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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
New ". U. Manager.

E. E. Cord. the new manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company, reached the city last night and assum- ed charge of the local office, relieving A. c, Crockett who has been manager of the office for the past eight months. The equipment of the office has been greatly improved, and shortly a new dynamo and switchboard will be in- stalled.
 The new manager expects to give the patrons of the company an im- proved service.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
Do You Think
 For Yourself !?
Or Do You Open Your Mouth Like Young Bird and Gup Down
 Whatever Food or Medicine May be Offered YOus

intelligent thinking in need of relief from weakness pain and suffering then much to that thers tried and true honest medicine TON sold by druggists for the cure of womans ills
 The makers of Dr. Perces Favoe Prescription for the of weak rundown oerwoed debated panraked women knowing this medicine be made ingredients which has the possible ndosemen of the leading and standard thores of the several schools of medical practice afraid to print they do the list of ingredients of which composed fw PLaiw EngisE, every botle-wrapper.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
P.HENDERS0NGUnTY
PENSACOLA YOUNG MAN PLEADS
 TO EMBEzzLEMENT.

Charged With Taking eS2 from a Real
 Estate Agency--AIready Prepar-
 ing for Mardi Gras
 Carnival.
 Pensacola, Fla. March 21.--tSpecial) In the Criminal Court this morning the case of F. Henderson, a young white man of prominent family of this city. was called and some of the testimony taken. Henderson was charged with embedding about $s2 from the Fisher Real Estate Agency while he was in the employ of that concern, and he en- tered plea of not guilty
 As the witnesses for the State testi- fled. he withdrew this plea and entered one of guilty. He has not yet been sentenced on this charge.
 Another charge was made against the defendant, that of speaking with one of the jurors of the court regard ing his case. He was adjudged to be in contempt of court by such an act and was fined s25 and costs or to serve thirty days in jail
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
PIenty of snappers.

Receipts of red snappers for the past seven days have been larger than any similar period in the history of the port, and from all reports other points where vessels are engaged in the same business receipts have also increased.
 During the past six days. Saunders & Co. received t7s,oO0 pounds This amount was brought to port by seven fishing vessels. some of them bringing catches to port that broke all records on the gulf coast
 Fishermen coming here report that never before have the fish been so plen- tiful or so near home as they are at present. Heretofore during the winter season the vessels have been compelled to go to the Campeachee fishing grounds. but now big catches of fine snappers can be made two. and three hundred miles of port
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
PLAIN THIN-BLowN
 TUMBLERs, FRIDAY Sc

Just about the last chance you'll have this season. Ev- cry careful managing house. wife will secure her share of this bargain early. Plain thin blown tumblers for Fri day only. .. ....... ...3c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
LM Kennedv Renlnnn.

Terre Hauste. Ind, March 21.-The convention of District No. II, United Mine Workers of America, today re- ceiyed the resignation of Secretary Treasurer John H. Kennedy, who has admitted shortage in his accounts. The amount Is $1.150, according to the report of the auditing committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
NEW BANK AT sNEADs.
Evidences of Progress in . FioFiaa
 Town.

LVIdences or FF0greaa n FloFINa
 Town.
 Marianna, Fla, March 21.-(Speciail "A State Bank has been organized at Sneads, to be called 'rhe State Bank of Sneads." It's capital Is s15.000. in shares of Sle0 each. The bank will begin business as soon as charter can be obtained and building provided. A fifteen-year franchise for a Bell Telephone system in Sneads has been secured. The line Is to cross the Apa- lachicola River and cannot Quincey and Tallahassee with all points. This Is the first line to cross the Apalacha- cola River.
 J. c. Burton, who has been here on q visit to his brother, M. R. Burton. has returned to his home at Opelika, Ala,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
Great Low Price Sale of Din-
 ner Sets for Friday.

Our Crockery Department has moved to second foor Court Street sore-on your way to the business office.
 The quarters much larger than before, thus giving us room to expand and enlarge stock With this feature in mind we ordered unusual shipment of 1OO-piece Dinner Sets These go on sale Friday at the following remarkable low prices
 Regular Semi-Porcelain China, 100-piece Dinner Set Dresden effects, four bands of gold, with gold ham, dle and knobs, $3500 value, Friday at.... .$1927
 Onehundred piece Semi Porcelain Dinner Set, in green and gold effects, good value at $2200 Friday special s183S
 Regular $500 set of 100 pieces Semi Porcelain very dainty decorations, for Friday. ........$ $14S3
 A China Dinner Set of 101 pieces, decorations of gold and green, $250O value Friday ........ .$1900
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
FOWLER HEARING POSTPONED.
Solicitor Unable to Appear and Gas,
 Was COntfnued.

