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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04
WAKE COUNTY NEWS.

Charles Moore, a well known col.
orad man in Raleigh, dropped dead
m the streets Saturday morning.
lalrigh has a Carnival this week.
The Third Regiment Band Is to
share in the profits Of the show.
The new Wake County Board oil
Education met Tuesday and reelected
Mr.. Il. V. Judd County Superinten-
dent.
George Lucke, a col0red employe
Of the SeabOard, was badly scaIded
Monday by the bursting Of loco
motive Water-glass.
Mr.. VIM. ID. Holland, of Fuquay
|Eprings, Wake County, died suddenly
al his home Of heart failure. He was
aeventy-five years old.
There was an unusually heavy
docket in the Police Court Monday.
Most Of the cases were the result of
"boOZe."
J. w. Gulley and Susan Grady,
both Of White Oak township, Wake
|County, will be given a hearing July
liz before Justice of the Peace Up
church for illegally living together.
David Clark, a colOred man of
Raleigh, while working in his gar
den Saturday afternoon, stuck a pick
in his leg severing an artery which
caused him to bleed to death before
q physician could reach him.
AT a meeting of the Aldermen of
Raleigh Friday night, Mr.. Frank
Simpson was elected Chief of the
Fire Department, DIR. g. o. Aber-
nathy City Physician, and Mr.. w.
b. Snow to succeed himself as City
Attorney.
a negro named Upchurch, who
has held a position as sWitchman at
Johnson street station, in Raleigh,
for several years, was found dead in
car on the SeabOard Air Line yard
yesterday afternoon. Heart failure
is said to have been the cause of his
death.
The Board of Pensions of Wake
County met in Raleigh Monday to
revise the pension list. 1t was found
that during the past year twenty
eight men and fifteen women, who
were former pensioners, had died
Thirty-five applications for pensions
were passed upon and other applica-
lions will be considered the fourth
Monday in July.
The town of ZebuIon, Wake
County, situated about twenty-five
miles from Raleigh, on the new
Norfolk and Southern Railroad, was
visited last Wednesday afternoon
about o'clock by a severe cyclone
and hail storm.
Telephone and telegraph wires
were torn down. Houses were
down everywhere in the town, some
had been moved from their founda-
tions and dropped in another posi-
ton, and the debris scattered in
every direction. There was no one
injured SC far as can be learned al
though there were persons in some
of the stores that were blown down.
The following property owners
suffered losses: M. S. Chamblee, new
dwelling, nearly finished, blown
down; W. l.. Wigs, two new stores
under construction entirely de-
strOyed; Wilson Oil Company, one
seed house blown down M. Branan,
one dwelling nearly completed,
blown down B. M. Afford, dwell
ing and store house badly damaged :
Sanders Bros, saw mill damaged ;
Hales, Finch & Richardson, large
warehouse blown down.
Reports from the vicinity say that
the amount of damage will reach a
large figure.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

"Mr. Merchant" said the new
clerk, preparing To ask for more
money, al think / understand the
business pretty well now, and"-
ayes ?" interrupted his employer
"Well, keep at it for four or Ave
years. Perhaps you will understand
it then a. we'll as you think you do
now" -Philadelphig Press.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04
A WONDERFUL HAPPENING

Port Byron, N. Y, has witnessed
one of the most remarkable cases of
healing ever recorded. Amos F.
King, of that place says: ''Buck-
lens Arnica Salve cured sore on
my legs with which I had suffered
over 80 years. I am now eight-five."
Guaranteed to cure all sores, by all
druggists. 25c.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TO SITORS. Few nicely fur
nished rooms in select part of city, one
block from Exposition cars. Rates
800 per day. Meals extra. Engage
rooms ahead,
MRS, w. l.. HOWLETT,
5l2-2Sth Street, Norfolk. Va.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

Ask your neighbor to subscribe
Tor THE CAUCASIAN. 1t is only one
dollar per year, and it will be the
best dollar your neighbor ever spent.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

cures made by DIR.
Kilrner'S Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
It is the great med
ical triumph of the
nineteenth century
discovered after years
of scientific research
by DR.. Ki1mer, the
eminent kidney and
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

