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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05

Tho grade Of the North Bank rail
road (so-eaAieiD win bo the nearest
level of all tracks on the Pacihc coast
and will also be the nearest straight
considering its lcngth. One locomotive
can handle 100 freight cars either way,
between Vancouver and Paseo The
westward trend although down grade
drops only ono foot in 500. This ae
cords with the reports Of the original
surveys made 40 years ago. At Van
eonver or PORTLAND engines with 100
cars may enter Or depart without in
convenience or loss OF time.--sherman
County Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Funeral of w. N. Chambers.

The funeral of w. n. Chambers, for
several years United States customs in
spector, was held under the auspices
of the local lodge of Elks, of which he
was member, at the lodge rooms of
the order yesterday afternoon, the
formal burial service being observed.
Rev. j. Bowersox, pastor of the second
United Evangelical church, preached
the sermon. The obsequies were .at.
tended by large delegations from the
Elks, the Eagles and the Woodmen of
the Wo-ld, TO which fraternities Mr..
Chambers belonged. Many beautiful
floral offerings were contributed by
these orders and by Mr.. Chambers
friends. The pallbearers were D. j.
Gregory, T. +. Manner and Samuel
Jones, representing the Elks. and NJ. j.
Gallagher, w. B. Crewdson and +. L.
Logan, from the United States customs
offices. The remains were cremated
Mr.. Chambers death was due TO
Bright's disease. and came after a brief
illness during which he was removed
TO the Good Samaritan hospital, where
he passed away last Friday. Mr..
Chambers had resided in this city about
IS years, coming here from Salem. and
was So years old. He leaves a widow
and adopted daughter - Telegram.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
California Affairs Are Mixe,i.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)

Sacramento, Cal, June 5.-The vail
dating bills were given a Knockout
blow when the assembly convened this
morning. Yielding to the clamor
against it, the assembly judiciary COM
mittee, at last nights mseting, with
drew its measures, and action in ac-
cordance with this recommendation
was taken Immediately after the com.
mittee submitted its report. Included
in the reports was the recommendation
that 'McInerney's bill, providing for
the establishment of land titles be
passed. The committee also took ia
vo-able action on the special verdict
bill. Bills extending the statute of linn
itation in the matter of action on mort.
cages and book accounts went the way
of the validating bills. The session of
the senate was again very brief, little
being done beyond the receipt of the
report of the finance committee, which
recommended for passage of bills pro-
viding for the appropriation of $4,000
for the immediate use of the insurance
commissioner and further appropria.
tion of $4,000 a year for the same off.
cial. Also an appropriation of $4,000
for the state normal school at San Jose,
which was damaged by the earth
quake.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
MADE A
POOR
HOLDUP
Got Away With Fifty Dollars
and Missed Two
Thousand

Ogden, Utah, June ga lone hold
up entered the lobby of the Reed hotel
at o'clock this morning and com.
pelled A. ID. Bratz, local newspaper
man, Harry Breekett, the night clerk,
and three others to hold up their hands.
He robbed Bratz of $50 and got small
sums from the others. Two thousand
dollars in the safe was saved by the
clerk, who protested he did not know
the combination. The hold-up escaped
He was recognized as an engineer in
a local theater.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
WORKED
WEALTHY
WIDOWS

San Francisco, June 5.-Michael w.
Ward, with several aliases, whom the
police say has a wife in every large
city west Of the Rocky Mountains, and
who is wanted in Ventura fo7 victimiz-
ing women there, was arrested here to-
day. Ward is known to the police as
the "widow worker" and was court
ing a refugee widow named Carlisle, of
Golden Gate Park. when arrested.
wa7d victimized' wealthy widow at
Pasadena, and was sentenced to ten
years at Folsom, but was released on
appeal. He also victimized women in
Oakland, Salt Lake, Denver and Seat
tie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
A FINE
COMPANY
HERE

"The Country Girl" four act
comedy drama was presented by the
Bigham-caulkins Company at the Ed
ison last evening before crowded
house. The play is full of. both humor
and pathos, and contains some splendid
scenes. The work of the company is
hrstelass in every respect. Mr. Caul.
kins Is a strong actor, and played his
role splendidly. Miss Iva Shepasd, as
Mercy Baxter" country girl, well,
she is si@ply delicious; tenderness,
pathOs. humor, wit, sweetness ana just
true American girlhood, and--it is all
there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
ESCAPED
NIAGARA
FALLS
Unknown Man Walks Into
the River and Is Saved Ten
Feet Above the Brink

Buffalo, n. Y, June 5.-Early this
morning man walked into the Niaga-
ra river 100 feet above the brink of the
falls. and was swept toward the preci-
piee. He just caught on a ledge ten
feet from the brink A policeman
discovered him and threw rope to
the man, but he was unable to grasp it.
The fire department placed ladder out
and two men crawled out and grabbed
the man, who was exhausted. He was
taken to the police station, but refused
to divulge his name.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Musical Recital Tonight.

