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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1908-12-26
cORDER lTEMs.

NONDLh ftImS.
Willis Klein, formerly Of this place
and lately of Slater, was in ooraer
Sunday. HIN
Arthur McFeeters of HigginsvillsI
WAS here Sunday. i
Sydney Wilson spent Saturday and
Sunday in Higginsville.
The Roller Skating Rink cont,
menced business this seek and y
latge crowd was in attendance. ei
y. S. Willis and wife we're shop.
ping !ss HIiigginsville Monday, 81,
John Wilson of Higginsville was IA
town Monday.
Miss Byrd Hackley spent Friday
and Saturday in Kansas City and
Sunday ID Slater
Charlie Haine, VINO was formerly
of Corder and lately of Colorado, ar
rived here one day this week to make
a visit with Ola friends.
The firm ,t schaeperkoetter Eros.
sold their stock Of general merchan-
disc to Charley Neimen of Higgins
ville and Will schryer Of Corder
Tuesday.
Mrs. joe Dawson of Norway, Kan,
sas, is heie by the bedside Of her
father, CIV. Barr, who has been
sick tor some time in the past,
Mrs. Everett Bassett was shopping
ia Higgitsville Saturday.
Miss Helen Badie returned home
from City, Oklahoma, this week where
she has been Attending School.
H. seh;leperkoetter vas III Faggins,
vile Saturday ~
Da9e ciarnett visited in Kansal
| City'this week
Milton Hefter spent Sunday With
hisparerts, MI, and Mrs Ben Hef
ter.
| Mr.. and Mrs peachy F.hodes cele
brated tneir twenty-ftth anniversary
last Saturday evening. Many fnt
silver presents were received and al
enjoyed the evening The wedding
commenced at O'Clock and broke al
Y at 10. A fine supper consisting o
the following was served at 8 O'Clock
Old ham, turkey, salmon croqaettes
chicken, oyster salad, celery, pick
les, coffee, cranberry ice, frappe
bread, ice cream and tie following
varieties of cake: Fruit cake, devil
food, angels food, coocoanut, choca
late. carameland many others. AmonI
the guests present we're; Mr.. an,
Mrs. James Goodwin of Alma, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. w. Lewis, Mr.. ana Mrs
Freal Edwards Of Elwood, Mr.. an,
Mrs, VIM ,Prigmore of Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Ensus OF Knob
noster, John Wilson and wife of Hig
glnsyille, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jackson
DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Carthrea, Misse
Alice and Roma Rhodes of Swee
Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Beal
James Corder and family, Mr.. an
Mrs. Abraham Vanmeter, Geo Ar
mourtrout and wife, James Jackso
and family, B T. vanmeter and fam
/, Eily, Mrs. Oliver Vanmeter, Mr.:
Sallie Vanmeter, r. E. Corder an
! wife, John Woodruff and wife Of I,e2
ington, Robt. Gaines, Mrs Matti
Edwards and son, Henry, and daugt
ter, Mary, Mrs. Della Edwards an
sou, Houston, Budd Corder and fan
III and MrsG w. Marquis and sor
Claude, OF Lexington.
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Capt. and Mrs Fred Day and their
three children returned Monday
evening from a brief stay in Kansas
City.
Max Wallace returned to Kansas
City Tuesday after a brief visit
with his mother, Mrs. j. G. Wallace
here.
Rev. and Mrs. e. q Gordon and
their daughter, Miss Leonora, left
Tuesday for a trip Of week to
ST. Louis.
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4 Long Span.

The Bell Telephone company Mon
day completed work on its new
wire across the river. The old tower
was overturned during the food last
June and new one had to be erect
ed. The span now is $500 feet long.
one Of the longest that the company
has.
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Exchanpt MHI.