Ifa theatrical performance doesn't
make a woman laugh or cry she
thinks she isn't getting her moneys
worth.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

WANTED-Waste Land in large
tracts. Title must be perfect. Ad-
dress Box 1872, North Yakima, Wash.
May 16-3t
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

agents WANTED to sell hosiery
and underwear. Possible buyer in
every family. Victoria Mills, Norfolk
Va"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

Heys seek ssoks1 By s~sa9 aops-
CIarksburg, w. Va. June so.--
Charles, aged two years. sou Of John
Kline. got twisted In the rope or q
swing aud his neck WA broken.
He mother found his IIfelam= body
10 the rope.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-07-04

Bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
successful in promptly curing lame back,
uric acid, catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but If you have
kidney, liver or bladder trouble 1t will be
found just the remedy you need. 1t has
been tested in so many ways, IN hospital
work and in private practice, and has
proved so successful in every case that
special arrangement has been made by
which all readers of this paper, who have
not already tried it, may have sample
bottle sent free by mail, also book tell
ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to
fhndoutif you have kidney or bladder trou-
bic. When writing mention reading this
generous offer in this paper and send your
address to DR.. Kilmer ST.
Co, Binghamton, as::::44ss=.s]
e. Y. The regular g! i : :Ess:Ss5E
sfty-cent and one zazlse @N
o9Ilar size bottles are Home of sWampRoOs.
solo by all good druggists. Don't make
y mistake, but remember the name,
aa"smp-Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swa1np-Root,
sn na the address, Binghal aton, n. Y, on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
A. P. ABBOTT & CO.
NoRTHFIELD.

Roswell Dewey. "a years and nina
months old, died Saturday night after
long illness with Brights disease.
He is survived BY bis sister, Mrs. More,
with whom he had lived for many yeafs,
Funeral services were conducted at the
home Ibis afternoon at two o'clock. The
Rev. Walter Dole oiiciated and the in
tsrment was made n the Center GENE
terry. Ma Dewey va, always much M
rrre.ted Il the Industrial growth Of the
town, and always held a drn faith ~
the ultimate development on large
scale Of deposits Of slate found here.
For many years he was employed ~ an
express messenger, and so faithfully did
he perform his work that following bis
retirement a few rears since, tue com.
pany annually remembered him IN
substantial manner.
The selectmen have appointed Claude
/. Morse town clerk until his succe isor
shall be elected at the annual town
meeting Ia March. Mr. Morse takes the
place vacated by Henry L. Kenyon, who
las served most acceptably for many
years. Mr.. Kenyon contemplates trip
70 Missouri in the near future, where he
will visit bis daughter, Mrs. Willard
Allen.
The weekly devotional meeting Of Tie
Universalst church win be held his
evening at Mrs. Fred Fuller's, the even
ing being changed from Monday, the
usual time.
a concert and dance for the benefit
Of the Mortified Cornet band viii take
place in the Armory Thursday evening
The annual fair will be held in February
instead Of November as had been sug-
gested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

Timothy Holland. n. y, 'O7, who has
been suffering with typhoid fever n
Virginia, Is reported as convalescent.
Bradford P. Hovey, n. y. 'o6, was a
visitor in town and at the university
last week. Mr.. Hovey is chemist 10
Gated at Portsmouth, N. II.
John P. Moseley. N. u. 90, has been
spending few days in town. Mr.,
Moselev il in the employ Of the San
born Map company of New York city.
Harry g. Pratt, N. u. 'o7, has been
seriously i'll in ST. Louis vita typhoid
fever. According to the last report he
II more comfortable, although not out
Of danger.
General Gfenville nj Dodge, N ".
$50. was elected commander-in-ehief of
the national commandery Of the Mill
tnry Order Of the Loyal Legion at the
annual meeting held in Philadelphia
during the week Of Oceober 18th.
Word has been received from Anna
nolis announcing the death OF Evan
carleton Howe, which occurred IN the
hospital connected with the Naval acad-
envy, Friday morning, October 18th, ty.
phoid pneumonia being the cause Of
death. Mr.. Howe was a member ot the
class Of 90, Norwich university, and
received an appointment from Massa
chusetts, to Annapolis during his
Sophomore year. He was o splendid
character, an earnest student and highly
regarded by all who knew him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29

You can save material and have a much smarter
garment if cut by our New Idea lOc Pattern
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
TALK OF THE Town.


