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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
COTTON STALK PAPER.
Use Found for Hitherto Wasted
Vegetable.

FViu the 8AAuutactGtefo hccofu
It has been demonstrated that all grades
OF paper from the best form OF linen grade
to the lowest, can be manufactured from
cotton stalks. In addition to this. variety
of by-products, such as alcohol. nitrogen.
material for guncotton and smokeless pow
der. can also be secured in paying quanti-
ties.
The time Is not now far distant when
paper plants equipped with all modern ma
ehinery and devices for making pape- and
the utilization of the other by-products re-
ferred to viii be built and placed in opera
ton throughout the cotton growing states
of the south. The establishment OF these
mills for the manufacture of paper from
cotton stalks will develop a new industry
of enormous proportions and institute the
utilization of waste product which at the
present time has comparatively little or no
value. 1t will prove the entering wedge OF
checking the present increasing cost of
paper
1t Is estimated that on an area of land
producing a bale of cotton at least one ton
of stalks can be gathered Upon this basis
OF calculation this new industry can an
nually depend upon from 1o.0O.o0o 70 L.
100000 tons of raw material. This VIII NOT
home demands, but also permit OF the ex-
port of pulp or finished products to foreign
countries. At the present time there Is
approximately S2s7 900 coo invested in paper
mills in the United States. with but few
plants located In the south. The bulk OF
the material going into the manufacture
of paper at the present time is spruce pine,
and which Is annually becoming more ex-
pensive In. the depletion of the forests and
the high prices which such timber COM
lnands In the markets for other uses. The
utilization of a waste product such as the
cotton stalk, manufactured into CONNER
cial paper, will be a boon of inestimable
value to the whole country.
The practical effect Of this new Invention
will he TO increase the present value of the
south's cotton crop nearly s1O0,00o.0O0 an
nually With the removal OF the cotton
stalks from the fields in the early fall the
death knell of the boil weevil will be
sounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
Love Plants of West Indies.

From the Philadelphia Record.
Did you ever hear OF the love plant ?'
asked Capt. Atwater of the schoolship Sar-
atoga, who was showing several visitors
over the old craft the other day. II have
several In the cabin
He showed three small leaves attached
TO the ceiling by strings. They were with
out any soil or foundation. but were green,
and from each there sprouted a dozen or
more little leaves, greener and fressler than
the main leaf itself.
During our last cruise In the West In
dies" the captain continued, II visited q
deserted English fortress, which was grown
over with shruhhery. A native pIucked sew
eral leaves from a vine and told me to
hang them somewhere ana write the name
OF my best girl on them. If they de- he
said, she does not love you. IL they sprout
she does. put my wife.s name on one and
my two daughters names on the otners You
see. although they have been without noHr-
sprouting wen and NV faaiiy.s AFFECTIONS
seem assured -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03

and quickly and gives your brain the
benefit OF the rich, red blood It
creates.
Eat an Apitezo Biscuit or a dish
OF Apitezo Grains with cream or
milk, and you have all the nutrition
that you could get out of beef or
eggs-with half the work for your
stomach to do.
Apitezo contains, in proper pro-
portions, every food clement found
in other foods-and vegetable iron
(Which is Natures blood tonic) be-
sides.
Apitezo Biscuits. 15c the package. Aptezo
Grains. 1Oc the package.
Sold by grocers everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
a Secret Standard.

From the Philadelphia Record
small boy and his smaller sister OF a
West Philadelphia family were being in
terviewed by an admlring visitor. She
asked the boy how old he was. but he had
an attack of shyness and could not tell.
His sister. however, did better. and an
tounced that he was six years old. six
years oldr' exclaimed the visitor. What
a big boyl And how tail are your" This
stumped both the children. The visitor ex-
pressed surprise that a six-year-old boy
could not tell his height. and even the little
sister hung her head IN shame. Then the
things, bat~soon the little girl edged around
to her and whispered You mustn't tell
mamma" she said, but Rob is just tall
enough to reach the jam on the pantry
shelf"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
Prayed for More Snakes.

