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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
The Meeting.

The meeting which begun Al
Union Grove last week has been
A perfect success. Rev. p C.
Scott, minister in charge, has
preached some of the most elo-
auent, convincing and heart stir
ring sermons it has ever been our
privilege to enjoy. He has held
he audiances as if by magic and
won all hearts 10 him by his low
inc and Christ-like manner.
The meeting has been attended
by the Holy Spirit at each service
Several souls have been happily
converted and all christians have
gotten on a higher plain of chris
ian living. This consecrateC
Young minister will leave IN a few
lays for his home and. the pray
srs of many people VIII 60 up u
a throne of gracethas ne may liv'
many years to tell 1.-THE story o
the cross and gather man,
;heaves for the Masters garner
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
Unwilling At Delay.

The WOOdmen Of the World IN
yelled 4 monument Sunday in the
McGonagiIl cemetery in memory
Of Mr.. John Neal. young man
about % years OF age.
The ceremonies were held un-
der the auspices of the Tula { an P
4 number OF visiting sOverigI.s
from Oxford, Lafayette Springs,
Sarepia, Paris and Banner were
present and took part in the ex-
ercises. Mr.. II. y. Moore de-
livered an instructive and apI ro-
pirate address on the benefits Of
the order. There were was a
large attendance from the sur
rounding country and generous
hospitality was extended the visit
ing guests.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19

1t has been frequently suggest
ed, and the suggestion is not with
out merit, that every farmer place
his name and the name of his
farm on the road gate in front OF
the house. Not only would per-
sons driving to place find IT
more easily, but it would add
much pleasure and interest to peo
pie driving from place to place.
This.last result would have special
egect with regard to well and
pretty houses An observing
person will seldom pass a beauti-
ful farm without desiring to know
who is its enterprising owner.
While possibly not a majority oil
our farmers could do this, il
would be well for those in a posi-
ton to do so to try it--Unior
Advocate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
THE CHURCHES


P-eSbyterisn-Rey. W. d. Hedlestor.
passor- Preaching every Sunday
morning and night
Presbyterian, L ) A-Rev- W King,
preaching every Sunday morning
sni night.
Methodist-Rev II. s. Spragins, pastor
Preaching every Sunday morning
and night.
BaptistERey. Edward Stubbleteld,
pastor Services every Sunday
Episcopal-Rev. c. d. Brown, rector
Preaching every first and third Sun
days in each month
Primitive Baptist-Rey. A. B. Morris,
pastor. Services every first Satur-
day and Sunday in each month
SECRET SOCIETIES
T. s Gathright Lodge No. S, z. & A.
M.-Stated communication the rrsi
Thursday night in each month"; j.
W. Logan, W. u; Wilmer Kennedy
secretary.
Lafayette Chapter No. 81, R. A. NJ
Regular conyocatiOn third Thurs
day night in each month H. A
Moore, Ii. p; Wilmer Kennedy, sec
BENZ. Springer Cou-cil No II, X. & 8
M-Neets third Thursday night n
each mouth S. Ii. Logan, T. /. NJ
Wilmer Kennedy, Recorder.
Oxford Lodge No. y, W. o. VII A
Moore, C. c; G. n. knight, clerk
Oxford Lodge No. IS, X of P.-Meet'
every Monday night T. W. Yates
&C; r. s. Adams, & of R. & s.
Knight of Honor-Meets every frs
and third Tlesdzy nights in eaci
month. ID. T. Carter, Dictator; s
" Howry, Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
The Baby Show.

