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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20

Point, Neb.. has accepted the Invitation
from the Beatrice fire department to de-
E TsT 3hs addTsSs at the Hnyeng q the
cemetery here the second Sunday in June.
GENEVA-Mr. ]. o. Cook was buried
yesterday morning having died the day be-
lore and last night, Mr.. E. Jayne ex-
PRED while asleep. Both were among the
Oldest settlers of the county and had lived
Tor a number OF years in this city, moving
IN from their farms years ago.
KEARNEY-Mrs. squires, wife OF Edwin
Squires, died this morning Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Squires was Miss Anna Finch before
her marriage and is n sister to c. b. and
e. Il; Finch and has been reared from
childhood in Kearney. Relatives from
other parts have been notified and the
funeral will take place. Sunday.
-GENEYA-At the meeting OF the Geneva
Equal Suffrage club II was decided to
again plant bulbs and perenniais in the
park beds and also to place decorative
flower beds on the High School square, and
the club also ordered more supplies in
the way of dishes and cooking utensils
now lacking in the domestic science
kitchen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was woodmen day
all directions. Head Consul Talbot was
here and addressed them In the afternoon
and assisted last night in the adoption of
nity. Inc Edgar camp brought it's band
along. The lodge and Independent Order
crowded.
TEL CLOUD-W ora was received here
yesterday stating the probable fatal injury
Of John Sceiner, a young schoolmaster
near Lebanon, Kan. His team ran away
and he was thrown from the buggy. He
was found unconscious by the roadside
two days after the accident occurred and
he Is still In a state OF coma He was
quite well known at this place.
DAVENPORT-This city is experiencing
quite a building boom at present. The
new Methodist Episcopal church, to cost
NZCOO viii soon be commenced. The new
modern electric light plant is In operation
ana the new modern residences Of ex-Sen-
ator Jennings and d. A. Blakly are nearly
completed. DR.. Snowden, c. c. McLuse
ana J. H. Bberman expect to erect modern
residences soon.
BEATRlCE-Charles Case returned home
last evening from Elkhorn, Ia, with the
Fulton bloodhounds, where he succeeded
IN running down three young men who
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20

were suspected of robbing store The
store had been entered four times the last
few. months, and as some OF the stolen
young men, Il is believed the authorities
have captured the right parties.
NEBRASKA CITY-Some time ago a
local newspaper was instrumental In get
ting a number of business men to sub
scribe for stock In proposition to bore
for either coal gas. oil or water and yes!
terday the officers of the company signed
a contract with a Kansas City firm to
sink the we'll Active work will be begun
within the next sixty days and pushed to
completion as fast as possible.
BEATRICE-A mortgage was filed in
the office Of the county cleark yesterday
by the Beatrice. Gas and Power company
to the Superior Savings and Trust company
of Cleveland o., amounting to 100000 The
contract provides that $4,000 o. the total
sum realized from the sale OF the bonds
the plant in Beatrice. The recording
fees OF the mortgage amounted to S27.
NEBRASKA CITY-Mrs, Anna Brusha
died this afternoon. She was born in
Carroll county, ohio, July q. 1896, and
came TO Rockport, Mo- in 1912, where she
lived for several years. then returned to
Ohio but in 1856 came to Atchison county.
Missouri, where she lived until 1885, when
she came to this city. She was the eldest
sister of the Hawke brothers, who did so
much in developing this portion Of Ne
braska-
NEBRASKA CITY-News has been re-
ceived here OF the death OF Andrew J.
Edwards, which occurred at Chicago, and
the body was brought to Hamburg. Ia,
for interment. In the early days Mr..
Edwards was one Of the best known men
In the west, being one of the leading rail-
road contractors and was engaged in
freighting, making sixteen trips from this
city TO Denver. In his freighting he was
very successful. He was IS years old and
leaves a widow and one daughter
TEKAMAR-Don Bean was arrested In
Omaha yesterday and brought TO this place.
charged with selling mortgaged property.
Last fall, young Bean bought a buggy OF
Schroeder & Laughlin and gave a mort
gage note for payment; a short time ago
he sold the buggy, but did not pay the
note. Bean claims he did not know II
was mortgage note. He was released on
$3.50 bond to appear before the district
court. Beans father offered 70 pay the
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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
BoOstinE for Dollar wheat.

