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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-04
A Badly Burned Girl

or boy, man or woman, is quickly out
Of pain if Bucklen's Arnica SaIve is
Tekonsha, Michigan, SAYS: y % Il use It It
in my family for cuts, sores and all
skin injuries, and find 1t perfect"
Quickest Pile cure known. Best healing
3alve made. 25c. at w. E. Pelham &
Sons drug store.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-04

Never judge what a man has spent
by the size of the load he is carrying.
1t may have been donation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-04
With the Hnmor;ats

Jack-How do you make light Of
your troubles SOP
Bob-Oh, as soon as receive the
bills l burn them.-San Francisco
Bulletin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-04

And many mans progress down
the stream Of life is >impeded by his
getting stuck on bar.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-04

Did you ever hear of doctor tell
ing rich man that there was no hope
for him7
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-05-04

The things tRet>usually happen are
those that seem impossible.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
CASE OF MIR. PARSONS
WILL BE CONSIDERED BY COMMIT
 TEE THIS WEEK.
Friends of the AppOintee More Cona- dent Than Ever He VIII Re Con- hrmcd-New Judgcship
 

Washington, Jan. 6.-(Special.) )-The understanding is that the Senate Judi ciary Committee will take up the Par sons case early next week and dispose of it, The friends of the young mao appear to be more confident today or his confirmation than has hitherto been manifested and claim to have dt- rect assurance that President Roose- welt has not the remotest idea of with drawing the appointment.
 Meanwhile opponents of Parsons are working hard to have the case drag, along in the hope that eventually re- jection will be the result.
 If they could accomplish that, the next move would be to prevail upon the President to nominate a new man for District Attorney. While not asserting openly the opinion of Senator PettuS, who is leading member Of the Judi ciary Committed, some Of the packers of Parsons insist that the other side hasn't been able to produce any eVl- dence that General Pettus Is against him.
 Representative Richardson introduc- ed bill today for an additional united States judge in Alabama It provides that the judge shall re- side in the Northern District ana Judge Richardson's measure diners from that of MT. Clayton Tn that the new judge shall not be an assistant one
 In conversation with The Adverti- | ser correspondent. Representative Rich | ardson said he has introduced ms plll In accordance with the sentiment O, the bar of the Eighth ConSresslohal District.
 "I simnIv desire" he said, ito have 1 the two hills 20 before the House Ju- dietary Committee on the 18th instant the time fixed yesterday. for the near ing of Mr. Clayton's bill. and let that committee decide which will more con ducS to the public interests Sf in Al Ala6qma far l can what I believe to be the senti- ment of the bar of the Eighth Congress | sional District"
 Representative Bowie is interested in | this matter, aIso is MT. Underwood. and they will both attend the commit, lee hearing MT. Bowie says there VIII be no friction in the delegation ana thinks that when the facts are fully
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

dies within the past six months in Eng 1 land, Japan and America Since July more than 4,000,000 new spindles have been added to the milling industry of
 Manchester, England. The Fall River
 Mills which were shut down for six
 teen weeks last year on account of
 strikes are now running night and day. These vital forces will necessarily de-
 mand at least 100000 bales of cotton
 for consumption in 1906, which were not required in 1905. In the South new mills are being built and the equip ment of old mills doubled in capacity wherever labor can be secured.
 Consumption is only limited now to the spindle capacity of the world ope- rating on full time. MT. Ellison, the
 English statistician, estimates con
 sumption for the next twelve months
 under 2,000, ,000' bales of American cot
 ton. But Mir. Ellison represents the foreign spinners solely, and it is q habit with him to under estimate at the beginning of each year and later on be forced to increase his figures in the face of bare facts. The price of cot ton goods is very high and advancing in most lines monthly. 1n some cases prices are higher than they have been in twenty-five years. In the spring CT 1904, when cotton advanced to IT cents per pound and every available bale Of cotton for sale at LAdI tune was et6SAr ly taken by the mills, the manufac- .turers jobbers and retailers were load ed with goods which could not be sold that season. After consumption of the 4,OOO. 600 bale crop of 1904. we find the mills of the world today with no goods on hand for sale. but from six to eight months behind with their orders, and the jobbing trade in equally as bad con- dition. With the trade now it Is not a question of price, but the serious prob lem is the delivery of orders by the mills. The shelves of the world are largely bare of cotton goods and in many lines absolute exhaustion has taken places. This crop will not ex- ceed 10,000,000 commercial bales, hence there must be curtailment by the mills before next September. showing that consumption has gone beyond the abil- ity of production. At the prices of cot ton goods spinners could have easily paid the farmers 12 cents for every pound of American cotton grown this year. If We should be able to hold back 2,00O,000 bales for I5 cents the average price under 12 cents per pound. But little cotton remains in the hands of the producers and local holders If those who have cotton will hold 1t firmly, they will be we'll rewarded later on when the whole world realizes the shortness of the crop and the market responds to the actual conditions brought about by the legitimate laws of supply and demand. To the farm CTS. Southern press and the business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

