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Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
Having Good Time,

Miss Elizabeth B. Roberts, of this
place, sojourning i'll Europe as an OBJ
server of educational methods on that
continent, writes home that, barring
ea-sickness two days, the voyage was
most enjoyable. The vessel was days
making port, calling at Antwerp, Hol-
land, instead of Dover, England, as
originally scheduled. From Antwerp
she would proceed to Brussels, Belgium,
thence to Paris, France.
A later letter written in London tells
of "siX strenuous days" spent in visit
ing many places of historical interest in
those cities. Reaching London Satur-
day night, October 3lst, another round of
visits followed, all of which she tells in
interesting style.
On Monday she was the guest of Sir
Philip and Lady Mangus; the next day
she was to be entertained by Whitelaw
Reid, the American Ambassador, and
had nine other invitations from dis
tinguished entertainers.
In London she was advised to stay in
and around that city, taking i'll the short
trips to Oxford and similar centres of
learning; then go right to Cornwall in
stead of north to Liverpool" This ad-
vice she thought she would take.
Speaking of Lady Mangus' refresh
ments, she writes
They were very, very nice-such dainty
little cakes, and real Eng'ih tea
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
ID. A. IL.

The fourth annual conference of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
began i'll tn" red parlor of the H"t'
Belvedere, Baltimore, Thursday.
Mrs A. Marshall Elliott, regent of the
Maryland Line Chapter, welcomed the
delegates, and the response was made
by Mrs. Beverly S. Randolph, regent of
Cresap Chapter, of this place.
1t is expected the conference will
accomplish some important work.
Mrs. Randolph was later elected Vice
Regent.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14

The ladies of st. Johns Episcopal
Church are rehear>ing for an entertain
ment Tuesday evening, December list,
in the Fro>tburg Opera House. Music,
recitations, drills, etc, clpp"d by a sin
gle-act comedy will b rend red by local
talent attractive enough to fill the
auditori,m. Better get tickets soon as
you can. See "New Business Local.
The ladies of First M +. Church will
hold an exchange at J. NJ. Zimmerly' 5
Office this (Saturday) afternoon at
o'clock.
Don't forget the "Graud Fair and
Autumn Festival" under auspices of the
German Arion Band which begins this
Saturday evening i'll Stern's Hall.
Besides the ut-doOr inaugural by the
Pocahontas Bugle. Bone from Net Band
the proceedings will be enlivencd in
doors by the Mt. Savage Cornet Band,
and each evening a visiting band is
expected.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
&. f. Pearce Drug Co.
Special Notices.
Notice of Street Extension

To IN Property Or"oS on Union, Uood a1'd
centre Streets, in FroStb"rg, .Hd., ""d all
others who utay be Wtc,tStcd:
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
' application to Mayor and tOunCiimen
of FroSthurg Maryland. has been made for
Laying Out, Opening and Extending
wood and Centre Streets III said town,
from the North end of said Streets to their
junction with the Cumberland and Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad near the southern end of the
tunnel thence to Union street in said town,
as shown on the plat of the proposed mn
provement, filed by the Town Engineer with
the said Mayor and Ounclmen, and at a
meeting of the Mayor and Councimen of
Frostburg, Md, to be held in the Council
Chamber
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
$3.50 per annum
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Among the Lawyers.

The executive committee of the Mary
land Bar Association, of which w. G.
Devecmon, of Cumberland, is president,
has appointed the Standing Committees
for the year. Allegany is represented
by B. A Richmond, judge r. r. Hen
derson and Irvine R. Dickey, respective
". on laws, legal education and admis-
sions, and Clayton Purnell, of this place,
on grievances.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
Coming.