o. o. Wilson is now prepared to do
an exchange business en- liberal
terms. Bring your corn in the ear
or shelled to his feed store and ex-
change it for meal chops or chicken
feed. Flour given in exchange for
corn or wheat. Fiirmtrs are urged to
call and give him a ttlal Opposite
City Ral!. l2.29tf
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The publishers Of the INTELLIGEN-
GER received their first real, strong
intimatlon that Christmas was at hand
Tuesday when William Davis,
ambassador extraordinary Of that re-
nowned.dignatary, William Palmer,
came into the etfce pre-
senting tidings Of good cheer and
greetings Of t4e season from his
superior. Monday the Goal in the
bin ran short aud the fires in the or
flee stoves went low, 50 that there
was danger Of illness taking hold on
the force. But Mr.. Palmer by his
timely act Of Kindness has furnished
a preventive labelled, 20. f 2.
which removes all cause for anxiety
Thank YOU, Mr.. Palmer May yoe
have the merriest kind Of Christmas
and the happiest sort Of New Year.
G. Nelson Heyl Of Lawrence, Kan
sas, spent Tuesday here with friends
Edpqr Cox left Tuesday evening
for New York City efser an extended
stay in this city.
INNS Florida Stier returned 70 han
sas city Thursday morning
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Exciting Runaway.

AS Sam Goodwin, a miner was
wing up College street Monday
teruoon, the horse which he was
drlving became frightened at some
thing in the road and started to run.
IN front of the residence of Joseph
Chinn, Goodwin lost control Of the
horse but succeeded in stopping it
near the Page home about half way
hp the street. Thehorse stopped and
Goodwin got out but when he att
tempted toclimb into the vehicle
gain the horse again became
phtened aud bolted for the second
he Goodwin was thrown out ana
named bad body bruises his con
ton Is not considered serious
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4 whe. editors OF the INTELLIGENoER
Nave many reasons for feeling merry
'abis Chiistmas Byno means the
sn,allest is the fact that their genial
sisd and sympathetic friend, Gustav
HslerIe, Tuesday sent around MS
emissary with beautiful gifts expires
slpe Of his good win and generosity
TIE contents Of the packages re-
eelqed viii make elegant aayoring
for mince pic and Christmas puddlpg'
not to speak Of their medicinal value
Inc publishers are grateful % Mi'
Haellc Moreover they WISH nlu
prosperity and happiness IN aeeoro
with this holiday season
REV. "a. II. Smith Of Tulsa, oklaho
ma spent part Of The week here q
baSaess.
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Miss LOomis, Recital

The pupils of Miss Carrie Loomis
gave their annual Christmas recital
Monday evening at her studio on
Frapklin street. The program was
not long and was very well received
BY the small crowd which was present
About half the pupils OF Miss Loomis
participated and all aquitted theta
selves creditably. Among those who
deserve special mention are Misses
Mary Taylor, Elizabeth Petsch and
Myron Gaffin. Master William Loomis,
the youngest performer on the pro-
gram, was given considerable APP
plause. Miss Loomis, who studied all
last summer in Colorado, has mastered
the Leschetizky method which she is
now using in the instruction Of her
pupils Miss Loomis played several
pieces in her usual talented manner.
The program follows;
PARTI
Duet Les Chasseure 4 Chelva...
.............,........" 80. Smith
Misses Meierer and Loomis.
Solo Lichnerette ...... Geibe
Miss Marian Barnard.
solo-Philopaeua. ........" .Lange
Solo-The Fountaih.,.....,.... BOhm
Miss elizabeth petsch
Solo Angels Dream, op 47...D'orse
Miss Genevieve Mcnamara.
solo-In the Time Of Apple Blossoms,
Waltz z................, .Metzler
Miss Ruby Wright.
Duet-Polka Rondo 49,. -. Klein
Misses Petsch and Gadln
PART II.
Solo-Playtul kittens ..... Lawson
William Loomis.
Solo-Bubbling Spring. !. Rive-King
Miss Mary taylor.
Violin Fifth Air Varie. y. 81. Dancla
Mr.. Albert Loomis.
/ oOio7 AAtdhids.sss. s'-...- W ely
Miss Marie Bishop.
Solo a. Prelude in c minor ...
............,.... Rachmaninoff
b. Arabesque, Op As .s........
......... .,...,.s.... Leschetizky
Miss Carrie Loomis
Duet-Steeple Chase ....... Fink.
Misses Taylor and Bishop.
Ed Aull was in Kansas City We'd
nesday on business.
Miss Florida stier Of Kansas City
arrived Tuesday evening to attend
| the Tfuex-Nleholson Wedding.
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Mrs. wittenOerg Entertains.