member of that firm is Mayor W. NJ. Teague of Montgomery, who is engaged in the wholesale hardware business in Montgomery extensively as he is en- gagged in the wholesale grocery busi- ness of the city. Mir. W. M. Teague. Jr, is sufficiently qualified to speak father, the senior member of the firm, is the controlling owner of the Colum- bus Iron Works. considerable enter ssd Pss of and Goq%sfs perssa b1 Mntsamery %hc5 1 capital It is one of the most complete plants of its kind in the South. It has d machine shop equipment of the very up- to date wood working plant As a result of this fine equipment it is en- abled to turn out the latest and best in its particular products. such as works machinery. This latter item has become an important factor fin the hard-
 This Important Georgia enterprise is owned and operated by Montgomery capital Mayor w. M Teague is Pres ident of the corporation owning it, and his son, A. J. Teague, is Secretary, Treasurer and Manager of the concern. A good deal of it's output is sold in Montgomery.
 The hardware men of Montgomery said MT. Teague. in discussing his line advantage of all trade openings. They have been enabled to do this in large measure by reason of the fact that a great deal of capital Is behind the hardware houses of this city. The business has been pushed, too. when ever there was an opportunity of doing it. As a result, we are not only doing an excellent business in Alabama, tut our territory has been extended into Florida and Georgia. As for our own particular business. it has increased at a very satisfactory rate. In fact, the increase has been surprising. I ven ture to say that the other hardware men of the city could say the same thing, with equal truth.
 'Thc year of 1905 has easily been the best year We ever experienced. The prosperity has been so general. due to the fine price of farm products that it would be surprising if We in the hard ware business did not get a share of it. And I am inclined to think that we got very generous share of the general prosperity. 1t was an excel lent business year.
 The firms which have so participated in the hardware prosperity alluded to by MT. Teague are the owTullis Hardware Company. c. W, Barnett & Harvesting Machinery Company, the Loeb Carriage Company, and the Ala bama Machinery and Hardware Com pany, and the Jackson Hardware Com pany. Some of the firms mentioned are not, of course, engaged exclusively in the hardware business, but they carry lines of hardware in some form or an making Montgomery a hardware cen l. ter. fin extending it's trade territory, Tn contributing to it's prosperity, and in the sending of those twenty traveling agents of prosperity in the hedges and byways of the state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
Consumption vu. Under-Productlou.

The present rate of consumption of American cotton by the mills of the world is slightly in excess of one mil lion bales of raw cotton per month. It Is estimated, as a result of careful in vestigation, that if the spinners can secure the cotton and no international troubles interfere with the present enormous demand for cotton goods, fully 12.5OO,O0O bales of American cot ton would be consumed between Sept. 1st. 1905, and Sept. 1st, 1906. This un- precedented consumption of American cotton is due principally to two causes, namely:
 The increasing demand for cotton goods by the jobbing and retail trade of the civilized nations of the world, and the abnormal increase of new spin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
FINE INTERIOR WORK.
F. J. Cramt0n Invites Inspection of One
 of His Banner Jobs.

idence on South Perry Street Is almost completed and ready for the painter. The contractor, Mir. Cramton. propric- tor of Cramton Flaming Mill. will be glad to have any one interested in see- ing what handsome interiors can be made of selected yellow pine examine this work within the next few days, before the painters begin work It shows what excellent mill work can be done in Montgomery and how skillful his workmanship is.
 The exterior is also worthy of notice and shows care In details which are es- sential to a harmonious appearance. The turned work and f1uted columns as well as the ramped rails are all from his mill. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
HoIidays on Week Days