The T"yMakers, the very latest
musical absurdity, written 10y Charles
FELTON, Pidgin, au hor of Quincy Adams
Sawyer" 1.-THE greatest New England
story ever wrltten,' will be produced by
"The Jolitles at Frostburg Opera
House one evening only-Frlday, De
cember IS, next.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14

Mrs William Grove, Broadway, is
pro>trated by Ia grippe.
John b. Williams, leading member of
the j. b. Williams Company, marble
workers and dealers, is reported i'll at
his home on Ormand street.
Miss Helen Tenant, Broadway, taken
i'll last Sunday, is still confined to her
bed
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
Monday, December Z, 1908,

L
The said Mayor and Counclmen will take
take up for passage an Ordinance pro
vldlng for Laying Out, Opening and EX-
tending said Wood and Centre Streets, in
Said town from the North end of said
Streets to their junction with the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, near the
southern end of the Tunnel thence
through to Union street-at which said
meeting ALL PERSONS INTERESTED
in the Opening of said Streets will be given
an opportunity to be heard for or "gaj,$t
the passage of such an Ordinance.
This Notice is given under and by author
itv of an Ordinance of said Mayor and
CounciImcn, passed October ,. l9oS.
J, 5. MErIGER,
Nov st Town Clerk
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14

R,v. AMI Mrs S II Greene. of this
place lost by death an infant3l2 months
old Friday eveningof last week in Cum
berland. Interment in Allcgany ceme-
terry, this place, Sunday afternoon.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
BrevitieS.

John J. Price, grocer, bought some
apples few days ago and found two in
the lot that re minded him of the Siamese
twins ,ined together. On the tree, or
on the twig, the two were one, but as
apples, like union labor in politics, they
are two In this connection. it will be
remembered that when Mark Twain was
shown the ligature which joined the
Siamese twins, he observed, interroga-
lively. "brotherS, presume ?" So he
would no doubt regard Samuel Gompers
and John Mitchell if he were to see
them at the polls.
From an assessment of 81, 1867 for
grading paving and curbing Rose street,
Baltimore, an appeal has been taken on
the allegation "that the Ordinance un-
der which the assessment was made is
void and that the assessment is contrary
to reason and justice and amounts to a
contiscation of the property" The last
reason would seem to be enough, for
all such levies upon private properties
for public improvement are acts of con-
nothing less
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
NJ N1arricIi.

At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Merrbach, Thurs
day, November ., 1908, by Rev. G. f.
Flcck, of this place, Miss Catharine
Elizabeth Merrbach to Mr.. William S.
+. Weimnr, both of Garrett county.
AT Allegany Saturday, November I,
1908, by Rev. G. f. Fleck, of this place,
Miss Ella Porter to Mr. Carl O'Neal,
both of Allegauy.
AT the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Brode, Bowery
street, Wednesday evening, November
II, 1908, by Rev. G. f. Metger, Miss
Bessie Brode to Mr.. Ellsworth Lincoln
Myers, also of this place. Both are
popular young people, whose many
friends are glad to know they will con-
tinue to live i'll Frostburg.
AT the parsonage of ST. Paul'S Luth-
eran Church Tuesday, November 10,
1908, by Rev. F. r. Wagner, Miss
Florence f. Ringler to Mr.. Robert G
Newman both of Salisbury. Pa.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
RnSinHSS MOXementS.

NJ. Brooke Tyler, jr., has been APP
pointed book keeper in the office of The
burg Brewing Company rice Ed
ward J. Dnnahue, resigned.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
Theatrical.

The display of mimic baseball in
1.-The Bunch of Keys Wednesday even,
ing, in Frostburg Opera House, was one
of many funny incidents of the play.
After a number of strenuous pitches the
ball was finally struck, much to the
catcher's surprise. He looked all
around, at last up and prepared to catch
a foul. But after long wait the ex-
pected never happened. He let his
hands fall slowly and naively explained
"lost ballr There was more in the
tone than i'll the laconlc expression 1t
sounded like the Homecoming Star when
it says ''Garibaldi" for Carl.
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14

When you buy from a town mcr-
chant.
When you patronizc town tailor.
When YOU employ town dentist.
When YOU encourage a town enter
prise.
When You speak the towns praises.
When YOU subscribe for the towns
newspaper.
Some citizens fail in some of these
duties. A few fail in all of them.
HOW ABOUT YOU?
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14
New Business Locals

TO see The Frightful Frost at the Frost
burg Opera House Tuesday evening, De-
cember |. or - Freezing Mother-in- Law"
by new process-iust discovered. The
ladies' of st. Johns Episcopal Church say
come and see"
Frostburg mining journal., 1908-11-14

Nov /
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17
The 'Newtown Bee
Newtown. Friday, January T., 1908.
TOWN TOPICS.
FREDERICK CHAMBERS ON THE
 ROAD QUESTION.
AGREES WITH BROTHER JOHN
 . SON.