Black Cat hose at Ahpotlt.
New leather goods At Naughan's.
Tenement 70 rent D. ~ Miles.
New lat % red dt,ss goods as Al.
hoit',
$50 long black coat for s59s At The
Vaughan store
Mileage books 10 rent, Place a Page,
iil2nolster block
Almon Keith went 20 Randolph last
nigat On business.
For coat sweaters you will find those
that please AZ Peuys
Tenement IN the Niles Granite build.
Ing to rent d. NJ Miles
ommby's Clover Kiss old.lashioned
molasscs candy. Everybody sells them.
Hlts from allopeymooners@ and Al The
new music. i5c copy Aserill Music 20.
oulmhy's Clover Riss old.iashioned
molasses candy Everybody sells tasm.
The good cough drop is Rexall cough
cherries. Sc at The Red cross Pharmacy.
Auction sale Of store goodr at toe
City auction rooms tonight, Don't fail
10 see the goods.
James r. Darling Of woodsvilie, \.
H.. Is spending a short time In this
city on business.
Mrs. Lillian kinney who has been
visiting relatives In the city left this
morning for san Francisco, California.
The ladies 81 Clan Gordon will hold
a regular meeting. Tuesday evening, Oct.
goth, instead Of the first Tuesday m
November
Mrs. G. \. Barber went % Buriing'
ton Yesterday a. visit her son. Newall,
who 4 In the Mary Fletcher hospital.
lie underwent aiecsisful operation
last week.
The quarterly meeting 81 the BARR
Civic Federation win be held az the y.
brary rooms Thursday afternoon at
three o'clock. The plan Of work com.
mittee will present ior the sewing school
and 4 + hoped there will be a large
attendance Of the ladies TO act on the
recommendation
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
FUR-LINED OvERCOATS I!

There was time and not long ago either that Fur
Lined Overcoat was good deal like auto or yacht
They could not conveniently be purchased by man oil mod
crate means The situation has changed we now have
handsome and luxurious Fur Lined Overcoats for such
sonabe prices as $50 co. S45 co. $500 to $4,000 The
fabrics are fine broadcoth and very choice light weight ker
eys The Innings variety of furs according to price
The collars are Persian lamb SEAL mink, etc. Fur
Lined Goats will great favor again this year. and now
is the best time TO make selections. Fur Goats TO Rent
We Clean Pres. and Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Considering COS, OF materials the
following Wrappers viii seem good
values, Price has not made them ang
narrower. 1heyarc upto what they have
always been. as good as your money
can buy Ladies that have had this
make claim thar they arc better than
what theg had been buying.
New lot OF Percale Wrappers now
at S1.25.
New lot Of Fleeced Wrappers. very
best material. good and full. 81. 40.
Wrappers made forthe sick rooms.
OF heavy Aeeeed down IN eolofs, now
kimonOs.
These came Saturday by express. II
they were not good il would not have
been so hard TO get them, (They
were promised over a month ago }
Kimonas made Of fine fancy aeeced
materials in long lengths now y L. 40.
Klmonas in all prices, but the one
that you ought 10 see Is the one with
silk collar and cuffs Il So. 10.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
SILK pETTICOATs.