In rural town In Michigan lived family
named Beaver noted for their hardihood In
all manner OF naughtiness. They were tho
great torment Of the minister's life. Finally.
one of the boys was bit by-a rattlesnake
and sent for him. He found the lad greatly
scared and very penitent. After some con-
versation, the reverend gentleman closed
the interview by prayer
@ Lord" he began. I'VE thank thee for
mathematics. We thank thee that rattle
snake has BIT Jirn Send another. we pray
thee. to bite Tom, and one to bite joe And.
o Lord, send the biggest kind OF rattle
shan rAttleenAkce win bring this Beaver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
London's Contrasts.

From the Stockholm Dagbladet.
London Is the city of great contrasts.
Adjacent to places which can be said to be
the center OF life of our times we find
streets where time seems to have stood
still, and life itself moves In the slow and
old-fashioned form OF another century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
Niagara Falls Water Rights.

The Secretary of War viii grant hear
ing Thursday morning at IL o'clock at his
office In the War Department, under the
recent act of Congress. concerning the
granting of Niagara falls water rights. ana
has notified all parties desiring to be heard
to be present at that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
IS what

youwant-and the
less work your
stomach has to do
to produce it. the
better.
Apitezo give S
you a clear brain
and a healthy BODY
because it is all
food no waste.
1t digests easily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03

Thousands Of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns Of The
star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
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Magg ''''''''''' ISIS

IF there is one member of the
human system that will pay you
back in full measure for all the
injury you do it, it is the teeth.
Neglect is no worse than expert
menting with worthless Denti-
frices. Both will hasten the day
of bitter regret.
Stand by SOZODONT and
your teeth will stand by you.
Your brain goes on strike when
you oyerwork your stomach.
Both need blood to do their work
but the stomach pulls strongest
when YOU fill it full of waste in place
OF food.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-04-25
CONDENSED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF LOGAN CITY
to VaredRe
Altitude 4 SOP feet.

Climatic conditions are as nearly
perfect as any place in the United
States.
$50 days i'll the year on which the
sun shines.
Short, mild winter, and long cool
summers.
Seldom IS below i'll the winter and
but 90 i'll the summer, with cool
mountain breezes.
Every night cool enough for light
blankets.
Purest mountain water in I'M
limited quantity.
Atmosphere dry and highly in
MIGRATING.
Valley is 90 miles in length by II
miles wide.
Named Cache (cash) Valley be-
cause it is hidden, being entirelp sur
rounded by the Wasatch mountains.
Mountains are rich in mineral
wealth, and the valley contains $780,
900 acres of finest soil on earth.
Farm lands easily worth 500 per
acre.
Gas, coal, iron, gold, silver. cop
per, marble groupings found in many
prospects.
Conditions exceedingly favorable to
scientific farming and raising of
fruits.
Valley is the greatest dairy section
of the state, containing two condensed
milk factories and numberless cream
cries.
Cache is noted for fine horses and
\ Il,
market.
Cache Valley is 65 miles north of
Ogden and 100 miles north of Salt
Lake City.
is the county seat of Cache county
with population of 7 900, the center
of $4,000.
Is located at the base of the eastern
range of the Wasatch mountains.
Is the Temple City of the North"
and the ''Athens of Utah"
The Agricultural College with
100000 buildings and $50 students
is located here. All higher courses
taught.
The Brigham Young College with
magnificent buildings and US stud
ents is here.
The New Jersey Academy with $50
students is located here.
The city school system is one of
the best in the west.
The city has wide streets, paved
sidewalks and crossings.
A $150,000 waterworks system
owned by the city.
A 500, 900 light plant owned by
the city.
An independent electric system,
"The Hercules. !"
The Bell telephone system with
800 subscribers.
Unlimited water power for estab-
lishment of factories.
The city will soon have astreet
railway.
An electric suburban line with
Salt Lake connections is a certain
prospect.
Logan has commodious and beau
tiful opera house, good hotels, $1O,-
900 pavilion and numberless amuse-
ment halls, as well as a Novelty
Theatre"
Three Gentle churches and ten
Mormon meeting houses.
| Fine residences and up-todate
business blocks.
A Commercial Club" of $50
members.
Three miles from Logan canyon,
most picturesque in west, from which
flows the Logan river, beautiful
stream filled with trout.
Every opportunity for growth
People are progressive and liberal
City, county and valley wants out
side capital invested in mines, gas,
railroads. factories.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
Ncimtiifiidlc Wiftc.