The commencement and graduating
exercises of the Western Conservatory
of Music, Chicago, under the direction
of the teacher, Mr.. Frank Churchill,
takes place tonight at the First Bap-
tist church, at s:i5 p m. The progam
viii consist Of nine piano numbers,
Miss Lois Pcebles win sing two selee.
tions, and Wallace Trill viii read a
selection from Quo vadiS
Miss Cora Talkington will receive
her graduating honors tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
OHIO
RIVER
FLOOD

Scottown, Ohio, June 5.-Two women
were drowned and four other persons
probably fatally hurt in storm early
this morning. The deluge fell two
hours. Two stores and several houses
were demolished; every house was
moved from its foundations; the Ohio
river bridges were washed away, and
farmers have lost heavily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Iowa Packers to the Front.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)

Dies Moines, Ia, June 5.-Indepenl
ent packers are preparing to take al
vantage of the Chicago packers sr
pose in boosting their products. Sales
have decreased so per cent in the state.
Iowa packers claim their houses are
not subjected to the abuses alleged to
occur in Chicago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
After the Grain Trust.
(Four O'Clock Edition.)

Washington, June 5.-La Toilette has
introduced a resolution directing the
interstate commerce commission to in
vestigate the so.ealled grain elevator
trust, with view of discovering if it
favors. in the form of rebates, the fur
nishing of ears, side tracks or elevator
privileges being granted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Trouble at Panama.
(Four O'Clock Edition. }

Washington, June 5.-Captain Bow
yer of the cruiser Columbia, at Colon
reports a clash between the officers of
the marines and the Panama police.
The navy department will not divulge
how serious the clash was The gov
ernor of Panama expressed regret, and
he has promised to punish the police.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Admits OWNING coal stoek

New York, june 5.--vice-President
Rissiter Of the New York Central
railroad. admitted that the company
owned stock and bonds in soft coal
mines, before the interstate commerce
hearing this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05

GOES
ASHORE

San Francisco, June 5.--The schoon-
er Volunteer, which sailed from this
port Sunday is ashore at Bodega Head,
near the mouth of a Russian river. A
tug has gone to- the rescue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05

Chicago, June 5.--RoOsevelt's e polite
al destruction is planned by the pack.
ers and other trusts which he has been
prosecuting. They say he can't be
trusted He is too radical and is ruin.
ing great industries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Prayer Meeting

Prayer meeting and chorus practice
Of the Christian church win be held at
the home of W. II. Osborn Thursday
evening at s O'Clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05

The Volunteer came ashore during
the night two miles off Bodega Head,
and will probably be total loss. In
the attempt to row ashore two of the
four children of Captain Bressen' g
family were drowned in the heavy surf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
To Welcome BRYAN.

Lincoln, Neb, June 5.-The citizens
are preparing a non.partisan reception
to Bryan, when he returns in August.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Wants of,icers Kept Out.

st. Petersburg, June 5.-Deputy On
ipkos has demanded the Douma pass n
resolution prohibiting ministers from
appearing in its assembly hall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05

London. June 5,-rhe notorious an
arehist Mslatesta states that further
attempts viii be made on Alfonso and
his wife.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
They oAn Marry.

Ethel wray, aged 20. aad Albert
Webb. aged "a, were granted mar
riage license today. Both the young
people are residents Of silverton.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05
Chicago Markets.

Chicago, June 5.-Wheat s1%@sOA
corn 499s, oats 33B@S49s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-05

A dose of Ballard's HOrehounl
Syrup win relieve it. Have you a
eoldi
Try il for whooping cough, for asth.
ma. consumption, for bronchitis Mrs.
Joe Me6rath, s2T E. lst street. Hut
crimson. Kan, writes: al have used
Banard's Horehound Syrup in my
family for fye years. and find it the
most palatabls medicine ever used.
For sale by d. J. Fry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
BANG! ITS
NOW HERE