Mrs. Geo. Wittenberg delightfully."-
entertained at O'Clock dinner Tues
day evering at Mrs. NJ. D. Frazier's in
honor of Mr.. C. NJ. Truck and Miss
Madge Nicholson. who we're married
Wednesday evening. The dining room
was handsomely decorated, the pre-
vailing color being pink and white.
The table decorations were cut glass,
hand painted china and solid silver.
The center piece was a cut glass vase
filled with brides roses aud ferns.
Pink and white ribbon extended from
wedding bell attached to the chan
delier to the plate of the prospective
bride and groom who sat at each side
of the hostess.
The dinner was served in six
courses. Relishes were: Pine ap-
pie fritters, nut salad on lettuce
leaves, smothered chicken with
dressing, french peas, saratoga
chips, strawberry preserves, water
melon, sweet pickles, cucumber
pickles, cream cheese, salted all
Emonds, pink and white cake with
metropolitan cream and mints.
The guests of honor were Miss
fIadge Nicholson, q. M. Truck,
Il. E. Truck, Mrs. Lucy Yates, Master
tadone Truck Mrs. Rachel Truck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wittenburg. All
| present did justice to the bountiful
repas' spread before them and left
With pleasant memories of the eye
sing and many congratulations to the
tbride and groom. Mrs. Wittenburs
presented the bride with the beautl
full roses.
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Jim Boulware was Santa Claus We'd
nesday. He did rot wear tie lcng,
white whiskers; blt he had an ex.
pressive smile On his countenance
when he delivered aneat looking
package at the Intelllgepcer Office.
His was not the only smile; for that
package contained several smiles
from the manufactory OF !. w. aar-
| per and came with the compliments
Of the season from G. P. Hammer,
owner and proprietor Of the estab-
lishment on lkNinth and Main Mr..
Hammer isb, ;ek kod cirizen and a gen
ecmansof pelSePtibn We is hereby
thanked and wished glorious time
during the holidays.
Charles Tuebner came in Tuesday
to spend the holidays with his family.
He brings some wonderful stories OF
what is being raised in Colorado in
the way of grain, fruit and truck.
He has some fine specimens of oats
on exhibition anda piece Of paper
three feet long which he says repre-
sents the circumference of turnir
raised on his place, He is, however
gladto get back among his old friends
even for short time.
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Ed Aull was in Kansas City We'd
nesday on business.
Miss Florida stier Of Kansas City
arrived Tuesday evening to attend
the Truex-Nieholson wedding.
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seit iiber 60 csabren