AGREES WITH BROTHER JOHN
 SON.
 Editor Newtown Bee, Dear Sir: My attention has been called to the article published in last weeks Bee, over the signature tof II. c. Johnson, IT,, rela- tive to the condition of roads in the Eastern part of our town. Let me add right here that I endorse all he has said and in doing this am not disposed to criticise the work of the party who has had the work in charge for firmly believe he has given full value in work for all he has received. The trouble lies in the small amount allowed for the purpose. You say "the selectmen can answer" Let us hope they will and remind them there is no surer way of driving people out of town who have disposition to remain among us than to furnish such roads as MT J. de- scribes. Hoping his article may have good effect, l am, Very truly yours IF. Chambers. January 13, 1908.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

The many friends of John Kelly of Baltimore were surprised and pained to hear of his death, which occurred in that city last week. He leaves to mourn his loss widow and five chil- dren, who live at Baltimore and his mother, Mrs Bernard Kelly of this town and several sisters. MT Kelly was young man of sterling qualities and of upright character and had been quite successful in his business, con- ducting a machine shop at Baltimore.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

warden, Mrs Lawrence Taylor; senti- nel. Theodore Bishop; chaplain. Mrs Quackenbush; organist, Miss Quacken- bush points of the star, Ada, Mrs Bishop; Ruth, Mrs Payne; Esther, Miss Maud Blackman; Martha, Mrs Betts; Electa. Mrs J. M. Blackman. At the close an oyster supper was en- ioyed. kindly provided by Brother Theodore Bishop.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

E c. B. Taylor, who has been confined to his residence for month, was able to go to the feed store of Taylor & Hubbell for the first time, Monday. His illness was a tedious and serious one, but his friends are pleased to see him about once more.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

P. H. Mccarthy is i'll with pneu- monia. His condition is favorable to a recovery, a fact his friends will be pleased to learn. Mrs James F. Brown of Elizabeth, N. J., sister, is assist ing in his care. Dr F. J. Gale is the attending physician.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

The Literary Circle will have its first meeting at the residence of Miss S. J. Scudder, Friday evening. Ross Jew ell will read from his thesis on "The Fair Maid of the West" by Thomas heywood. It is hoped there will be a large attendance.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Jephthah chapter, o. E. S., installed the following officers, last Fri day night: Worthy matron, Mrs Austin B.
 Blakeman; worthy patron, Louis T. Briscoe; secretary, Miss Jennie Bris- COG; treasurer, A. M. Briscoe; asso- ciate matron, Mrs A. M. Briscoe conductress, Mrs C. H. Finch; asso- ciate conductress, Mrs Frederic Brown;
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Miss Mae Mcnamara of Sandy Hook, Miss Mary Farrell and Misses Eliza beth and Nellie Valentine of Hawley- vile are attending the Stillman Busi- ness college in Danbury. MT Hastings has a good college and he reports a fine attendance,
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17
SANDY HOOK LIBRARY.
NEW BOOKS ADDED.

A set of George Eliot, 12 vols., and a set of Robert Lewis Stevenson, 10 vols, were received last week. pre- sented by members of the Library As sociation. Now that we have full sets of Dickens. Eliot, Scott, and Steven son, is there not some others who would not like to follow suit and give us Emerson, Thackeray, or any other standard author? It is what the young people need.-[O. 0. W.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

John L. Sanford resumed hi place, Tuesday, on Charles Hawley's stage, after being laid up for three weeks with serious attack of the grip.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17
WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BUCK X X DARLING, BRIDGEPORT.