NEW YEAR NRWEs WIN CUSTOMARY DOCUMENTARY
WATCH MEETINGS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

cantiviaiitY. 2flnkinaaia the health
and happiness OF their companions.
wishing them continued prosperity
during the coming year.
Coed Resolutions.
Coed resolutions filled the air
Crowds lined the alraeh All cafes.
aud ON every hand hilarity Was ram
pant A. the midnight hour drew
near. strangers tfaterntEed. and ON
the stroke of II hedlam broke loose
Tho air was fairly thick with
Happy New Years" Noise making
deviacs ~ every kind were pressed
into use,
At the WeatmluPter Presbyterian
church AN elaborate musical pro-
spsm Was rendered.
The Seattle futnyeretr held their
annual uSlvestcf ball About COO
we're In attendance.
c. q, Meeting.
A watch meftiur was held az tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
Sale Of Imported Curtains

wifh There ample nsnottmsns
the prices speak Tor hemseiv and there
not outofsiyle Cuftan Ia the sntif. showing =.
u this be the first adYS'fe
they read viii briefly tell the stoI 81 this
prominent imporefd.~rn retire from the Lace
business Fine Ffenfh and 6wit
decidedly los that despite the fact that
undsr usual condition. promptly accepted a.
priced hem for
drapey shortly afef
the dispose Of this special puf.
he
Hand Made Aahlans Hand made
Made cusian Brussels iaeea Rich
and Hss sh Paint i tn Aa1aa color aud Marie Antonsie
Curtains Of finest freueh
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plymae.h Congregational church -
the Christian EndoaspfrfH The
auditorium VAS filled with happy
yonnn pM,ple. The uong sersAo vas
eondnetad f,x g T HefuphN Hey
n. &c. Minis conducted the meeting
Joseph Alexander spoke OF the Sc
attic lAs,ustFlal school Carl ~
Reeves. Rfssident Of the socivty. re.
fofred a. the efforts that we're beiae
nsde 10 bring tho G. u. convention
70 Seattle la 1907,
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Made-Up Rugs and Carpets for Less


NtAnu b iron caFpug
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RIVERS ARE HIGH

A. result Of the recent heavy
rains and the very high tide which
nov prevails. the white. Black. pa.
vanish and Cedar rivers rose very
high Yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
A Gigantic Sale
HUGE DEAL III
mATTlnes

TVS SON nARcsE SECURES
t.ia2 eoILA IN a LUMP
PRICE SAID TO De TIE
LOWEST EVER RECORDED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

The New Year was properly uah-
sscd IN last night ~ the firing 81
gxns, tho riuglng ef senfch bells
aud tho shouts of midnight SO
ionrneru Nho we're seampcrlng 10
chamber oa the water wagon. old
1908 politely made his bow. and
trunght 20 a close hts final engage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

what f. said 70 BE- the largest
Transaction in japanese matfinFa
ever DIT through on tie Coast
vas recorded IN Seattle yesterday.
when The Bon MaFche purchased
from the Great Northern Steam
ship Company lisa rolls Of fine
Japanese mattinEs. which were
more or iess water damaged dur
Inc a small fire In the hold 81 the
: big liner Dakota on her last yoT-
age While the actual figures in
VOWED In the transaction have not
been made public. u ia known
that the company wsS practically
compelled 70 accept the very Low
bid rendered By the BID depart
ment stoso through the Inability
Of any other store In this territory
20 handle the immense quantities
involved The store management.
while reilcont On the matter. are
iubilant over tholr coup. and dre
frank 20 admit that a mating sale
will shortly be forthcoming that
will be historical. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01

many border OF Carpets
.
Body BRUSSELS stnii regular price s2s special s24 OO
Body Brussels ioe1iis. regular ss7 spa SO 90
Wilton sxios; regular 5000 special $500
ioxi2s; regular 5000 special s2 90
Velvet sxi2 regular az 90 special SfsO0
106xfa
Tapestry loeHiS price 5000
Body Bruxsex szxio: price special st.O0
French Wilton 9xI2: regular price $3.50 special $1,000
1e6xi2 special $1,000
s1ioii regular s2sBo special $500
Bundha Wilton. eres: regular price sSaSa special S240
Bundha Wilton. er24; $3.50 S0 co.
Bundha Wilton ssnios regular price $500 special $1,000
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All Sales for Cash No EXCHANGES Delivery at Our EaI

dn SIX o good
IN delivery fnHng
'" 'A O ALL SALE GOODS
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ment In Seattle

ment In Seattle.
Tho oecaspn was celebrated. ~
IL customary. by The various
churches Of the city. by AsldlnE
watch nisht services. which were
well attended Many of the lodges
aud various social organizations Of
"a. city whiiod away tho hours in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-01
A Gigantic Purchase

= or wiiks the meanry Of the
. Oldest inhabitant-anot in
sbe sissCss OF the great
sstes wa,sed By the waters
=, - =. .
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Sale Conditions
Opens at 8 A. M. Tues.
day Morning