9ULCEtUF NWWUIe NW EAWFENF WNU NHNN
 Was Continued.
 Dothan, March 21.-(Speeial by Long Distance Telephone.) e.)-Frank Fowler, who is in jail here for wife murder, was to have had a hearing today be- fore Judge Wilcox of Troy, for the purpose of saying whether he should be allowed bail.
 On account of the inability of the county solicitor to appear, the case was postponed until next Thursday.
 The Atlantic Coast Line Railway be- gan to move the old dispatcher's office here The company will build a hand some two-story brick depot. When fn- lshed. this structure will be one of the finest in the State.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
Msrdi sirnn Next Yenr.

Active work in preparing for Pensa- cola's Mardi Gras celebration of 1908, has commenced, and at a meeting of the Carnival Association today the sub ject of next years floats was reported upon by the subject committee and adopted by the association. and in structions given that artists commence their work immediately.
 Committees were named and other business transacted. which will insure tho success of the event
 It is the Intention to have the work commence at an earlier date this year than heretofore, in order to avoid the rush which Is usually encountered a few weeks before the annual celebra- tions.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
nien of Hiccoughn.

Norfolk, Va. March 21.-Daniel Simmons Biggs. aged s5, 8 prominent lumber merchant of Williamson, N. C., died suddenly today from hic- coughs while on a business trip to Washington. Mir. Biggs was presi- dent of the Bank of Williamson and of the Dennison Simmons Lumber company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22

White Lawn Shirt Waist trim med with lace and embroidery, many pretty styles open front or back, short or long sleeves, made of very fine material, specially priced for Friday ........ .$1.25
 Misses Wool Skirts in black and white, and red and black checks; made in very effective styles with fancy yoke effect with buttons. Specially priced for Friday ...... .$6.9S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
BOOK OF PREFERENCES

Open to Public Inspection at I0e s i.
 Court Street.
 For information as to the quality of their work, Holt's Dye Works refer you to any name on their order book. Pick the names of your friends, not ours. adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22

The Daybrenlx Fertilizers produce a bale and more of cotton on poor up- lRAad. What will it do on your good Iandf
 Mmrlrn A Gayle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
A Friday Sale of Beautiful
 Pictures.

Out of many hundreds of Pictures in a sale of out at special prices for Friday.
 4Sc. Fruit, Game, etc, in frames of gold and ebony with black and gilt effects size 19x2a inches. S8c. Those popular 1-yard Pictures, in gilt and ebony frames. A variety of subjects-fowers pre- dominating. size 11x36 inches.
 98c. Beautiful scenic effects frames 12x26 of gilt and ebony raised frames, square and oval designs. $1!0O An exceedingly good value this very deep frame of gilt and ebony Scenic effects, embracing life landscapes, etc.; frames handsomely carved. $119 Elegant Oil Paintings, 2Ox2S inches in massive finch gilt and ebony frames This is the greatest Picture bargain ever offered Montgomery shoppers. SPA At this price great collection of landscape views, 20x27 inches with frames in gilt and ebony
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
Fer Tennea.ee TTmlvereItw.

FOf Eehmeosae UWfNeFeENy.
 Nashville. Tenn, March -21 1.-The Senate today passed a bill appropriat- ing ono hundred thousand dollars for the University of Tennessee at Knox vile. The bill had already passed the House.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
Hat Rack Sale for Friday---EMraOrdinaD

Hat Rack Sale for Friday---Extraordinary WONTS ago furniture buyer decided that he would N buy heavy in Haracks for March delivery; price ad vance followed, but did not affect purchase.
 This special lot reached last Friday; will put the whole shipment sale today at prices that can't be met owing to the advance
 Take for instance solid quartered Golden Oak Hatrack with heavy French beveed mirror, umbrella stand &E 2 and shoe box regular $650 value, Friday sale HOsZA
 Other patterns up to $4S.00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
EMBROIDERY l0r
 SALE AVN

A new shipment received since Monday en- ables us to put on a special 10c Embroidery Sale. This sale is very similar to Mondays, that is, in value giving, but the whole lot is brand new.
 Edgings and insertions in many beautiful designs and patterns It's Friday Bargain that causes you to come early. Re IOr member the price. .................
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22

Peerless Ice Cream minute Freezers at following prices for Friday.
 l at. :. ,$1.49. 3 at. .$1.75 8 at. -. 1.9s 4 qt.... 2.49
 6 at at. ..$3.19
 1000 plates semi-porcelain China, beautiful designs with large gold edges. Friday special at each. ........... .......s.. 1Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
Every Item Here a Friday
 Bargain.