HASTINGS, Neb. April 1O-(special Tele-
grant,. A. Everett Of Indianapolis,
OF the American Society Of Equity, ad-
dressed a large gathering of farmers this
afternoon in support of the organizations
campaign for 81 wheat. Farmers owning
1000 acres of wheat pledged Themselves to
withhold their crop until the Chicago price
reached the 81 mark. State Vice President
Smith of Beatrice presided at today's meet
ing. Everett is conducting the campaign
throughout the wheat growing country.
He said this afternoon he was confident
the movement would be successful
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
wYMORE LANDLORD IS STABBED

Two Discharged Employees Commit
BEATRICE, Neb.. April 19.-(special Tel
egram.)-L. N. Miller, proprietor Of the
Tougalin hotel at Wymore, was stabbed
twice in the back and slashed on the arm
during an alteration last night in the
hotel with VIII and Roy Britten, two dis
charged employees, who followed Mr.. Miller
and his wife home from an entertainment
A dispute over wages claimed to be due
the Brittens caused the assault. The
Brittens, who came to Wymore from FIRE.
mont, escaped after the trouble. Mr.
Millers condition is not regarded as serious
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
inception for Senator AIar,ch

DAVID CITY, Neb., April 9.-CspeciaL) y
Owing to the excellent work accomplished
by Senator Aldrich IN the interest OF the
state in the recent legislature Mayor Ross
last Friday evening invited a few Of
his friends 20 meet with him and they
decided TO gtve the senator a grand re-
ception. Steps were Immediately taken to
give the senator nonpartisan reception.
which took place at the David City opera
house Thursday evening. April Is The
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
PHYSICIAN is IN TT
TROUBLE
Accused of Trying to Hide Cnse of
Dfphtheria.

Accused of Trying to Hide Cnse of
Diphtheria.
GRAND ISLAND, April 1s.-(special.)-
At the meeting Of the city council last
evening the unexpected occurred, when
charges were preferred against DR.. G. W.
Weeter, a member Of the city's Board Of
Health and man who has always been
regarded highly for professional and civic
honor. the charge being a violation OF the
health ordinances. Upon motion Of Coun-
Gilman Schwynn ana unanimous vote OF the
council the mayor was instructed TO remove
the physician from the board and the city
attorney to institute proceedings against
Dr. Weeter, II the charges were substan-
tiated-presumably to the satisfaction Of
these officials. Dr. weeter is out OF the
city and a statement could not be secured
from him.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
working on HamIIn Jury.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb., April 19.-(spe-
cial. THE work Of securing a jury has
naturally been a difioult one In the case
of the State against John Hamlin. ac-
cused Of murder in the first degree o.
Rachel Engle. Two days have now been
spent. but the greater proportion OF the
peremptory challenges have been used and
4 jury viii soon be complete.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
Normal Renews It's Pledge.

PERU, Neb., April 1s.-(Special. 1.-THE
Peru Normal renewed It's pledge, started
nine years ago, by pledging 81 in chapel
yesterday for the support of Hope Normal,
Chinest girl being educated in Pekin,
China. The normal has paid $50 each year
which betrayed her yearly school expense.
The little girl was christened Hope Nor
mal' by the normal school nine years ago,
and she has three years more in school
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
Brewerv for HaatInga.

