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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-16

France has bad n law ever since
1901 prescribing that only government
posters may be printed on white paper.
All others must be on colored paper
and are subject TO tax.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-16

II have been somewhat costiye, but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly. George b. Krause.
900 Walnut avenue, Altoona, Pa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-16

A specific for pain---Dr. Thomas Eo-
lectrie Oil, strongest, cheapest liniment
ever devised. A household remedy in
America for rs years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-16

ANY skin itching Il a temper tester
The more you scratch the worse it itches
Doan's Ointment cures piles, eczema
any skin itching. At all drug stores.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-16

Dyspepsia II our national ailment
Burdock Blood Bitters il the national
cure for it. 1t strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes dow Of digestive
juices, purifes the blood, builds yon UP
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-24
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that IS by constitutional remedies.
DEAFNESS = caused by an infamed con.
dition of the mucous lining of the Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tube is infam.
ed you have rumbling sound or imper-
feet hearing, and when it is entirely clos
ed, Deafness is the result, and unless the
Inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused ~ CatarTh,
which is nothing but an inAamed condj-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrb
Onre. Send for circulars free.
F. J.CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-24

| olll.uSSly dairy went 10 MIX, a
mad cayote came into the yard and
bit one of the dogs belonging to
Mr.. BiIlingsly. He Immediately
got a gun and fred at the animal,
but only succeed in wounding it,
and it made its escape. This
morning the same cayote reappear-
ed at Mexican house nearby and
bit several dogs. 1t was killed by
a Mexican man, but the dogs
which were bitten are said to have
run away and come into town. Il
is feared that they will become
mad from the bites and do some
damage before they cen be killed.
It is rumored that the gambling
houses will be permitted to reopen
in Matamoros after Jan. 1, but that
no exclusive concession for the
gambling privilege will be granted
1t is to be hoped that the rumor is
incorrect, as the men who engage
in such a profession might be more
useful to the world in some other
occupation, than that of absorbing
the earnings of those who make
their money in some legitimate
way.
A recent addition to the colony
at La Lomita is D. c. Lorrimer,
who has bought land there and
will develop it. Mr.. Lorrimer
came from Elgin, Ill. He is well
equipped and will put his land into
alfalfa. He has brought his auto
mobile with him and contemplates
running his machine between
Brownsville and La Lomita, hav
ing had an experience in the
transportation business. He ex
poets Mrs. Lorrimer and their
three children to join him here
after the holidays.
Invitations for the wedding of
Miss Olivia Yznaga and Enrique
Salinas, which will take place at
Laredo Saturday, the 18th inst.
have been received in this city by
the friends of the bride elect. The
ceremony will take place at 10 a.
M, in the Cathedral of San Au
gustin. Reception cards accompany
the invitations.
Several musicians who were ar
rested night before last on charge
of being drunk and disorderIy
were before the mayor this morn
ing. He dismissed them with
several reprimands, and forbade
them to play on the streets later
than twelve O'Clock hereafter. ex
cepting on Christmas and New
Years nights.
Buying Christmas and New
Year presents is generally consider
ed quite task, but you will find it
comparatively easy to make your
purchases for this season of the
y=ar by going to Rutledge & Co
and seeing their enormous stock
of Holiday Goods.
For Christmas presents go to
the Boston Shoe Store and see a
nice line of embroideries and leath-
er goods. Names embroidered or
burnt free of charge. This is
line of novelties that has never
been seen here before. 1919 Ct
Strangers in Brownsville will be
interested in The Shepherds. -
the play which the Catholic young
men will give at the Catholic Par
ish school tomorrow night See
announcement.
What could make a more enjoe-
able Christmas gift than a piano?
If you wished to be surprised,
look at the ad of NJ Gonzales and
see what he is offering in his
HOLIDAY PIANO SALE.
1920 St
The crstomhouse and banks will
be closed and the postofice and
telegraph Office will observe Sum
day hours tomorrow, as usual on
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-24
LOCAL ITEMS