The Baby Show given Thurs
day afternoon under the auspices
of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy proved quite a success. \
number OF children entered the
conte 5: ana eager friends and
relatives we're present, each hop
ing there baby would win the
prize. Four prizes were offered,
one to the handsomest boy in
each class and one to the pretiiest
girl in each class.
DIR. p. II. Wright, Messrs. j.
E. Nelson, c. II. Keys, J. y.
Tankersley and Capt. W. l.. Me-
Lean, of Memphis, kindly con-
scented to act as judges. The de-
cision was ss follows: To the
handsomest boy from two TO foul
years of age; a silver loving cur
was awarded to Master Rober
Henry Ramey.
To the prettiest girl of tina
class, a lovely doll was given lit
tie Miss Wilbur Hampton.
Master E Twin Il. Richmond, j
won the prize for the handsomes
boy under two years of age,
souvenier spoon of Oxford.
Through some mistake two Int
tie girls of this class were givel
s.e same number and as tina
number won the prize, a signe
ring was given each, to little Mis-
ses Lottie Vernon While an
Elinor Isom Bramlett. The goo
Iy sum of SA was realized iron
the afternoons entertainment.
The ladies' desire 10 thank n
those WHO kindly assisted then
in the undertaking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
Trainins School Opening.

The opening of the third ses.
sion OF the University Training
School took place Tuesday morn
ing. The exercises were impress
sive and the attendance of the
citizens Of Oxford and others in
terested was large. More than
To- new students were enrolled
representing all portions OF the
State. Short addresses were de-
livered by the principals, Messrs
Wyatt and Hurst, tho ministers
of the town and several profess
sors Of the University. The pros
poets for this institution are I'M
usually bright
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
Announcement.

The first attraction at the Opera
House will be Y. C. Alleys AL
adin's Lamp" This attraction
is expected here Saturday night
The people of Oxford know this
attraction, the same company
pIayed Cinderella" last season
Cinderella was by far the mos
. joyable attraction presented
last season. "Aiadin's Lamp
will be still better.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
The Gracej School.

The opening of the fall term o!
the Oxford Graded School Mon
day morning was well attended,
by interested patrons and specta-
tors. Prof. Harris and his able
corps Of assistants were all pres
ent and about 800 pupils OF all
grades. 80
After devotional exercises and
announcements 4 short address
TO the pupils was made by Rev.
II. l.. Weeks. OF Nicksburg, a
guest. and Prof r. III. Someryille
This promises To- be a very sue
cessful year for tho Oxford Grad
Ell School.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
Unclaimed Letters.

List OF unclaimed mail matter left
IN the Oxford. Miss, Post Office for
the week endisg Saturday. Sept. 18th:
1 Anuerson, Mrs. Annie.
Boone, Anderson.
3 Cook. John
Carthers, Miss Minnie.
o Cooper, lily.
o DilIards Sam.
Z Jones, Mullie.
S Jones. Ben.
> MCGEE, J. A.
10 Morgan. Hnldy-
IL McEwen, Mrs Mary.
IL Owens, MIS- Julia Z.
Is Payue, Batria-
ia Pegues, Nlss Lille
Is Parton, Miss Ardenia.
II Robertson, Mrs Lula
Is Streble, Z. J.
10 Woods, Mrs. R=becca.
20 Wiley, Eddie.
hen calnng for the above please
give No. VI letter and date advertised
s. VI. HowRY, P. NJ.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

FEDERAL COU2T-Neets First Mon
day in June and December. H. Z.
Niles, Judge; j. A. Toler, Marshal;
W. ID. Frazee. District Attorney; l.
T.. Oldham. clerk.
CIRCUIT C0UgT-Meets the second
Monday in March and September.
J. B. Booths, Judge
-HANCERY COURT Meets Fourth
-donday in May and November /.
Rlount CnauCeIlO-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1907-09-19
~NNNNNNeNN~N~
, LOCAL ITEMS. =

