
example, in a divorce bill filed the 9th.
er day by a man who may be called
Smith it is charged that Mrs. Smith
threw plates at him, poled his head
through q mirror, struck him with a
teapot, pulled his hair, slapped his face
and frequently kicked him out of the
house. Mrs. Smith. it Is quite evident,
is a strenuous lady, whose life with
Smith is certain to be monotonous. On
the same day A woman whom we may
designate as Mrs. Jones filed a hill
against her husband alleging that he
pinched her, threatened to shoot her,
swore at her, attempted to choke her
and-crowning ontrage-tore up her
dresses. We can readily understand
that Jones Is altogether too lively for
Mrs. Jones' happiness. But suppose
there could be a readjustment; sup
pose the peace-loving and amiable Mr..
Smith and the equally docils Mrs.
Jones could join their fortunes, leav-
ing the militant and energetic Mr..
Jones to wed the snappy Mrs. Smith
would not that adjust matters nice
ly? Would not everyone declare that
the well-mated couples were "'just
made for each other" and would not
the divorce courts have some leisure,
instead of working elght-hour shifts,
as they are obliged to do nowadays?
The Idea Is worth considering. If the
courts are to separate mismated
couples, why not give them the added
power of mating obviously congenial
people?
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

ITS an outrage" a man said r.
oay' STILL it's not the only one,
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08
TraNestias on ReIinion.

HE religion which does not appeal to the mlnd
and the soul, and which does not attract be.
cause of innate worth, Is Of little account.
The sooner it goes the better it will be for all
save the sensational clergyman, who ls com.
PEELED to gather congregations by methods Dor.
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

American is fond Of the spectacular times and in mod
crate quantities. But he neither believes megaphonic
spectacuarism in mixing religion tight rope
performances He may not be deeply religious man. but
he has wholesome sense Of the propretIes nevN,
matter of trouble for him to detect the difference be-
tween the mountebank in the pulpit and the clergyman
who breaches because he believes relies on his belief
Tor tne holding OF his flock togetherConcinnat CONNER
Tribune
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

Too Fresh to Be Spoiled
"That child seems to be spolieu'
He is not spoiled. He's entlre'
too fresh. h."-Philadelphia Ledger
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08
Art Of Keeping a Secret.

ERSONS that can keep a secret are few. A
secret seems to give most people a collie until
they relieve the pressure by breathing the
treasured information into other ears Even
when the secret reflects shame on the pos.
SCISSOR he Is sorely tempted to share it with
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08
Is Crime Increasing?

w :
t s SsN:oi nssss.ss
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08
mmehnHV

somebody In that the instinct for confession
the place of the vangorious motives which, cases
loosen the tongues Of the cusodans secret The or
dnary person. having secret. feels proud it. He goes
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

"nen you write a letter have you
very good reason for writing7
The Caldwell tribune., 1904-10-08

TRIBUNE pEr0. q PUB. co., LaG.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-08
geit iiber 60 sSahreu