These are now in our north win
dow and II any lady has Silk Petit
coat want now IS her opportunity.
These Silk pettieoais arc l42 inches
around bottom OF hounce that is made
over a spun glass dust rufiie that has a
2 ID inch ruiiie.
These Silk Pettieoss come in black,
red and black ehaneeables. plain grey,
green and black ehangeable. red and
green chanecable. brown and black
ehaneeable, navy and black change
able and red and black changeable and
arc to sell al only 80 9S.
These are the FIRST Silk petticoals
thar we ever saw made from best silk
to sell as low as 81 0S.
II our trade think as well Of these
Silk Peuieoats as We do. they will all
be closed out before Saturday night.
Sale prices on Silk Peuicoa,s a, end
81 season have never come anywhere
near these values. They arc bargains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
Notice 70 the PubIic.

we are still running n public surrey
and meeting all trains Telephone 2o2- =
papin Bros.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
100 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

For SAIF~-Piaoe about IL miles from
Barre CITY on road TO East Barre, Eight room
house and barn nearly new Large lot Price
only Ste0aO0, Terms easy. Would exchange Iaf
farm. ~. a. Perry neat hsIAte Agency.
Barre, Vt. iszh
FOR sALE--six room house with some land
in south Barre for only SlOQaoa Terms eal1Vo
eood horne. Why pay rent2 d. A. Ferry Real
Is tate Agency. Barre, VI iazti
WANTED Woman wants position as house
keeper n small family OF place AZ any kind OF
work IN city OF vicinity. Apply r. H., Times
Office. As4h
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-10-29
A. ABBOTT & co. a. P ABBOTT s co "A. p ABBOTT s CO
AThe Daylight StoreA
700 coon To KEEP
TOO GOOD TO KEEP.

Saturday evening express what consider value
in the o. Pedcoats a follows:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-10-09
NIIerIei.

= Ser Wapor bat Die &loermer
Carer, 2odtpooo, Wauermann,
Smith uno 8raoen gum &omite er.
rannt, UNI nit ben 8iirgern Ser 6.
8aro mber Die gifenbobnfreu5ungen
5u beraten.
Ser merifanii6e @uslteaungs-
fommiifar Nuncio iogt, ooB Merifo
auf unierer oiesiabrigen @usItenung
brilliant pertreten fem merbe.
Ser ebemalige Brakeman Sbo-
mas Graben bat Die Mranfas 8aB-
8obn lm $4,000 G9aoeneriob Der.
flaet.
Sin Dos 9ot @eas Sotel mirb
Elm nelter &nbau gebout; oerfelbe
miro 100000 foiten.
@u6 Der 8uiineb Men's Club
bat cine @inla6nne an 8i5e-BrGii6ent
5oirbonfs geIan6t.
MuguItin De 3opolo 1T gum
Staats-gonf -grominotor ernannt.
3miihen Der Sliber uno Sad
berrD StraBe tpur6e DienItaa abeno
elm unbefannter Werifaner bon elmer
2ofomotibe Der g. g. 8obn iiber-
fabren uno getotet.
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0as NGgelfauen Der &inSer

tDiro getuobnlid) aIs fdlefte @eipobn.
belt betradtet. IS lit aber mebr als
oies. 0ah unteriudungen zines
9erbenar5tes lit es in ben meiiten
Saaen Elm @ntortungs5eiden un6
finoet fi6 BEL erbIi6 belaiteten Sim
bern, Die oft nod anoere gntortunqs-
5eihen ouffueiien, tpie Sdielen, Gtot.
tern gergroBerung Der @odenmonoeI
u. a. Derartige 4inoer itno oft ner-
nos, fabren i'm ShIafe 3ufammen,
leioeit an Angitgefiibl uno meiien cine
Mnoabl GigentiimIidfeiten auf. Dos
N~agelbeiBen lit nabe oerfuanot mil
Dem Sutlhen, Ginoer, Die friiber qe-
lutfbt boben, meroen oft ipGter 0o.
gelfauer. Die @ngepobnbeit 1T niht
MIR baBIid, ionoern aud geiunobeits-
ld1oolld, oa nit ben ifmusiqen Rim
gern0geln leidt Mifro-O raonismen
perlt1luft Deroen uno Der Sornitoff
beg Nogels nift peroout uno 10 Die
urlafe bon geroauungsitorunaen
miro. Mud giebt oos fo~rtmdbrenoe
N~agelbeiBen leidt 5u Gnt3iinounaen
iino Vereiterungen oes 3~eaeepebes
Der Singer 8eranlofIung.
Stotiitiide llnteriu6ungen iiber
Die Terbreitune bes 0dgelfouens
iDnroen 5uerft IN elmer SduIe poroe,
nommefI. @dbren0 maj foust an.
ntmnt, Dab Die Gnaben b1ufiger an
Der ibleften @epobnbeit Ieioen ols
be Naoderg maren beioe @eihled.
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grief-2ife.
II:


