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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-12-17
DIVIDEND NO. II.

DIVIDEND NO. IL,
Westminster Deposit and Trust Company, !
Westminster, Md, Dec. l, 1904.
The President and Directors OF the Com
pauy have this day declared semi annual
Dividend Of
THREE PER CENT,
upon the Capital Stock of the Company, cleaU
of ali taxes, payable December 81, 1904
Stock Books close December q, 1904, reopen
January >, 1905. GEO. NJ. PARkE,
dec3.3t treasurer.
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Y IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
i remaining in the Postothce, Westmln-
ter. Md, December 10, 1904:
Conard, Mr.. Norman hoy, Miss Cora
Griffith, Miss Katie ,,,r :,
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Union National Bank of Westminster,
December S, 1904
An election for TEN DIRECTORS for this
Bank will be held on
TUESDAY, the 10th day of JANUARY,
1905, between the hours of IL O'Clock, a. m,
and II o'clock, m, of said day at said Bank
dec10te J. w. Herring, Cashier
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nRoPosALs FOR HEATING.

= ~, u, .,
Prnposals for Heating the Jail Of Carroll
county by steam will be received by the County
Commissioners until u m. on December Y,
1904 Specifications. &c, can be seen Al
+. L. HAM,
5,.1- d Clerk.
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The new Rasinol Art Calendar for 1898 is
one Of tn most beautiful calendars ever r-
sued SIX sheets ct heavy ename.ed usPer
contain on one side six beautiful color designs
Of babies and children. while og the rsvrr>"
sides are drawings depicting child bic, WITH
spaces for the uuIatoH Of baby sayings ana
doing" Sent postpaid 10y the Re.lnul Chem
iHal Company. Baltimore. Nd, Tor tNa snap
pers from Rrsinol Soap, or one wrapper anH
Is cents. or for 80 cents s calendar and cake
OF Rssinai Soap will be- seat.
Fiuk,burg Public School viii hold 40 Oyster
Supper 10 Hauer's Hall on saturday evening,
Dscruhrr ~. Proceeds for Sch'a. Organ
Fund.
You can save umr. trouble AMI money ty
visiting CaSsell's Jswrlry store. Westminster,
Cor Christmas ur other glt}s for father, aIi,.
mother. bru,her, SISTER, or your best uiAH or
girl.
TliE MTII.gE BIOS. 90.
Are glviHs tu zach Customer, making par
ghase ra the amount ~ 81 ~, q beautiful rsi.
eudar. Tee picture j. that Cf &. baby ,isFgsng
from . basket filled Uilh voists. and De- 1911
make handsome ornament for any sitting
roam or library
Ms Fanny c. : Pearson has cen sNhfasf.au
= iiu- collection Of ~sIer color {lrfHrrs, trf
auu uork. which She Offers a. reasonable
price. 20 those sisdsgg ta make ,ar's'tnas
presents. The collection irr.adr. heads.
iluif. ds~rrt. landscape aud wsrar srNs.
and may BE- arrn al any ifuv 81 bag rvs .r'str
~. T. N AIa g..
Phy-lyrauS almost uH6vsv,4l.y apprrc ate
fAa value ~ = glasa vh@ksy. tan-e Ehn aaFr
iffe,.rrE gated toe saisJcgs recon ufead Parker
Rive. manufactured Is .he Oxford brstl.lrt
Gfa.7.suY ID RAfsnafr. Their a#s-gf.sef.lt at
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FACTORY HARNESS.

The Largest and Best Line in Carroll
County.
Robes, Blankets, Horse Furnishings, Whips
of all kinds, Saddles aud Brides.
Also Genuine RUBBER MOUNTED
HARNESS AT Sl5.
Orders for Light aud Heavy Harness, made
from the BEST Leather, promptly filed at
the Lowest Cash Prices.
Repairing promptly done and all work
guaranteed.
Trunks and Suit Cases at Lowest Prices.
G. IRVING LINDSAY,
Nc. Al East Main street,
Adjoining Boyle's Drug Store,
oui22 Westminster. Md.
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~DOARDING AND
o. ID SALE STABLES.
~ Having rented the large S.A--A"
Stables in the rear OF Frizzel's Restaurant,
Ne will Board Horses at Moderate Rates, using
the bes. feed. sc. Frequent auction of Horses
&c. which will be announced later.
Ma Phone. LYNCH a co.
JoHx T. LYNCH, Manager,
3sr2 If Westminster, Md.
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j. w. SKUNK,

