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Hofice for Publication.

Department of the Interior.
Land Once a. Pueblo, Colorado. Nov. az, ,'O7
Notice l. hereby given. that Joe A.Abramson,
OF Rocky Ford. Colo, has filed notice OF his In.
tentlon to make final communication proof in
support of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
ls07s. made July II. 1901 for the Lots l. 2,EE
NWa Section !, Township ~ s, Range So ",
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
OF District court At La Junts, Colo, on January
s, 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous rcsidenc upon. and cult ration
of, the land, viz:
John +. Case, of Manzanols, Colo.
Frank MAllct, OF NAnE,rols. -
Frand 2. Howard. OF Rocky Ford. Colo.
d. Harry Pressed, of &" q"
q. A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. Nov. 20.
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To Prevent Ru,t.

To keep irca and steel goods from
rust. states the Mechanical World,
dissolve half an ounce Of camrhor In
one pound Of hogs lard: take on the
scum. mix az much black lead AZ viii
give the mixture an Iron color. Iron
and steel goods rubbed over with tkls
mixture and left With It on. ~ houfr,
and then dried With 1 linen cloth -
koeb olSsn ~ q e \! Z 4 <;;5'.j
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Contest Notice

Department OF the Interior,
United Statcs Land onlce.
Pueblo, Colo. Nov. I, 1907
sufficient contes. affidavit having been filed
in this office by Charles T.. Hackworth. contest
ant, against Homestead Entry No. I2tss, made
April 81. 1902, for s y NE y NE 4 SE 4 Sec.
20 and SW y NW4 Section Is. Township Is s.
Range 80 ". by Robert II, Chase. Confess &c. in
which It is alleged that said Robert II. Chase
has never n, any time since entry was made,
made any settlement or dsnc any work of any
kind or resided upon said land. which Is and
has been at all times since entry was made bar
ren prairie. wholly unbroSon, unouitivated and
unimproved: and that said alleged absence from
said land was not due to his employment In
the Army, Navy or Marine Corps OF the United
States rs private soldier, officer. seaman OF
marino during ihe wnr with Spain or during
any other war In which the United States mas
be engaged:
Now, therefore, said parties are hereby mott.
ned TO appear, respond aud offer evidence
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock a. m or
December TO- 1907, before the Register and Re.
| ceiver at the United States Land Office IL
Pueblo, Colorado.
The said contestant having, In a proper an.
davit tiied October 10, 1907, set forth fact,
which show that after due diligence persona
| service OF this notice can not be made, II 4,
| hereby ordered aud directed that such notice b,
given by due and proper publication.
| s.A. ABBEY, Register.
| First publication Nov. IS.
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Notice for Publication.

Department OF the Interior,
Land Once at Pueblo. Colo.
Nov. 81. 1907.
Notice ir hereby given that u. Harry Pressed,
OF Rocky Ford, Colo, has nled notice Of his in
tentiou 10 make huNl commutAtion proof In
support Of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry
No I5NSg. made Aug. l. 1906, for the MEX SEA
and s.! Me-! snd SwZ SEA of Sec IL, Town
ship ~ S, Range 81 ", and that said proof win
be made before Clerk OF District Court, At La
Junta. Colo. on Jan. 8. 1905.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultiva.
ton OF. the land, Wig:
Frank Mslistt, OF ManElnoIa, Colorado.
John I Case. OF 4"
Frank =. Howard, OF Rocky Ford. -
Joseph A. Abramsnn, of
4. A. ABBEY. Register,
First publication. Nov, %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-03

layers of curtains entail extra work. The win
dow shades answer every useful purpose; but
lines of the window frames one set of drapery
curtains will serve the purpose, and will be all
the sensible housekeeper will allow herself
If only small pieces of silver are used, and
if this is plated ware, there will be none of
the old securing and polishing to worry over
seldom 60 through the process of regular pol
ishing. If they are washed in very hot. soapy
water, wiped on a soft dry towel. and then
quickly rubbed with piece Of channels. they
will remain bright for long while.
Doilies on the table instead of the table
cloth for breakfast and lunch not only save the
laundering of many table cloths. but by using
them less time is required for setting the table.
There is no carrying of coal and no emptying
of ashes with gas range. neither is there the
anxiety of keeping up the fire. This with
enameled cooking utensils immensely simpli6es
the kitchen work.
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scarcely be distinguished from it.
With a rug under the table that
can be frequently taken out and
shaken, the floor will make a
far better appearance than when
covered with tackled down car
pets or mating which collects
quantities of dust.
Bare or 1inoleum covered
floors are easily cleaned. and if
they are swept with a hair
broom every day, then wiped
with a soft cloth or a bag COW
cred broom Gig. y. they will
seldom need more thorough
treatment.
This broom bag is most GER
tainly the invention of some
thrifty housewife. No woman VIII
a broom can see it without reco
perfectly it is adapted to its pr
width of colored outing fam,
.,ol1<. xrr.Iz A. Lo~
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No White Woodwork


