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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
NOW OUT OF

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for no d0Oo sODnrianship a
Boz Ge ibc AD0rieau cam
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hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
TURF GOSSIP

fIIsl S,suntsJu -, Cd ~ this
iotess essnots estsD asg 90 siSsnc
6sDo sif@ssJ ybs atSss hsss snp
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n 1ss,a
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winner az dhis lnssiihG
raiis Nous hfoks Ghs tse.G '.f.
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ehsa sheD Waa Che thtE1 fsss On
Q eets9
Ths field On che sssant fsss sas
Iv.fy unfulS aai Charter ttub0 had
4 SsTy hard time ssiIaIAs thstD iiRst
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10 a esaniIfut start IN O. Q 'hs
sIaItlDCG aiD tAt0ush the attssnps1fs
9as Sess COST
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psI psaatafa ilkss taitis tesss
and pau o. sisei bst ssea ala
ehpics ven b an sYeiash
Oiheas)s the laairs hafe Aess
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% JI bee Gee 90 90 Oes,tng
c,~tsI fisD bss saIniDa sas Bs as
SniG yesterday. shsD q euspis of
feminine fasGaasfs frdsD taap fsan
6S0 AIke WhIts ana wee toesF
foah q tang 60 ttaBeR.e tssitasi tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
LAuNcn cw0NeRs osNY

The past bro days have beer
buay oeos Gar United States In
sfrerfoss 0hDtee} and Turner over
iia iIteeses for launch operators
have ben tssae,i and Yesterday =
ws.e sigae! The launch ownpfs
Sho carry 0sSseaRets for hlFe n
'f,osfa unaes D. tons. eudar = late
tav Saus1 Cav licenses and the
finc for . 0ssgard Of the rosula.
Sims IL es".D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
FRENCH STYLE Of
BOXING TOO BRvTAL

lesKcfnus opps,n.n for two men
WlEh everything iefmif'ei such
q game eauaq De imt1sstblc 90
ss,ri Tho otuts1fs 81 American
beang 90 f..phsil would Do miIi
o aod CO.'S ysfed "a sp,h form at
so0est l!ente In ,hcie ma'shcs
% O. Ga Tho b,ssss etiofin undsf
tGanDda, So 10 spesk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
REV. CHILLY" SUNDAY @
LOVES THE OLD GAME

FAMOUS FIELDER OF ANaon'h
Old WHITE STOCKINGS. WHO
is NOW a onuhr FIELDER or
SOULS. WRITES ABOUT rhU
Old DAYS AND TIE CON
TiAuun HONESTY or nAsf
soRRY ABOUT SUN.
DAY oAMUs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
Don't Miss Gdsg hrsee6
Mercer Island

Tarnurreys the fth Of july Ih9
beautiful trip iH the scenic woadcr
~ ne northwest. and ~ you miss it
vau miaa the afandrsf lake ride Ia
America The new steamer Fortu-
rs leaves Leachi PARK every day at
ta - ~ aud 80. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
Grand Picnic July 9TH
Under Auspices k.0M.

lAt 10 N0HaUe 10 e0If n QDW
os@DeG0oaHD ue9sfe taNSo ana
1s6s yd1f nfArr. mother. stateg ID
Cote ana = uouia 10 aae assi-
$50 for Year ses9 l9lrf. tea nur.
d9 go Say Go oleD - HsgmsfcGN
0ld o. the 06sGs) white QUIT
eetp &eaadroa. tstoeD leave Pee 2
(fSoieT n O 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
POWER BOATS
WILL CONTEST
local clIa Sill HOLD nd.
oAY1A on LAKE WASHING.
TON ,osuaeow AFTERNOON
-saesssoa AL cLAsssA

The sea,nsp Crswsr noat -
holA ahoG sesOts Ga faks
tsgten ion,ofDo9 afternoon. ~
pips az (: 0rigek There wii
ssess fop 80 sssss snd siass
go~se hosta o. there alil e
. free foe sp rsce for = cul4
s.sea - tsHf(6 f-1Fth.
Tho estes OIL be rsn over
srgs,sr fonsss starting ~ theb
If ia ssas - Ths base - ~ 1
suxis ~Gl 10 v)-nl~ Ard. anf "a 4
turn VII he OniSS fhs iatr ~
north the OIL enshis the . 90
on tho sen,es ~ ths lake be- 4 4
Maiis,n aai t.eHcht - abis
good view afDts races
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
MapsIlne Ice Cream