BOWERS BLOCK,
Announces his popular annual Clearance Sale
Of Carriage Robes, Horse Blank
cts, Sleigh Chimes and
Plumes, Sleigh Bells and Heat
ers, Trunks and Dress
Suit Gases.
Harness from $3.50 up.
Saddles from SO. 90 up.
Entire Stock at Rock Bottom Prices
for Cash.
J. WALTER SKUNK,
declO As Z. Main St, Westminster. Md.
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DAUL REESE,
ARCHITECT

2Oo E. Main Street, Westminster
Country Residences a Speciality.
dec IL 04tf
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INT THERS7
WESTMINSTER AND MANCHESTER.
Christmas 1904
ONLY 7 MORE SHOPPING
DAYS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.

Our Stores are alive with
Gro nds Of holiday shoppers.
There are only seven more buy
ing days left before Christmas,
so that there is need Of haste
on the part of all who have
not supplied themselves with
all that they wish in the gift
goods line.
Don't delay another min
ute, come today. Our stocks
are still very complete. Thanks
to our large purchases, but
every bour they grow less.
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TO CREDITORS.

N
This is to give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters tesla
mentary on the Personal Estate Of
RACHAEL PYE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der. on or before the 10th day of July, 1905;
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day of De-
cember, 1904.
MARY F. PYE,
decIO At EXecutrix.
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The Men Will Appreciate.

handsome pair FUR COLLAR Asndd line at low prices
C o. Ire, Wool and Working u TOT gus
PRETTY Necktie and handkerchhs Tor CUTS
Sweaters Underwear audC Cardigan Jackets for gifts
PantsSu be s0d--mans 10" prices
lIeTing best Cord Pants and boys usei'
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decIO
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
er.s. va,.s 70. I. J.....

The news that the Santa Fe has
let the contract for the building oi
bigger and better shops at La
Junta than the ones recently burn
ed, will be received with pleasure
BY everyone in Otero county and,
in fact, the whole Arkansas valley.
Il is great thing not only for La
unta, but for the whole county.
We certainly congratulate the peo.
pie Of that city on their good for
tune. II is said that in conse-
quence Of this move on the part Of
the Santa Fe, property down there
has increased at least twenty per
cent in value and that there is
great activity in building CIRCLES
Rocky Ford Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
s..,s. :. sh.e .,e., a.s.e.s.

The local shops are only work
ing eight hours a day. ap order
establishing the new conditions
going into effect yesterday morn
ing. The new rule applies to all
the shops along the line of the
western grand division. The bnl
letin posted at the shops reads as
follows: "Commenc,ng at once,
and until further advised, the
working hours Of these shops and
repair yards will be from 8 to IL
q. M. ,and from to S p. M. eight
hours per day. The round house
force will work ten hours per day
as heretofore" Most Of the en
ployes have been working over
time for weeks, and the new rule
will probably make very little
change in the conditions hitherto
existing.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
". {. =. y. Institute.

Mrs. Adrianna 'Hungerford,
state vice president OF the Colo.
rado w. C. I. u, and Miss Rose
A Dawson, superintendent Of the
Young Woman's Branch, will hold
. two days institute in La Junta,
on March 29th and goth. The
ladies held an institute here las,
year and all who attended were
we'll pleased with the program.
An entirely different program will
be carried out this year. and as
these ladies' are known to be
talented and experienced. a profit.
able and entertaining institute i.
assured. The place for holding
the meetings and program will be
published later
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19

symathy, her devotion to right her
courage 10 stand by her convic-
tons, we would pay the most ten
der tribute to her memory. and
seek to emulate her many virtues.
Resolved. that we extend to the
bereaved family our heartfelt sym.
pathy in this their hour Of sorrow,
and commend them to the love of
Him who was their dear ones sup
post and who will be theirs.
Resolved, that these resolutions
be published in our local papers,
a copy be sent to the bereaved
family and that they be recorded
in the minutes OF the Union.
Mrs LUCY E. SAVAGE,
MRS LETiTlAR. EpGERToN,
Committee.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
City Council.