ibon muroe Wrs. Winslop's Soos
thing Sprup pDn WilIionen BON
Wtattern beim 8nbnen Der Rinoer
anaemenoet. Wirit Du i'm Shlafe
ourb oaS Sdreiert zines Ginoes aes
it6rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T uno oDr
ShmerSen meint? Wenn 10. la}Ie
iOfDrt cine sElaibe BON ..Mrs.
WinslDms Sootbina Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbar. @s miro
oem tleinen 2eioenoen lofort Hinoe<
rung ueriboffen. 8erlaBt eud oas
rauf, Wiitter. es lit tein 4peisel
oariiber. Sc beilt DiarrbDe, reaus
ltert ben Magen uno Die gieren,
beieitigt 8ino aolit, erueidt ben
4ouslten, perbinoert gntaiinouna
uno itdrtt oaS ganse Spitem.
yWtrs. Winslutps SDutbina Gnrup"
fiir aabnenoe 3inber lit anaeuebm
i'm @ei9mad; oas Necept italnut
BON einetn Der beften tueiblihen
Ner5te in ben Ser. Gtaaten. @s 1T
bel alIen Drugetiten in Der aanseu
Welt au baben. Breis 25 Gents Der
sSlaihe. &auft nidbts anoeres, ais
Wrs. Winsloms Sootbina Syrup.
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Nufgohe 10 DtrfTdnl 2ur G9elte qeifan=
ben baben, S5hnen Die Gitl3el6eiten mitz
autbeilen. g8obl einen Wenihen, Der
es psrftaneen bat, iif) ipie sic iold
5uperlaili9e. dufopferunaspolle 6reunbe
81 eriDerben!A
Gin fr1ftieer 6anDeotud be59loB
bic gefiihlpotle Hebe. Gjsrn per3isb tbm
gtnteni, ia er bate cs foQar iebr eiIie
oalnit, benn nit aller Wa9t brdnete es
Jpn fort-fort gu ibr.
s9aitig itiir3te er burd Die langen
@dnge Ser i9redlide 5rdlm bate
fein @nbe errsi6t. CT lpar nidt nur
fret, fonbern au9 feline @bre mar berz
gelteQtl 8etdubt unb ettpas atbemlos
tpte Jemanb, Der gu raid geitiesen lit,
lengte er ouf Der }reitreppe an.
9ter lpartete isiner nun aber cine
neue ueberraf9uns, unb tief betpegt
benmte er fetne S1rttte. gbe er ii9' 8
perfab, ipdr er bon einer ldrmenben,
laut iubeinben Sdaar umrinet: feiae
Sreunbe. fetne @orsefesten, feline Ra-
meraben ulle, ielbit folde, Die ihm bis
oabin slei@siItie. ia feinbli9 segen-
iiber gefsanben batten. ipdren es. syrn
Gefiibt oer 3Mammenes96rigtett hats
ten iie feine Sude gu Der i1riaeu see
maht, fie MOLTEN NIT ibrsn, 8euantk
BET @tri1t Wlberfpru9 srbsbsn aeaen
bic Wabndbnen Der brsi lebteu auae
nnb tpdren nun aerabe tn re1ten @u.
senbltd aur 9teIls, I'm ibn aa elnpfuns
gen, au besIiidtplnfhen anb fe;nen
Triumph gu tbeiten.
Ils er etneu um ben anbern erblidfs,
oridte er tbneu bte 6dnbe unb lieb
iiob bon ibnen umormsr,, Da ptDsRd|
lab er aud 2epages 6pbe @eitolt, bic
it9 aus benz Rnduel Don uniformen
lSite, unb BON Rabrung iiberpdltsat,
fparf er fi9 ihm on bie 8ruit.
rJd fonime mir Dor spte eta bon ben
Sobten Grfonbener!" itammelte 1t nit
t1rGnsnerF Fi1ter @timn1e.
Run tpar es ibm aIfo iptebeSnez
lWenft ods f@bne bon Qtebt utlb
Dreunbhaft perflarte 2eben. benz sfd5f
iestno6 stn nener Reis btn5uasfsfte:
bas Misefitbl ber grpBen Wenas,
Sit bret 4agen bafse bsr ran Ger.
bault BE Sffentls6e Retnung III @nf.
regung perfect, unb als bte g}or.ibsr.s
getenben ben auf ben Stufen bss suz
ttispalaftes ith abfptsltnben auFssstt
labenL tpubten fie fofort, um tpas %
it4 banbelte.
Die 4sgeiftsrung ber 9ebSlferuna
bes Siioens er,u6rTt unb dubert nd
raf9, sofort batte il6 Elm Muflauf
gsbtioet, ala bem lebhafte 1o6ruFessers
tbnten, tDas Qaaptnann @erbuults
Wfripirruns unb bte Hegeiperuna feis
'er &amerahen nod fteiaerts.
vRomm mi, ,tAs tn ben RIitb aum
8slts anb @breapanf@l1 purbe aes
hdsn.
gepaes muBte isth bssaAtps,b sn's
wssttA Ieatn.
(Tortiebuna fplot)
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Vofatioaen in geras sewmidt.

Die Grisco.Spitem 2anb. Sm.ni.
9ratiDns Gii0eiatipn lentt bereits
lbren Tell Der @intpanoeruua nod
1eraS,
Dreibnnoertunofanfsie agenten
oieier 4lioeiation pom Often unb
ytoroen baben ioeben cine -FOUR ourd
1eras beenoet uno iih nah ben 0alfss
auellen oeS Staates &c. erflinoiat,
nm Die 9atiaben ben Seimitdtteitl.
bern Der dlteren Staaten better Dor.
fiihren gu t1nnen.
Oiefe Slfioeiatipn 1T Die pirf.
latilite, Die es giebt; fie bat Waenten
IN ben gan5en Ber, Staten, WoIt
Sbr guer Giaentim. auF benz 2anoe
Doer IN Der Stabt, pertaufen, uIinlht
5br aapital far Sabriten uoer
iraeno cine Snbuitrie, idreibt an
N. 9. aemon. Setretdr bes SIN.
mlaratlons Bureaus, Dept. u.
Frisco @ebduoe, ct. qpuis. Wfp.
9. u. 6nabes,
-Smmiarationss sNo oeut.
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Wesbaib iie erfplgceid)
iino.
lueil sic Mlif alf Gin Resiimmtss afspsnl-
bar sind, uIId iuas San tin!enlo
isfzi erfabr!.