ihon ipuroe Nirs. 8inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup bon Minionen bon Weiit-
tern beint 3abnen Ser &inoer onge-
penoet. @irlt gu I'M S6lafe onrd
bas Shreien zines 8inoes geItort,
bas i'm 3obnen lit rno bor Sdmer5en
lpeint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
Slai1e BON oOers. @inslotp's Seotb.
ine-SDrup" bolen. Sein 8ert TT
nnbe5abIbar. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2inberrng peri6af-
fen. 8erlaBt enf) 0aranf, Wtiitter,
es lit fein 3peifel oariiber. es betlt
9iorrboe, reguliert oen Wagen nno
Die gieren, beieitieta 8ino-&olif, err
iueidt Sen @aumen berbinoert @nt-
siinoung llo it6rft oas gon5e Sp-
item. uNirs. 8inslop's Sootbing
Sprllp" fir 5dbnenoe 9inoer 1T an-
qenefm I'M @ei6mad; oas &eaept
italnmt BON eittem Der 5elten ipeibli-
den Ier5te in Sen Ser. Staaten. Gs
lit BEL alien 0ruggilten in Der gonaell
8elt 5a boben. Breis 25 Gents per
sslaIhe. 9auft nihts onoeres als
,,Mrs. @inslotp's Sootbine Sprup.
@arontiert inter Ser Sooo atto
9rugs Mfte, 80. Sum- 1906, Serial
0nnlmer 1898.
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men ser gerbafteten eebetnt, neil iie
nod bi1ter anbern beroahtigen &a-
rafteren Der ftno.
= @enn Stuppeiant 5iib ben
4antpf gegen Sarriman INN Die
aontrol1e iiber Die Sainois Central
gabn aufeegeben batte, 10 batten es
feline Mnbanger onibeireno nod nidt
getan. Senrp @. 2enan, elmer iei-
1er bisberigell slntpdlte, batte I'M @e-
rift gu Gbieogo ein 8erfabren Elm.
aeIeItef, onrH ipeI1es 9arrilnuil
6oralt gebinoert iperoen ionte, Die
aontrone iiber oie 281,231 @ftien
Ser Sdinois Central 8abn alls5u=
iiben oie inn ourb ote bisber abge=
qebenen G1ltl1eibungeil Der 8eribte
5uaeltanoen NOR. 9lber aud oies
@eiltd nuroe obgeipieien ltno Sarri-
man ging nit Der boQen 4ontroae
iiber oie Sainois Central 8abn irt
Die 0erian11nlung Der @ftionare, oie
oin Molltag in gbicago begonnen bot.
Oie gintpanoernngsfon miiIton
miro oie 8el6nloigungen, oaB IN ben
Serpentin=2agern oes Sii6ens grbet=
ter in elmer Mrt bon Sflaperei=8er-
baltnis gebalten miiroen, genau ltll-
teriuben.
Die aonnrliiiion fir ben 5lpi-
ldenltoatli9ell @anoelsnerfebr bat
iebt enogiiltig entldieoen, ale @e-
iude Der @iienbabnen UNI @erlange-
rung Der 3eit, innerbalb pelder
Dos Melln=Stunoer-@eies 5ur Ius-
fiibrltng sebradt lperoen ioll, ab3l-
tpeilell.
9bos. g. @anamafer, Ser
Sobn oes friibereit @eneral-Boitmei-
tiers, lit in 2iperpool geiforben.
S. $. Oliper, Ser grfinoer uno
5abritant Ser Sliper Yfliige tit in
Soutb gei1o, SSnoiana, geItorben.
sss1l geeip Orleans uno 9eatde5
iino oie Moroi @ros 6eierlibfeiten
auBerit erfol9reid perlaufen. SSn
Nen Orleans iollen iiber 10000
6renlbe anipeienb geipeIen fem.
- Inter GROCER 8eteiligung bot
in 9aterio1L g. S., oie geeroigung
oes in 9enper ernoroete1 Bfarrers
SEQ &eiilrids itattgefunoen
@iniom @eir1ede, bisber Sefre-
tar Der amerifaniiden goti6aft in
Der &auptftaot Merifo, tit gum @e-
ianbten IN Guatemala ernannt NOR
ben.
Sinrf ainoern idenfte Srau
George Campbell in Steubenbille,
Ohio, oos 2eben. gs narben orei
4naben uno 5nei Waohen 8tpei
&naben l1no Elm Maoden ftarben be-
reits na9 Elm paar Stunben; Die
beiben anoern Elm &1abe uno ein
Wdoben, iheinen lebensfabig au iein.
9ie Mutter 1piegt rlur 95 8funb uno
Die 1fiinf &inber ipoeen gIeih nod Der
@eburt 25 Bfuno. Die gter5te er-
fdren, baB ibnen ein oerartiger Saa
nod niht porgefon1men tit.
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Ser a 8.