The city council met last Mon.
day night, Mayor Corbin presiding
and Aldermen Handy. Johnson.
Lamb and Sherman being in at
tendance.
An ordinance providing for the
appropriation OF funds for the
fiscal year commencing April !.
1904, was placed on ITS first read
ing The water plant incidental
fund calls tor So, which indi.
Gates that there will probably BE-
something doing in water circle.
during the coming year.
A special appropriation Of 81,
500 was also made for sidewalk,
and sewers.
The clerk was instructed te
secure bids for grading San Juar
avenue between Iowa and Granad;
streets. Bids are to be in no
later than March 2Ist.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
County ee.,,.

The county court was in session
three days OF the present week,
Judge Wallis presiding. A briel
synopsis Of the proceedings tran
sacted is as follows:
Bertha Hardy, Of Higbee. in.
sane, was committed to the Wood
croft sanitsriur in Pueblo.
First National Bank vs.. A. b.
Ward; suit on overdraft; jury trial;
o 6. Hess attorney for the plain.
tiff. and c. E. Sydner for the ie.
iendant; verdict for the plaintiff;
notice OF appeal given. :.
/. Nellie p. Brush VS.. lven Brush;
divorce; granted; on the gsound
bf dessertion and non support.
Emma Mcbride vs.. Henry Nc
Bride; divorce; granted; on the
ground.of non support.
James Nyson vs.. John BaumgaT.
ner; sui, on money owed on &C
count Of labor; Fred A. Sabin
attorney Tor plaintiff. and E. w.
Mcdaniel for defendant; appeal
from Sugar City justice court; yer
dict in favor Of plaintiff for Sa7. 9S.
The jnry summoned was excused
fos the term on Wednesday.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
vsvss nsa SS's'sss.

Leroy N. Rose, = young man
about i9 years Of age. son OF
Francis NJ. Rose, committed sui
eide at the home Of his father. four
miles west Of town, last Tuesday
evening. The instrument Of death
was . 4o-6s rife, the muzzIe Of
which young Rose placed back Of
bis right ear. and pulling the ssig
ges with his toe blew of the entire
back and top Of his head.
Yosss Rose had been in town
with his father during the after.
sooo, reaching home about siz
O'Clock in the evening. His father
vent to the stable with the team
and the son started to the house,
senssking ss he did sothat he sss
going to kill himself He had
frequently made similar threats
and NO particular attention vss
pasd TO il. Rose went to his room.
secured si6e, and before any one
could interfere had fred the fatal
|shoe. There 10 no known cause
ios the young mans taking his life.
eseeps that he hsd mortal dread
a consumption. He vas eza~is-
ed shout . yess sgo by specialist.
vko declared ahst he wss afflicted
With that disease. Since that time
be he'd irequesslv osde threats
ehas be would take his lite.
Youeg Rose esos to Oteso eosney
wsah his psseass sbost too yesss
esoo Cslbesssos, Neb. Coso~es
Csees asde . shososgh isvesaigs
|sioo a The tragedy ssd decided
|sass - jsqsesa wes 80 seeessssy-
TIE susssal ssek p1see q The hooe
|eG - pesssss lass wednesday
osspise, he iasesDess oeesssise
- RjvesvieW ee0esesy.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
successful ops,s,e..

John Bennett. OF West Hol
brook. WAS operated upon last
Wednesday for a depression in
skull. MIR, Bennett was kicked in
the head by a horse several months
ago. and the injury has caused
him considerable trouble Of late.
The operation was very success
fully performed by DR.. Ragsdale,
assisted by DR.. A L Stubbs, DR.
Jessie Stubbs and DR., E. g Ed
wards.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
s.es e..sssv = sess ,~s.,ss....