2,800 yards Figured Lawn, good, heavy quality, not piece in lot worth less ehan Sc yard, plenty dots and small figures white ground also koral designs none at this price later than Friday, can get any quantity, 10 yards for. ............. .57c
 1,SOO yards Cotton Panama Suiting, all colors, black, white and cream, splendid new cloth, worth 15c, Friday only ........................ loo
 300 yards Colored Linen Voile blue, lilac and tan only, from last season, but Voiles are better than ever, high class stuff they were 50c per yard, Friday to close ,.....................,, ,15c
 Make swell suit.
 1,2O0 yards White Swiss small dots, soft finish, 15c grade, Friday only ..,.,...........,.....1 .10c
 5000 yards special White Check Nansook, 1Oc grade, for ......... .........., Sc
 1,40 yards White Check Nainsook, a good one, Friday 10 yards for. .......................;.4 46c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-22
BEAUTIFUL SILK PETIT
 COATS. FRIDAY s4.ss

{ Black, brown and many
 other colors in beautiful silk Petticoats, very full and ac- cordean pleated flounce. This is a Friday Bargain no wise shoppers will let pass.
 For Friday. ..... ..s4.98
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21
9feue Wfooen fit 1907

6riibiabrsan3iiae. Stirts nno gDess
ten. Ser nabsnoe 5riiblina brinat oen
8eoanten nabe, mitneueu GIeioern Die
altsn su erieben. Die Sbr Den 0anasn
Winter eetraaen uno oeren Slr mtiDe
isiD. M,r lino bereit, Cure NeuAi,r
,oosr Cure Yeoiirinile 3u beirieoiaen.
Iobalo lid oa5u @slesenbsit blstet. gDir
3sisen nun unisre uullndnoies Nusipabl
uon friihen ssriiliabrsmooen fiir Da-
menanSilse. 5tirts uno Wslten. 100
aniiiae 3ur Musluubl. Drei Viertel
oapon seihnen lib tu,9 beipnoeren 3us
ihnitt aus uno lino tsine DupIitate ooz
oou pnrbanbeu. goo Sfirts. nod
Der nsueItsn Mooe im Often. Gieben
Muiisr in Banana. aammaarn.
idmars ooer Iatbia. ferner biibIdb ae.
luurfslt nno asitrs.it. Die 81 iounas=
ltiide lino $3.50 ,uerth, ,ueroen aber fur
s4.90 uno SIS. 80 uertauit.
gine srobe NasiuabI DER ihonlien
Masn fir oas Jriibiabr.. Galun.
Seioe. Geioe uno MnhelIne. 0eben i'm
preile pcn Sl.00 bis $1,000.
Gieie autsu Snben meroen mDalihe:s
lusile iofOrt auiaetauIt nno Sbr iolltet
IS @uh oaber sur Aufsabe inahen.
tribe Su tommen nnh au nebmen. mas
Jbr auben nolt. 36sert niht. oenn
lusnn Der 9niturm bepinnt. baben mir
oisllsidt Die riftiae 8r0Be fir Sud-
aiobt mebr unb neue Nuitrdae bel ben
beihdftisten 6abrltanten mbs:n lib
oislleiht Idnaere 3eit persOaerl. Sbr
lulbt. Sbr mibt @uren Oiteransua uno
gursu Olierbut rehtssitla baben.
g. g. ltrfers groker Store
Ofs3nd)itrake,
Nep philadelphia, Obio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21
0eltct1tm. .