Gin bcimtiidildc9 @iit bciitcn bic
3iQcuncr. 0o> bromc @ltlpcr bciBt
Sri" mo miro aus Dem Sporcu.
itoltb cinc2 EIl5ca bcrcitct, Der ictnc
ucrnihtcnoc gSirflmg ncoer ourh
ocn @crudl nod ollrd) 0cu@cihmud
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Den Ncf0brlihitcn @iftcr, neil c3 nm
mcrfIih emit @ctrGufrn) III 0cu&0r.
per QcIonQt mo crit nod jluci o0cr
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QclonNCn 0ic NiI}iporcn I'M menid)-
lldQl ODER tbtcrtldcn NCibc }ltr Ont
midclln0 lie cr5cuAcn m5dbliGc6G.
Sen BON 0riinAclbIidcr Gorbc mo
20 bis p Gcntimctcr Y0u0c, lucld)c
Die Gin0cluci0c rptc nit ciucnt ltGb
nnIpinncn llnO nud) ctlpd brct No.
den cincn Qltolpollcn ZOO bcrbciiiibs
rem. In1 m0rOcrtihe Sri 9rciit be-
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luen0ung 5rnl WurOlpcrt5eltg miro.
IS limo - Sigcrhuurc! Gle Nort-
boritcn 0cS Honbtbicrs iin0 iturr mic
@orr, btcic nCrOcn fIein geid)nittcu
ut0 elmer Speiic beiQCmCngt SIT
mcilt Ocm Gci&brCi. 9ic min5iNcn
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bare Gnt5iiltOunQcn mo iilhrCn roid)
ser (u0 herbci. Dor Nulucn0lmd
0eS M~ifroifopa mor 0oa Norbon0cn.
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per nid)t ctl1mul n0dauciabor, 10 0nb
iclblt Der lc5ircn0c glr5t getGuiht
mtr0c unO olli notiirlidc Grfrmn
flrg ihlob. NCutc obcr cntgcbt ocnl
bemoffncten AuNc Der MiIicnidoit
Der ipubrc S0d)Ocrbojt nid,t mCbr.
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Der cingci6iid)tcrt bobcu. Gin &cr.
brcd)cn Der gcbodtcu Nrt lit nid)t
nlebr 10 bGlliia mic chc0cm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