ssn elmer &eibe bon Stdotet
iino 9elegaten gu Ser Mnti-8ailep-
&onbention ertp1blt por6en, Die in
Waco itattfinoen ioa.
ssSn Sort @ortb lit sur 3eit Die
@roBloge Der Dob Gelloms in
Sielng. gea6itebenoe @roB=8eanl-
ten fir bos Sobr 1909 pnrben err
ipdblt: @rano-M -Maiter, @. q. Spangs
Ter, gonban; Deputy @rano- -Maiter,
M. &. @oorih, @ouiton; @rano-@ar-
oen %. S. 8oggs, Del gtio; @rano-
Sefretar, @. $. @alfer, Dallas
@rano-59asbeiiter, g. @. Borter,
Sbermm; @rano= =Weiienger, $. s.
Musfep, @rano=Gepraientatipe gu
Der Sopereign @rano-2obge, 1908
unb 1909, Or. 9. 6. 9ubbaro, &auf-
man; Sruitees, g9. sc. gotparbs uno
@arrp @mines, 9alas, 6. @. Ssh
iep, Mc8innep, 6. 8. glber, Green-
bile; 5ruItees fir bas S. 8. 8. S.
&eiin, 6. 9. Sutberlano, Goriicana
uno gs. $. @rap, Dallas.
Sn Sadfonpille lit bic groBe
ygrate" 5abrif bon @leranoer Bros.
abgebranlit.
Sfl graop ltarb elm iieb5ebnidb.
riger Singe nomens @iG Glenn an
gerlebungeb Die er iib beim SUP
baaipiel 5uge5ogen batte.
Sn Seguin bot cine gerneinlame
8erianmlnng Ser Saloonleute aus
unierm uno aus @uaoaloupe gourtp
itattaefun0en.
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iterpraiioerten gu n1ahen. Die STE
gierune bot iibrigens, Ser Scot ge-
bordenb, bereits eirige Meiloeruneen
Ser neuen @ausoronltng 5ugeltatloe1,
10 oaB oie Diiiioe1tten gleihfals ei1l-
lenfen.
- St oitli6en Srten ungarns lit
Der 9ungertppbus ausgebroden. 8on
Mer5ten uno geboroen miro es fir
ipabrideitIib gebalten, oaB Die Sell=
DIE BON Ser 8rfoipina aus einge-
i6leppt moroen lit.
9altptmann bon @oebelt Der ben
Maior bon Sbsenebed in allenitein
eri6oE, bat fid inn @efangnis Die
Salsaoern geoffnet uno iid perbln=
ten laifen.
glus 8aris miro geneloet, Die
fran5ofiihen Erappen bdtten IN ib=
rem @dn1pfen nit Den Maoafra=Stam=
men IN Maroffo i1mere 8erlulte er-
litten, batten aber iebt oas gan5e @e=
bet Der Stdntne 6urb5ogen
Ius Der 9foiita Mine IN Der
9eabe BON Sabinas bat man iebt
81 2eihen berausgebolt.
9as 3arago5a Sbeater in Won-
terep lit abgebranltt. Gin gleftrifer
namens gaItiao, Der Die Drabte onrd=
i9nitt, Inn Die 8erbinoltng 5lt unter-
brederL lit babel um's 2eben gefom-
men.
gns Ser Stoot @uoDaqnil in
Ser iiio.amerifanilbe 9epublif gclta-
oor, fonlntt Die Nahribt, oaB Die
8euIerlpeit bort ausgebroden iei uno
ii6 ausbreite.
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grief.2tite.

Serren: S. 8oueu S. Burger, q.
8arfotpsfi, S. @e1eI, 8iffor 9oebeler.
S. 8. Gilbert, 9arrb Saiit, s. @. Stride,
@. 6. 9oeIfber, Sacob &iri6balim, @.
so. Morfen, S. a. Waittmn1lu, albert
Meo1eI, q. Moos. 81. 6. Rrenben. gbas.
9iippe, @m. Staad. George Siebe, 9h.
S66nfelbt, $. gS. 8ieding, S. g. Bolff,
Sad 8oIf.
9amen: SO. 9. snt6onb, slnna
ged, 2i58ie Snff @atie SerSan,. abelia
berg, slnanon Otto, 2reie 8robanbt, 81.
6. Brerber, Marb 9foie, 9ebtpis Mona
Der, gamma 9i0bm, 2ouiia Hoeber, 9uloa
0fbeinldnber. glla 0tiaing, Soc S6ero,
Minnie S1uIb, emma S6ntibt, @mmn
Shulot, g. 9. S6u6arbt
MusIanb: Beter &lein, Slil 2eie
iten, G6ns 0eiiller, @rnIt 9fi5de, S.
9fioeer, gllbert g. Sbomas.
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GiienbaDll= JaDrpIan.
q. q. & q. q. 8abn