The 1906 holidays started out with the 1st of January, which came on Monday. The anniversary of the battle of New Orleans, January Sth, will be on Monday. Washingtons birthday comes on a Thursday. Memorial Day on Wednesday, Independence Day on We'd nesday and Labor Day on Monday. 9th CT special days are Valentines Day on Wednesday. Halloween on Wednesday, Thanksgiving, November 29th, and Christmas on Tuesday None of the holidays fall on Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
Bankrupt Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that as receivers of the bankrupt estate of L. Wilk &- Company. we will sell at public outery for cash to sale, ip .ront of the Etorehouse recently oo- cupied by l.. Wik & Company. in Dothan Alabama. on Thursday the 18th day of Jan uarv. 1906. the folio wing property:
 One entire stock of goods, wares and mer- chandise. store fixtures and furniture con tained in a storehouse recently occupied by l., Wilk & Company in the town of Dothan Alabama. said property being the stock Of goods of L. Wilk & Company, and amounting to about S9.300. %. and consisting Of line of general merchandise. The sa.id stock of goods will be sold under and by virtue of an order isutd to out of the DiA riot Court of the United States for the Middle District of Alabama. in Bankruptcy. whereby we are commanded to sell said property Dated this the 5th day of January. 1906.
 A. E. PAGE.
 B. 2. REID
 lot Receivers
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
Inc. L. Cobbs & Co.
 Tomorrow Opens Important Week.
(Our January Clearance\ \Sale Announced Today. J

\Sale Announced TodayJ
 The January Clearance Sale at Cobbs Is of profitable interest to all, embracing as 1t does the quick closing out of goods suited for imme- diate service, at prices far below the worth. About every department Tn the store Is offer ing some special inducement to buyers to-mor- row and this week all marked at bargain prices.
 Then too, there are many advance lines of early Spring Stuffs. such as New Wool Dress Goods Foil du Nogd Ginghams, etc, specially priced to you through advantageous purchases from manufacturers. On the whole, this week IS rich in fine bargains, of which we chronicle few; many more equally important await you.
 This Week: Remnants of Black and Colored Wool Goods Sacrificed
 You will find three long centre tables just filled with these dr able Remnants-wh style and lengths exactly right for separate sk separate and lengths for chdrens dresses As for the prices they're cut just Tn hail.
 Embroidery Sale Postponed
 On account of delayed shipment Opening Sale of Elm brodees and Muslin Underwear will be postponed until week will be mqueshonab the best values offered here and the styles and qualities will be just what you'll expect Cobb There will be many high grade novelties among the Muslin Underwear Or fenga the very newest and best Wait for the sale next week
 New Lingerie Cotton Waists
 This the first of the and the sensational offering of Lingerie Cotton Waists secured especially for this sale Opening prices will be $00 $25 and $200 Cwice these prices are the actual vaues)
 In the Carpet Department This Week Odd Curtains For just half price, Muslin Curtains Lace Cur ans Coored Madras and Stripe Curtans-a haf So. you have an odd window your home these Curtains early Monday Porere Curtains. Very handsome All the finer priced from 5000 and up. will be closed out this week 25 off, Rug Sale. The great Rug Sale will be continued this week You know you can't have many Rug-and these just good miss The best values offered $200 $50 $25 and $ 00 szso Metn ego oo Choice o rolls Chn1 ma and Jap Mating r1ga free for $7.50 per roll
 Jno. L. Cobbs & Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
Handsome Calendar.

The Anheuser- -Busch Brewing Asso- citation, St. Louis. Mo, has gotten out a beautiful 1906 Art Calendar. Copies of these may be obtained by mailing 20 cents to the Malt-Nutrine Depart ment of tho Anheuser- Busch Brewing Association
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

presented, a decision will bo reached by the committee that will De best for all interests concerned.
 Alfred J. Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
St. Caul Swisses

Another sheer. dainty goods, much sought after for the sheer white waists over colors. For this week 45c to 75c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

Net content with the splendid agri- cultural territory which was hers by right. and which she has continually amplified, Montgomery is widening oui, branching out into other States. This was made clear in an interview with w. M. Teague & Sons. The senior
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07
French Lawn

sheer and very fine quail ty. with beautiful moire finish the proper fabric for the white sheer waists made over colored Innings. soc to 75c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

with good reason has the increase come. for the past five years have been fat years for the Southern farmer. In this generation at least. and perhaps in no generation that went before, has his condition been so independent, has hts lines fallen in pleasanter places, or his farm been worth more in money and satisfaction to him than in the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-07

tend herewith my best wishes for a happy and prosperous new year
 Yours truly
 Harvie Jordan. President Southern Cotton Association. interests of the South generally I oxs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

bis lnngt minbre gRet paa at opspe
De hinge ! SeIptiist og SeIpfornGg.
ieiie emo paa Of ,iopifle GaeufiUrliebe.
ben hos Dem. Sg Gseufirrlisbesen CT
SfpIo / lere Sfilsmisicr enc nosei
onoet. Gen IonS clcr apinoe, iom1
filter sGgtrifnbet uoen at babe op.
giort meb iig ielo, at Der itaa Der
pres roget er uitiffet iii at eifte
fig. % fau bette life IGres. iaa saor
Oct nsbpcnoigpiS gait. Oct er oerior
at boabe, at man | itsrre lloitrefning
rnO biOtil bill tnge Sigte berpaa |
llHabommens belle Sp6ra8eIie og lto.
%oquncIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
De norife Siiferier.