Giat: 9ie!isitlss fGaa gat bfisra
inerDea.
VII mas MIR far @inss beaimmi II,
tnire gut aasg iiidrl.
1oan's Mieren 4illen bsiJrssn mat
GiEes gut.
Sie iiub fiir frauibaIte @isr bfitiMMt.
Sic Bftlsa Riif ns SGmsr; unh jeata
NiersnsSci0en.
llHtenifeben ND eime AasiaDe BON gan Ia.
tonic, Die Obises beiueift
0err S. $. 8ennett, syeuermebr=
mann i'm 5priben 6auie SEQ. /,
al Der sSrio StraBe, 9eo. SIC 9u=
rauguzStraBe tpobnbaft, laet: Set
amDlf Sahren litt ib pon 8eit gu
Belt an 5bmer5en in Der Nieren=
@e9enb uno wuroe bon beftigen
sSbmer5en beFallen. ruelbes
beibes aueifeaDs BON Der Gusiibung
meines idperen 8erufes berriibrte.
geun, lei bas, pie es mOIe, in Dem
angegebenen 5eitabi6nitt fit i9
entIebli9 on ben 9eiere11. gu 8ei<
ten fDnnte ib mid faum aus mei-
nem Stubl erbeben uno penn ih
mid biidte, tDnnte ib nur nit glufz
Dpferung Der grDBten Miibe mid
tuieoer aufribten. Sd experiment
tirte NIT Oelen, tpanote Bflafter an
uno benuste tbatidhlid alles W5e=
libe, um mir 2inberune gu per=
ihaffen, aber pergeblib. @noli6
las ib npn DDan's Mieren Billen.
SDgleih bDte i6 mir cine Sbadtel
in oer 8erar.N .NpDtbete, gde Nlalnp=
8la5a uno 0Duitpn StraBe. 0ieIe
Billen entipra6en eans uub oar
oen1, m0fiir fie aus9eaeben tperoen
uno perbalfen mir in einieen meui=
gen 9agen Su beoeutenoer Nbnabme
meiner Sbmer5en. Sic iino elm
iiberaus mertbnolIes Oeilmittel uno
ib bin nur gu iebr millens, Elm Wlits
tel nah meinen beiten 4rGften 5u
ettpfeblen, tpeldeS genau bas tbut,
mas BON ibnt geiagt miro.
@rbdltli6 bel alien Droauiiteu.
8reis so Gents. Softer Wiaburn
60. in Buffalo. N. g., alIeiniae
Ngenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
WergeBt nibt ben Nanten 8 o "a n
uno aceeDtirt fein Subititut.
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CitetaoMtta:

vile Rameraoen Der Snoianer.
Expedition unter General
W lies unb @ eneral Wc3in.
[ ie i'm Sabre / 81 4 iiber bic QlanD,
GitocaoU iino freunolibft eriudt, ib.
ZEN alten Rameraoeu BoDts an
Der Norboftefe Der II. unb
Marfts StraBe in ct. 2ouis.
W o. 81 beiuben.
Gie alte Glma miro reprDou.
5lert uno ote 2Dnes Star Stag
e lpiro Sud ben @es seiaen.
Noreile: F. 0. Langs Wine & Liquor Co,
e. .. 2anae. 8rei. (Boots).
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Gar Grenrltoneu sur gSeltz
g(usltelluna.

slm II. nno 81. Mai uertau5t Die
2eros uno 8acitic Babn Spesiols
@GcurfiOns'9i nah ct. QOuis
uno auri6 BON alien Buntten liner
9inie IN 2eras, Nrtanias uno 2oul.
liana fir tpeni9er als einen sFobr=
prels. Die 9idets iino nur in ben
re9elmdBiaen Cars aiiltia uno fiir bic
Oauer Don iivben 9agen. gBenoet
gub an iraeno einen Gaenten Der
2inie.
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Srele Heiie uad ct. yonts uao
5nriiG.