HIN Is, sJebrnar III NeU gomerl=
toiun 2Dittme Gliilbetb Gul3er i'm Nlter
pon 50 ,Sobren. Die Weritorbene bin.
tsrl0b Oier Sobne uno slDei 90hter.
Am IL. 6sbruar In Canal Doper
6ruu sssobn s. 4arl i'm Utter BON 10
Sohrsn. STE ysri1orbsne bate iton
ldnQere 3eit an osn Qungen' eslitteE.
bod tam Der Sob pl6blih uno uasr-
tuartst. Sic hinteridBt einsn BatieM
uno oyei Glnper.
Nm Is. 6sbruar in Union 3o,pnihip
Wittme Nnna Qsaaet i'm Mlier BON 81
aahten. Dir YerliOrbene binter!GBt
pisr Glnoe..
Yin Is. Eebruar in Bnnbenhiitten
iSfau Nebseca gieH im glIter bon 78
Sabren. Gle We,ltprbene lpar Smsilnal
uerlsiratbst. bod iino ibre beiosn @at=
ten geliorber uno lie mar tinoerlos.
| Nm II. 6ebruar in Canal Doper
Ro9er 8rifiitb in utter bon "a Sab
rem. @ri'fitb arbeitete itiiber in Der
Hnllina Mill in Wailillpn. fam aber
uor fuul Sdbren man Canal Doper.
Der 8ernorbene mar nus 9palss oebiir=
tia ano tam Dor 46 Sabren nod Ame=
rita. Seine 6,au itarb Dor l3 Sab
,en. Gr bnietlaBt pier Ginoer.
Mm II. 6sbruor in etraBbure ea=
lomon Seeis im Nlter pon "a Sahren
on Der WaNerluht.
9m IL. 6ebruar in Yort Maibina=
ton Benjamin Carr im glter Don IS
Sabren an einem shlaaanfal. Ser
Usrltorbene mar unuermdblt.
glm Is. Gebruar in Canal Hoper
0arsp 8. Goilmanu i'm Nlter bon II
Sabren. Ser Weti1orbene NOR in
Oeutihlano aeboren. tam aber ibon
ais Gnnbe mad, Den Ser. 5taaten. gr
.pubnte friiber in Cincinnati. tam oann
aber nod @anal Dooer, nm oils Yor.
mann in Der M6belfabrit gu arbeiten.
Spdter betrieb er eiEe Sapetenbano=
tuna. @r hinterldbt cine Wlttpe unb
tebs Gllloer.
Nm Is. Gsbruar in 8nabenbiiiten
Wittwe Ge6tcca Neal. 78 Sabre ali.
uno g9ittme Wiaria Nnua yell. 80
Sabre alt.
am 20. 6ebruar in Smitboale. 5ar.
tllon Gountp, Niharb y. Sn,tb i'm
utter BON 73 Sabreu. Ser Beritorbene
arar Der Vater BON Hr. S. M. Smltb
.oubier.
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gNtc Der brapc So tpn 3t o deteuer
rcid) tuMrDc.

Die S,piibenltaatlibe 0anoelstOms
miilion bat Dem @onareB einsn Yeriht
uoreels9t iibsr Die Ye3iebun9en Der
5tanoaro Dii Company 3u ben Glen.
babner> lDwie iiber lbre 8elhdltsmetbD=
osn. IS heiBt oari,l. oab Die etanoaro
Oil So. ipitematiid oarauf ausaebt,
ole &oaturren3 nit allen Wsiiteln Su
untsroriden.
Sic Stanoaro Oil gompanp. 10
miro tpeiier ausaefiibrt. monopolilirt
oas Petroleum BON Der Aueile. ,uelher
IS entIpriugt, bls gum Wleoeruertdulpr
lno oft bis gum Gunlumenten uno ibr
Vrolit lit ein ungebeurer. Die Nn=
nabme. oab Ole aroBsn Gioioenoen als
ole lsa,iilne isohe eiuer ipariamen Ver=
,ualtung an9eiehsn Deroen mIBten. be-
rnht auf einsm Srribum.
lin ole &onturrena aus oem Weae
81 ihaffen, bsirsibt ole Sianoaro ala
asbllb unabhdniae Jubtlten. ,pelhe
10 biuia uertaufsn, oaB ieoe aonturrsna
uumollib p,,o. Sobalo ole 2ontur.
rsutsn oas ,5eio rdunen, perlNWlnost
nuO Die unabbanalge 6abrlt mt ibren
b lliI,n Dreiisu Don Der gilofaht.
Su Yldyen no &oninrren6 porbanoeu
mar. musos tilia usrtauit. wabreno
anosrsmo hobe Yreile bsrehnel lunlosn.
giienla ananaeiiellte uno Ana neate
BON 2onturrenS uriernebmun9en Dur=
oen beltohsn, um ,>niormationen gu er-
iareen uno Dem elaeilen Yrooutt ben
Worsua gu psrldaflsn.
Gslinipeitorsn wuroen befo1en uno
|. peribieoeuem Siaaten mahte lth Die
5tonoaro Oil SO. Die unseniiaenoen
@eisBe 3u nuBe.
Gin uno 'o,elelbe 5orte Del luiro 81
perf1ieoenen prelien unter perlhieoe=
nen Namen pertauit.
Ser Beridt tommt au benz ShluB.
Dob bic Gernihtun9 Der Gonturren3 81
irasno melbsn Soften uno mi: ir9ene
lpslhen Wiitteln itets oas Wotto Der
Stanoaro Oil @ompanp 9ewelen lei.
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Sum DertaMfen.