8riitiania 30te Sannar. - $ iioIt
forlsbne llge be9BrtOte Siifet unber
DC gimItt9ite 8miler, og / De Bar
isrite Gage bleo Der oeiaa eiennem.
saaenoe fiffet meget bra - i9rIig
Der paa 9itIanbet. ct poIbiomt, til.
bells orfanagtigt their eiorbe imib.
lertib mart @nbe paa 8eoriften, og
ira SorsSag al bar ser 2an6ligee
inngobt langs belle &piten fra ariitia.
niafiorben til Sinmarfen. SSSiPr paa
Romsbalsfanten bar Sapet / Here
Gage ooloiout oprsrt, og Storiilbfi-
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forbolbene. gberit fua Sfibe bar ube,
og belle lteeianeiten bIep blot 800
Woal. Oct bite fig Dog, at Storiil.
een fremoeles er unoer 2anb, og iaa-
Del paa Sbinsbapet iom pao Grip
9anet bleo Der siort sooe Sangitcr -
paa fibin9pnte Steo optiI 90 RaoL
pr. 5artsi - iaa uoiigterne oebbli.
nenbe maa fnlbeS eobe for bette 81.
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Spab Sfreififet angaar, bar set
~p9ientlig pan gtteriiben / Shorthand
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Eanglt foreeif / iioIte llee. Ser blep
her tiliammen opfifet omfring u
Willion Stpffer al De 100000, iom
bleu l1sens llbbptte. Gangs belle Sci.
gelanostpiten bar georiften inbItilet,
og bet iammte oar formentlig 3iIf9I.
oct for &Grs-Rsit, bporfra 9eret.
ming ntaneIer. I'll 2ofoten inStraf
/ llgens Sob omfrtng 700 Sartsier,
iaa oct iantlebe 9aabantal MI er
1855. 5iifepnrtiet ubgisr $4,000
Stpffer, og 8rtien er ira 25-32
Gre pr. Sfrei.
aIt / alt er Der til 0dto opfiIfet
2.6 Wfiaioner Stpffer Sfrei, og
Sranproouftioren nnbrnger til 1924
Seftoltter. ltoligterne err fremoeles
meget gobe, og Den mioIertibige
Stans ! Siifets Sremgans ffpIbes
piitnof ubelrrffenbe De itbeIbige @etr.
forboIo. Sfior bespnbte Opgaoerne
ooer nbbpttet fsrit at inblsbe / Slut
ten Of Se6rlar ManneS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
IRA ltugarn. - Sra @ien telegrd.

Sra ungarn. - Sra @ien telegra.
feres Sen lobe ~sSebruar, at StiGin-
gen / ltngarn blir mere og mere
grnmiet, og alt tD6er paa, at oct er
Srans Soiefs og bans Iaabgioers
Seniigt at foriege at regiere ungarn
lem ct siterrigif 2pblano. Oct IN
CARTE Stortbing bill rimeligpis BIZ
oplsit | 9egptoeli lem at benne ltge, og
DC ungarife 2ebere iom er NeoIen.
mer al Stortbinget, er GA life l9nger
fritaget for &etsforfslgning, og man
fan ,oa n~aarFombelit pente at bsre on,
blobige Sptrin / ungarn. Som ct
Segn paa De triite uofigter taaes og-
iaa ben Smitenoigbeb, at grfebertug
Soief Der er gbef for ct 8apaIeri.
Hegiment | Budapest, ffal babe faaet
ptte Tigers 8ermisiion, forbi ban life
bill bore lmeb paa militere Speratio.
ner moo llnsarerne. Se ungarifs
Stnoenter pGbner Jig og fo~rbereber
fig pna en- beiperat Mobitono moo set
biipotiife Stprc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
Zen tnife gararforenina, Ser tp