I'm ben 0efubern Der Weltaus.
iteauna entgeaensufommen, pir6 Die
Ws sc. & 8. .s8abn (Tbe aatp) einen
neuen s5bneasua amifhen @alpe-
itDn unb San Nntpnio uno ct.
Souls einleaen uno Die erite Beriun,
bic einen 9ean1en fiir oieIen neuen
Bug einienoet, Der anaenrmmen
meroen tuiro, erbdlt Elm ssreie e9idet
oon iraeno elmer Station in geras
nab ct. auuis unb suriid mGbreno
Der NusitelInne. Die f0laenoen Bes
oiugungen iino 81 beDbadten: Der
Name tnuB neu uno Driginell unb
tur5 uno oeritdnolih iein. Nae WSit.
teilungen in gesuQ bierauf iino su
ribten an W. 6. Grub,
IS. . boz yeo. 620 3.
9allas. Ieras.
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SIR 8erar gountp Riater.

Die ,5reie 8refie" 1T autoriiiert. Serrn
Girbter 81. 8, 8reen als &anbioat fir
6as Nmt bes gDuntssGibters pon 8eror
County an5ufiinhiaen, abbdngie bpu ben
benotratiidhen 8rimdrtpahlen.
Die n6reie Breiie" lit autDriliert Ssrrn
8eter Sonos als &an6ibat fir oas
Nmt bes County. .9aicbters bon Serar
gDnntB an5utiinbi9en, o6bdn9is oDn Der
8rim1rtpahf.
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Tiir Gouut9 Sdabmeiifer,

Die nJreie 8reiie fir 3eros" lit auto.
rtiiert. 5errn 9tu6olpb &rifA als
8anoioat fir bas &mt oes County Scbab.
meiiters BON 8erar gountD an5uttinbi.
gen, abhdnaio pon ben 8rimarfpablen.
Die aSreie 8reiie" lit antpriiiert, Serrn
u. y. 8alton il. ols Ganoioaten fiir
oas Gmt bes gountp- g babmei.
tiers an5ufiiub,9eu, abhangig BON ben
6em0fratiihen 8rtmdrnahlen ON 9. Nuii.
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syiir 9iitrift /. Glerf.

AlOie p5reie 8reiie" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
@eorae Snrtep als 8anbibaten fit
oas Nmt oes Dt fritt.gIerts ansu<
tanotaen, abb1ngia BON ben oempfroti<
lchen Brimdripablen.
Die oJreie 8rehe fir 3eras" iIt autp.
rIliert, Serrn 6. 6. Nepili ols Ranbi.
bat fiir oaS 9lmt oes 9tTtrift glerfs an.
5uftinbiaen, abbdnats bon ben 8rimdr.
tpableh.
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Fur 9iiiriftantualt BON Werar Gountn.

Die nSreie 8reiie fir Seras" iit outo.
riiiert, Serrn 3. u. sec still afs
&anbibat fir bas Nmt oes 9iltittantpalts
bon Berar County an5utiinoigen, abbane
gig. BON ben bemofrattid)en Brimars
tpaEleu.
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Sur Gounta= =antpaIt.

Die sSreie 8rehe" III autoriIiert BERN
8b II: .. Sh1ot als Ranbioat, fur 6as
Gmt oes gonntp Qntualts BON Beror
eountp an5ntilnhieen, abbanaiq BON BEN
bemofratiSeben Brtmdruotler,.
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Fur gteuersR RoQeftor

Die n6reie 8reiie" 1T autoriiiert Serrn
gaul Weeri cbei bt ols 8anbibat fir
oas Nmt 6es Steuers8ollettors npn Berar
@Dnntp anbntiiuoigen, abbdneis BON ben
Rrin1rrnnffen
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Saslide Souriiteu sd,iatmaaeu

nab Californian, ebenlD uad1 Ct.
Gouts ota 3eras & Bacifc 8obn
obne 8ediel, 59reibt an iroeno
eluen 2iaet agenten tpeaeu oieIes
neuen 9ienites ober an 6. IS. Sur.
iler. 9eneral= Baiiaaier.Neent, 0ol.
las. 9eras.
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6iir Goanth 4Keffnrs.

Die uSSrete Brefie" iit autoriIiert, Serrn
y as. g8 ernette als &an6ibaf filr
oos Ntut oes Gountp QIleIfors
pon BeGar County onaufitnbiaen, abbdn.
9t9. BON ben bemDtratiihen 8ritnare
tuobleu
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SIR Gounths Gterf.