70 the hsaitbthst puFsss cream
that can ta snaae lts wapdsrsnt
f. dus 60 the dstsisas
mapis fsssor. Tfy . dish at 8has .
American Bank IiuIriins
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
SIX FAVOR|TES
DOWN IN ROW
Gloss FINISHES wURg rHE
FEATURES OF YEsrHRpAN's
RActNe-rALENr CATS A so.
WE'RE JOLT IN FINAL RACE.

Tho faeing YESTERDAY. - the Mead
own was remarkable the atm
her Of close finishes. SSaf OF the
races not being decided antli the
last 10 Yards Of the race there
vas the LARGEST Monday attendance
ever saea at the track and although
AiN faVafltes went dawn In row.
the pphiic had bit the better 81 the
battle The worst ielt The talent fc'
e.lVad Was IN the last race whom
lucian. Who vas the heavily PLAYED
favnrite. ran third Florence foaso.
tho Winner. who was az the false
price Of 20 20 I. VAS hardly PLAYED
aee BY q Ne0
THO first race sscalted In(a noss
Rsi ~ hatsoen ffota. q 7. asa,i
IA hs - g. no favoflts. se4 De
esWe ies, es1 vlnD 10 he esst ~
S,ss cis~s ssoaS6 In Asss tssn
ssts~1 . tAa.s hSSL ME- Nssoess
ess . <sssSss lessd
ahsismsssAsA s~o . Sran.s fsce 10 ahe
esNesss ss3 ssses easesos sp gtosed
uvstasayls beat out n Nsffersy seo
kasssss tise : sIosss 80 yasds from
tng sue, W. Roosu heat t@s Z
ttesssD. tho ssol fasofi'e. a head
fos tAIfd flsee
Toe tssese Rses.
Haasbass sss tho sto5 tsyoflts
90 f6s shlsd. but lost In dhc tsst
ss@o Co EDlxs Soss the ssestid
shsacs % sss . tsnhoSts fasc all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

the last race aud unteiied o. tho
extent ~ 40 banos eaohi which they
instructed their commissioner, joe
cahtu o. got down ~ the best pftre
Joe got the coin down 90 80 10 =,
aud when Florence puhed hur nfiaH
abrtl BAT enc finish both were taoo
apiaY4Ita the good At late haur
isat niHht theN had not decided
whether to plychasc the Alaska
building or o. O. yacht and
50 10 Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
Sssses 90 . A6Ae
: CHAMPIONS 10 BE {:

A o., taiD eAmO trSnS piase Hap
oraas uosa sAs ttpate the esllstissi
tan team esuIO ts0aSstO, plaTod o 20
tDoina .tD asaD siih tho srisns
keof tnAm ito ssuT0 sse 20 .
enpn dasaosss eBupusi tho game
.ts game eas Q qIIchsEs baltic
Throughout.
TulnaTFuR aflrgun0n 90 Na'iisos
ratR. 40 tgaintsF baseball team vii
star the 0Gaf 6safa,D hal team
ss.nh .uarls ta.e t&ss .iastns asst
tat ta,eis aod a. this - ths first
tine shta asaanD shsS have apinsOi
each asAef On tee diamnDi q ei,tso
eauae should result BtBuso eni
voHi eri 10 the battery ftg tho
aaiaisrs aad tlusteeee1 IlIlfy
P,,rs eth ecsfi che eCs.aBd eas6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03
Glorious Ride on PUGET
Sound July 9th

% IN. reiesiei saeuIeDsn steamers
,vSbtDGs,n ara state Of Washington
I,ssDa 0Gvr Per at "a IN. JUS
sch. Coz beadtifal Glendale On the
so,,ics az Wabdhy isapd ..'his L.
1h. lspeuiesi sDae IN all tho world
B0OG Grip W1S - sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