WHITE woodwork, while adding to the
w daintiness of house, also adds to the
cares of the housekeeper. Every finger mark
sullies it. People will not use only the knob in
opening and closing a door, consequently a
white door soon bears the imprint of many
hands, and must be constantly washed. 1t is
the same with window sills and window frames.
Implanted, vanished woodwork does not
absorb dust or dirt, and the natural grain of
the wood brought out by the varnish is some
times very beautiful.
Painted walls last long while without
renewing, and if wiped once or twice year
with a damp cloth. are kept in perfect
sanitary condition. When wall paper becomes
soiled or torn, there must be repapering, and
this requires tearing up the rooms, and of
course extra labor.
Simpfed housekeeping also requires simple
furniture. Upholstered chairs and couches
are undeniably comfortable. especially in
depressions made by tufting. The furniture
with cushions that can be taken out and
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time to its management, proves BY their sue
cess that the whole system of housekeeping. for
the average household, could be so simp1fed
as to give ample leisure for outside work and
recreation while keeping the house in perfect
running order.
To simplify our housekeeping, we must
begin with the house, and consider the labor
that is expended in merely keeping clean the
floors, walls, and woodwork. None of us,
think, would care to follow literally in the
footsteps of Thoreau, that exponent of the
simple life, who built his little house in the
woods in such way that to clean it it was only
necessary to carry out his few pieces of fur
niture and then dash buckets of water inside;
but in view of what we are to gain by dis
gensing with eggshell, woodwork, carpeted
to yield up these things that seem to make a
house so pretty and attractive and content our
selves with bare floors, painted walls, and
vanished woodwork
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SIMPLE HOUSEKEEPING
Some Valuable Hints Written to,, the Wife
Who Is Not Fond of Domestic Dyudgvy
By Ade1ia Belle Beard

pieces are hem
med on the right side with a brier
stitch of embroidery cotton. The
bottom of the crown is hemmed and
anarrow ribbon run in to gather it
at the back. A buttonhole is made
in the middle of the hem for the
ribbon to be drawn through, and
tied. The rounded part of the
crown is gathered from A to A,
and is then sewed to the straight
piece, or brim, with a French
seam. AS the brim is to be turned
back, the hem must be on the in
side when cut fiat.
Hardwood and stained floors
should be oiled occasionally, and
the painted and linoleum covered
ones need wiping off with a soft
cloth dipped in clear warm water;
but there need be no hard weekly
scrubbing and labor of sweeping
heavy carpets. The staining and
painting of the floors should be
done by a painter. This pays in
the end. for the floors look better,
wear longer, and the housekeeper
does not wear herself out and per-
haps incur doctors bills in trying
to do mans work. Oak is good
color for a floor; very dark floors
show every dusty footprint and
require more care.
busting is the lightest of tasks
in a carpetless house; for with
the rugs taken out of doors to
be shaken and swept, little dust
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whipped IN the open ar IS much
more easily cared for. A great deal
of labor is saved by abolishing all I'M
necessary and unused furniture.
All furniture should be on rollers,
SO that even the heaviest may be
easily moved.
The invitingly open book shelves
with their soft, hanging curtains are
also an unnecessary care, for to keep
the books in good order they must
be frequently taken out and each
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thrifty housewife. No woman who ever wields
a broom can see it without recognizing how
perfectly it is adapted to its purpose. One
width of colored outing flannel seventeen
inches wide makes the bag proper. This is
sewed up like a pillow case and lined with
heavy muslin to within eight inches of the
top The bottom is finished with very full
ruffle five inches wide. The ruf1e is made of
the flannel doubled and it is stitched in with
the bottom seam of the bag. The side seam
is left open as far down as the lining Gig. y,
and in the top hem is run piece of tape, by
which the bag may be drawn together and tied
to the broom. The ruff1e is the finishing touch
that makes the bag so very useful. for it whisks
into corners and crevices that the broom cam
not reach. and searches out dust that careless
eyes do not always see
busting cap Gig. 3D. which is so becoming that
one is induced to sweep room or two if only
for the sake of donning the pretty headdress
Fig. gives the pattern of the cap, which is
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homelike. SO cheerful and pleasant,
it charms everyone who enters its
doors. The floors, to be sure, are all
hardwood, and these are not always
found in old or rented houses; but
the old floors can always be stained
or painted, and those of halls, bath
room, and kitchen covered with lin
oleum Linoleum looks well, even to
the dining room, for it comes in
pretty hardwood patterns. and can
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one separately QuSIeQ ana W1peQ
with a cloth. Behind the glass
doors of a bookcase the books
are safe and need no care at all.
The cheerful brasses that gilt
ter and glow should find no
place in a simplifed household.
The brass candlesticks, andirons,
and fire sets can BIZ replaced by
pretty and substantial ones of
wrought iron, which do not need
the extra labor devoted to keep
ing the brasses bright.
When the family is not large.
washstands are not essential
in the bed rooms, as the bath
room supplies their place.
Windows smothered in MANY
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A Model House