Xmas cards at Putegnat S. OFT.
/ Fresh Grits at McGovern & Co.
12-1S-tf.
| For nice line of souviners see
Rutledge Jewelry Co.
/ Don't forget the poor, in you,
Christmas giving.
Wall clocks and mantle clocks,
at Rutledge Jewelry Co.
/ Full line soaps and perfumery at
Putegnat's. IL Off
For sale; 4 full blooded colts,
two years old. L. B. Puente 2wk
Go to Rutledge Jewelry Co. for
anything you want in the iewelry
line.
Select your Holiday Cakes at
Thielen's Union Bakery.
1-wk.
Diamonds. gold watches, stick
pins at Rutledge Jewelry Co.'S
I big store.
Do your Christmas and New
Year buying at Rutledge Jewelry
Co. S store.
Don't forget to share your
Christmas cheer with some of your
less fortunate neighbors.
We have now for sale Triumph
sweet-potatoes (high grade stock.)
See the Mason Transfer Co.
Do not fail to see the excellent
display Of silverware at the iewelry
store. Rutledge Jewelry Co.
For sAIE-1638 acres, 3 4 mile
river front, has canal already built.
S22. so. Apply to THE HERALD. If.
Just received at Putegnatss full
line high grade stationery, manicure
and shaving sets, toilets articles,
etc. IL 6-tf.
For the best quality in rings,
bracelets and charms see our large
and beautiful assortment. Rutledge
Jewelry Co.
All members of the Brownsville
Rifles are expected to meet at the
parade ground in the post Friday
evening at o'clock.
The postofice and express Office
have been almost swamped with
Christmas packages going out and
coming in the past few days.
Material for the switch which
the railroad will build to the site
Of the waterworks plant has been
received at the railroad yards.
A Christmas dance will be given
tomorrow evening at the opera
house. The young men in general
are the promoters of this enter
tainment.
Send Wise & Newman your
orders for celery, cranberries,
bulk olives, and all Holiday
goods.
There will be a joint Christmas
tree of the Presbyterian, Methodist
and Baptist Sunday schools at 7;3O
o'clock tonight at the Presbyterian
church.
A party of business men who
will put in their holiday tomorrow
hunting comprises w. G. Whitman,
John Scrivner, Geo. J. Head, and
Jesse Wolff.
A man was arrested yesterday at
Point Isabel by Constable Herrera,
who it is thought burglarized the
house of Antonio Simo some day S
ago. cristobal Cara is now in.
jail here with charge of burglary
against him.
WANTED TO BUY, 5000 to 1000
acres virgin land in Brownsville
district. Owners answer at once.
-RIc1E J. DoTY, lilo E. Oak St.
New Albany, Ind. l2-l8-tf
Christmas business is livelv all
along the Brownsville road, &C
cordfng TO Mail Clerk Hamilton,
who came in last night. Mr.. Ham
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-24

it is expected that the excavation
will be completed in about a week
or ten days, and then actual con-
struetion will begin on the found
alton.
THE HERALD wishes for one and
all of its patrons and friends a full
share of Christmas cheer.
The Woodmen of the World and
Woodmen Circle will have a joint
installation of officers Jan. 9, 1908.
The two organizations will also
perfect arrangements for a ball to
be given en- Feb. %.
The Catholic Sunday School
Christmas tree was held this after
noon at the new Catholic school
building on Adams street. 1t was
quite large tree, and on its re-
splendent branches were remem-
brances for $50 little ones.
The Shepherds Play (Pastorela)
will be given by the Catholic
Young Mems Society in the hall
of the new Catholic School on
Adams street. Christmas night Ito
morrow at 8 o'clock. Admission:
Adults. rs cents; children. IS
cents; (Mexican coin.)
After four years service in the
employ of the St. L., B. and N.
railroad as auditor, w. n. Pute-
gnat resigned the position yester-
day. Mr.. PuteRnat will take the
management of the Brownsville
Hardware company, of which he
is one of the proprietors.
The house party at the Kennedy
home for the holidays includes Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Sprague and little
daughter of La Coma, Hidalgo
county, and Charles of Raymond
vile. who arrived last night, and
Wilfred Kennedy of La Coma. who
came few days ago, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gill will arrive from Raymondville
tonight to join the party. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Layton assisted by Miss
Anna Kennedy are entertaining the
party.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-24

The politician looks upon man
as merely a fit subject for taxation
and an agent to keep the crib full.
Greenviile Herald
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-12-24

Nineteen women have been elect.
ed to the Finnish parliament.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
@citcru MarplauS Gijenbabn.