~ a. W.e. Of PbnadeipS3 the
only Amesfssn entry at the Henley
f.sap,a Sss e~Sen IN the first heat
for III. Issvoud scniis By Rof
Alan. 81 australia. Adam won
easily bp to- and onefourih
tsns,hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

eselfc cssss IessoA
Rt.g.s Wa. fx.f n

rsIbst 70. esssnss. eos mssssi Lite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

tho way Madden hit The hooka a
-sxalion b. ruuniuN thJfd. a. he Was
lasiy plA~sJ,lo shea at 1 60 I
IGltiio 6v4sk.) the aueand choice.
beat MaifNsna peorcaa In the fourth
race ovet the milo aud a mtlehF
distance. ON account ef Fountain
strong finish tie rode eeil.
iudaed race and the fayofiie vas
iuat beaten an efelaah undrr the
wire
After HaEeraon. the faVerite, had
led into the stretch. Judge surprised
everyone hy comlnr from behind
aud winainR by hlasea lensth. Lot
Ia Gladstone had HdIslng 10 beat Tor
third place Tho ~ Ia thin race,
ttta. was very fast aud ouualed tho
track record .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

Florence Fonao surprised the tai
ent BY winning the Last race Ia .
drive 2m Hafhar IueIan, re
heavily, Nkayed favorite. made the
paee to tfa stretch. where he tired
and Just dld beat byron Rose a
head fOf the show
There II one purse Iece and tive
selling facos On the cWasl thla aftsN
noon. bus AZ the fields are ali even
u matched Bone good sport 10
houHG 10 result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03


whether to lstychase, tho Alasko
building or o. O. yacht and
50 10 Eufope.
An the sonilrmanl xSeau players
we're out e. the track. N4fstefdhy be-
inr pay day. and sRAtflhuted their
salaries for the heAEit ~ tho peaf
bookmakutn. ThrfJali played Play
nal Oh a hunah tho fourth race
aud when that Monte quadfupei fsn
HrflutriY last the smoke ffain the
hnfntus II Che bali players money
could be snsilg.s " 'he betting ms
York Gleason the "spldsr Kelly
81 the Nut ~ eat acoeiAgt nlsd the
seattle hslf-team q the eaehr sd
piekea as winners in = how W "a
hadn't been far The eK rus all The
knights ~ this hiamaaa would have
had 60 walb % town ~
1in AEts~ vas sisl sesn fot q
atat shiis ~ ere tstois fias, spd
ID wss ..@ases ne s@s sftsNs 10
~in ssas eco Stf.le,ss ~esb he
sesssas wsne 'aa 60 q" "ss' 70
team ESQ 80, TO sssss atsestst ne
e. iAsS os x,ssea Ssbsde ss'
nsuiiaa ss ere sA.ss sues eco -
sSs - 90 r. ia % ne esse psss
Sas Aso acsesei, fssssasd IN ~
eifgs,eas ~. 60
O
WEN yaEpda,f the ssisossfb op,C
srataF OF 10 ua~k Q s,5 eP 10 go
sg sts s.sah o ts.Na .As sSc esss
: ,adF Ntib . teas . 90 ssis' 70
aea, 90 zee s"s3 90 t<''i'ss' oisc
az 10 zee, @ tus Fsssg N'eyesf
has an, s,m ek.unss GO GERS fssssn
tho 0saso ne oBs ap IN tie Rss
tssr e,abs ana asss his seat 20
tDssa ta9es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

tsw . sseD tonniish Riding Saddle
90 "a. Heoderson sfddief} Co. fia
Occidental Ave -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

{ scot 10. s.ssnsA acs Musus, lite,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

sHkTTIE July isse-f sare~nh wsafhss tina Track
fast ~ eghest presiding Judge 80 uHts s,aT'sf
PISA FIRST Rs,e fsO ana hs taoags ssI'ng TNoseaT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-03

Tiass- sss ~ tts o. esg iG
FAsa plscs g shos usTbza piaBs
wISn.s 4 NelFss en- N - ragSse 90
essfs sssst Bes e@ssff9 tlstaOe eHiels'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
DECLINE IN PRICE
OF Stocks Was General Throughout
the disclosing Tone Weak
and Unsettled.