s. q. gertner, s. 90. gelode, Sno.
8ebman, S. g. 8enfenoorfer, 9. 8. Sc
der. 8. 6. 9oerr, @us. Saab, ssno. Solz
te, Otto 5ieb, g. q. 9ennineer, @rne5t
9reter. Sno. 4ieiel, War &raab, s. sd.
SobL Srant aocestp, Som Qucas, Som
Salier. y. u. Qetr, B. 9. MuIielmann,
Ter, @ottfrieo Noemann, Giioene Neid
Trant Smetona. S. SO. 9teiger, Sront
Speerlin ri. 81. 6. SGreiner. 8. 8.
Spe6t, gotp. Shmibt, Sos. Sdraber.
W. Bomad III, 81. R. @iemer, $. g.
@ngner.
0amen: Sennie Glider, Slaac
Sriebion, gmiIb 8. @obmert, SaIa
mann, 9ottie Ralbberaer, Warh Wafer.
Stella Oftlnno. 9eIen @oientbal, 8,
Stappenbad, Qouife 8oIff.
IusIdnoif9e: Waarie aoIous.
Wrs. 6. Qiebuian, $. Moler.
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ter in sleider 8eiie beteiligt. @ud
Dos Sitter madte feinen INTERRUPTED.
0a6foribungen bel ben @ltern Ser
@inoer ergaben, 6aB ou6 pielfod oie
eltern idon an Dem l1ebel gelitten.
SIN nebrieen lieB iid ni9t feititeaen,
oaB Die nagelfauenoen &inber in it,
rem 2eiitungen ODER ibrem 8enebmen
ii6 in nodteiliger @eiie bon oen an
oeren unterihei6en.
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Eexas

= 3ebn Meilen oitIid BON @idita
Sons entgleiite am Oienitag elm Bug
Der 90. 6. uno z. 8abn, Der 8aiia-
gtere iiber cine Steae bringen ioGte,
an Der am Gage porber elm 8obn-
unfon paiIiert NOR. DreiBig Ser
ionen tDuroen berIest.
Die Gountp-4 BON
WIaiamion County baben g.. $. 2atp-
bon gum gountDridter ertpGbIt.
Sn 2areoo fano cine ShieBerei
5tptiden 5fuei aeraten, Or. Corner
nno Or. 2otprp, ftatt. geioe fuuroen
bertpunoet.
Gin Barber 0amens gooa
Waifa BOT iih, in @erbinoung nit
Dem So6e bon s. 90. Minns, oex
8eboroen geiteat.
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@runDetaentnms . ueeertraannaen.