HASTINGS, Neb., April 19.-(special Tele-
gramN-A contract for Building the Hast
ings brewery has been awarded to Bow
llnger Brothers of Pittsburg. The plant
completed will cost $4,000 and it is ex'
pected 1t will be in operation by October L
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20

building was packed with citizens from
all parts Of the county to participate in
the reception. Addresses were made by
several citizens and Mr.. Aldrich responded
by giving a brief resume of the work
Of the legislature
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
Aunt KeepN Children.
President Crabtree Goes TO

President Crabtree Goes TO Europe.
PERU. Neb., April 19.-(special.) -Presi-
dent Crabtree will have charge of the Ne
braska party in the summer school tour OF
Europe The party will leave New York
June % and return about September l.
The members viii visit England, Germany
France, Italy, Greece and many other
prominent places. Anyone can join the
party, the total expense being between 500
and 800 Daily lectures By different mem
bers OF the party will be given.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20

the father died and in a few months the
mother followed him to the grave.
She was stricken with paralysis, and as
she lay speechless on her deathbed wrote
out final will. leaving specific legacies
to certain relatives with the bulk of the
property tied up for the son, should he re-
turn.
He has not returned and the relatives
have attempted to break the will and Sc
cure division Of the property. The su-
preme court has just ruled that the will
is a good one, although the maker was
close TO death, and the property still awaits
the wandering son or his heirs BY 1910
the date Of the expiration of the trust,
the waiting estate will be valued at $4,000,
It is estimated.
Aunt Keeps Children.
w. G.. Clark, manager of a Chicago
theater and hotel, was today refused in the
district court a writ of habeas corpus
asked that he might get possession of his
two minor sons, now in the custody of an
aunt Lincoln. Clark. wso was once a
Presbyterian minister, separated from his
wife when the children were very small
the sens being given to the wife. When
Mrs. Clark was on her deathbed she gave
the two boys to her sister in Lincoln. This
sister and her husband resisted Clark's
claims.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
License Granted at wymOre,

BEATRICE Neb., April 1s-(special
Telegram. THE city council Of Wymore
this afternoon granted d. 81 MeGoogan
a saloon license after disposing Of the re-
monstrance case. The vote was for and
against, Mayor Given casting the deciding
vote The demonstrators appealed to the
district court. Councilman Holmes. who
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20

disqualified himself to sit in judgment on
the remonstrances by signing one of the
petitions, has resigned
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
SURPRISING SUIT AT BLAIR
Omaha Wsman Starts Action for Dover
Right in Blaoo Estate.
CHILDREN OF RICH FARMER WILL CONTEST
For Ten Years BIncO Was Believed
to he single, but Plaintiff in
suit Alleges Other
- wise.

BLAIR. Neb.. April 1S-CspeciaI.)-Th
Ming OF a suit on last Monday in the clerk
OF the district courts Office for dover
right in the estate Of the late Richard
Blaco OF this county promises to be one
OF the most sensational ever brought before
the courts of Washington county. Mr.
Blaco was an old resident. a few years ago
one Of the foremost politicians of this
county and a member of the state legisla-
ture. At the time Of his death. less than
n year ago. he left an estate consisting of
800 acres Of land and about $4,000 In per-
sOnal property, the value Of the estate be-
ing at this time about $55,000 Mrs. Blaco
dtsd on April 8. 1885, since which time Mr.
Biaco had transacted his business, sold part
of his land and gave mortgages as q single
man. Last Monday was set as the day by
County Judge Marshall for filing all claims
against the estate. and an agreeable settle
ment had been made between the one son
and four daughters, all grown and mar
ried, Of the balance OF the estate after the
payment Of the mortgages, which amount
10 about $4,000.
Alleged wife Appears.
The petition for dover right is that OF
woman heretofore known as Lillian Moore
OF Omaha, now alleging in her petition to
be Lillian NJ Blaco, widow Of Richard
Blaco, who says she became mis- VIE IN
this state in 1897. No exact date or place
is given where any ceremony or marriage
had taken place and itiis surmised that her
claim is only as his wife by common law
marriage, The heirs Of Mr. Blaoo have re-
fused 10 recognize her as the wife OF their
father. The petition also alleges that there
was born to the plaintiff a child after she
became Blaco's wife and It is now said the
child is about years old. the plaintin
claiming that he had supported the child
up TO the time OF his death. The attorneys
for the plaintiff are w. c, Walton Of Blair
and Attorney Dolezal of Fremont.
The principal part OF the mortgages are
held by the Banking house OF A. castetter
OF this city and enc by the Mantle Saw
ings bank of Providence. r. l.. and a
Judgmeht held by the state OF Nebraska
for the sum OF SSS6.s6 the balance due on
the L. r. Hilton oil case. for whom Ms
Blaco, w. c. Walton and John McKeen
were sureties during his term as state oil
inspector
The plaintiffs attorneys made the as
sertion when filing the papers that the
costs, etc, would be forthcoming, as their
client was backed up by a wealthy Omaha
man.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
Ruling on County Deposits.
Freight Train strikes Motor