tiger @egeirO ouBerorOtttlid gut
g~eOeibenoe @iiiQbirne Eirla cont
nllnis por. ocetoia) bernolclnIt e'
men brol66nreu @unoelaarttfcl lie
fern f0nntc. (ScOcniulI& 0ilrtte onS
&olj Oicica @olmtca, mcld)ca 0cnl
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belicbter Ginfubrurtitcl nab GlIro@
pa mcrOcn. IS p%crloutct, oaB III Der
ndd)itcn 3cit cine expedition surfer
forihung Der Acknowledgment oeS
&onoca obgcionOt mcroen lol, Ste
Nodri6t, OoB auf Sap @orn cine
mctcoroloaiidc StntiOn crrldtct
mer0cn ioQ, beoari pobl nof ocr9e'
It0tiQunQ, mcnnglcid) Der ltllgebcrre
proftiihc 9tllBcn OcricIbcn oltt Der
@ono licQt.
Ger meientlihc &nbuIt nicie2 Nr.
tifcla lit Damn ourdl ollie 9ldttcr &C.
oonocn. Go2 ,9crIincr Q%agcblntt,"
oic ,W}oQocburaer 3citn0" IL u.
brudtcn lduqerc T~ilafitbnngen ilber
oicie Sodc, mo ihIicBlid) ionO bic
.9to6rid,t" aud ibrcn @cQ iu'aEhl@-
lon0, !. q. in ouS grobc cngliIhc
@cltblutt Die nGimc@," Niplomutt.
ifc &crbnnolmgcn 5lpiid)cn Gn0.
lonO mo Ncutihlun0 fonOcu itott.
@roiciior Nrofcbuid, Der int Gjcnitc
ser Ncpublif 9lrgcntinicn ltanOJmur-
oc bcinobc gcfunQcn Gcicbt, bis all.
m0bIid) Der l%tniinn oca @on5cn fcit,
Qcitcut luur. Abmngaloa iubCn ole
Gnitiitcr Oc2 on iid) interchangeable
fc9 in @%0ttinQcu; gliidIifcr @ciic
pcrIicf sic @cididJtc Damn I'M Gan
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9tort6cim bic GntitcblmqaQcid)idtc
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gcrfctlmG mlaQcicbt Qcpcien mar;
uh0 nddtr0glid) bat CT nit Sen llr-
bcbcra ir0blihc Stumocu ourob per.
IcSs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

rcS Gtaatea teller nm oclrSSilr0cH,
trGgern einC9 al0eren HQn0ea ibre
@ebeimniiie nit &iit unO 2iebc ST
cntlodcn. &icr milrOc eS am ldrpie-
rigiteu iciu, M(drfcn unO Mobrbcit
SIT cntmirren. Noa b%cionocra IN
6rontrcid) iibcr onQcblidc Spionins
men er5Gblt uno gcQlotbt morOcn it,
Die 9i9nlord Dor mo nad) OcnSrlc.
&C in &uria mtcrbultCn babe, geb0rt
gcpiB ollrdlucga ms Jtcid) Der 50,
bel. l~lngebcltrcs Nlliicbcn errcgtc
nm 1880 Der SAT- Oca fron50liidcn
&riegaminiIter9 Generals DC GillcD,
Der ir Die 9tcBe ctner lold)en pollti.
id)en Sirenc, Der @orontn BON Saul.
Ia gcrictb. Nbcr OoB oiclc Itrllpcl'
Ioic Sd)0nc imSolOc Or& piclgciiird.
tcten Wioniicllr De Ni9murd qciton.
Oen bate, mic aud jcncr GingonQa
c%rruabntc omcrifnniidc Nutor ic6t
Den 6%ron5oicn nodidmatt, lit mic.
mails eriuiclcn lporocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

rllicn mCr0cn, ODER Dab SitGoelttld-
Ior0 pel'i0itcna neutral bIciben lucr-
DC. IS fam un0era. Sn 5e6n IA
oCn luar 0a@ Roro0eutide Nur0c@.
bccr Oon 100000 oli 100000 Wtunn
ocbrudt, mlo Die Mobiliiirltng Der
iii00CltihCn Gr1tppen poll5og iid in
Qlcidcr @oidbcit. Sim 81. (il1li mar
Der lintc 6liigcl Der preubiidp lQpcs
rid miirttcmbcrgiih bo0ii6cn
Eruppcn inter Der Tiibrung 0ce
&ronprin5en tn trcllGr Moiicnbriiocr.
id)oit bcreit mo ii~berid)ritt anl bier.
ten H(uQllit ole @rCu5c. Gie Sodicn
un0 @ciicn morcn IN Der 5lUcitcn g(r-
NEE inter Dem @rin5cn 6ricorid
&nrl. lln0 0iCic aompigcnoiienid)uit
in 9toth rmo Ton bat cirt icItCa gono
gcihllmNcn nm Die OUltidcn &ricNer
ans Nor0 ltn0 SiiO, bot nit Cilcm
S6lo0c Ole Norurtbcilc 3crit0rt. -
llnn MN iolQcn III 0cn Gugulttdgcn
Die Shlohtcn BON NciGcnburg,
W0rth Spid)crn, nm McB, un0 am
I. September non Scoun; ole lice.
reid fir bic ocutihcr &ccre, Sine
Qrobc Gpiiooc, ia ole gr0Bte in Der
@cididtc Der ocutidcn Rotion, Die
nit Der NcuQriinOlnN 0c9 heutid}en
Mcidc~ ibrcu 2lbiNIlb %iinoct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05