Students are arriving on ever
train.
This will be a red letter day 70
Oxford.
New cotton IS coming in RICH
lively this week.
Miss Julia Young has returneS
from New Mexico.
Miss Garnet Fur has beer
quite sick this week.
Hon. 4. W. Stands, of Sardis
spent Saturday here.
Miss Claude Harris il spending
a few a weeks in st. Louis.
Mr.. Relbue Price spent several
days in Indianola last week.
Mr.. Harvey Caldwell Of Walden
visited relatives here last week.
Mr.. George knight il out again
after a severe spell of bronchitis.
Our Jewish citizens observed
the Day OF Atonement yesterday
Mrs. ii. II. Thomson has been
quite sick several days this week
Mr.. ]. J. Vance has returned
from n two weeks visit to Texas.
MessTs. Paul Ramsy and Frank
Skipwith spent Saturday in Mem
phis.
Miss Dale Kimmons left Thurs.
day for her school duties in Yazoo
City.
Judge J. c. Wilson, of Mem
phis, spent several days here this
week.
Miss Bertha Lauderdale. Of
Toccopola, visited in Oxford last
week.
Mrs. Cearley mothsr of Mrs. C.
+. Slough IS visiting relatives in
Texas.
Mabry Borroum, Of Memphis,
s visiting hrs old home and
friends.
The Southern Cross Drill will
be repeated at the Opera House
toni yht.
Miss Bessie knight has return
ed from avisit to friends in Michi
gan City.
Mr.. Wiley Chandler, of Dun
can, IS spending a few days with
his parents.
Mrs. Dell Price and Mrs. c. L.
SiyIey are spending this week in
Memphis.
GO to hear Y. c. Alleys compa
ny present Aladin's Lamp Satur
day night
Miss Minnie Caldwell left Sun
day for Walden, where she will
teach school.
DR. and Mrs. f.. y. Lowe now
occupy the Nelson residence in
South Oxford.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Sloss and Mrs. W.
B. Mcmahon returned from BIZ
Ioxi, Monday.
Go and see the beautiful South
ern Cross Drill a. the Opera
House Tonight
Gov. Vardaman will deliver
the address at the dwelling to-
day az II O'Clock.
Mr.. Stokes Robertson, of Hat
tiesburg, Is spending n few days
here with friends.
Mr.. Willie Holland, of BeIIviex
Tenn, is visiting his grand-moth-
er, Mrs. r. d. Roberts.
Miss Fidelia Massey Eas been
elected To- q position in the Water
Valley graded school.
Mr.. S. W. Moss and family
have returned from their summer
vacation in Pamela County.
Mr.. Dudley Dacus, Of Caswell.
has accepted a position with W.
H. yeel Br5s., at whaley.
DR.. A. s. Yarbro, Of Como,
spent Monday in Oxford, the
guest Of DR.. \. A. Young.
Mr.. Archie Baird and wife, OIL
near Memphis, visited relative:
near Bay Springs last week.
Chancellor Lyell, of jackson
is in the city TO witness the open.
ing of the University today.
Mrs. Mack webster and Mrs
! G. G. Wilson are visiting DIR
Webster and wife at Cornish.
A number of young people o
Oxford attended a dance at Mr.
r. E. Harkins Tuesday night.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
GRANT ElGHT.HOUR DAY.

The United Bretnren fuDllShln8s
house, of Dayton, which refused its
employees the eight-hour day last year.
is now endeavoring to sidestep the ad-s
verse criticism which has been shower
ed upon them by announcing that they
will grant their employees the eight
hour day beginning January l, 1909..
What do you think Of that? The:
managers Of this truly Christian in-s
stitution, which by the way. does gem
eral commercial printing for profit.
will grant the eight-hour day in 1909:
They are certainly liberal, and no
doubt the strike breakers at present
in their employ were jubilant when.
they learned that they would get the
ejght-hour day in 1900"
It is apparent on the face Of it that
the management is trying to evade the
stigma which has been placed on the
publishing house by Its treatment Of
IT. former employees ssssss
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-06
NORFOLK PRINTERS
=: SETTLE GRIEVANCE

NORFOLK, Va, March 2S.-An
agreement was reached today between
the proprietors and journeymen print
ers of Norfolk and Portsmouth where
by the printers will receive substan-
tial increase In pay beginning March
~. The agreement calls for the eight
hour day and morning newspaper
printers will receive an increase from
$19 to $21 per week; afternoon news
paper printers from ST to $19 per
week. Book and job printers receive
an increase from 321k cents to IS cents
per hours.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04
Sdliffsnadridjten.