9eeinnero an 8. Slni, ocriibt SiaensS tation
TGaitdl:
40 Moraens - SbneIpuft. Saaerstpipn. ~.
& ". sNdbn." gSnhueSboru. Gbnmbersbura
iita. anseenontnet Sonntag, @ancod Iio
i Glnlberlano.
LA NGotm. Accommodation iin6 ltnions
Yrioae.
*a.55 ssad,n. grpreb SaupiIinie, Saaergs
toipn, 3uneod. Sbippcnsbiirg nno, aiiseeiou,s
rieii Sprntag, 5reocrid mo gmmitsbnra.
Saaltdb, aieaenurtrteit Suuntdg:
7.13 M,orgers = Dorf, .. anb S.stip. iiro
Carlisle.
$50 Moreens = Accommodation tadb Siats
firin. ionic Gmmiisbnre. ."%
*S.57 Wiorgcrs - GSeftIicber Grpref,. sseitmin-
tier. @rneeniue f5reoerid), Iburu,pnt. HIiie
Mio9c, 9uena Siitn. @Iiie MoiIntnin, WabneS.
boro. Gbdirberablrg, Suaerstoipn, Snncod.
Sliinberiduo ullb gllins, 0uffctsS bferpaticnss
sSnaqpn.
1920 !9sadn NJ. sluc Wsountain-Grpreb. sscft.
%nllriter.. Srueepile (Jreneri6), Ibnrmout.
Blue Gioge, Sliena giita. 9Iue Moutair unS
SanerafelpH, EarlorsgSaggoH.
3.2o stadhfn. Saupiiinie lftIiG bon Gmorb.
S . lstpts gcrt, sanoper. GETTYSBURG uus
5.33 9sudbm. = Accommodation nad Snuobcr
6.15 .Wbenos Accommodation rdb Linton.
grioac. ~
saur eamfues:
1l.l5 4benos - accommodation md lfnipu.
Bridge. 7 "'"
y1nr epnntass:
$50 Moraets accommodation mad ilnicn
grioge NIB Sunorer. NH"'
: Sdlt r!st an pfolsania-sS .sspaaoi sp.
siee.Srdf. u. @su.'Gefaattsi. gsii;Ta1f. .ssssis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
a(nrerf Tbenter.


Sic G~ltrop0ildcn Scnldtlo11sT llr*
leSoltcra bilbcn Die bic5iu06cntlide
Nttruftiolt bcs @npetp Sbcntcr8.
Inter Den Homcn ollf ocm Bros
gror1m iiI,o piele &ieblin0c Der @ol-
tinlorer, ais 0eOini uno Nrtbur, bic
inmoien fpmiifeu &on9lcltrc; Gin.
gon mo 9oncrot MoQidub . Com.
m~ooionten; @m.. &eap, Der feltiIhc
S6uulpieler; Smith II. Volpe1 NIT
ibren pornebmen Ginuftern, unn
She european GeoerereS", gro
tpSfc Grcentrics. Die G%rDffnlngHs
9urleste She Yolpntidet %" un6
Die ShluB : Torce 81 Sup inGourt"
geben Dem aus 20 id)0nen jungen
Tumen beItebenocu Gbor @elegen-
beit. 5u 5eigent bob cr iingen urtO
tni15en FAINT. Gle N~uSitdttintg 1T
brilliant unb Die &%oItiin1irlrng h0d1lt
elegant. Otittmod Mbeno finoct Elm
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Ibeno Elm Nmotcllr Gontcit un0
Hingfompf itott.
2ubtn's &ergniigung@s
" Ealalt it.
@eibGitSiiibrer Carries 9emiibunq,
9nbin's biibid)cs Sbeotcr an Der Dit
9oltimoreitraBc, 9~egcniiber ocnt
Haine 8cb1ube, 81 ciuem 6onlilicn-
Hcliort 5u muden, litb bon utbc-
bin9temt Grfol9 1efront, mie Scr tGg-
lid mod)lenoc 9cild) bel onbcrS Die
les GlcmlcnteS IN ben ein5clncn Gor.
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einen Nidel ebcnio cute 9hnnumcrn
81 leben bcfonnmt, olS IN Dem gr0Bs
ten Sbeater, itno 10 nimmt es nidt
@imoer, oaB eS bcll &ergniigungs.
YnloIt, wcldcr Nunlcn poll 1crcht.
iertigt lit, p%otroniiirt. Sir oieie
g3odc bat Sr. earle lpicocr ein gur5
heionoers ottroftipes Trogrnmm ultf.
geiteut. oSbe four mtiicol Gates"
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ten @eiGn0cu bate Sri. Mmp Alpc
IN pcr9uii1cler @od)c cincn iold)en
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sll elmer @crldngcrung hires Gnau.
gcuncnts cltidlicBcn mlBtc. @oltcr
Smiprb, Der pbunnmcuolc Barton
nit Dem 0olo in Der 2eble iingt Bal
loocn nit NcGlcitunN BON SlluItro-
tipncn. Sn scr untcrcn Safe criob.
reil Die bclucglihcn 9ilocr tGglid)e
slbiuehstumg.
Nber &cfncgacrl- CAPT.
tdn, i'd m6d)tc petitoitoen ba6cll, ooB
id, ntcin Ticro rihtia iiittere!N Mit
oieicn Worten trot aeltern Nbeno Sr,
6cro. Seinc9ger iriiber .3um Min.
dcner ainbI." III sic iueitli1e Yoli.
5eiitotioll, unO i6nuu5te Captain
Senrn al. Ger obnlingsloie GapitGit
nor fOrnllit baff. Gr mubte mirf-
lid niht, mos Dem Manne icblte. Nuf
Die Srage, mas er oenn nit &eil,eg.
gers Efer0 81 tblin babe. gab 2es
tcrer sur Intluort: sic bubcn mir
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Iaiicn merbcit, nenlt ih mein Hferb
nid3t bcller iiittert mo ictt tttod1tc
id eefdaieit rpiiien; mos Sic nit mel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Gbeiapcafe 9ampfe--G ompasnie.
Gbeiaptafe-9iuie.
Giegante Hafagier.T ampter .Nusuftn" nuh
,6ulnnbie" fad1