New York, February 17.--Severe de-
fclnes resulted from the active trad
! ing Q fthe two-hour session today.
! Selling was made up Of heavy specula
/ tive liquidation combined with Well
contester bear attack on the market.
The bank statement proved more ia
yorable than had been expected Only
a nominal inroad was made upon the
! surplus which, il was feared, might
! be wiped out. The loss in cash was
only about half of what was indicated
/ by the known movements of money
| fer the week. The principal interest
I attached TO the loan item and con
traction reported Of $961G,G00 was ri
contrast with fears that the heavy
bond totations Of the week must have
caused a large expansion of banking
credits
That there has been in fact such an
expansion is not open to doubt, but
by resort to foreign lenders through
the medioum of the exchange market
the local banks seem to have been
relieved for the present from these
requirements. The statement Of the
coHntrys foreign trade for January
shows large resources at command in
the foreign exchange market in eX-
cess values for exports over imports
Of $64,000060 compared with only
about $25.O00,00O for the preceding
January. The seyerest pressure today
centered naturally upon recent spec
ulatiye fayorites 50 that the widest
declines are found in Reading, I'm
ion Pacific, Smelling Colorado Fuel
Amalgamated Copper the Hill rail
road group, Brooklyn Transit and 9th.
ers which have been most prominent
in excessive speculation of late. The
decline in prices, however was gener-
al throughout the list 10 the extent of
between and points Feyerish ral-
lies at the last evidently were due to
hasty profitta<ing by successful bears
and the closing zone was unsettled and
weak
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
HOLD A CARNIVAL
Bears in Control Of Pit.--BGIIs Stick
to the Woods-Third Day
Of Depression.

Chicago Feb FLOUR Duh
and easy Winter patent S37oai $500;
straights $4,000 3S5 Spring patents
s3700 $685. Straights S350GS&70;
/ Bakers $22o6G90
WfiEAT-Ifor the rhi,d successive
day wheat was dominated by the
bears, and on the preceding days,
prices yielded materially Az the open,
ins May was off va y at S3A az
For time the market was steady at
the initial decline there being a fair
demand from commission hons Pit
TRADERS were the principal sellers the
| first halt OF the session The news Of
The day was almost exclusively favor.
able to the bears. Gables ware weak
weather in the United States favor
able, and a forecast OF the worlds
shipments for the week showed a
liberia movement In addition. reports
from India stated that several drouh-
stricken districts had been visited by
% o. 0 9 INV SHuNDIaHO4
because OF covering by shorts, May
touching S3hG5s Later, however Il
Dispatch was received from Rosario
claiming The eXportable surplus OF
wheat from Argentina would be equal
10 that of last year Another reaction
occurred, May dropped to SOS The
close was weak May showing net los.
OF II.
CORN Despite the weakness of
wheat Considerable steadness was
hown in corn There was slight de-
cline at The opening because of the
lower prices at Liverpool bur all loss
was quickly gained On covering by
shorts The market was firm the
greater parr of the day. but the late
break in wheat caused slightly
easier tone at the close May finishing
y lower Large primary receipts and
prospects OF continued liberal move
mont were bear,sh factors
OATS-Fifm early, but later the
market becama easy Shorts bought
actively the first half OF the session,
the demand being induced by heavy
clcarances al tae seaboard May closed
Is i1wer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Stocks y Bonds Cereals


Fifty years ago there were living
in The village Of Athol Mass, Merricl;
Ainsworth. cashier Of the local bank.
and Charles Bancroft. d man Win a
sharp tongue and ready Wit with
which he used unsparnsly upon both
friends and foes. BY some OF his
thrusts Bancroft had incurred the
enmity Of Ainsworth, and when few
years later he announced his inten,
ton of removing from the village TO
q farm in the westerly part OF the
town, Ainsworth announced that he
should celebrate the radiance with a
gallon OF rum and q Neg OF powder
whereupon Bancroft sent word TO him
that he had better get All rum as it
would go farther ana maize more
noise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
CHICAGO LIvE STOCK.

Chicago. Feb. l7.-CATTLE- Prices
today were q little more than nominal
Close 20 Gl.0Jo We're marketed here
this week The market has been quite
variable. with better feeling during the
first half of the week and loss Of most
Of The advance later Exporters made
most of tn I'm purchases al jnC1o.
Cows and hoiicrs show an advance If
15H - for the week
HOGS-Sales were once more al The
top price of the season, extreme rang
being 5a5HG25 There was an active
local and shipping demand, and prices
ruled tronp a. AN average advance Of
% About 1871 900 arrived this week
SHEEP Supply small and prices
unchanged Receipts for the week
50. 400.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
FOUND TIE POSITION FILLED
Tramp Unsuccessful in Pathetic Role
OF Returned Wanderey.