64o4s 6onnIeiie Wsin.
qarten uno Dbffarm. ( Weis
len pom Bublic Square, unfabt adt
Mder. mil einenl 9ut 9ebauten 3.pei-
f6fiaen Mohnbaus BON Badlfeinen
auigefhhrt. nit adt 3immern. 6Aie-
ferbaA unb einsm Qelp6lbten Seller. in
BEN man 1000 8allonen Wein lo9ern
tann, ferner bic n0thi9en Nebenaebdu0e.
WeinprsfIe. 6diier &C. Der Wein9arten
bat iton As. 600 piunb 8rouben in
elmer 6dilon oeliefert. @atdlpbo. Con.
eorb nnb Spe SeeDiira. Gerner Bee.
renfrl4te oler Art. Sir nd6ere Nus.
tnnft we,loe man lid an
&9a& 0roS., GonfettionerS.
SO Rem Ytilaosipbia, 3.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21
9. e. =. GreurFonen.

Nnh 6lorioa iiber Waihineton mil
Der Baltimore & Ohio giienbabn unb
Dampfsr. 2iberale Yeoinauuaen fir
Nufentbalt auf Der Reiie. Dsrihieoene
9inien fur Die Runbfabrt. ysfte Staten
uno arrangements Die ie gemaht wur.
ben.
Biaiane Breiie iiber bic .. & 8.
gilenbabn. Wan ertunbi9e li1 bel bel,
M9enten.
B,lliae 9onntaas. grcuriionen iiber
Die .. & 8. giIenbabn. Wan penos
li9 luesen preiisn uno Gabrpldnen an
Die Waenten.
Die 3iiae l6 unb z ber @. 8. & 70.
Sin. iiuo por5iialib ausaeffattst uuo
baben bobe 9iideniibs. Mufmdrter III
i'm 3uae. 2elne grtratofen. 40
3ifets fir 0eimatbiudenoe unb 80.
lonilten III iebr billipen preiien. Mar
iehe Die Agenten Der y. & .. Glen
bahn. Sc
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21

Sn einem bannoberfben Dorfe mar
etnem Mntrobner Elm Ghipein suselauz
fen. Mm anoeren Sage erlieb Der
Ortsborfeber eine 8etanntma9ung.
BITE 6ffentli6 angel9lagen tpuroe. Oiez
}er utas oss Ortsgeipaltisen lautets:
rDas unter5signeOte Sdlpein, cine
Gau NIT atpei fhpar5en Sbren, Die
on 300 Yfuno idtper, lit bier BEL Gbrie
itian @uffrian auselaufen. Der Giz
gentbiimer fann es nan Melbung bel
Den nnter3eisnebten unb bel @ritattung
6er Suttertoiten an Suffrian in Gm<
pfang nebmen.
Der @emeinbssnriteber."
Das @hlpein ipuros pon einem
6remoen abssbolt, Dem es niht see
borte. Sags oarauf itsate Ih Der
ipirtlt9e 8eiiser Elm, os- aegen ben
braben @emeinoeporIteber ote Glase
auf Ruderftattung einrei9te.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21
Sa8o, ttaN 9ruteI.

sd babe in Californian 20 Sabre
9elebt uno bin INNER nod binter 3ru=
bel ber in yetreif BON Branotpnnoen.
Muslhld9en. Usrlebungen uno Shnd.
rem, Yerrentunoen, Sdnitiwunoeu.
ooer Elm GaQ bon 0dmorrbo,oen, ben
Buflel,'s Mrrica Galbe nidt ihnel flu
rirsn MIL" 10 ihreibt @barles Walters
pon Nlsetanp. 9ierra 80. Das Sa=
aen 1T unniib. 0err Walters; es turirt
1isssn 6aQ. @arantirt in peters Apo.
tbete. rs Genis. sSn peter's ypotbete
mirb oeuti4 9eiproAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-02-21
Mifen= etener.