freight train ran into a motor car
near Lincoln park this afternoon. smashed
up the car and badly injured G. w. Robin
son, the motorman. A. W. Lutz, the only
passenger on the car, was not injured
and the conductor jumped and saved him
self from harm. Robinson said he was
unable to stop his car when he saw the
freight approaching. He had almost crossed
the track when the engine struck his car
and tore the rear end on and threw the
front end against telegraph pole. The
injured motorman was taken TO his home
Fortune Awaits Wilson.
A fortune is awaiting John Wilson at
Tecumseh and he has until 1910 to come
and claim It. II was thirty years ago that
he left the parental roof after a slight
disagreement with his Scotch father and
he has never been heard Of since his de-
paTture.
For a quarter OF a century his parents
mouFned his absence In silence and then
threw pride TO the winds and made a des-
perate effort TO ind him and ask him to
come home to his own. Although on the
verge OF the grave, being 50 years Of age
John Wilson. sr., and Ellen Wilson, the
mother, made a trip to Dawson City
Alaska, 20 md their missing son. but re-
turned from the trip heart broken. 70 die
with none but distant relatives al their
bedside. This trip 10 the frozen north
was taken In 1905 and the parents died
In lsO5. shortly after their return.
Before leaving for the north Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson made a will dividing a por-
ton Of their properly among distant rela-
lives. ieaving the residue. about $4,000. in
trust for their missing son. should he re-
turn within ten years. After their return
Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-20
once waits n Claimant.
Crrom a stan correspondentl

Senator Burkett received notice this
morning that federal job in Nebraska is
running around loose The postmistress
at Melia, in sarpy county, has resigned
and the department is anxious for this
little town to have postmaster right away
and it is up to the senators to make a
recommendation.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue of the FREE
PREssE FUER Texas" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofdces, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison. from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state. as also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and our
very active local agents are con:
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium In the State OF
Texas, when it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulatlOn.
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Nn OaS Ynblttum.

9ie nSreie 4relie fir 9eras" piro
oil iiber $50 8oftUfficen rerianbt. uno
bat eine grDRe 8erbreitung in Der
Ra6bar= 8epublit Weritu. i'm Snbia'
ner=9erritDrinu uno Otla5uma.
SIR @irfulations=gebiet in 9eros
eritredt iid uDn @nloeitDn 6is binauf
na6 DENTON, bonn duBerlten Often
biz mad @l a5alu i'm fernen Weiten;
es i6lieBt ielbitueritan6li9 nit be-
iDnhers sablreiben 9elern bas bi1ts
beiieoelte Mittel=G efos ailb ben Sio.
meiten elm. 9lud1 in Oserito bat Iie
cine aroHe 8erbreituao.
8tuei 0eifenoe ltno beitdnoig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Sntere1le oes
8lattes unterpeas unb fiibren benz
ielben i'm Berein nit unieren riibri=
gen 2ofal Aaenten fertpabreno
neue 2eier au.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier 9botIoben 1T
bic rJreie Rrefie", 100 es iid barutn
banoelt, Die beuti6e BenDlferung su
srreiden, bas bette Mnseige Nses
blum TIM Gtaate 9eras.
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;siir $500 uatb 9eutl9lauO.