None sent {. o. d. al sales final
and for cash Deliveries at our con-
venienec. Sold in 2o-yard rolls only.
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The Carpet and Rug Sections Also Present Bargains
wsnayn that nypsgsxt uau n be ~ nra mpeu a a seen los

a he smeu so vhn@t a n Ft n fl rims her e
n liz = GOT h %
Eur bay % b 70 IA ga
> .
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Tapestry nres 7-ssi reguar price 4oo special SIT 90
special Sg2 90
1aNtz4. price $500 special g2SOu
iossic2 regular price 80 zoo special $1,000
exf1t. regular $3.50 special SfiOn
s31oit. regular price sk0o special S5U0
Texl0Ss regular special $1,000
body nruas~ SAM regular spea $1,000
st2 price 5000 special
Tapestry t0erits: price special $3.50
s1Ksa 81 60 special 81 80
sam. regular ss060 special 100
s20o special $1,000
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REGULAR Price Si2, Special SOS Pair
ILLUSTRATION 10 RlGHTJ }

lsEE 1IrHTHNTlON TO KDIITJ
Irish Point Curtains 81 yards toaE
,oo and mounted fine French net
The design and THed Ia With hand work
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-12-28

be5aslih Der seridtltten GinhaItsbs&
|fehle purben beretts in Der ~ooriaen
aonsreb Seffion einsereiht, uno Sic,
ftlben liegen nod i'm sSuftistomite hes
Rtprdientantenbdufes. pearre bon
Marplanb Mpoterte bic BON @ompers
unb feinen Roleeen bon Der federation
Of 2abor aussearbtitete WDrtase, pelfs
bic JHjunetipnen in MrbeitersyaIlen
gdn5lid abfhaffts aittle bon Mrtan
Ios ltste eine dbnItde Biu Dor. Das
Jufi5iomite oes 9auies bot Die Gode
tn 8ernihung genommen urb fpiro, tpie
ts beibt, auf Gruno Der DilbertfAen
|Woriage tine Sin ausftrtiat-. bi. BIN
1auft mad ben Weibnahsstsraes I'M
ttrbreiiet fperben fpn.
Mtpion Mbttina Gilbert tpurhe
1862 tn JrantIm Gountn; g., sebDr.r
unD tam I'm Utter BON IS ssa6ysn nit
lttnen gitern mad Jnbiona. Gr Be-
Iuhte bic bortigen DffsntIidsn @dul,n,
iptDie bic 5taatgunibsriitat bon DbtD
unb tpurm Mbbofdt. Gilbert mar
StadtsfeHator BON Snbiana, Geutnant
@puberreur unb tpuroe als Neprdiene
tunt tn ben SO. Ser. 6taaten. Rpnartb
Qeipdhlt.
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XIV gttiOuuA VJtituu3ct JtuHfttb9-
MoHer befinblihs ben gr5bten Gbeil
Der Wofhinsnleituns. Disie umFinh
fiuD q aud. bic idon mehrfa4 Grin,
Der DsranluBt babtn, neu. prinsipi,n
bs Sdaffsbdlls al eriinnsr.
Nus fpl6en B,ftrebuneen bsrauB
fino In ben lesttn Sabren psri1tebent
fogenanntt r@lsitboote" entftanben,
9oots, bic iiberbaupt niht mebr ia's
WoHer eintauden, fonoern lid, auf fei-
ner Sberfldhe jortbefDesen.
Wsit sutem grfolge bat Bel Dem DOT
Rur5em bel gbion am GenftrFes per.
anftaltettn Motorbootrennen oas gleit.
boot ~Rieonet Nautilus~ t~bsilaenou,.
men. GO s.langts bel ben fossnanutsn
Weslenrennen4 aIs piertes ans 3tel
un6 lsgtt be Meile IN 2 Winnten %
Setunbtn surid.
Sn ieintm 2isuBtrsn bat ss siernlidt
4thnlidteit nit einsm G9litttn. Nm
ben Sttten befinnen yh 5tpei aakn,
auf benen cine platform a~neeorhnei
1T. Dieft trdst in. ibrtm bInter.n
Ebeile auf einen tleinen Drabseeheu
ben enltnorifden Bsn5tnbehdIt.r, bon
BEN eine leituns nod benz In Der Mhts
Der platform aufstbautsn stpstcplinb-
rigen Wotor fiibrt. Der Wotor gleiht
tn itiner Eonftruttion senou oeriem;s
gen, fpit lie fir 3lpsienlinbrige Wotor-
rdoer berfpsn6et iptr5sn. or tretbt bic
an tintm lonstn f~o9snunni.n Nus
legtr' onstbrudte @aranbs on, oi. ii6,
binten unttrbulb Der Sedranb bes
8ootes I'm MAILER befinhst. M,dts
nno lints fino an oisYsr Danb atrei
6teutrruoey augsbra9i. bi. MIR lpenis
tN's Maftr iauden, unb bersn Mir.
tnug hauptfadlid auF benz Druid Der
sntgtesnitromen0en Cuff bsrubt.
Sbre eebensfdbigfeit BADEN bisf,
@~ltltboott Bel benz aenqrrtss Rsnntn
bsniefen. ,w ja..s,s
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Der Searetdr 0es Jnnern.
Ksi&tises gaeeiernnssreHurt nnh sia
&abinrtfsmr@iel.