New Yort, 3. sunni. - ange'
fommen: Die Ganlpfcr n&aoerIanb"
non Nntmerpen Ethiopia" BON @luS.
.gom un6 oEiraInia" Don Memlo.
III, /. SUM-. Nnge.
tommcn: Der Gompier nFOt3onm"
bon Ncm- Dorf.
Nb9efnbrcn: Der Gnmpier nEe.
%tersburg" (pon Sibol) nod Ncw-
2)orf.
Neopel, /. Nuui.- NbNciobren
Der Gonlpfcr nGrctic" nut 9tClp Yorf.
Elpmoutb, 3. Suni.-Abgeiobs
rCr: scr Inmpier. ErcliOcnt Hincoln"
tpon NnnlburD nut Hcm 9orf.
@rcmcn,2 >. &nni. - Nngefoms
mcn: Der Gumpier nErin5cB Alicc"
Don Ncp- Dorf; I. Sllni-ocr Gam
pier yGricorid Der @robc" uoll Nem
Dort.
Gbri il ian nnb, 3. sunni. -
Nngefomnen: Der Gompier .@clil
Slnu" BON Copenhagen.
III II, =. Stunt abQeiobren
scr Compiler oNbcin" uod) Nclp-Yort
mo Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04

gcriuaiters.g erfaui
-upn-
mertbpolen arnnoSinsfrcien Sruneiiden. .
"i [ssiannf, VI. iaSSMia6 s. %si,. sel.iH% a"a
Strafc; Gnbetail. Spiritupien.2abcn Gr. 1900,
Weif'Salttmorc. StraRr, Gdr bon 6arep. ctr. ,
baltimore. straRe, neoit ben @Obnbaniern
Nr. 4 unb 6. 1prb.6arcn.e trahc.
strait etlles Sefrets oes Gretsaeri6ts gtr. 9
Der Sldoi BALTIMORE. IN Dem Sale bon ISM. !,
S'SrieU, iuny &erpalter, ge9en Surnett y.
gIarf. NerpaIier, II. ~ Sieeiitranie 10 ". SO
lilo 154, erlalien, iperoei bic liTtier6eibnetcnl}er'
paltsr ON @ittipod,, ben 8. Sum- 1907, 4 ubr
NGtnlitia9s. beeinneno, an Sri uno stele Die
fol9elneu Srlinoftiidc nab chamber uuf 0iient.
Liner gnftion pcrfuufen:
L.. IleS ienes luertbpole arinoSinsireie 81.
9eiltburt 1ebit DISQUALIFICATION. in Der Staot
Baltimore gelcgcu:
elm breiftbdiaes 5icgeIiteinerneS gSobnbaus
NIT 5ie9elitctnerilem Qinieraebduoc, ais 9ir. 4,
goro'9urehsS irnbe befunnt:
yr. 1900. SSeftsgaltiilore' e trabe, beinnnt, ais
Observation-Disclosures benhet uno etn
eiiiitodtaes b9i6ernes Sebinoe, ais .Nrn, 1902
llno 1904. WeitsVaittntor Strabe, befannt.
tlnb ioiurt barauf
2: Wues ielleS ipertbpolle gruno8insfreie Si'
9eiil9url hebit DISQUALIFICATION, in ner Siubt
elm o%reiitodiaes .8ieactlteinernes Ge9duoe init
6ieeeIiieinerlenl @interNebdnoe lno Seitentbor.
ais Nr. 6, S'orb'G arr. Strnbe, belannt.
limb ipicrt oarauf
g.. Wues ienes iuertboole grunb6insfreie Sis
aentbrr ino 8ebduli6ieiteii in Der Siabi
Baltimore Gelegen:
Elm arObsr 8leaelitcinerner siau nit %Sariiber
Iieaenoer Sale. ais s3ane's Sale" befannt,
9r, 1906 ino 1908. NefisGaItimorcsSirabe
Iue orei Srunoftiide nerben ieparat uno
barrt OILS @an5es angeboten inb auf bic 8eife
&erfanfss9%eoinaunacn: Gin Srit;sl Raar,
Der Neii in feds linb 5fu0lf Wonnier, ODER NacS
Gnnr, le ila6 geIieben hes adufers.
&er5ogcrfe 3ablungen iniiften bonn Idee oes
8erfdifes ait 3infen traacn nno sur ,3ufrieoeits
belt Der 9eripalter eefitert iperoen.
Gin Sepoiit bon stpeibunbert mno iiinf3io
(S250) Dollars anf iebes 8ritnoitid miro bon
BEN ooer Den aauicrn 5ur 3eii beS Serfaufes
%perlan9i.
@arnett y. Giarf,
Subn Is. 5ulipn,
Verfpalter.
Yattiiou & @atan,
l52A-b) Ilfiionniorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04
Mdiagrtstage Der Ea1asicroampie,
pun Nciu.Yprf.