Die pSreie 8refie" lit autoriIiert Serrn
5rant &. Wem ton als 8anoioat fir
bic g8ieoeriuabl 81 bem 9lnlt oes gountpe
Glerts BON Berar County onhutiinoiqen,
abbGnoiQ pDn ben 8rimGruohlen.
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Niir @ouatn.g gommiiiiouer

Die a5reie 8reiie" 1T autpriliert Serrn
Srant 9 Sommers oils 3anbioot fir
oas Nmt oes gouutb=g gommiliiDners tDn
greeiuet yeo. 3. BON 8erar gountp araus
titnotaen, abbdnoia BON ben 8rtmartpah,
fen.
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6ar arieoensridlter bed l. g,rerinfts

Die uSreie 8reiie" ilt autDriiiert, 5errn
Qugnft $. 8ieffer. (gapt. u. $.
&ieffer) als 8anbt6at fir bas Nn,t bea
s5rieoensribters 6es L. 8recinfts anSus
tiinbieen, abhdnaie nDn ben oemofrati.
ichen 8rtn11rtpohlen.
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Sar Sonftabler oes /. a,reeiufts.

Die rSreie 8reiie" lit autoriiiert Serrn
Charles s. Stebens als 8anbioat
fiir Die 8iebertuabl fir oas Nmt oes
on itablers oes l. 8recincts anaus
tiin0taen.
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ySabiam5etgem.
Tar gitriftridter bes 81. 9ifrifts.

5Sul X \tttiittWtt utc bss %tttttIcs
Die ,5ree BreIie" lit autorilert, 6errn
g. . Af i'm + ats 8onoioat fir oas 9lmt
oes 9tttrittriCbters oes ST. @ertftsoi>
Itrifts, 8erar @ountp, an5utiin6i9en, ab.
b6naia pDn oen oenofrattjtben ErilH1r~
EUabten.
Sic n3Sreie Greiie" iltnutDriIiert, t6errn
&iGlter Artb bur 9S. Seeltg ION oils
8onbioot fir oas Nmt bes Diftriftricbters
bes 81. 0iitrtfts, &erar gDuntp, ,ansufitne
oigen, nbbdaai9 BON ben relnDfratiirben
RrimSrpobleH. 9tict]ter Seeligion tpur0e
ols Nnd1fDl9er pon 5ticbter Sroots BON
@0b. 9anhom ernunnt.
Jlr 1iiiriftri@ter Des 81. 9iiirifts.
Sic .5Sreie 8reHe" iit auturiiiert, Serrn
Gid]ter 6 10 IL 3 ~ per als 8anoioat
fir oos gmt oes 9iftriftribterS oes 81. :.
@erifbtss9iItrtfts, 8erar County, auar~
fInoi9en, abbdngi9 oDn ben oemDfrati<
lcben Bri1n6rtpahIen. 93irbter Stpber
iuuroe ols gtacbfoleer nDn &icbter gfart
BON COB. 2onham ernnnnt.
Die .6reie 8reIie" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
&. s. Sbielbs als &anoibat fir oas
glmt bes 9iftriftrtcbters bes 81. @eribtss
biItrifts, SeIar gDuntn, an5ttin6i9en,
abb6n9ie hon ben oemDfratiiden Bri=
ntdrtuablen
Die oSreie 8rehe" 1T autoriiiert, Serrn
SDlOn Stepart. ais 8anotbot fir
sos Nmt 6es 8 9tftriftri tbters bes 81.
@erihtsbiitritts, 8erar gountn. angus
fiinoigen, abb6n9i9 oDn ben oemDfrati<
lcben Britndrtpohlen.
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= gei Anpeueune BON ,,9r. ymr=
bg's YDultrg Bomber" 6leiben bic
6iibner geianS unb ltgem mebr Gier;
ebenfalls madden 5unge 6iibner
ldueller. 25e lno SOC Sas gafet.
Traat Guerem 6anbler baiiir.
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5O4 lit bic 9elepbon. ytun,mer
fiir GDoaipafier, DMmeral,uoifer
uno WeiRbier. Dds Il SliM6aaler.
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@ 9riutt slIamD Flaldeubier
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Necept 1as, 1851 BON @imer IL
Slmenn BELT ni6t ale 2eioen, aber
es furtrt 9beumatismus auf ale
5aue, q. s. Sbmiot, Ggent
6ouiton. 9eras.