Ocm Die boberen Ygitid)idlten taItf
iinO. Sobn Aitfcm Dem Die GRIND
Iiditen 6oridunQ,n iibcr oenStoltb-
gcboIt Der Suit III %pcroonten itnO,
bcihrcibt in scr n]}ntllrc" cine @e-
obodtlIng Die cr bel itortcm &cgcn
oui Der Spite oc2 Giiicltbnrmca sc
mod)t Bat. Stoub}dblungcn, bic
Dor hem Gintritt 0c2 9tc9cn9 porge-
Honmcu iporen, bottcn gc5eiat, OoB
Die lttrcine GtoOthrit nod bis IN
Die bcbetttenoe N6hc Oplr 33 Wtcter
gclonate. 9tod Dem Gcgcn ober
mar Die @uit 10 itoubirci, luie 9litfcn
tic MIR ie olf ciucr @crgipibe Der
@odlalpcn acfrulocu botte. Gicic
Sboliod)e mar ourh Ooa @oidcn
Der Sllft ourd ocH NcNcn oucin niht
81 c%rfI0ren, iouOcrn 6 mtB c6cn
un0cnommcn lpcr0cn, DAB Der Nc.
gen oltd) gIeidBcitlg relncre 2uit
aus gr0Bcren @0hcn bcrltnterbringt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
GtfariiOnrn per 9nnpfcr.
Tol6eiter=8ea6
Sn pOIem &fau3e %et0fuet.
Scr srORartiae TamilieHs &eiOrt.

Qra6tUole guris, Ileue @miifcments unS
@ttruftioucn; beriibmte soc. WtnbI8eiten; GaI3'
mniicrsVuo; ncrfn6t mo beiudbrt. @uif bon
Der 9apcue oeS 8. Jlcgtlncnts. Seocm aefdut
cs in Spl6efter.
MaumutD. Gambler n2uuiie." Go6entupct
(alSgcnommen 2ienitags. 9onnerttnGs uno
5reituNs). $50 SOrm mo $50 9in6m; 0ien.
flag 9onnerilaa itno 6rcitug, $50 SOrut, 200
uuo G.25 gIadm; ertrd Boot 3.t5 giubn;.;
an Gomltaacu; 900 Born. unb 2,30 gIubH.
Bette 5amtlientage MOrtag uuo Wiitimu1. Der
uleiitc Blnb.
Sic tcinite 1Our In Der 2geIt tIr 25e. Nn.
Uatt fir G6uIen uuo Gcieui9afteu. Glide
tcIrte Guteu Oifet.
tU(at267I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
Nic arGhten @irdlcn III Gnrpnn.

Sic ct. Eetcratirdc in &pnt foBt
$1,000, Die aotbeOrolc in MtoiIono
$1,000, Ct. EouG in 2onoon 25,OOO,
Scto. Sopbio in GonitontiropcI D.
600, Notrc Came III |oris 2t.000.
Die aotDcOrolc in Fiio 1900 uno
Ole Ct. Morfuafird)c in @cnc0i0
1000 Menideu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
9is GIssanS Der ytsu: elner ;sron

unb Der civ ibrcr aleiSet bdilot bon Dem bon
ibr 9etraAenet 9urict nb. SIZES 1T IS, mas
Srancll bb6it nr3lebeuo uro bemunberi mn0t.
&iele SbnterSen iino ani engoefdniirte biliae
Gprfets 5liriid8nfiibren. lueIhe bic freie sltbmnng
bebi1oern.. Gas .sSaoe 6prict" lit has ein5iee
gorici aif benz Niurit. mclbes treies sItbenis
holer geitditet. pssaoe Guriet" garfprs, ar.
20O3, sloro.Sbartes. Strabs, Sebr1S, 1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
9lmorraS Nnntcl.