Tramp Unsuccessful in Pathetic Role
Of Returned Wandcrer.
His hacck on the door OF a certain
house was answered By demure lit
lie woman and he felt quite sure 81
cod bike as he led off with:
Madam 10 not think me impert,
nenJ but LEI me ask if It 50 hap,
pcned .hat Won had a son wander
away from the family hreside years
ago."
YES aid" she replied. as she
opeaed Jhe door little farther.
lie went ont into the world and
became a wanderer DER the face ao'
earth?"
Yes he did"
Days and weeks and months ran
into Years and Won heard no word o'
him? You knew not whether he liyec
or died?"
As sou say knew nothing" re
piled the woman, as she stood in the
door and looked fxedly az the tramp
Well ma'am, he continued. u done
want to raise any false hopes but
but"
But You are Just little too latel"
she finished, as he swallowed he
lump in his throat and tried to wipe
away tear MY wandering son re-
turned about two hours age and Is
now taking soak in the bathtnb
Had you called early This morning.
you know"
Then the situation is llled?"
1T is.
Just my luck, maam; but Of course
You are not 10 blame for It. | con
graduate YOU and your wandering son.
and viii bid YOU good-day and try The
family next door Philadelphia Tele-
graph.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
I'VE q TshlNk a.
9 n 4 - g

EoRTH BOUND
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Ena % peals 10 90 R.lIes.

Ecvpts goverHor-eenerai has pro.
muieated an ordinance by which the
government exercises its right o. pos.
session OF a1g archaeological remains
and antiquities q covered in the sa-
dan. This decree v.i' deal fhe death.
bios TO the Eg ian "faker" and his
uolari0us traffic in coins papyH and
other spurious ant'quItie-. in thr sale
oI which he Plies 1 thriving trade DUR
ing ifa winter seas ou amous -he cred
u-Jls tourists
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

Alfred Y FalBman is having a two
story combination fiat and business
building erected at Grand avenue and
East Taylor street that win not be
provided with a single key for its
many doors. Every lock will be
koyless and operated with a cOmbina-
ton Portland Oregonia1.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

Ladies. read this catalogue Of
charms Bright eyes. glowing cheeks.
red lips. "A smooth skin without a
Flemish in short. perfect health. For
sale with every package Of Hallisteh's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents. P.
G.. Schulz a Sons
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Wild Animals That Mef

The porcupine and the bear had a
spat Il wouldn't be so stuck Up as
you for anything" said the bear
well. III tell you this answered
the porcupine. II / was like YOU
.hered be trouble. Buin."
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
NEW YORK COTTON.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Money Market.

Money on call firms no loans; time
loans firm. all periods SO per cent.
Prime paper and "a per cent. Elk
change steady. demand S4SG.25 and
$ISG.35: sixty days S4S2.75 and ST.
$3.50. Bar silver 661a.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
Welded Suddenly.

Gunner don't see Rounder about
town Of late. Is he stll enjoying what
AIDE Milwaukee famous?
Guyer-No; the old sport is enjoying
What made st. Joseph famous.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

Ask any JAP that You may see,
Why the Car, with Bear behind, i"
had to climb a tree.
The Yanks, God bless the Yanks,
says he,
They gave H. Rocky Mountain Tea
p. G. Schulz & Sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18

u aralsos energy feFelopes and
-iimuia-e- nervous life. arouses the
ccudge or ygrb e. makes y0u
rolrs again. That's atat HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea vil DO. - cents.
Tea CT Tablets p. G. schun 4 sons.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-02-18
oaIesrA
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Interest paid on time deposit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-30

