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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

At the masque skating carnival last
Tuesday night the first prize was won
by w. A. Harrington, agent for Wells
Fargo Co., and consisted of hand
some currency case, and the prize for
ladies was won by Mrs. Letter and
consisted of two boxes of fine sta
tionery. There was very large turn
out and about thirty were in costume
Everybody should take his hat off to
City Marshal O'Rourke for the excel
lent manner in which he is looking after
the city's welfare in keeping down the
dust and looking after the cleanliness
of the streets and alleys. Always on
duty from daylight until dark, he is
certainly q model official, and is deserv-
ing of the hearty cooperation Of all
citizens in his efforts to make this the
"City Beautiful"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

P. J. Finleon went to Denver on the
early train Wednesday, and it
is suspicioned that he tried to land a
few Democratic National convention
tickets but what success is not known.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Camp Lonesome" is the name given
to one of the rustic tents up Soda Creek,
but it is a missioner if one would judge
from the jolly trio of young men who in
habit it. They seem to be having any
thing but lonely time.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Bobby McClelland has sloueined off
his job as watchman at the McClelland
tunnel, and Wednesday morning went
to work for the Roberts Bros. Mer-
camille company and is taking and de-
hvering wagon orders.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Mccall, of Cripple Creek are guests of
MIR. and Mrs. l. A Hafer at their
rustic home on Pine Slope. Mrs. Nc
Call is mother and Miss Crystal is 8
sister OF Mrs Hafer.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Miss Adelina Norton will conclude
her nine months term Of school at
Woodruff's business college in Den
yer where she has been studying
shorthand, bookkeeping and kindred
studies. She has good position Of
fered her in Denver. She has attend
ed the business college for such term
of months as to insure competency and
accuracy
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Merchant C. l.. Lamb went to Den
yer Monday where he proved up on
some valuable timber land in the vi
cinity of Bear creek. He was ac-
companed by Mr.. Chas. Devlin, who
went along as witness
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Richard Staley, of the Ontario Hum
ming Bird mine, returned Tuesday
from q few days trip in Grand county
where he 1sswapped yarns with
some of his old friends. He did not
caEch many aish but succeeded in
catching a first class cold
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-06-27

Pat Cullen and Fred Leach, Of the
Post Office brigade, accompanied by
Leland Leach of Trathen's emporium,
went over to Bear Creek on fishing
trip and returned as flush with trout as
they started. They had promised
'Marse" C. A. King good mess of
fish on their return and in order not
to disappoint him, they got some salt
mackeral, blind robins, ETC., and
wrapped them up neatly and
presented them to the Deputy
Postmaster. He took them home but
has been very circumspect about no.
ticing people who are liable to ask him
''how he liked the trout?"
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Base Ball at Bowman.

Last Sunday the bat wielders
of Lennon welded the bat at
Bowman and it goes without
saying that they were there to
show the Bowmanites how to
play ball. They showed 'en.
In fact so far as base ball is con-
cerned Bowman is off the map.
In the morning a game was play
ell which resulted in a score of
seven to three in favor of the
Bride of the State line, the Lem
mon boys making the Bowman
ties sit up and take notice as they
made home run after home run.
But in the afternoon it was that
the remnant of he Bowman nine's
baseball glory went a glimmering
= our boys rolled up a score of 26
against 6 of the opposition teams.
1t is to be regretted that during
the latter game Parney Burns,
the stalWart 1st base man of Lem
mon and captain of the team, was
struck in the side right under the
heart by a wild pitched ball. He
collapsed completely, and for a
long time time it was feared he
had received serious internal in
juries. Monday however, he be-
gan to rally and it is hoped will
soon be in condition for the field
again.
But for this deplorable mishap
the boys felt SO good over their
days work, that nothing else
would do but that they purcha sed
a young coyote which was
brought down in triumph loaded
down with ribbons and is now
domiciled at Ed Gilmore's place
at North Lennon, where it holds
down the dignified job of mascot
to the Lennon nine.
The Lennon bunch aren't very
highly elated over the reception
and entertainment accorded them
at Bowman, where it seems but
scant provision had been made
for their comfort.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