IS iturb plogli0 am :. 9lugult 1906 6crr
Ahoren9 &unici, ~gelicbtcr Sdtte bon Niurte
Aumlel, inn ItiCr bon 81 Sn6ren I JRnIInfer
uuo 9 Gugeu. Merluaubte uI1o ,Srcuubc Der
6uHilic iiub .bdfltnn criubt, Der NcerOiouflu.
melhc bonn iralerbnufe, gtr. 24J, Siios@(Hii.
StrGBc, am Sunntng, 9iuhmittugs nm , ubr.
ans itatlliI0ct. INSTRUMENTATION. l2lG-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
Or. Samuel 6. Sranf.

IS itnrb am 3 gtuguit 1906 I'M ,GbattIpuces
0otcl" II. =Gnuci g. Sranf, Gdttt bon Scr
tia 9ta1ncr Sranf. Se Reer0iBlu1g fiuoet
0tontag, 10 ltbr &urmittnG9, pnH m. ta2t,
Gninn. @Ince, aus itutt Nittc lciuc 0lumcit.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-05
GGriitiatt MiQer,

Qcthcnbcftaitet uub Gt~ubaIfamirer.
1orbucit' Gde 5efieriUn.str 1t. NiuutiurO s9lue.
3lueiB; 9ir,1224. Sisbluno.glue,, 0iIabiunotoiun.
Wilbise Sreife.
6. & Y. Bbpue 49, lGolfe 229O.
GSuli2U, 12Utte)
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Caroline 0cttcubadl.

IS tidrb ant 4, 9ltGuit 1900. nm : llbr,
earnltlie Nctteubadl, nclicbie Satin BON pen
~ N%citcnhat. i'm 9tIler BON I6 Iubrcn. Sie
9%eeroliAunB ltloet Montoa, ( llbr giodmittuas.
hon lbrcr IcFtcn %HSobHuuQ. Hr. 2OS. gluro-
Shrooers zirnBc aus dul Der baltimore &c
rIetcrJ" itdit. t217-s)
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Scrmiidjte InSeigcm.
SpcaicQc Wcniinitiannncn

fir Nle, bic Combinations .3putograpbte'n
irinifben. Wlintaiur in Sarben in oereoIoetein
Wte0aillon gratis nit einem 9useno Carbon.
sDrtraits. srbt unicrc nsucn Midrutpfcn. Die
alIerbetten Cabinets, bon St.00 an. Sute Or.
belt. pronpte Nblieferune.
~. Heikert, ser SsT,s ss,iimO SbS SsstiSssn
Nr. 4O9-it1, Gprb. (sap. strnee.
Wldr1 rteh:e otefe 3tiinHu. tApriI7--)
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Gtabfirt 1880.
@ilbeim 8. NeinbarSt