Apples, Greetings S1.5Oa2.25, Bald- wins S1.5Oa2.25, Russets S1.O0a1. 50, King s1. .75a2.75, Ben Davis S1.5Oa2.OO, Spy S1.5Oa2.5O, Seek-no-Further S1.50- a2.00. .s .
 Potatoes, 75caS5c bu. Onions, Yel- low 75caS5c. Parsnips, 75caS5c. Car rots, 35ca45c. Beets 50ca75c. Turnips, Yellow 4Oca5Oc, White Egg 4Oca45c. Cabbage, (per 100) S2.0Oa4. %.
 Butter, Creamery, first grade 32c, second grade 24ca26c, common 14ca16c {; Dairy, first 25ca2Sc. Cheese, full cream 14ca17c. Eggs. fresh nearby S4ca35c doz. Live Chickens 121c a13c ID. Fowls l2Aca12c ID. Ducks 12ca13c lb. Geese 1lca12c lb. s
 Calves, hog dressed 10ca12c ID. Pigs Cease ID. Hogs, 4ca5c lb.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

The Mems club enjoyed very fine program on Henry Ward Beecher at their meeting at the Grand Central hotel, Tuesday night. P. H. Mccarthy was host, but owing to his illness, Dr Gale acted in his place. c. F. Boards ley was made chairman pro tenn for the evening. An excellent supper was served.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

The Fairfield County Fish and Game Protective association extends cor dial invitation to all Hunters and Fish ermen who are interested in the pro- lection and propagation of fish and game. bids to be present at a meeting to be held at D. D. Smiths cigar store, A Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, on Wednesday evening, January 22, at 8 o'clock. Signed, -[Dr J. Murray John, son, President. "..
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Miss Helen M. Tenders, wlo taught the private school last year, has left Syracuse university to take} a position in a school at Hartford.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Rev Timothy J. Lee of New Milford will preach at the Congregational church, Sunday morning.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Mir and Mrs George w. Stuart spent last Saturday in Brookfeld, the guests of Mir Stuart's brother. Charles Stuart.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Miss Lizzie Lavey has taken posi- tion in the shop of s. Curtis & Son at Berkshire.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Mrs F. A. Young was in Bridgeport, Monday, called there by the death of her mother, Mrs Olive G. Buck.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

The shop of the Fabric Fire Hose Co. is running only three days week.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

H. N. Greenman has business wag- on, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-17

Mrs Sadie Gorham has rubber tired buggy, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-04
9rei a6nigsuitluen III Yortusal.

9ur9 lben 1dJan0liden Werdel=
moro oes L. Sebruar lit befanntlid
Die &0nigin Mmelie bon Hortngal in
oie Iange gfeihe Ser fonigli6en Srau=
en- eingetreten, oie inn @itrpeni6leier
oabinleben. Sic lit iest ui6t mebr
regierenoe aonigin ionoern u&oni-
gin-Mntter". uno 10 giebt es nun in
8ortugal 3mei 4oniginnen=8 itpen,
oa ia audi Die W1tter oes &onigs
Don garlos, bic &onigin Waria Yia,
nod am 2eben lit, Die iebt ied5igiab-
rige S6melter oes peritorbenen So
nias Sumbert I. BON Stalien. @eni=
ger befannt lit es aber ii9erlib, oaB
nod cine brittle 5ralt am 2eben lit,
6ieTeinit Die @emablin zines &onigs
bon 8ortugal mar, Die man alio tpobl
cine &onigsipittpe, ood ni6t cine So
nigin-@ittpe nenl1en fam, oa br@be-
bnno Elm itanoesungleider, Elm NOR
ganatiider mar. Man ueiB, oaB Der
@onig Dom 2ui5 l., Ser 8atte Der
&0nigin Maria Hia nn6 8ater oes
ermoroeten &0nigs 9om Carlos l.,
ein Sobn Der &onigin Waria II. oa
Gloria aus oeren gbe nit benz Brin=
gem 5eroinano BON Sadlen-aoburg
uno @ot1a mar, Der ben Sitel als
@onig erbielt, in @irflihfeit aber nur
Elm gefronter Bring emabl mar -
Ser erite l1ntertan ieiner @emablin.
Durd i'm gelangte, in ieinem 5oDne
Dom 2l1i5, oas Sous &oburg, Der
Stamm Ser @ettiner, auf ben Sbron
Der 8ragan5a.
Die &onigin Waria II. oa Gloria
Iforb 1858, nnb am 10. Sum- 1869
ihloB aonig S%eroinonb cine 5tpeite
9eirat nit Dem 5r1ulein gliie Srie-
berthe Sensler, elmer bibiben uno
anmutigen 8iibnenfinitlerin, Der,
mie man fagt, fem Ser5 ibon porber
aebGrt batte. Sim Gage ibrer Ser
mlablung perlieb Ser5og @rnit II.
bon &oburg, Der Setter oes aonigs
Teroiimo, Dem Sr1uIein 9ensler Die
@iiroe elmer n@rdfin bon @ola".
Man fpnn iid oenfen, bob oieie Che
nift gerinees @ufieben berborbra6te.
@rGfin bon goIa lit am %. Wai
1886 in @ien geboren. Die fait 72-
i1brige Dame lebt it'll uno 5uridge-
5ogen in 2iiiabon feitoem Der SOB
ibr am IL. DECEMBER 1885 ben Sat
ten, ben a0nig 5eroinano, entriiien
fat, Der bei ben Bortugieien ourd
fluges uno taftpoaes 8erbalten aa=
mdblib groBe 9eliebtbeit eriporben
batte, obmobl iie i'm anfmes, ieiner
oeuti1en "@bitmtmung Degen, NIT
aienlih ideelen augen angeieben
batten.
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Ser geienitiel ais saftitod.