Nov, all this looks much better than it
IN sounds. The house l have mentioned as
belonging to the two busy women has no
painted woodwork, nor carpets. and the walls
L.. C.
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average woman is how to have
a real home in a house of her
own, to keep it comfortable and
cheerful for her family, and at
the same time to live the broader,
freer life that was undreamed of
by the housekeeper of fifty years
ago. Our modern complex life,
with its various duties and inter-
ests outside the home, will not fit
into the grooves of the old time
housekeeping methods. To satisfy
the demands now made upon US
by the outside world, we must be
willing to adapt ourselves to the
new conditions.
Most housekeepers know that
were the days twice as long they
could still devote every minute to
their houses, and at the end feel
that much had been left I'M
done: but if they stop to con- =
slider how many really unnec-
essary tasks they perform, how
much strength and time they ex-
pend in doing things that add al
most nothing to the real comfort of
the house. they would realize that
they might omit some of their self
imposed duties and leave more time
for other and more vital interests.
The experience of two very busy
women who felt that home of
their own was absolutely necessary
to their happiness, and yet could
give only small portion of their
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SORE EYES

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rises. Small rugs are best for bed ro'
are most easily kept clean.
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Y u 8 q n 0.

= Der 3aiier nun Sapar Dat
General Booth. ben @ommanoeur
Der 6eilsarntee, in Guoten5 empfans
gen.
- Dr. aennaro. ben bic .Sucietp
of Srienos" in 2Dnoun riab &uB'
LAMB aeihidt bat, UNI Die 8uftdnbe
In ben oortigen 0ungeroiftritten 81
ltteriuhen. idreibt, oaB Die Sage
uiet ihlimrier iei. als man CLAUDE.
ge lei bies bic furdtbnrite 6un1srs-
not, pm Der HuBlano iemal8 beimge'
iuht mOrben. Bmanaia WtliDnen
Weniben eebraudater, unteritiBuns
gen. Die SCOT lei cine entieblihe
uno BET 6unserttauienoen ueroe Die.
ielbe audi ourG bic grnte bes ndh'
iten 6erbites nitt aeniloert ueroen.
oenr iie bitten aaeS nertauft mar fie
hatten. uno fife fie eebe es teine
@rnte. Gr. 2ennaro bebanptet,
leine Nnaaben ieien abiUlut riftia.
SIN Berlin lit bic Nabriht elm.
getrDHen. oaB Die garolinen. Snieln
IN Ot.Nfen. bic betanntlih oeutiher
Ueiib limb, am Gbarfreitag. ben 20.
W6rs. uDn einen Sturrn heimaeiuht
muroen, bel benz 230 gingeborene
utn's 2eben gefommieii iino.
Sn elmer beutiaen 9epeihe aus
Winhen miro bic neulib aerueloete
Nnbriht bonn TDoe bes Dthters
6ern1annSrep. better betannt unter
benz BfeuoDnpm Rartin @reif, nj.
oerrnfen. Jreg NOR geraume Belt
trnnt. lit aber iebt nobeau tpieoer
beraeftelt. 8ie bic irrtimlihe Wiel'
oung in bic Bldtter eelnnate, lit bis
lest 1iht aufaetldrt.
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Sebreibt ms often