Deuti9. arueritaniihe 8eitungen
tueroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit gro.
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, neil iie fih
frei nus1preben uno b6ufig pDn 0rii.
ben mebr Neuieteiten un6 geo6rih.
ten bringen, als Ole oeutiden Bel.
tungen ielbft. Die ,ssreie 8reIie fir
Geras" lit oriiben iiberan, tpDbin fte
aeianbt pirb, elm iebr germ gelebener
@aft unb tanti it9 riibmen, Nner.
tennung un6 8iirbigung au finben,
tuie aus 5ablrei@en Briefen an una,
iDwie an Dieienigen, uelbe bas 8lati
an ibre 8erwanbten ibiden, berpDr.
3ebt. Ber baber leinen 8ertuanoten
uno 6reunoen cine sSreuoe ertpeilen.
ibnen Elm miIton,menes @eIheni
MAIDEN mill, Der beiteIIe fhr iie bic
~Jreie Breiie fir geras1. Das Sn.
tereiie fiir Eeras, tpie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno bic @eeeno, tpD bic
Wertuanoten pubnen, ift in 9eutIh.
lamb iebr lebbnft unb es lit unn11o.
liB, in Brinatbriefen eine TO Qriin0.
libe Guftldrnng unb 8ei9reibune
oes frernoen 2an0es 81 eeben, pie
oles Die nJreie 8rehe" aumDment.
lib tbut. Sir ben 9eringen Breia
BON So Derfenoen mir purtDfrei unIer
reiGbaltiges Bobenblatt auf elm Sahr
an iraeno cine Gbreife i'm Nuslanoe.
Die sFreie prefie fir 9eras pnbl.
GDntbaaail.
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Gifeubabn=5abr=Ylau.
q. u. & u. y. . 8abu.

8ug SEQ. na6 guerp, goafum, Spu.
iton, 9SacD uno babfuiiben lieeenoen Sta.
ttonen berlGBt San Mntpnio 8:45 mDraens,
Bug ND. (9aob grndett) nab guero.
goofnm, S0uit0n, gBacD unb bastui5cben
liegenoen Stattpn berld6t Sun Nutnnip
un1 abenns.
Bug Ho. 6 nab Beeni[le, Corpus gbriti.
Godport, Nlice &C. berldBt Son Nntonio
UNI l:50 mittaas.
3ua ytO. l BON 8ncD, SDuIiDn, N0ofum,
@uer0 &C. f0mn1t bier um 700 nbenbs an.
BUG No. (Danp grpfett) BON Bnco.
Souiton, g)0afum, @uerD, CORPUS ghriiti,
&Ddp0rt, 5alfurias, Nlice &C. fDmtnt in
Sun NntDni0 um 7:55 n1Droens an.
3u8 N0. 5 BON Corpus gbrilti. 99ofs
port, Nlice &C. trifft IN San Nntonio um
l:50 naehmittaas Elm.
9oiiaaieraug nerldBt Gan Gntonio tdo.
ltd] nm 8 lbr 30 Minuten t1Drqens unb
tommt I'm IL lbr 80 Wtinuten in &err.
billie on, er berlaBt &errbilIe um 4 llhr
nobmlttogs nno fommt in Son Nntpnt0
obenos uni l1br an.
grtra {. syrocbt> uno 8afIaaierauo BON
San Antoni0 nacb Rerrnifle unb onatpi.
idben Iiegenoen Srten Serlel6e f6hrt ie.
ben Samftaa nahmittoe nm 8 llhr As
Wttnuten naBmittnas BON San Nutpnio
ab nno f0mmt abenbs um ubr so Nsin.
in &errbille an. Bel Der gfidfabrt ber<
ldBt er 8errpille, ole itritter RoIiaaier,
aug, am W0ntaQ r10raen um llbr 30
Win uno fommt in San NntoniO um 8
ubr 30 Win. m0r9ens on, ourcb bielen
8na tuiro bic Sahraeit Der regelmaBiaen
BaiiagiersnQe atuiiehen SON Mntonio un6
&errbiue nibt nerGnbert.
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Bur re6hten 2ett.