Gbeiaptafe.0tnie.
Gfegante Eaiiagier.T antpter ,Nuguftn" nut
,Gulumbie" nan
Dfb gptnt Comfort unb NurfoH, 1a.
9ampfer ~berIaffeI Baltimore tdeIi1 (auSge.
ommen SorntaaS) III: $50 MbenbS unb Tom.
men tn SIo IoiTt Comfort uni 8 llbr WtoreenS
uno TIT NorfoIf UNI TIC MoreenS on, an.
ttltebero an Die Gifenbatnoiae mad allen
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mad aMrit.Wpip uup Jt&mpnb, pa. Q
3unlpfet rerldifen Baltimore ideltG (dlisee,
i%onln1et Sorrtdgs) I'm 5 ltbr Na6mitiags une
foitrten 3i 2ScftsRpint I'M 7.45 Morgens uuo
In Ribmuno nm 9.20 WorBerS an.
Sie OIL Wicntaaen, Mittpodcn ulb Srettdeen
bon Baltimore abfabrenbeu SanIpfer uub BITE
bon gSeft.Soint on 2ieilftaeen, 9onnerftaaer
lno SGmitageH abfubren, Ieaeu In 9Ioueeffer.
Hotnt, Clements uno Mamono'S an; unb bic
al 9ieniiagen, 9onnerftagen lno Samftaaen
bon Baltimore uno al W}ontaeei, WtttttponeH
linb Greitagen bon sSeft.4oirt abfobrenbtn
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(bei aiinftigem Wette-).
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uno 10, 2igltItraRen. @erfte.
9urG.Ntlete Itad allen Yitrften f5nnen ae,
ii6ert, Sepdd anf9eeeben unb adiitenoimnier
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u. u. 9iubiun, gsent; 9r. 1877, Cit.YaIttmpre.
straRc, ober ben Saiipt.G iireaur: Sight. uub
2eesStrahe.
1suben Gpiter, G. &. Gbtsu,
Ger. s8ei11ttstlbrer. Sen. sYaffneterszfgent.
Z. 8. Mcdaniel, Silfss@en. .Taf. slsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16