Mus Sal5bure miro Ser nSronf=
furter 3eitrng" Elm luitiges Stiidlein
beridtet. gri6ien 90 flr5lib in elmer
ionntdgli6en @uffiibrung oes a8al=
3ertraumes" ser erite &opeumeiiter
oes Stabttbeaters gum Staunen oes
ausperfauften Sauies nit einem iebr
poluminoien Saftitod am 9%irigenten=
pult uno begann ieines @mtes gu
malten. @nf Der @mbne cabs af1erlei
Shmanfungem ba uno BORT muroe
gefidert, aber Ser 9irtgent lieB iid
niht beirren. ct i6nang Die &elile
IN ieiner Sano fdit 10 gra5ios mie
oas Stdb1en ous gbeubol5l Die
Sauna bradte oes 3atiels 20iullg
pabrenb Ser Hanie in ben 3ni6aner=
raum: Ser &apeameiiter bette I'M
mebrere Slaiden Seft getpettet, bob
er Die Sperette NIT einem abgebro6e-
men 8eienitiel birigieren meroe. OaB
er Ole @ette eetponnen bat, miro ibm
Die beitere &unit mobl ber5eiben!
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uOie ueberminoer". I'm

Xxx ACpCllUbttOSi AAlllSL W.
lem Sitel bringt 6ie .Miindener Slt=
seno" foIgenbe fleine iatpriideS 5ene;
81 tenerite Bar in Der StaOt. 8ier
rafierte Siinglinge inn Smofing. Oben
Mmerifaneri6eitel. nnten 2adidnbe.
Ourdbrobene ieioene Sofen. Ser
ionlihe Sei6enmeiten nit inoipiouel-
len &nopfen. 0ier @onocles.
Der grfte: Das 2eben 1T gum Sot=
idiebenl
Ser 3peite: Das Soti9ieBen lit
ebenlo banaI mie 6as 2ebenl
Ger Dritte: Meif efelt!
Ser 8ierte: Sd babe au6 Den Gfel
ihon iiberpunoen.
Ser grite: @inen Sin Godtaill
Ser 3meite: ginen gberrp 5lipl
Ser Dritte: Mir einen 2ernon
Sqnafb - ih bin mber ben Mlfobol
binaus!
Der 9ierte: Mir einem @ot 8bis-
fep = ih babe audi ben @nti=@lfo=
bolismus iibermunoen!
Der grlte: ShlieBlid lit ia hof)
alles egall
(sie gdbnen. 8auie.)
Ser 3meite: Gum geiipiel oas
@eib!
Ser 9ritte: Sd babe audi oos
@eib lGnglt iibermunoen!
Der 8ierte: Sd iogor idon ben
Mann!
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2oben Waeearoni.