2i5ette S6ul5e an S. S. @eaaoe
@runbtiid an Der 9outb alomo 9tr.
$2750.
2ouis $. S6mitt an CD 6. gieiens
bad, @runoitiid in Der Gong Safe Qbbis
ton, $40 Ii. 81.
Snlia goserpbe an emil Rueuer,
8rltnoitiid an Der 8urnet 6trabe; $775.
Come Building & 2oan MfIociation an
9r6ibal6 6. 9eB, @ruubftiid am Gar
georo Greet; $3.50.
Gr6ibal6 6. SeB an @ate 8enfe
@run6ftiid am 9an Bebro Greet; 1926.
2etpis Ilrid an SuIius grodnotp UNI
Srou, @ruroitiid an Der @ictoria Ctr. !;
$1725.
Someg 6. 9oles ur,b 9etpis Souanb
an Sbomas 6. guberle, @rluoifiid an
Der @onumental Strobe; $3.50.
S. 8. Sobnion unb Srou an Senrp
ll1lo 8nte S6een, 8rlinottid in gaft
gnb; $3.50.
Sobn 8. Sipple an Srau Marion Iuz
6enberger, @r1nbfId in Der Columbia
9eiebts Iobition; 5000.
German @arrad ir. an 6. Il. goueeb,
9rtnoitiid in Salt6 9eigbts; 1925.
Sern1au 2aug unb Sran an Sranf
Nudb. 8runoftiid an Der Blum 9traBe;
$4,000.
S. 5. &ebes unb Srau IN SO. 6. 5eno,
9rnnoitiid in Der Staffels' Ibbttion;
$500.
g.. 6. @itte an @otparb Seroufon.
@rnrotuf an Der Goams Nbe.; $1,000.
Geo S. 8ra6en unb Sran an 6. q.
us. 8runoitiid m Der Igortto 9bet1ue;
$f700.
So6n 8. Sipple an 60. 6. Slnofino.
8runotiif an Der 8etfan gbe.; $50.
Selipe 8aloeras II. 81. an 9. s. aMllnz
me. 100 Gder 2anb; 500.
Sames 9entnger an Nltouft mend
9rut1o1tild on Der @ait Conception Nbe. /;
'$110.
9. g. uno Waaie 9arnaG on sSacob
9edert, 8runbftiid an Der gde Der 0eft
2oniton uno 3ortb gaIaberas @trabe;
$500.
9. g. ufto Ma5ie Darnall an @iaiom
Sedert, @runbftid an Der 0prth goIos
beras gtraBe; $500.
jepb %. 8roots, @runbiiiid an Der Ode
Der Soutb Sibanas unb Montereh Ctr:
5000.
Carl Sreb an ellie g. aliefoth.
$4,000.
Gnton 5olamuba an Srau aote ger1z
re, 9riinoitiid am Gan Rebro Greet; $50.
george Y. Saler an gorneIia 8.
9oonan, @ruuOitiid an Der 5bermon
Strabs; $40 Ii. q.
SAP g. Gbnms an g. s. Soeobi.
9rnnoitiid an Der @de Der 8lanco Hon6
li1o Wooolatpn Ibenle, Beacon Sin;
Daniel O~ppenbeimer II. q. an ssoieph
Saftr, @rlnoftiid an Der gGe Der Gehz
man ltr6 GbeIarba Strabe; $3.50.
Srau Warb Set uno q. 81. @ittinaer
an 8. 9. Smitb, 8run6itiid an Der Be-
lena Gbenue; $3.50.
Rarion unb 6. @uen3enberoer an
Sobn 8, cripple, @runbitiid i'm Sriqinol
ettbs2ot I; $3.50 II. q.
9. q. 9uso ON 3o6n .. stpple.
@runoitud m Der @etfan Qbe.; $195.
Sobnnb 8raoel an 9efibero @ebino.
@rnnoftid IN glmenborf; $50.
y Deuen6enberger unb Srait OH eSobn
2; Stpple; @rnnoftid in 9outb 6eigbts;
$3.50 II. q.
Ilpis aranel ii. an Rarb aronel.
II. q.
5attie ct. Clair an Sreoerid Smtoff
uno 8rau, @runbftiid an Der @de ber
Satreits nnb 3orb 9rei5ebnte Strnbe
$3.50.
Marp 8. 8obner an 8. q. Chapman.
@rliiioltild i'm Gitb 8lod 100; $500.
@berette IS. @rabes an Sulia 6. 3ohs
rer. @runotiid an Der Wibane StroBe;
$50.
8. g. 8bittie uno 6rou an Srlio 6.
To9rer @runoitiid an Der Wibnne Ctr;
Nerob 9; German uno Slobb We@os
nan an Bernhard QobmilIer, @rltnos
lfid I'M 9ttn 8lod 1877; $937.50.
Serob u. Senmnn un0 Slobo Wc@oz
pan an Sohn o.. 8uanig. @rltnbitiid i'm
9th Slod 2877; $937.50.
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Giuen b6sarttaeu Wuariff

anf einen tuebrIoien Meni9en mo6t
5utpeilen Der onideineno gang ut1-
fleine Blinboarm. unbeohtete
8erftopfung lit Die uriade, 2eberer-
itarrung folgt. Or. Sings 0eue 2e-
benspiaen regulieren Die 2eber uno
g~ingeipeioe unb berbiten Mppenoi-
citis. Breis 25 Gents. 3u baben Bel
Ioolpb DreiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
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Die Trauen nnb oas @sb.