GerIdBt @atten yea c II
Trennoin. George Grcrion
8oiparo, Der befannte Sfauipicler
iitb Shriftiteller. beiicn romautiid,c
&od)5eit nit SrI. Sos" Sfinncr
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t1giger 9efonntidoit, ipelde in M.
bamgb'sI beater"ibren aniang nabmL
nod in Aaer Grimnerung lit, lit bon
Der Spd5eitsreiie aus Sonoon obnc
feline iunge 6rou 5uriifqefebrt. Sic
bot i'm perIniien, lucil tic Die ertrn.
bagontc Jrennoid)ait iiir Sri. Slp.
renee Sdend, Die in Gieniten BON
9lIfreo q. 8anoerbilt oils 5obrerin
fir feline sdaiiseipnnne ficbt;, Dor.
biebt. 'ih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16

rSnitrumcntes, melhc cbcnfollS I'M
3inrmer BON Gods geiltnben murocn
81 iiltocn. Plus Den 9ricflhoftcn pon
SodS crqob iid), oub bcriclbc bereitS
cincn Stroitcrmin olf 9lodmclp2
S,Slono, Nen.Dorf, ohGcicllcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
MarNlanS nnS EenninIpania @ahn

3iigc %Ocrln'cn NprfbsVluennf 'Stnttun:
7.30 Woraens Dorf Iecom. tdgli6, aisgenonI'
men Snnntda.
$50 Wloraens Celia slceum. nur Counting.
$50 WsoraenS yclntr slccom. tdalib. diiSges
nomrtcu Gountdg.
1i.30 Moracus gelair gccom.. tdaIi6, ausees
nomfner Cdmltno uro Spnntag.
100 RdbnittnaS Velair glceom. MIR Sonntaa.
100 gsafmittag5 geiair Icconl. MIR Samfiaa.
$40 NadriitnoS Yorf @cconI. tisIi6. aus9es
uomnIen Sountna.
4.05 Nahmittaas 9eIfa @ccom. nur Sonntna.
5.15 Nddbniittuds @elair grpreB tdeIib, ausee,
nouiter Guitntag.
G.10 glbenbs SeIta elcccnt. tdeIi6. ausaerom.
rten Sorlltna.
fl.O0 9lbenbs 9elta 9lccom. MIR gonntaa.
11.30 Gbenos EeInir Iccom. td3Ii6, auseerors
men Sonntna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Merchants & Miners sranssort. 9a.

IuttpftttEtHtt. M
Grndbt uno Eaffagtere.
s9sad1 Bottom uab BEN cfH
Wont., 9ienit., 9onnerft., Samft., o lbr abb.
sS,adt Erputbenee nnb BEN Often
Sorntaa. Wiitttpon. Greitae. @ 11br MbenbS.
*9ah Teiupprt. Ne,pS NIB scrfpn
tdeIt6. 9 lbr sIberoS.
ASrnht aneenomfreu fdgIi6 bis 8 tbr Pad.
fiji oenfelben Ing. abfubrenbe Dantpfer.
Gac, eauanna9 unh benz eAbeu
Sienftua, 9onnerftag, Gomfiae, 9 tibr MNenbA
90. q. eprta, Meeuf, Cong 9pd.
c~anpt.yhreuu: German. unit etsht.etta6e.
U13,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-16
Baltimore 9arnpf Yadet So.
lNIte unb 5uperIdfTse 8at.2tnte.)
Sie Ber. Gtaaieusls5ft bef3rberTb.
nAuthfer .Tirntuia" fueuO