- 49,
The fsoss which came psems
tuSely - the Arkansas valley on
the night Of Sepsembes 18th last
sessoe Caught many fields Of can.
saIoupes which hsd bses sssrd ~
seed A. sessh some isrespon
sible dealers hocked in and secur-
ed poor seed. often from frosted,
immature melons. They are now
oGesing this SEED in al parts Of
ske sossh. most Of is will never
spsost ssd ss the best no FIRST class
aelons cas be grown from it.
The perfect acting Of the esntsl-
oape 10 maiessioed only At the
cost ol great diligesce 10 saving
seed. A. everybody koows our
true type rse1oas aside from the
slieks are covesed vish . complete
Get wosk sa3 become more nearly
soood - die eultuse progress.
The csesses have also disappeared
10 the pesfeee specimens, but are
ieeIised - sessss sgsis if any
seglisesee . shovs 10 saviag the
sesd- Nes hsli esesgh sssessios
b psid By sso~ess % she qsslisy
q seed shey ssve Sos The 1oIIoviss
seasos's p1sssiog- nsss sll 81
sAe0 sse - ao15ooe - 0oke sheis
esop 49, ehey oosss save seed fso0
she esllA Ne gseeses 0iseske
eoold eves - 0o6e. 1s = ajWsys
- e0sss - bsep sp ne 9seIisy =
oay - ~ Z Wi1i 6esessessse g.
uooaso the oseaeese ease - eses-
eissA-p5s0 ss6 Rsso.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
IN 0sm0siSm.

Al a meeting OF the La unta W.
c. +. U. held on March 18th, the
following resolutions were adopt' d.:
Whereas, It has pleased the all
wise Father to remove to a higher
lie our sister. Mrs. A. NJ. Hill,
and in view Of the great loss that
we have sustained in being bereft
OF SO faithful = friend and associ
ate. and the still greater loss sus-
tanned by those to whom she was
nearer and dearer, therefore. be
it
Resolved, by the w. c. 7. u.
OF La junta. that while we bow in
humble submission to the will OF
the Most High. we do not the less
mourn the absence Of our loved
one, the absence OF whose testi
mony and example were always on
the side Of Christ, and whose
spirit filled life was 30 continuous
in its overflow OF blessings to all
about her; and as we recall her
kindly words and expressions Of
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
csvaes Assossesnaars.
y. Assrsw's. tssesss .. vsssy. asssss.

-. Aesrsw's .. e.eeses q. vsssy. asstes.
Hours OF service, Sunday. II ..
aud 1890 p. M. holy communion.
first Sunday in the monih At il 4.
M, and third Sunday in the ssonth
at $500 a. m.; Saints days. At 10
a. M; Sunday School at 10 .. M.
eesssyss.'sa. Rev. ce.sst s'sh~.
The pastor will preach morning
and evening. Subjects. "a Brok-
en- Box" Evening: 1.-The Afri-
can N,mrod. Midweek service
will join with the county Sunday
School Convention. at the First
Church Of Christ.
cs.'ssiss. ae.. =. y. ls~ss'".
Sunday morning theme. "The
lords Business. Evening. 1.-The
Alpha and the Amega," contiua-
ton Of the series on the Christ
life.
With the congregational singing
Of the evening there will be male
quartette and solo by little Miss
Leah Kirkman. a sweet singer.
osshss.ss. Rsv. cIsss.ss .. xawssm.
At II a. M. the theme OF dis
course will be, "The Ever Pres
ent Jesus" Al 7:3o p. m. an
address on "The Wearin' O. the
Green; the True Meaning Of St.
Patrick's Day" Sunday school.
9:+5 q III. Epwor,h League. 6:3o
p. M.
The contractor expects to
begin the work Of rem odel.ing the
building next Monday morning
This will require some eight
weeks, bnt services will not be in-
terrup,ed at all. Everything will
| 60 on as usual at the old stand.
And now here is an evening OF
solid enjoyment Tor everybody.
without money and without price.
Our town has been fortunate
this winter in having many high
class entertainments The Lyce-
UNI has furnished a rare course,
aud the Santa Fe's free entertain.
ments have all been splendid.
We offer the public another Of
equal grade. in = reading by Chan
c.Iior Henry A. Buchtel. Of Den
yer Un,veSsity, next Monday even
ing a. 8 O'Clock, At the church
Last year an ovesfiowing audience
greeted the chancellor when he
read from Riley and Dooley.
Doubtless - many will be glad TO
hear him again in his "Resdings
HON Modern Authors" IS follows:
Riley-"'His Pas Romance"
"a Delicious Interruption"
"Noey's Night Piece" "Cousin
Rufus Story" "Be wildering Emo
sion," "The Bear Story"
Field-"The Touch 10 the
Heart" "The Cooversszz zzhyony,
"CAsey's Table D'Ho,e. ""Apple
pie and Cheese.
Loomis-"Asam'nta and the
Automobile"
Lossmer-"LetteSs from ohs
Graham to His Son Piesrepont.
No stimitsance will be charged
and no collection taken. You are
A:~1l., s~..ss. 4 a. 1900 cd ~
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19
esssbytssisa. Rev. cesssa 0iwhw.