Pm A.. Sllui CAMPER nHegina
o'Stalia" nod Neapel uno @enua.
am A. Sl,ni Gompier oGoronia"
na6 2iperpool.
Nm a. Sllni Camper .Gaiier"
nad Bremen.
9(m 5. SUM Sompier yStaten.
bam" nod Hotteroam.
an 5. Sllni 0ampier "Sceanic"
nod southampton.
Nm g. Suni Sampier nSapoie"
nnd SABRE.
Am 6. Suni Camper Limited
StoteS" nuh a%openbagen.
PIN 6. Suni 0ampier o%llItonia"
lad) Neapcl II. |. ~.
9(n 6. SUM Gampier o9liider"
nad) Samburg.
gm 6, Silni Camper .Moin" mad,
Bremen.
am s. SUM- 0ampfer ollmbria"
nod 2iuerpool.
9lm s. SUM 9ampfer "Nedar"
nod Gibraltar uno Neapel.
slm s. SUM Sampfer ~gaoerlano"
nod) Intlucrpei.
sm s. sunni 9ampier "Minneapo'
lis" nad) 2on0on.
gm s.. SUM 0ampier vHep.Yorf"
nod southampton.
gm 8. Sum- 9ampier pretoria"
nof Samburg.
gm s. Suni 9ampier "garba-
roIia" nad Bremen.
an If. SUM- Dampier n@itta 81
Wttlano" nod Ncapel uno @enua.
PIN If. SUM Camper oSumburs"
nod Gibraltar ltno 9tcapel.
9lm If. Sebruar Gnmpicr raaiier
@il6elm Der 3peite" nab Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04
Baltimore Marftberidltc.

Baltimore, 3. Sluni 1907.
Mcbl .-3niubr $40 SGiier, cin.
ihlicBlid, 40l 6Giicr Ut 2ocuIt-Toillt
uno 2O59 NGiier 5l Gontou. ailitcns
pcrionbt 93 SGiicr. Sic Nptirlngen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04
Dies lit Shre @elcacnheit


Sin Ncrbii cine quite Surm inter Cultivation,
Gtipn 30 elder sefldrt; Sebdube eriter 8luiie
ltno are Wdergerdibe. 3pei S1ufer aut Dem
Elats: id perbrinae ben CONNER bort mn
lnude nit eiHem autcn Wtultne einen euieu &c.
fbdiiIi9en slbiblnB = 30 Meilen bon @alti.
more. i'm oberen 5beile bon 6drforosGountn
9tull .~roref'ire g'ricfc al rs. 923," ,Tcutifer
Surrcippnbent." G55-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04

Hoggcn. 3uiubr l40 guibel;
aus Den GIepotoren 5lriidac5ogell
$40 VuideI; Gleuntorcn.Torrotb g.
G3S Vliifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04

HGiie sur 9lciie ms anslanb be.
iorst 6, Saline, Nr. 413, Ci.Yalti.
more.S trahe, nabc Guitnnbonie.Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04
gu ~uerfauieu.
gu %ucrfaufeu:
$4,000 fanfen Gin moberncs

dpetftboige5 Sau5 nit feds 3immerr, coo
RIot. Eoro- Milton .%9loenne; @rlnS1ins $37,O 90
pro Sabr.
NnBcrbem; 2aScn nit gEobnbnlS 9ir. SIS,
ben. 4reiS $l40O. gsenten an Srt II. steue
e. !. Gallagher, gaumeiiter.
P.ireau in Tr. 2407, 5airmountssIoenue.
CAS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04