Zen tpife Israrforcnins, Ser tpI.
Ter 10000 WeoIemmer % er Ell af
Sc iterfeite politiife Sreaniiationer /
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GorSmsoe / Berlin. Smfring 5000
Reblemmer Dor fremmsbt. Or. bon
SLIDER, en- itor 8obseier / Sanoner
% inotiI iornplig TIFF 2egatipnsie.
fretrr / Gitp Of Werico, gap bIanbt
oubet en- uofsrlig IeoegisreIie for
SanbcISiorbinhelien meb De Serene.
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ri btbtiI life Far rGret iitanb til at
%afilutte no9en rp Sanbelstraftat
meb be Soreneoe Stater. s beb ale,
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bpab ri iaar ira De Sorenebe Stater
- meb l~lnotagelie al gomrIb, Wois
og SmuIt -, oct fitnbe ri oeiaa iaa
ira oubre Sanbe; men taite paa
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llnberbauSIiuser. tilbe oct bore
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cit, iom itaar i Dor Wast for of faa
en- Sperensfcmit iitaub. Sfulbe ri
inSIaoe os / en- Sanoelsfrig MO De
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% 6raufriee bsite Sorbelen beraf,
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fommenSe life flube BIZ anSet emo Ell
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tit ma life tore rettet moo ct iaa'
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bar ri unber ben nlrpGrenoe forrplt'
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fnptter us til amerifa, Ser er Den
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meo os. Gro blot life, at bort Sen'
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men iss at sisre a1e aIasler begri'
bctiei Sen politiife getpSnins at bette
@enifab.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
snife % amcrifanife Saner. Gen

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til fSorSel Tor Be tpIfe Barter. Gen
offtcieuc Statiitif bier, at for bier
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reanes til 2O2 Sent pr. Dill, er ben
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

Gmerican 8en 8orfs, aurora, 81,
iom fabriterer grsnbaraoutnssmaffineri
og alt Sertil bsreuoe. bar ienbt os fsfs
senbe SpIssnin8: ) oct fiSite Var BAR
bette &pmpani sjort fere pigtige SCRIBE
brirser / beres allerebe fore Splas.
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ne / TO StsrreIier til at grade 9rsnbe
500 os 1000 SOB bbbe. os boree benz
op; for BET anbet ct f~uloitRnbigt Sps
lag eentrifusale Bumper baabe boriiontas
le og opretItaaeube op til IL Sommer
I Diameter for alninoelist Srrisdtionss
arbeibe. Sc fan bripes at Satnps eaer
@asolinfraft. Sor Bet treble en-
itert bobbeltbirtenoe BELT 0tesiine Grtes
iial grsnb Cylinder til 8rue / 8rsnbc
az fort 5permadl. 9isie bill tr9ffe OBJ
bpbbeIt iaa meset ganb iom fan trGftes
OF at en- a~lminbeiiis enfeltoirterroe Gss
timber. Sc, iom er interesiereSe biz les
re meset til beres Sorbel oeb at ienbe
efter &atdlos. 3eou "Foiten".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20
NoparicI.

Ban sipcu IulcSuius pplgics her
ncb, at en- Yeriou pcS Rupn Rurtcr
Iprtrnicn, inn bar aipct ia no 10,
at bare "Seeprab.g piten"s Iaent %
faaet Suif til at iubifribcrc paa Sia'
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liecus andre Stcoer) inscu SnlS masi
bar til at pptrGSc paa @laScts @csns
rlicr mpbtnsr % ~inbfnsiere Yenge for
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q. Inunbfeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-02-20

9nnbreoer Of 29iere peb boab
bet betDber.

Rnrene er ooeranftrenste.
Sar for rieget at sisre.
Sc iprt9ler ON bet / Bert % mango
Gmerter.
Rpep9rf, Sibep9rf, Souebu9rf.
Sinise Spmtpmsr par Rpreipsbom.
lIrinere Sell, Diabetes, Sristbs spsopm
paafsfser.
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Tiger: IS mango &ar bapoe jeg iaaoanne ar.
areb al 9~preipsopm, at bet par nleget finer.
teiulot at bgie mig eler lgfte npeet. Ssprat
Der life IfuIoe bare fpgeH sSeif Irteo Seniun
til Gariasen. beniite observation-disclosures Sirf.
ipmheb ps 5ilitonb flarlis, at Rprene bar /
ttprbeu. Gnbeli9 blep MN Q2ape paiaa boa.
pirfet % nlenem be to Dor ies pfte elsubis.
Sa ieg bsrte ON Span's &i6nep Bins, re
ies en- 8or % bespnbte Sebanolinaen itrufs.
81 HpreaffpHoriRseH par rettet, ophsrte
&paimerten. Seq bar life litter pua, at Ntas
peinsrten tom ira be ipritprreoe Rprer, inos
til oens Sorininoelie efter 8ebdnblinaeu meb
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foit. SeHpeub big til @analer Bros gpp'
tibet % ipsrg, hpab bereS AInber Tiger. 5il'
Ialas al ale Nppthefer. 8ris so Gents. So
IteraaRilburn Co., SuiaIlp, Hew Yorf, ene'
aseater for be 5orenebe Staier.
Srlt Hopnet - Spuns - cs tag irtet
anbet.