gergangenes Srhbiabr nabm un.
iere aanse 5amilie cine aeitlane Sim
mons Sarfaparila uno Die 0irtuno
mar i'm b0hften @raoe befrieoigeno.
Bir baben uns m6hreno bes Sums
rners befferer @eiuaobeit erfreut. tpie
iunit uno mir alauben, oaB es ae'
ihah. neil mir uus sur reGten 2eit
balfen. $50 Gents uno $1.00 ssla.
Ihen. Samuel 6intun,
De 3oIb, Wtili,
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sdatcbt es nicf,t aut.

@ripart @ud ben etrpaieen lp6te.
rem Gnfaa eine8 idameren Siebers,
inoem Sbr @uer Sbitem iebt bon Der
Iniammlung BON unreinieteiten be-
freit. SimmDn's SarlaparilIa Der.
rihtet bic Nrbeit. gr bringt eutes
Blut, ausaeseihneten Nppetit, grpSe
Strait uno grUBen l1nternebnungss
oeilt.
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Nerfeblt niemaIs.

Sc eiebt nur elm Miittel, uno nur
elm einaiges, oas idb aefunben babe.
oas obne sFebl in u,einer Samilie alIe
iDlhe 4rantheiten tuie gcsetl,a, Sting
tuuru, uno ale bic anoeren iudenoen
2eioen aebeilt bat. Dieies Wittel
1T 6unt's Cure. Wir aebrau@en es
immer un0 e8 berfeblt ME in Der
Wirtuna. 80 Gents uno $1.00 Jla.
ihen. Us. W. gbrtitian,
2utherforo, Tenn
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(Eortietuna folat.)
Gta feltlsmes eretaats.

Gmus S. Sing. ipmie aans Buft
Bpron. 0. D.. beaeuet: .Budlens
Irnica Salbe beilte Die Bunbe an
meinem 8ein. an Der ith iiber 90
Sabre lit. ih bin iebt 85 Jabre alt.+
@arantiert. 8u baben bel ao. Dreif,
uno @. Gobn IL 60.
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9enft oarau.

Sc banoelt iih nidt oarum, mie
Shr lebt, ionoern tuie Cure 4eber lift.
SIT iie nidt in perfetter Oronuna,
brinot iie oabin ourh ben @ebraud,
BON Simm1ns 9iner 8urifier - nur
in 8innlGahteln. g8 lit oas fiherfte,
bette uno aneenebmfte Wiittel fiir bic.
leg Organ, oos ie berausaebradt
!uuroe.
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ESetset ntdbt.s

gs lit nidbt n6tig an ihmersenoen
0amurrhuioen au leioen. uenn punt 8
Cure iraeno einen Sau unter @aran.
tie abiulut beilt. Gin einmalieer DE.
braud niro Guh bon Der Tursiias
lihteit oea Wiittel8 iiberseuaen.
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2eine Warter tam nit BET BON
Rheumatismus neraliben meroen.
Nesett 9o. 1851, sci elmer u
Mmemo, linoert icbnelIlaDes.
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@ebranht CO Elm sRnI.

Sir iGmeraenoe 6dmurrbDiben bat
0unt's Sure niht ieines @leihen.
Cine NpplitatiDn linoert - cine
Shahtel heilt. Garantiert.
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Gontbera 4aeific 8abu.I

Hsnh yietU Orleans, NpuIfpn unn Sol.
beftDn tiglt@ .........12.I 10 nittaos.
uno .................... 80 aben6s,
Wab eagle 8aE, Gl Baio, galiformien
uno NeerifD. g BORN. u. $50 abenbs.
Mnfuntt.
Bon Netp Africans. peutun uub Sal.
neitun tdelib ...... $3.50 moraens.
unb 500 Naebm.
Bon gl Baip, Californian unb Merito
.......... u.40 BORN. unb Ii aben6s
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