Ser Weriht bes @taats Mubitors
seiQt. boB pdnbler In beranlhenben
@etrdnten in Ohio i'm perflo5enen er.
fen Sabre all Mifen=g gteueru ($1OOO)
i'm Wan3en SO. .2l9. .664. 90 beaahlt ha=
ben unn baB ieit Suli 1906 in Der ssya.
nuar Mbrehnun9 100 WirtbIhaFten
tpenieer i'm Betrieb tparen. Die $3.50
DONE 5teuer bate fiir 1905 nur "a. !.
800. 1855 er,ielt. tpdbvsnb Die Miten.
giunnbme fir bic erften ishs Monate
lhon $4. .637. 1868. 04 betrug unb fir
bns 3usite Dalbiabr 1852. .4Ol.34. 10
bah Der untsribieo atuii6en ben beioen
halben Sahren llur $54 .882 80 III
Hunlten oes Grteren bttrua. Der I'm.
theil. ben Der Stnot pon ben SO, 9,219..
|664 ,08 erhielt, mar 81, 768, S67 .84, /,
aeasn 81 .296. 507 80 bon Der Dom.
Gteuer 1905.
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Gat Gmer Niato n6tbt8, 8es
ttimttt ~ tuerOens

6rib 9. Moeiel bon Denn:ion. Sobn
bon philip Noeiel oaisibi, bat in Der
Better piono Gabrit in philabelpbio,
Ya., bic 0abritotion bon pionos. unb
llomenili6 Das Gtimmen Der Snliru.
u1ente arnnblid erltrnt. uno arbeitei
oeeen,pdrtia fur s. y. Calhoun in Dtn-
niion. Der ertldrt. baB Roeiel elmer Der
beHen Bioncnimirer isi, ben er nod i
aeie6sn. Wer Elm Ninno bat. bas 1e-
tiimr,i ipsTAen iolIts. iDenbe I'D, oaber
an 8. \. EalhDun IN uhriAsDl0e. u1tD
Il fonn fiGer isin, oab Die Arbel! IL
beaer Waie beiorat pltp. Il
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;. g. ltrfers 9ro6er Store
Ofs4ndjifrake,
Netp philadelphia, Obin.
aus Den 0erid)tSpcrbanos
Itttlactt.

Ser s1eiounes= pro3eb Der Srau
Ghlabah in Sbauespille Qeaen ihren
umuihen 8uiten fam iftt' 9mr@' I'm
8eridte ;ur Verbanoli u9, bod bat
Ridter Sboilueu nod tein, gn,lwnosng
abgeseben.
ssrau Cra Brope BON Canal Sober
pa! aeoen Du9h @rODe cine Gheiounas=
tlaae eineereiht. Sic 2ld9erin beidul
oiat Den 8atten Der untreue.
,srau Mlmeoa phillips in ubrids=
eile erlanate cine Gheiouua bon Alor5,
s pbillips. ben lie Der llntreue be-
ihuloi9t.
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q Il jd)ll, ,or1s e,eI jts.

Sur ben n6@fien 8ermin Des bisHoen
Nsri4ts. Der am Is. Wdr3 beQinitt.
linD folaenoe 1efNmornen bernusasr
lost ipprbeil:
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Cine tpertbpoue &cttion.

,yor leds Sabren auriif lernte i6
cine ipertbuoqe 2ettion". fAreibt Sobn
pleaiant BON Waanolia. sSno. SD be=
ennn Or. Sings yie,p 2iie pillen ein-
sunebmen uno ie ldnaer ih oieielben
einnebme. oelto belIer betommen lie mir.
Seoermann 1T oamit auirieoen. So
rantirt BON u. Is. peter's Apoibete
glur Is Gents.
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