9ampter fHS5sen' ta,aIiG' sam.nas ousa...Ou,
men, bon ben .8oisGinte" sgiers, nc. IDS.
giabt.Sttabe, $50 .abenbs, nireft. nnH Oh
gotI: Comfort. 3orfoif, sJsrtsmoutt unb allen
9oinf Comfort NIT IS. q S. eiienbobns. Ea9
ai@nono, Sserbinbut9 IL. gortsnoutb INIT BEN
r r@sabb0G ra, S a,a size" fSIiDepS oI SuS SSa RSrts.
NIT oer ~~yltial,tie eoaft Sine" NorfoIt uHb
roeiiTid nno .Olb Dominion lire- nod Nen.
bernL @Gfbirgton, 4.'G., Wihutonb. 3D.. uHs
9tep sDcrt.
lMe6lsetten nod mropdtf3em SIane. eugtp
rt5fe -aaiiiter5imrer, ele.trtf9e PetendRtnnp
Sampfbet8ung, aoiet feet. 6eferb!rte aataten.
Nr. t07, Sfts@aIttmore.e trdbs IT. 500 nrb
sos. atsttrsfrabe, g: u. 8. 6ftoe, Snbcft'06e
Baltimore, .unb gatpert~strdte. -gontinentoi
9tarles,StroBe.
SDbn Y. Sbsrmpsh, 3. cseWN,
Sitesprdf. u. Gen. sYlauna C. 0tn.sRun.I Soetz
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IN G1mudfahen un6 l1Bren.
.. 3. STILES, 90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BfanbleiEe.@ effdfte.
Bidnos unb Srgeln.
Gbas. n. ettet, Q Eprb.9ttsrtpse trabe.-
&m. QNabe 4 Co., @ric'Uebdubs. Wt Ho0at
Nbenve.
Tampi- uno @aiierbei5una.
g.. 9. ehaefer, Tag Gft-2ombarb.e Eth. 6. & g..
IeIepbon 1860.
Rapier un6 Hapier-D Often.
Smith. Dixoa c., los uno LOT 6anoberS6tt.
SIaggen, Banner, Mb5eiden.
etSes Wrss, BIZ. f3. @et.eeEinaton~efyate.
8ledplatten, Wetan etc.
0eteftip.Mgentir.
etaubaaer & eGmfbf (friber bel Smltt. gaeft
. & 2ponA. sos gaIbert.0ebdioe.
Grie6bSfe.
nesabsm Hat! .Gemeters," Office 81. 28eftsea.
ratoea.Strate.
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Marmor- uno @rantt-Werfe.
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tcn' Eier6 5l- iMtn baben?" Gin
piifiiges Sdmun5eln ilberilog Die
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er Iogte ll bqFBbi1cnosm Epn: rSr.
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bot lid, .elnen { paS nit Sa1pqn er.
louht.. llnn Sr. SeiuesacrI begriii;
er beltiealieIpe auiihe prp i'm srabt
gin9 es nod, nem Qaitlid,en rSarmo-
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len Nomen er iibrigerts nidt a~ltsfin-
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miinidt bobcn.
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.gaittmpre S>uf 4 0uarasts &c." 9out.
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2cihenbeitatter.
saubefS & e3hne, 17O8--17t0 gumun.Aoemi
Mul. GSpy. gcribs NIB WrenmouEt. Mbems.
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T~rnitNGnmpae,1ie'n.
Marplanb FRUIT Co., Norb uefts@de gaIbert.
unb QSermdnsGi rabe. Grier Serfn, prdf. =;
9 g.. Zimmerman. Sefretdr' Carroll 9an
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Serer-8
yaFohat Sninran.e 60. pt aineSSssI,. 1sNrp
20; @artieIo,; s@teiioent @aneger. 1o1--ios
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berS Of Commerce.
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Gpar.V anfen.
,Teuttde epar.Sanf BON Walttmpre," Gntaap.
uHo BaItimlOresStrabe.
at SamcS.s partanf," BaIttmore.Gtrate unb
GuftomsSouies2lcenue
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Srauets 8. aIemni, stettsanipaIt, 225 ct. 4anI,
Gtrabe, Baltimore. Uto.
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@nitapnS aprb 26t-289 gaIpert.B uiIbtna.
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Charles Sbuftr bon Trenton,
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nen eliiibrigcn Sohn ermorbet bat.
te. lit III Der 9t1bc bes @ein1s ieiner
,@iirtter dis Seidlc dllfgcfii!nen nor.
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@runbctaentbums . Meenten un6
.SGn6Ier.
Vterre 6. Tuadn 4 siepiehs, tc Cfis9eStns'
toitsStrabe.
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&upfer;dmieoe uno 9Iumbels.
5phn 6nbert, 1714 ItameSs3trabe. 3 q 3.
WoIfe 1899.
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WationaI-8 anten.
The Elb yuwn Eattpnal ganf, @ap. uno Gre.
tex rfs'S q seorS Sage Sies! y, H0S,; Fss1,ssnI; "a.
bue, aaijtrer.
rSirf National gaui Of gaIttmure," y. 3.
WilcoI, gaibter, II Soutt.Strabe.
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taps rnb Sopettes@trabe.
.sblrb National 8ani, Baltimore unb ssortb.
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,SarmerS & MertautS' s~Qatipnaa Danl,"
Soutbs unt 9.mbaro.S trabe.
,Gon.mereiel & Scrmers Rational pauf," Glib.
tueiisGde Sotuaros rnb @erman'Str., 8. 3.
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Staats. 8anfen.
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2anowirtbidaftlihe @er1.be un6
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No!1I' SdInfpapoDnS nab 9lefpsgori finb tes
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