The pastor will preach morning
and evening. Subjects. "a Brok-
en- Box" Evening: 1.-The Afri-
can N,mrod. Midweek service
will join with the county Sunday
School Convention. at the First
Church Of Christ.
La Junta tribune., 1904-03-19

Hours Of service, Sunday. II =.
aud 7:3o p. m; holy commupicn.
first Sunday in the monih at IL 4.
m, and third Sunday in the nonth
at $500 a. m.; Saints days. At 10
a. M; Sunday School at 10 .. M.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-01

tpn bic Gtfeninbuftris bieies an mae.
fallen 70 rei9en @tantss rspraisntsyt.
Dfe Gigur fteut ben alien Gott Der
@9msebstunf, ben 0ultan, bar. Das
@tanbbtlb tit nG9f bemientgen Der
Oreibettssg Statue Bort9olbis I'm Sofen
Netp PORTS bas srBb.s Der Melt. Seine
poafGnbtee SS6s III So gub, feline
Gatle % Sub. bte adngs zines Qtm,ss
10 SUB unb iein Gent9i $1,000
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aus Wttp Worf f4uf 3eidmung unb
WobelI; ben Gub flbrts stns @tebersi
tn Birmingham aus, In benz bortteen
Gubetfen. Sn's 2eben serufen purbs
bic sSbee sa biefsr Rolofalftatue BON
benz Commercial Club In 8trmtnas
Jam, Der banit ber tpsltberibmtsn
Gtien, unb @tabltnbuitrte bes bortigen
@estrfes eth deficiencies Oentmat feben
iponts. Die Statue tpurbe eissns far
BITE Weftausf telIung a~nseferttet unb
foQ fpdter TN Capitol : part gu Btr.
ntinsbam aufseitelt tpsrbsn. STE aos
item bes 8ttbnertes betaufeu it9 auf
$4,000.
Die lbrisen I'M 8ersbdueG ebdubs
beftnbli4en Gybtbtts Qlabomas. bas
auf Der QuBitefluns burd tetn offisieI.
les Gebdube beriretsn III, eritreden fid
suf RDbten, Rotes, @ntbraatt. Rupfer.
tsss uub i9tpefeltiesdrtise Geftetne.
Gsrner lit bic Tbonipaarens unb
Gsmsuts s5ubuftris bes Cotton. Staa.
tss tn berborraeenber Metfe bertrsten.
Wie aus ben 4eri4ten unb pLdn.n
lber bas Sittentpefen @labamas gu ers
feber, finb bic 8erstperte BET ibrsr uu'
ssfd9r 1000 SUB bstrdaenbsu 9iefs
ansri4Dpflid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-01

den fipanaienen lInteruebmuaoen pot
uub ipielt nod tpie o alg poIitifder
nlhrer stne berporrooeube moue: fsiu
6aar 1T undsantet istnes offers nur
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Mona In bes Mortes ureiaen{ter Be.
bsutalua Or purbe IN hotporb
gpuntn. NIB. oeboren uub empfiuo
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hin Wa4sr fribaestia ftarb. musts n
f&pn I'm Rnobeuolter ieinsn llnterhdIt
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Mrfrnier Bel Der eben erbonten Hoftts
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haHn aun @totiousooenten In Niebe
mont, M. Do, aufradfe. Or etoblirte
bann boyten eth 6olas unb Rohlenoss
fGaft, Darts erfaunte rnit prophet.
f&ern Std bic u~nae1euren Madthiis
gltr, tpslne tn ben RohIenISnbereien
WstsWsrginsens fedten, bod tparen
btsft 0~Gnbereten nod ntnf benz Wahne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-08-01