E-af3
&ktAceGS iasae 1itngtaeit maS saaetsIsex -
Hss eauptbursaas Dss ssparsemsnts ses
gsasra ams ibss Maisabe @~tfaiatiae
1&tsn.
Der f9ou ftit ldnssrer 53eit BON Sem
Eetretar bss Snilersn, Gtban @nen
Dit1eot, s.btgte Munf6, DON iefner1
fhipiertsen poiten 5uriid3utreten, nirb
am 4. Mar3 1907 in GrFuluna aeaen.
an bic @tele Sttacpts. Ser Bag Nnt
felt DECEMBER 1893 ailssefiiut bat,
Inrb oer ieBiee aorporotions =&ommif.
f66r JaInts e.. .@drfiefo ttetsn.
Dit gefHGfte bes 5efretdrs Deg Snr
nersn fino rna1tni9fdltts nno umfangs
reid. Das 8epartsmsnt oe8 @sSsnneren
ytpnrbe i'm Sabre 1849 einesri6tet nnb
9trtb6it cine Asibe bon Bureaus, bon
hten bic tpidtigftel Die folsenoeu fino:
Biz 3anpts2 arbsGffics, Bic Dffie. fir
Suoianer,M ngelegenbeiten, Die. pateat=
Office, bic penfionszOfFiee oas 9ae
rsau fir stoIosifde 9ermeKunssn nno
bas Burtdu fir Grsiebune. SIN 9es
fcaotren fuhrt Der Setretdr oes sgrs
Iasre1 bic Dberaufiiht iber Die @iieu=
Bd9irn, Die Gprftrelernationen uno
Hrnpnntbdrtg, Gs u~nttrftebsn ibm
BE Mufbeipdbrins unb 8ertbeiIung se>
miller Dfentiiner Dptumente, oie Der
t3eilans ber 8tmilisunsen fir Older
bous unb getperbeidultn, fopte Die
Dertndltuns ~befttmmter 5ofpitdltr ura
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'M 0iirift
Getumbia. GnbIid Ibt Ser 5etrstar
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- JHnertn geiuins Wehtt ufo pfltts
Ten q otr EtrritortsnDerfDdituHg aug.
On puupfz1onosDffie TT otelentss
Dtp6rot, ourh uslde oos offsntli6s
&tot1tt5uul otr Der, @taatsn perraltst,
ssrnaeAen uao perduBert fpirb. I'm
yalrt 1888 nnlfabtsn bic offentlifen
HdAoersisn Dntsl Sams, Die fd dus
0runDiibtrtragrnger bon Dtrl6isoenen
gtoaten On bic Bunoesrsgierung 5uz
tarnIntnfssttn. 2T.O00 Quooratmeie
len. etn Bsilb. Mr lih ourh Grpers
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Or. =. a. W.per.

01teppath
'122 esfpsa.etru6t wsibs zsisshpne 1886.
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Gtue iuunDerbare STAR.

8. M. goants uno 5rau, Sen.
riettas Bn.. ersdblen non elmer mum.
berbaren Sur. SIR 5 Sabre altes
4ino litt an eczema. fie lnier pun
electric Bitters. touften bauDu uno
nod Sebraud BON 7 Tlaihen mar
Dos Gino u0iltDmnief, aebeilt. Cine
pnrSiglidJe BlutmeoiSin. Bu baben
BET Noolph 3reiB uno 81. &obn Il
10. so ets. uno ST. per Tlaims.
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Atlptktable Gtinuua.

9tt OtesstuDtsma8 seS gDaHtsspiesrj3.as -
smrd bic tBfettboofe.
8etdnntfih 1T Der Wiberitanb, ben
bas WaFer ber 9rennung ieinsr 1beils
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