(Jortiebuns folat.)
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4ms ocm guaen.

Nus ben algen, aus benz Sinn",
lit Elm oItes Sprii6port, oas aud
angeipanot fperoen fam BEL oaen
@eidDiiren, 8nnoen ODER 9rono-
nunoeL Die nit 8uflen's 4rnico
Sable gebeilt pur6en. &Gmorrboi-
ben nno 6roit6euIen peridpinoen I'M
ter ibrem beilenoen ginfIuB. @oran-
ttert bel Ioolpb 0reiB uno q. Gobn
& 60, 25 Gents.
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Sas 2ieben lit neri6ie6entIid1
Sn 6teier bnt1ten @elt,
Ser Gine iebr bic Sramen Iiebt,
Der Atb're MIR bas 9el6.
Die Sran bat, iast elm tueiier Mann,
Gar leiGtfertigen Sinn,
Sert netgt Fe iif benz Gimen tppl,
Wprgen benz anbfren bin.
Sasesen preiit Elm Mnb'rer bpd
Sas ueiblthe @ef6ledt;
Wenn ib ben Streit entideioen ipltf
Sd sebe Seiben redt.
Gs sebt ia in ber 2iebe tppl,
Wte in Der 2Dtterte,
Ser Nietet gibt eS piele, hu6
Sas grpke 9Dps fptnmtt = ME.
9as 0elb lit, tuie ibr ale ipikt,
Ga rnn6 unb ruIt geibtuinb,
&annt, baR MANS In Der gai1e bat,
SITS fort fdIpn tuie 0er @in6.
Su utanfer iast bent Dollar mad,
nno finnt unb fpetultert,
SaR er am gait5en 2ebenslanf
Die redte 2nit nerliert.
tnb tuirb er bann aud MiliDnar,
tlnb fetet fid sur Stub,
9a fumntt Der Sob, gang nnperGpfit,
nnb matlt bic Gfappe su.
Die Srauen iinb begebrenspert,
lnb 10 lit aud bas 8elb,
SDh tueie t1 mod Elm Seff'res mir
Ster INTERN Sternenselt.
9as lit in trantem Srennbestreis
Sin 8lashen 2une Star 8ter.
Sabet gebt uns bic Seele anf,
Mtr fibl'n uns gliidlth bier.
@as ideert uts 2ieb', mas ideert uns
@elb,
Su lang uns ,2 g a +" id)1umt,
nnn tit has 0lid nift @irflthfett,
Sp it's oof if6n setrdumt.
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Qetrats . sdetne.

5. u. @iieloner un6 amelld @. @aone
tier.
q: W: 2otpther uno 9ebtpig Saas.
90. 3oienbn6 uno 2aura StIenfus.
Walter q. @em6ler unb ella Qouiia
Nelter 9. Burres uno NmeLia 6aber.
3. Hutiteiu uno 4rnn Samuel.
Sohn U. Garter unb Srou QouiSe gbeu.
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8enn Sbr eud in einem
.entfernten gIase befinoet,
10 aetpdhrt ps E,,h g3pr,,.

y 4eIUuUII 70 SNW OPIUs
9leuns, 0n miiien, oaB SIR in eurem
Bobn- uno @ef6dftsbauIe elm iiio.
ipeltlifes Selepbon beiist, 10 ooB SIR
eiid leoer5eit NIT Gurer SomiIie ODER
nit @rrem @eid6ft in 8erbin6uno
leben fonnt. 8eIfes anoere SnItem
bietet iolde annebmIidfeit?
Staten bil(iser mad 6 ttbr 4beub.
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