GugenbIid Der llnter6altung gsaiigs
I'm bisfsn Giubrud Su bertpH4en.
Wlan ertennt bann iofort, aab bes
Marihaa stn getpanbter, lebbdfter
Mann lit, bsr mertipurbie f9nea ben.
Ten fam. Gr lit bic @erfDrperung Der
satsn 2aune, unb feline NltersgenoRen
ipiifen bon mannem 6ettsrn ginfou
unb humorbpIlen @ef6tdten gu eraabz
len, nit benen er Re In Qugenbliden ber
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Sapan me6r oufri6tise 8rsunbe, benn
ct TT i'm 6ffentliden tpie i'm 9rtpats
leben bDlig felbftlos. Sbsleia er
Rriessmintiter, Chef Der 4bmtrolitGt
unb Observation-Disclosures mar, beiist sr
tetnen pDftttf9en ghreet5 unb bat ME
beriu9t, cine partei 3u btlber. Die
Mufri9tigtsit feiner 3tele, unb bie liar
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0tnflub i'm japonif9en !Qeere pers
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gurgen f9ienen i'm ntdt gu ermiben.
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Ipbnt, Rad elmer psriobe bet 3uriide
geaogenhett purbe er i'm Sabre 1899
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nerols Ratpatamt. Opama entporf
ben urfpriinsltden iopontf9en Rrtesss
plan. Or spurbe babel onfangs bon
General Samura unterftibt. Seit BEN
9obe bes leBtgenannten Generals, Der
por einigen Mondten erfolgte, bat
Sbamo BITE gauge MobtImahuns auein
geieitei.
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9Stet gcre,u . @armer.
0ettn1He1t., IN. Nute.

seBtere lam ete 3Iaoer n,mfbDn 8ettnaleh geilen.
ysenn 10, oanE ipare biefes llebei nidBt 10 allgemein.
" it cine aranfbeit fn0 teoarf bes6alb elmer NrsneL
b{aI W. Srmmers, Eept. ia, Wptre 8Hme, Sgb.,
TON aerlis leoer 3fHttcr cine &robe hires 6eilutittets
gegta pieies uebet {rEt 6~i.fesheu. Gt,~eibeu Sr ios
ateteg icsai sic tul slab Aaben Wei&f5 an pE.-ihalt.
ilutett es llriHs leiaft Wan gsIdGloe ~ ViHt
Si4t ul&tts Gttf &9elit. sGHa ~ 'r"rt'"
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sbarples Gream Saeioer.

@arautiert so grOa, better als ansere.
G. Is. 3ean Gp.-8oar Ooer 8rebit.
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ShDls' Saloon bietet einen
augenetmen NnFentbolt. 800
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lparkers aidetetrDgt.
Sss ssxtetrattfas 8tseps6fts s#ftG aftsfaabts
eat stR !, &sIfsaahk sRat."

grs8unbesfenatDr Senrb GaHapap
Oobts BON =@irginteu, ber bon Der
hemotrattf4en NattondltOnOeutton in
81. 2outs gum Disqualification npmt.
nirt tparb, adbIt beretts 80 Sabre unb
sff uni n.dt iptnigsr ats % Sabre dlter
ais ber prdFbentfdofts = aonbtbat
mi6ter clifton 3. Barter, ST fteht absr
nod aeute NIT eritdunli9er sesftiser
Grtf4e uab Glaftf3ttdt feinen 8dbIret<
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Das Gtntrefftn bes sum 0Ddfttom,
rscahtrenbeH ber iupanifdsn Q1rmse tn
Der Wanbfhursi ernannten Gslbmar.
f&aas Warquis Dbamo auf benz
Rssesf4oaplas sibt uns GeIssenbett,
az Der Ranb nsusrer Ma1ri9ten cine
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alabautas eiftmrieft.

&ts sWAs4tass, tsapofaatts @6aapbtets esx
Ut. Gomiies ssasfeuaaa,
@enn man auf ber ct. 9oaHsr
meltausfte0ung bas @ebdube FIR
9ergbau unb 9ittentpeien betrttt, >
Reht man an BEN NorboitsG lisel etnen
uubeimlihen buntlen Misfen In bic 2uft
ragen, Gs TT Der gubeiferne Rtefe bes
@taates alabama. Der bur9 feine per.
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&sisSe BON benz niGt nur In istnem
Datsrtanbs bo3sei4dsten 5esrfibrer
gu sutuerftn.
Warquts Spuma III Elm t!sinsr hidsr
Wsgnn bon 90 Sabren. gsin glat.,
Iaisrtes Gef9t TT DO1 bon podsnnar,
pen. Wlon getuinnt Suerf ben Gin
nzud stnsa lanepeiIfgsn, f9ldfrissn
Wsnf4sn Dor I'D gu fabsn. absr stn