Times ntad5t in oieier Beaiebuna
oarauf aufmertiam, oaB man bel BET
Nnlaae uieler neuer Bouten r1ebr
auf Sbneuieteit als ouf Dauerbafs
tigteif aeIehen bat. Das lit auer.
bings elm umitanb, Der fib in oer
S0lae leidt ridden t0nnte. @erabe
Die leihte Bnuert trua ia nit @huto
barar, 0a6 10 niele @eb1ube benz
grobeben nidt ben rl6tieen @iber.
itano buter. DDh bic in oie5er Din.
ii6t geibte Nahldifteteit mirb mul
i'm 2aufe 0er ndbiten Sabre elmer
erDBeren &uhe unb umiiHt 8lab
MAIDEN. 10 CAB man mehr uno r1ebr
oarauf oenft, fir bic 2utunft III for.
gen. Dem es mtro mDl nod cine
&eihe BON Sabren oauern, biz bic
Staot mieoer noqitdnoia bereeiteQt
lit. Man ipriht 5tpar in SON Sron,
cisco ielbit BON 5 Sahren, auein raG
-ibereinftimmenoer Gnfiht Gahper.
.ft6noiaer meroen nod an aebn Sabre
bis oabin ~uereehen.
Sic 5inoiateit oes Entertainers
bat iibrigens AUDI in San HranciscD
einiae Bitten geSeitiat. Die oes 6u.
mDra niht entbebren. go ftebt an
California. StraBe elm oanser BlDG
BON 6duiern, Die aus aurehtaemad,.
ten StraBenbabnnagen nuf Baditein.
funoamenten herQeiteIt iino. Wah
Der u0rliegenoen photographic muB
oas etmas tOmiih ausieben. Nber
prattiih lift Die Sadie, benr lie bat
ben unternebmerr i'm lebten Sabre
bereits einen btbi@en Wietains eins
aetraaen.
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gett iiber so Sohreu.

i6on murbe N4rs. BinsIum's 500.
thing : Syrup nDr, WiGiDner, BON
Uttittern bein, 8abnen Der 2inber
a1gemenoet. Mir1t Du i'm Sblafe
onrb 0a3 SHreier zines 3inoes ge.
ft6rt. oaB i'm 8abnen ift unb Dor
Shmer5el Weint? Benr 10, Lnffe
i0fDrt cine Elai1e BON ,.Nirs.
Win8lDws Soothing Sprup" hDlen.
Sem 8ert lift unbeaablbar. Go ruirb
benz tleinen 2eioenoen iofurt Hinbe.
runa neri@affen. BerlaBt eu5 boz
raul, Wiitter, es 1T tein 8nei5el
oartiber. Sc BELT Diarrbpe, reen.
ltert ben Mager unb bic @ieren.
beieitiat 8inb &Dlit. ertueiht ben
Saun1en, nerbinoert gntainoune
uno ftdrtt oas gauge Sbitera.
vWtrs. WinslDms SOOTHING Sprup'
fir sabnenoe Sinoer lit araenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Recept itarnrtii
ooi einem Der befter meibli@en
Ner3te in ben Ser. Staateu. @8 III
bel allen Drugetfteu In Der garaeu
8elt gu baben. Breie Is Gents pei
SlaiGe. &auft nidts anoeree, ole
WtrS. WinSlutuR Suothino Snrur .
@arantiert unter Der Juuo anb
Drugs Wife. 30. SUM 1906, SerinI.
&umnter 1895.
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@as Can francisco In eiueus
Sabre geletitet Bat.