be liberated. AS to the office
still in contest, that of u. S.
Senat !, lat one sentiment
sho,.!e prevail namely to bestow
the toga up N the fittest Then a
choice would be easy.
Except fo the returns of three
small weste.a counties which will
not materially affect the result,
the following figures give the re-
suit OF the primaries, as far IS
the more prominent offices are
concerned;
For Senator: Hansbrough,
1877 Is: johnson, Is. S95; Little,
1876; Marshall. 1898.
For Consrtssmen: Grnnna
"A 0l0. llannn. % 6S!: lIelgesen.
1926; McOory. rs; MiGtbo,
,o9f; Robinson, 3,0S3; Sinkler
3.944; Williams 1880; Young
1906.
For Governor: Johnson. 33,
S68; TwichelI, 20 43.;
For Lieutenant Governor
Lewis, 23,S55; Bendeke, 2l.92l.
For Supreme Court: Spalding
24,07o; Wright, 2O,ll4.
Foa Secret AIRY of State: Blais.
dell ,26,i ,i72; Buchanan, 22,OG5.
For Auditors Brightbill, 49,.
6l9; Jorgenson, l4Ol9; Olson,
lz.O72.
For Treasurer: Bickford, "a.
324; Mckenzie, 1895.
For superintendent of Public
Instruction: Stockweil, "a S27;
Smith lac.
For Attorney General: Lar
son 9,670; McCue, 1867; Miller,
l8,l6l. ....
For Insurance Commissioner:
Cooper, lS,9S5; Taylor, 1877.
For Commissioner of Ayr cul.
ture: Giibreath, 2l,34s; Main
15,cs..
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Church Services.

For the summer months until
further notice Rev. L. I. Berk-
helser of the Presbyterian church
will conduct services in Smith S
Hall. Preaching services will be
at 10 o'clock each Sunday NON
ing, followed by Sabbath School
at IL a. m. Young peoples NEE. :
ing will be held every Sunday at
7:30 p. m. With preaching at
8 90 p. m. every alternate Sun
day. The first Sunday evening
service will be on June IL.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Weather for June.

Temperature: Minimum, 9th,
36; 10th, 38; 14th, 80; 28th, 80 deg.
Maximum, 5th, 76; 9Th, "a; 10th,
IS; 11th, n; 10th, rs; 25th, IS;
26th. 86 deg.
Precipitation: Total, 3:15 inch,
Greatest in "a hrs, June 1st,, 1:78
inch.
No. days clear, IL; part cloudy,
13; cloudy, 5. With .O1 inch or
more precipitation, 8 days.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Editor Aultman IN ,de q fly

Editor Aultman IN lde a fly
ing trip to Huron, S. d., leavir r
Tuesday. If the columns of the
News are to be trusted which
is doubtful-Fred went down
there to treat himself to the
luxury of a life partner How
ever, when he turned yester-
day afternoon Mrs. A. was not
with him. Evidently Fred had
failed to leave his pencil in
Trustworthy hands.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Notice for Publication.

Department al the Interior Land
Office ut Dickinson. y ID. June & 1908
Notice is hereby given that Edward
APPEL OF Lennon +. o., $. d., has
filed notice of hi, intention to make
final Communication proof in support or
his claim, viz: Homestead Entry No.
1868 made May l., 1907, for the sw-
IA, Section y, Township 80 H.,
Range % ". Of the 9Th y, NJ, and that
said proof will be made before f.. A.
Munger, t.. $. Comm, ,sioner, at his
office in Hettinger, n. d., on July
18th 1908.
He names the following Witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation Of, the land, VIZ.
Charles +. Calvin, OF Lennon >. D.
X. J. Morey. :. s.
Herman i. Hall. :. ;.
II. Hanson, !. .s
s. NJ. FERRIS,
Register.
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03