Ser vMerfants 3ebiep" fat Die
n~afitebenben gliten 8orte iiber
Macearpni 5u lagen: @ls Elm 0ab-
rungsmittel iino Maccaroni ipegell
ibrer 2eidtper6aulidfeit, ibrer Ndbr-
fraft nno @fmadbaftigfeit 10 merit
bon, oaB 81 boffen itebt, ibr gerfanf
peroe fif unter BEN 8%epobnern bic
les 2anbes idnea bermebren. gu Die
FEM @noe f0rnen Die @roceriiten in
peribieoener @eiie bebiilfli6 Iein nno
90 Ser 8erfauf oes Mrtifels fir ben
&Gnoler profitabeI lift, 10 iollte oieier
umftanb i'm beranIaiien, einen Sell
ieines Shaufenfters bafir ber5nge-
ben, feline 3eitungsan5eigen oafiir 81
benusem nnb &odre5epte sn perteilen,
anes fir ben 3med, Maeearoni popn-
ldr gu MAIDEN.
Die .2ionA Marfe Maccaroni,
uNoobel gbilimat" fir Suppen iino
e~ritflailige Brobnfte, Die fabri5iert
weroen BON ben
Gan Mmtomio Taite @orfs.
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xeras 8.

- Som 81. & so. College miro ge-
meIoet, oaB beinabe ale Shiiler su-
rjidgefebrt ieien.
Dns Sotel par gilbert Selider
I'M Nrenbam lit ab~gebrannt.
Sci Der gntgleiiung zines @ai-
ineier5uges Der Sort @ortb & Denber
Balm, 5pei Meilen iiiblid bon Mlp-
aro, tplrroe 8ailep Stebens aus Glib
arb getotet, Sobn Cunningham aus
@alIinger fbiper nno Otto 2ebmmn
aug Cincinnati leidt berlebt.
Die n6dite @roBloge Der S6o
Geaops miro in @alpeiton abgebol=
ten.
- Mm 2. sunni tritt in Sort Mortb
bic Transformation ser teranii6eh
Bnnfiers sniammen.
Ser &ontraft fir ben 8au Der
GiuiDanoerunssitation in Collection
lit abgefdloiien.
Ser @oubernenr bat Die Bro-
fIamation p~eroffentli6t, Die fir ben
Is. @1rs Die Guaramt1ne gegen Die
Golflanoer einridtet.
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@rmnbeisentnms- 1lrbcrtrasmnsem

9. $. SEED unb Srau an Sas. s. &5bz
let, @runbitiid an Der Speet Srabe;
500.
Sse5uia 81. De 8an5aba an gueene @eie
aemmleuer, @runoitiid on Der Gan Snmr
Moao; $3.50.
q. Is. Dittmer nno Hlau an ". 3;
Mnan unb 6rau. @runofhde an oer
Dow,on. StrnEe; 1884 u VI.
Dopib 9. Stanley unb Trau an btanl
q. Sdpars. @runbftnd an Der 8oasrs'
StraBe; $500.
Nrnpfb Gueaer uno Tran an Bert pile
man, 87H Mder 2anb, $l4i0.
Seute Us unb Niniam gampteu an
Souls 0abIiet. @rune fff OH Der Dlipe'
StrnBe; $30o.
BauI Gbers an s s. Winer, @runo'
ftid I'm neuen 9th Blod Y45; $9oJ
Rate unb @. VI. Wur5boh an 3 u.
Sphnton, 8runbtid IN Der Waion Ctr;
$3.50.
Us. . Oelse. an Subn ". 8iee. 5t7
Hder 9anb; $l5. 900.
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Wiht n0tig al iter6eu.

sd babe gefunoen, oaB man nidt
n0tig bot, on 2ungerlleioen 81 iter-
ben, 10 LANCE man Or. Sings Weile
Gnt0edung erbalten fnnn," iagt 6ral
5. g. @bite bon Huibboro, Ba., i'd
mdre ionit tot, iie beidwi6tist ben
8uiten uno furiert Jog. boffnnngs=
loie 2ungenleioen.~ 9ieies 5uperlal=
iige Mittel gegen Suiten, grfdltun9,
Grippe, aitbmo, 8rpnhitis uno SET
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BON so. 9reiB uno 81. Gobn & 60.
SOC uno 81. Brobeflaide frei.
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