Waa man in Ntaerita innerbalb
Sabreefrift Ieiften Tam, bas seigt Die
GntriGeIun9 pDn San Jranciacu
ieit benz grDsen Grbbeben. DaS
Wihtigite un0 WertnpuFe BEL bieier
gribeinuna lift oae unerlhitterlime
Bertrauer auf bic ei9ene Graft uro
nuf Die Hutunft. tuDrlit Der geiGGfts
lihe Teil Der Beu5lterung ans Werf
9eaanaen lit, oas Berlorene mieoer
herSuiteaen uno neue @runolaeei 5u
fbafen. Nub mebr, nidbt bios bic
alien @efh6ft8bduier baben lire ed.
tigteit auf ben alien Bldbeu tuieoer
aufgenDlnuaer, audi neue Tirr1eri
iino erIhienen uno baben fiG IN benz
~aerft5rten @eihdftsmittetpuntte auf.
getar. Nub Die Briuatleute fiuo
niht miiBlg eeblieben. uno, mad
NbSua alIer uebertreibunaen, In 0es
men iih bic Aeitun9sberihte aefaQen.
bleibt INNER mod aenu9 ibria. oa6
man BET Entfraft unb SmaffenHs
freuoiateit Der 8emDbner Der fdamer.
gepriften Stabt Die Bemunberura
niht neriagen oarf. Shpn Die nodte
Tatlahe. DaR felt ben, Is. Gpril 1906
Bis iebt Observation-Disclosures iiber
Nnlaaen i'm Merte bon rnebr ole
$4,000. 600 erteift ruurben fino, lift
grDBartig. Das lit mebr als Walti.
more i'm 2nufe pon 2 Sabren nod
benz arDBen Teuer auF5umeiIen Dat.
0a6 benz Derihte be8 Nrbeitstom'
mifdrs Stafforo ruurbe bic hGbf@e
Sumr1e pon $1,000. 900 m6hentlid)
an NrbeitslDbuen ouegesablt, aliD
$52. 600. 600 oas Sabr. uno oa bic
GrbeitSl6bne riur etrua so Brusent Der
70 .rfltdhen 8autDften oarfteleu. 70
ergIebt iih oaraus, BOB in BEN einer
Sabre minoeitenS 800. 000,0O in
Bnuter nnaeIe9t muroen. 9as
grenat ans unelaublihe. aqein an
ben Eatiahen last lih niht stueifeln.
Nub bic geihdftlihe Gntpidelunp
oer Stast ldBt mad ben Berihteu
Der 6anoeletamrler teinen 8metfel
0ariiber auffummen, bus oer 8ea
Der Staot raid aufmdrts iibrt. Sa.
es 5eiet ii& iaaar, oaB ouf nieler
9ebieten elm bebeutenoer 5urtidritI
aeaen oas Sabr 1905 81 uerseibner
lit.
@nturaen,dB lit BEL ben, fhneIer
! 6anbeln, ME es Der 0Dt qebpter
mar, niht Nles 10 auaaefaQen, uii
eS sor einerl itrenaen RihterftpbI
beitehen Tam. Die Sos NnaeIei
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Gin fteiner ssrrtant.

Gu@ 0Omer ihtdft autpeilen. Da
gebt nu9enblidlih Elm tteiner Nrtite[
burb Die INSTRUMENTATION Bel.
tungen, unb anar babert mir i'm Bis
lebt rur in ben narpBen" n5roliden
urb Ditliden Aeitunge1 eefunoen, in
benz eraablt uiro, baB maj, in Sd.
retaart iebt in GROCER Gerleqenheit
nm cine 0atiDnalhpmne lei. Die
nlte Ratiuaalbbmne: ,&Dnio gbri.
titan itar1o am buben Mait in Rauh
uno 9ampf" paiie nidt n1ehr; benn
oieies 2ieo 0erberrlibe bas 6eLoens
tum oes nerftDrbener 46nias Gbri,
titan oes @eunten uno 10 LANCE oies
fer trefflihe WDnarh aelebt babe, lei
Die ih6ne Dibtung init ibrer tarnttes
riitiihen. fraftuDuen Wuiit oils Nas
tiDnalhbmne burbaus geetgnet aeue=
fen, aber erftenS belize Der iebiQe So.
mig nidt gbriftian iDnbern Treberit
uro stpeitens lei oas bdniiHe Soft
iebt 10 frieolih geiinnt, oaS cine 10
triegerilhe Natiunalbpmne nidtm ebr
reht paiien mDle.-
Cine 8erberrltbuna bes 6elbei1'
tuu1s a6nia gbriitians! ghriftiar
Der 9eunte tpar elm gutter, braner
uno Iiebensmiroiger Mann. elm aes
miiferbafter uub pflidttreuer. meuli
audi nibt febr geibldter &egent,
abera Elm 6elb lit er ME geueien, ue.
nieftens fein 0elb ber nffenen
Sblaht. h6ditens elm 6elo bes pai'
iipen Wieberitanoes 9eaer1 rpiorige
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er iiberhaupt nieu1alS i'm Griege ge'
meien. ieoenfaIs bat &c ME. umbiQt
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bDben Waft aeitanoen. pie es in Der
Natiunalhpmrle beiBt. Das 2ieo lift
audi gar niht auf i'm gerntinat unb
ea miro mobl ,iur iebr uenige Ddrerl
geber, bic ben guten 9Dnia @briftiar
ben 0eunten nit ben, 6eloeu Der
Hati0nalbgmne nermemieln. Ser
RDnig gbriftian, BON benz In benz
2tebe bic &ebe lit, lit Ghriitian Der
Bierte, Der pUrt 1896 biz 1916 re.
aierte. oer aldnaenofte uno beoeus
tenofte urter ben bdniihen &Dniger
aus benz 6nuie Oloenburg. Sc lit
in 9dnemart 10 cine Nrt Matipnal.
belo, mie Der alte Jrib in BreuBeu,
&aifer SDieph in OefterreiH unb
2uomia Der Biersehnte in Trant.
reid, Der .aroBe 96nia" ibleHtmea.
Gin 0auh BON &omantit unaiebt
i'm unb in sabqnien Dihtungen wiro
er aefeiert. Guf i'm 1T oas 2ieo aes
bihtet. oas sur bdnifhen Natipnale
bpt1ne 9erpDroen lit, uno anuar be.
banoelt es fpesiea bic Seeihlaht bon
3iet i'm Sabre 1914 geeeri Die SHme.
ben, in welher Der G1nig fid Der.
auaaeidanete.
Die odniihe Mntinnulbpmne lit
ali0 burh ben Cob gbriftian bes
Weuntei nibt geaenitnnol1s gempr.
ben un0 ba man fte lanae nDr benz
auten alter 26nia geiuneen bat,
tuiro man iie aud mod lanse mad
finQen.
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Bmeuutpnta's gooesmerf