Ane, ,ueldte 8clo gcbraudIeu, iprcdben bier
Dor. NnIeibell auf Sdldre, WiDbel uHb 9runos
eigeniburt. Sm 8ertrauen. Seine 2oansSffices
Wletbooen. Baltimore Snpetment Co." Hr.
120. HurosYacasStraRt. (27S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04

WdtS. - 3liflibr l6,9Si Sllldlel
8erionot bon oen Gleuotoren 1896
0uihel; elcpotorenporratb S13,l39
@uihel. &erf1llic: 5000 Nuidel Suni.
CO.'S; $1,000 Sui, GOV; 1900 Spot.
60la; 10000 Sluni, 60h.
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Seutiqc Sd)lllBratc:
8crfdufe auf Der bieiigen Gffeftcil.
Dorie.
FIRST CALL

$40 llniteo 3pS ,%Suioing Der (Scrip) 10
5000 llniteo sDs 5unoina Der (seripD ISL.
$40 llniieo Hps 6unois 5er (scripi) 7s%
s720 llniteb Japs 5inoina Der (Script) 7sH
St20 litiieo JipS Stumbling ser (Seript) 1874
$500 llniteb 3'ps Stumbling 5er........ 49,.
$500 limited 9tps 5uDSine Ser. ....... 7s&
500 llritco 8os 5uubins 5er........ 1875
500 ilniieo RpS 5nnbina Der. ....... 1874
$1,000 ltniieo aps Juneina Der. ....... 7sA
$1,000 liniico 9tps 5unbine 5er........ 7sis
$4,000 lluitso Hailipaps Giuf .......... 50ai
$4,000 llniteb siatIunus Girf ......... 50ts
$1,000 llnitco RaiIuaps 4er. ......... sGt4
$4,000 lniteo Jnilpobs 4er. ......... SO
$1,000 9iorfolf RI II. eight Der. ....... %
$4,000 Goal II. Sron Ser .102
? giortberr Central ............. 81
II 1ortbcrn Central ............. 90A
% ID II. ~. Trans Go............ SAY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-04
Steaenscinde.
Stenegeinm.
Stenegefuh:

BARTENDER, Matter pber nfS 0crtualter.
Gin in mittIeren Sabren iiebenoer oeuifter
Wiann. ~triiberer %oeuiider Sberfeuner unb Sc
iddfisfiibrer, init 25.iGbciser 9rfubrutg i'm
8irtbsgeibdft in biefiaer siaot. iutt. aeititt
ant febr cute empfeblnne. in Der Stabt ODER
Gnf Dem eanoe ~paiienoe %oauernoe ooer fir Die
SonlniersSaiiou ausbiiIfSlpetie SteIIung. Mdn
%aoreiiire: Nr. 513, Tnro.Goen'etrah
Gb2-5)
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Gclo 5u pcrleiben.

1891. aeltetss GtabIiHement. 1891.
@arDlanS Gbattel Guan NiIociation.
Nl6ert 9lHme, Jun, Sef6ditsflbrer.
Gaipert. (8ebduoe,
gegeniiber benz Seri6iSs@ ebdnbe.
3imner 229, 23I uuo 233 g. Studiperf).
siout.Gde 2agctte. rnb ct. Yaul.etr.
9arlebcn boz 10000 bis 100000 aui M5s
bel. 8ianus etc. obne 9niiernun9 berieIbeu.
Seleblthe <en. 8eine &uberei.
M6. 4bone GDurtI. 1856. s. & g. ct. 9auI
1868. (glop0, 1S,3&S)
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&olbsbritit, Gfuno. .121ae
&albs. 9rosbeu. Hfunb $t.50-$2.00
aalbs . Gotelettet, 9iuno. .15c-tSc
3aIbsIeber, Hfuno. 2N-25e
2amm, SinterpiertcI, Rfuno. -. 2Oc
Gamm, GoteletteL Ffb.. .20c-25c
Sdmalj, Biunb. ..,...........12c
ariihItiidS.S Sped, Efunb. -. 15e-1Sc
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