n9abb grodet" ">3ug mad 5oufton, @aIbefton
Beaumont uno Orange. Mbfabrt 11br abenbs
sfnflnft 7.55 ntorgens.
9aa6 Rerrebine. M6fabrt $50 nroreens. sln
fitnft bort 11.30. Mbfabrt bon aerrbiue llb,
nabmittags, Mnfunft in Gun Mntonie 7.5C
a6enbs. 9fi1r Snutftaes nod &errbtlle: A llb,
nabmittaes. Sfidrabrt bon bart Wsontags 3.
n1orgens. slntunft in Gan Intonfo $50 NOR
gems.
gsa6 Guero, goafuu1, Souiton, @aIbeito1
@ibbtnes, 9odbaIe. Cameron uno gSoco. slb'
fabrt 8.45 bormtttags, 9lnfunft 1lbr tnorgens
ga6 geebille, CORPUS gbriitt, slItce, Msatbis
sranias 9aB, aodport, albfabrt 1.50 nah'
tacs nnb l1br abenos. @nfitnft 7.5e
nrorgens unb 1.50 Ha6u1ittags.
ssa6 SaIfurtas. sbfabrt 1lbr abenos, sln
tunft 755 nlorgens.
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sanbp,it fann niat sebeilt ~erben

IuuDgttt luHH UtIyt BtDettl IueIDeW
6ltrd lofale Npplitationen. tpeil Tie ben
frdnfen Sell beg Sbres ni1t erreihen
tounen. gs giebt MIR einen @eg, Die
Salibbeit 5n fiirieren itnb Der 1T bnrd
fonitit1tionelle Seilmittel Eaibbeit pir6
bltrd einen ent5iir1beten 3uftai,b Der
idleimigen slusfleibung Der gulta6iiden
M6bre berllrfaht. gBenn bieie Jfobre
li1 ent3iinoet, babt SIR einen rlmpefns
ben Son ober unboTlfommenes @ebor,
uno ipenn fie gang seihlo5ien lit, erfoIgt
Eaub1eit, ilno fpenn bic gnt8iinbuna
ni6t geboben nnb bieIe 9obre fpieber in
ibren geborigeu S1ltano beriebt tperben
lam, fpir6 ons @ebor fir INNER 5erIt0rt
tperoen; nenn ssoIle inter 5ebn fir6 btrh
&atarr1 berltriacbt. pel9er nidts als
elm ent5iinoeter 3uitano Der fd6leimieen
Dberfldde lit.
Mir fpol[en eiilbunbert Collars fir ies
ben, burd 4atarrb beruriadten Son bon
Ealibheit geben, ben mir ni6t burb Nins
nebmen bon ,5aIl's GatarrhsAitr beiIen
tornen. 2abt guh llmfonit 3irfiIare
fonlmen.
s. s. G9enep & Co., solebo, ..
@erfauft bon alien Npotbefern, 75c
Salps Gamilien@giden iino Die beiten.
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Gut fir cSe6ermanm.

W1r. 60. 81. Coulter, Elm protninen-
ter @rbiteft i'm Delbert Building in
San Sranciseo, iagt: SD erfenne
4lles ON, mas BON electric 8itters
aIs Sonifrnebiain geiagt miro. Gr
lit fir Sebermann gut. er forri=
giert Wager=, 2eber- nn6 Nieren=
itorllngen uno baut bas SDitetn auf. "
Die bette Sriibiabrsrneoi5in i,no
8lutreiniger. SOC bel 30. DreiB uno
81. gobn & 60, Mpotbefer.
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8. & q. VI. 8abm.

MsfGBrf.
9sa6 alien ssorbe9eras ssNuntten $500.
.............4l a l1br llnb 8 borrittags
Nadb ct. 2ouis, WsempbiS uno benz Often
.I.25 ubr nacbn. unb z As nben6s.
9fah NeJifo 1920 ubr borutffa9s.
Mnfnnft.
Bon ct. 4ouis u. benz Often. $50 mDrg.
8pn ct 2ouis Ii. benz Often, $50 morg.
Son 2arebo ltnb Wegifo -. 1.05 nadm.
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