Ut, @VAIt
Ncm.gprf clnitiId)c 8rnd6Gnoer,
pbre Seocr,
fUnueu Sag uuo 9iudbt gctrngen pcYocn.
Nnf SartsWnmmi-SGnocr,
ipelubc mic ruiteu. icibit bet'm Bacon nidlt.
SicIelbeit fino bon ulett glcr8tct
beiienS eitpfpblen.
Sr berfcriigt dli SeitcIii1g tno bat nif 2n9er:
Sdultcrbdnber, lluterleibsbinben.
mcidlc uno SplSfiNcna grufbduocr,
70 nrrnngirt. hdf icitc aeebrte1 Gutaer beitens
5~ufrieoeil 0citcIlt limo.
Nac Rrithbdnber. Nunenaen uno Snitru.
mente lperScll eorantirt na6 iie .paiicl, mo
Sfr Eamcn Iino Simmer
utter slniiiht bon DAB. Jieinbarot oorbanbcr.
\ no. 1eIepboH = GpurtIano 1854.
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Glbfabrt bc8 Banners rqb etoue Greet BON
2uoiou's 2Seritc tnglih, uusectoIniten Satts
flGHs, nm g ll6r Wiur0cus mo 80 9|adrnlts
tags. Nbfubrt bon NrUWu's gBerite nm $40
WtorGcnS uIt0 3 llbr HG6mittdgs.
Sampier mad BOD Greet tdgIi6. nI5genunis
men SamitugS. bon 9ooion'S g5erfte NM 8 ubr
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NM $40 Wtorgeu3 mo 3 llDr ga6lt, Sdmitnps
nab bciocr GrecIs BON 9ubfun's gSerfte nm .
llDr Miprgeii5 uno $50 Gudlnt. NrOlun's 9gertte
UNI G10 M(uraen5 mo 3 llhr gidtbm.
Sonniuge nm 4 mo 8 ll6r Wi0rgenS lino 2
tlbr giddlH. mad beiOcu Sreefs; bon BrOiuHS
9erltc 10 Minttel ipdtcr.
Snhrpreis fur bic Jinnhreiie % Gents.
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Die idl6ncn Gurt Ncpuiit nnO yet.

tcrtuus@ TturIiuuCH. grubtuoLe SccncriCn. Sc
0IcI6t Dem Suauucbunuuz 6luB. Nctiertuu 1T
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ibncuer Sdmpfcr pSuSIucbuunn" tc6cn 9icl'
it0a Sonncrita0 linO SamitaG nm 1 ll6r giud'
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nod ltio Sonntaa 8 llbr Wlor9cus3 III Snnfe
s llbr gbcnos. 0ie Nciie am Wlitluoh ge'
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her prudtOoIeH 9luldQCit oee Comes nititutS.
Niurte SOC, WlabI6eitcl soc, l~cainncn am t6.
Stunt. @uui5, I&S-)
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Sic @On Son Sam licp.GIfuriiOncn
md NnnnnnliS II. ncfn Mcit.Mincr.

&cbdtoc in Der gScIt; ba9 Gtunt5bnuS. Damn
ole NSbitCnps 6uGrt ole NGt %biltuntcr. gSeitsNt'
ber. @aIcauiIle. G6ulf luiHt, Die Sal6iuft.
ten iir Mtuoer cmpiublcn Wiro. 2'riHat Suus
icnbc ppu @~ryfoneu Aliidlin mad @uuic 5uriid.
&icl EIuB. Scr p~opuldre Sampler o@nlntn
stiles" MIontug, WIiiipu0 uto 6rcitug 3 llbr
WurGcuc.
Soming fpe5icncr Snmileutaa nm $50
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NudmittuO nm 1.15. JtiidIcbr bel Wiunoibcin
INN 1913 YbeH6S.
2pr5icnc Sonpcrs 5Oc. Sine uuSerlpdbIte
2ublt. @cniiacno Jtnliin. WiIilf unb Tutl5 fir
bic iutAct Gcutc.
MuuSia6rt.gmrir 80 Gruts.
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HoIulano's tiirfiIde gGbcr.
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(gtueuft22 } 80
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Smrncr, ser 9ci6cnbcltattcr,
iprt6t bic Nabrbcit.
Glue Critilaiitge Secrbignng g~elicfcrt fir S75;
9Sertb Si2j.
Gicie $75 Necroignlg lullaBt feinen f6iunrs
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baJICu? sic tolten iltiS etvdS bonn Gcriibe.
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SrunnUag nno EitUersStra6e.
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&Crinuot bon Sci1cn $50.
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Sohn Scrluia &: Spln.

Rr. zoos, Lricnu5sStraEt.
SlueiGgeiddtt: tr. 62i, 9Glterns9Oerute,
Sigbldnotupu, SaltimuresG0untu
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Frufit 5ufric0cH. Sic iciniteH 0uii1eu geIie,
fert fir 6odJeiteH, uHtcrDaItNngcI uno ui0ere
@eIegenbeiteu. Veioe Ielepbouc. (Ulai2s1O