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-30
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5Blgenb. BABES for Siben:
Zen M prGitegaarb. Mf Gfith pes
berfen. 300 Siber. $ Omfus
Soc. Stint inbbunben $1.20.
Deb ben msrte 5lob. gn 5orta1ing
fra Qrmenien. off .. Qlcoct. pou
0anit Deb paitor Mattbiefen. 228
Siber. S Omflus $1.00. 5 ions
poneret 8inb $3.50.
9arnlig Sale. Smaatr9t og Smaas
fort9llinser for 8srnegubstieneiten.
off pditor u. S1el. so Sib.r. s
OmIIa9 zoe.
Zen beIige &rig. of Sobn 9unpan.
paa 0anit beb 81. Sb. Ssrnt. 81
hitreret at s. 8dnt. 217 Siber.
5 Smfug 90c. s imp. 8inb $1.70.
Haomi ellsr Serufalems fibite Ouee.
OFF Mrs. s. 9. Mebb. 484 Siber.
s Omilas zoe. Stint inbb. $1.20.
Deb 2p9tens Gin. 5orteains at M.
S OmfIus SOC. 5 tomponeret
9inb zoe.
De to 9rsbrt. Of 30. $. u. poa
Donif beb paItor q. g. Mubfen.
286 Sibsr. S Omila9 60c. 5
Ifmuft tOmponeret 8inb $1.00.
Misifonsbibliotbetet. 4ebi9erst at
6arulo Senien. = 1. 9efte: @lers
amber MactaD. Gn 2~eDnebstsgs
ming. AZ SiOer. S OmiIug zoe.
Do. 2. Og 3. 6efte: Mme. SAB: s
lQfritas Snbre. Mtnber fra GAM
beiimisfionen. 81 Sib.r. Oms
flag 25c.
90. 4. Ssfts: So6n G1iot, Snbiu.
nernes @fpoitel. 16 Siber. s Om~
flag 10c.
Ssmanbens lille BOG. Sub til QGre.
llogipet ali SBmanbspr9It Seoee
rim SerenIen. Ga Siber. s ONT
flag 15c.
9sft SonO - eler alipptsrunb. vi
IGlifabetb Solitein : 9oliteinbors.
Ia Cher. S SmiIug 40c.
5bprlebes ffal hi forboIbe os til ben
beIi9e Strift2 5orebrug at pait.
SIR. gg. 8e[er. So Siber. 5
Omilas zoe.
6elt for Ssfus. OFF puitor u. SusI.
40 Siber. S Omflag zoe.
ariitus, por 8onge. o9 bans Rige.
80 bibelit. 9etro9tninger al 8iifop
9. @sbI6e. = Samt: Zen friite-
fige 5ribeO Og ailben af @dnp,
fom oppefber til ct epi9t 2ip. b
Yrebitsner at paitor ST. 3eut6en.
Salt 50 Sioer. $ Omi1as zoe.
Qionesbprb ON 2ipet / ariItus. %
Siber. s Omilag 10c.
ltgubeligbebens tire artitler. Gf pa
flor 6. Nassner. q Siber. 8
OmiIus &c.
qaitor !Ssi. Gn uf Rorb : &inus
9riitne. @n 2epnebsffilbrins, al
Bru !6oiparb 5uplor, Misiionar /
8ino. OOerfat af paftor $. 8ade.
bolb. Meb 16 gi1ebtr. s Oms
iios $1.10.
@ennem 8ranbinsen. 4f ". @iber.
ne. Ooerfat fra Gngelff. S Oms
flag 40c. Stint inbbunben 75c.
Gag ug les! Gn Gnedgtsbog fox
unge. &orts 2efeitptter til gibeIs
teffter paa bpsr Dag / Marst. 2bst
Oplas. 429 Sibtr. S Omflas ST..
Snbb. / tpmppneret 9inb $1.60.
Chs paa 0eien. Smaatret og Gors
telinger til 8rus for prefter os
Senbaesfoletarere. 242 Siber. )
Omflas zoe.
Subs Orb II lepenbe o9 trdftist.
Rogle Santer iii 8eftbrfefie cs
9eiltbnine, naar man bill lafe I
8ibeten. Somlet af 8. 8iarneien,
Sosnepreit. S OmfIa9 zoe.
8ibefen er Subs Orb. W 4bolf
2apbir. l1bgipen of paitor Stor'
ioban. "a Siber. 8 Omi1. zoe.
0isbeben | Sroen os Soabet. s Mns
lebnins at Den faliggsrenbe Sro".
Mf 81. g. Mabfen. 80 Sibsr. s
Omilag zoe.
Subs Rise oe 8srnene. Santer ON
Refioipns1in6erbisnino / 6iemmet.