batte meme 2unger 10 anaearifen,
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ral G0ute SEQ. /, @eDraetDmn, Eenn.,
oaB i'd Tag uno Naht buitete uno
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iaaten. Cine Slaide nDrt Or. Sings
Neuer Gutoefuna bob ben 6uiten
uuo beilte bic 2ungen. Das Wtittet
beuirtt cine iidere eur. @aran.
tiert. Blu baber bel NbDlpb DreiB
un0 st. gDbn & 60. so Gents uno
ST.. BrpbeHaihe frei.
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sBeribt.
Sieb Martt.

8 NntUniu, II. Mpril 1907.
Ohien $2.75 Bis $3.50 per 100 gFb,
&hhe $500 Bis 1925.
Snlen uuo rStaes", $I.75 Bis 1926
S6brlinge $3.50 bis $3.50.
&dIber 1915 bis SO so.
Gbafe $3.50 bis 81 10.
3ieger $500 Bis 81. $50.
Sbmeine 1925 Bis S $3.50.
ct. 2unis, II. MpriI. - Rtn onteb
Nnttnes s 1910 Bis $3.50. Eeras . 8ieE
$2.65 bis $3.50.
Shmeine $500 Bis $6.75.
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tarrb, Die GuedTlber entbalten, ba aaedklber Hber
ben Ginn BEG Scrubs ~3erft6ren unb bag gan3e Gp=
fen b6li9 ~3errntten ipirb, penn es ourm bic fatei=
migen Oberfdaen ~einbrinet. Gol6e &rtifel Iolten
ME auBer auf 8erorouung gut b~erlfener Mer5te ge=
brauht iueroei. 6u Der g9aoen, ben lie dnri9ten,
3ielsn t6nntet. 6atI'8 Ratarrb- Rnr,
f~abri3iert bon G.S. @benep 8 Co., Soteoo, Ohio,
ettbdlt fein Quedfilber uno ptro innerlin aenont=
men rno iuirft sirett auf Die i9leintigen Oberdd&en
bes Spfens. @enn Sbr 6al's &atarrb 5 eur
tauft, ieib fi9er, baB Sbr Die d9te betoulmf. sic
tpiro ittlsrli9 genommen nro in Soleoo, Obio, BON
s.. ). @benes s. 60. aemaat.
q gertanjt bOn allen apotbetern. greis rs
Gents Sis Glaihe.
9tshmi SaH's zaHsiIiensytIe fir gerRopfuna.
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seas sahrbunperte aenitaen.

nm au beifdti9en, mas bic 9eute i'm IL.
Snhrhunbert bebnupteten, bns ndullicb
ons arp6e 2eber , @eeulierunqsmittel ber
Rbnhe BON ct. Bernhard, bas lest als
st. Scenarios Rr6uterpiIen befannt lit,
elm tuirflibeS uniberinl . 5eilmittel, 10
melt bas mbgIid lit, tuar. sic ertan1tert
ben tDntroaierenbeu ginfIuB Der Sober in
@elunbbeit uno 8ranfbeit, unb ibre mum.
U01e gntbedun9 iebte iie in Stan6, elmer
orDBen Gnanbl bDn 9etben BEL beren BE.
9inn entgegenauuirten, inbem tie bic Sc.
Der suert pieber in Cronuua brahten.