AiS lAAooG ou1 ~ iOiiS eiiiiS vi"
happen, when the primaries gave
an overwhelmingly strong verdict
to the effect that Thos. F. Mar
shall and NJ. N. Johnson, both
identified with the progressive
wing, should be the candidates of
the Republican party at the
November election. Both got
clean majorities over Little and
Hansbrough yet neither was
able to attain to the requisite 40
per cent, and so the two highest
will have to come before the
people once more, and a battle
royal may be expected. There is
no doubt but that the fanatical
element among the stalwarts will
do all it can to defeat Marshall,
who is much too good and too able
a man to be liked by the bosses.
With this object in view they may
decide for johnson, who as a
stasesman has but little to COM
mend him.
Surprising as was this result,
the result as to congressman was
equally so, for in this case public
favor reversed itself and both can
didates for Congress, identified
with the Stalwarts, Messrs.
Hanna and Gronna, got heavy
majorites. although Young, Of
Valley City, scored well remark
ably we'll for a young campaigner.
However the two successful car
didates succeeded in reaching the
coveted percent mark, and are
therefore safe as party candidates
for the two congressional jobs.
And the peoples choice in this
case is an admirable one.
Popular vengeance succeeded in
falling pretty hard upon the head
of the most persistent office seeker
of the state, when Treadwell Twi-
chell, Of Fargo, candidate for
governor, was retired. G. A.
Johnson of Minot, the Stalwart
caddidate, winning out by ma
jority of some Il, 900 votes. For
Lieut.. governor Lewis, of Fargo,
did as we'll over Bendeke, of
Grand Forks.
We are sorro to note that Edwd.
H. Wright, of Fargo, lost out as
candidate for the supreme court.
He was unfortunately for him,
fitted against the strongest man
the insurgents had to offer, Spald-
ing, the father of the socalled
progressive movement.
Other StalWarts who lost posi-
ton in the ticket are Nc Kenzie,
McCue and F. Everett Smith.
The latter especially, wou, d have
made a splendid official, and in the
interests of our public schools his
failure to come up to the mark is
regretable.
In the midst Of all the specu-
lation as to results the words of
Alex Mckenzie anent the situa-
ton come like a healing salve.
He says:
Il am we'll pleased with the re-
suits of the primary election law.
1t has given the voters Of the
state an opportunity for express
sion. The results have wiped out
factionalism and the ticket Sc
lected is one which can be sup
ported in the utmost harmony by
both stalwarts and insurgents
Let it be hoped that these
words be made key note Of the Re-
publican campaign. The people
have expressed their will in the
matter; no note of discord, no
effort to thwart this will by
underhand manipulation shoul<,
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
c. N.Pettegrew
Notice for Publication.


Department If the Interior, Land Office
at Dickinson, \. D.. June <. 1908.
Notice j, hereby given that Edgar n.
Parkin of Showers. n. -. has filed
notice Of hi, intention to make final
Communication proof in support OF his
claim viz: Homestead Entry No. 1881
made March 26, 1907, for the $ ~ Sc
IA of Sec. 81 and W IL SW IA Section
y, Twp l3o n, rangegl W., and that
said proof will be made before III. H.
Simmons T.. s. Commissioner at his
Office in Hettinger Adams County NO.
OAK. on July %, 1908.
He names tie following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation Of said land. viz
John A. Stevens, Geo. w. Wells,
Christian Lemke. Adam Limberger,
all of Showers, y. ID.
I6l9-1lT s. NJ Ferris. Register
The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-03
Both Factions
are Pleased.

In the Shakeup caused by the
Primaries both Stalwarts
and Insurgents scored sue
ceSSeS.
Hard to tell which got licked
and both Camps prophesy
dire distress to t'Other fel-
low at the fall election.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
B00TlEGGER CAUGHT

Monday night City Marshal
Clyde Marsh arrested Jim
Chesterfield, a negro who lives
six or eight miles east of town,
for bootlegging whiskey in town.
He had several pints on his per-
son when captured and confess
ed to the marshal that he was
selling it, and told the officers
where he had more. On going
to the place 40 pints of "tangle-
foot was produced by h S
Chesterfield" and the marshal
carried it to his Office to await
the edict Of his Honor r. P.
Arnold, which was $4,000 fine
and smash" the booze.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09

The Tyler Commercial College,
Tyler, Texas, has this year had
about |, 500 enrollments, the lar
gest annual enrolment of day
students Of the entire Union, and
three times the number in any
other Southern Business College.
With sixteen expert teachers,
145 #. of office fixtures enclos-
ing banks, freight, wholesale,
commission, real estate and other
offices. equipped with Burrough's
Adding machine, Huber Account
Register, McCasky Account Reg
lister, electric railroad, handling
freight daily, with actual bust
ness from the start, with the
wonderful Byrne simplifed short
hand used by thousands of court
reporters and office stenogra-
pliers, and with telegraphy under
several experts, this great insti-
tuition has a brilliant future.
Every indication points to the
heaviest January enrolment Of
it's history. The College is daily
placing in $500 to 81, 500 positions,
students. who three or four
months before, were coming less
than half as much. Students,
who, less than two years ago,
began at $50 per month, are now
drawing $3.50 to 5000. If you
know how great is the demand
for Byrne graduates, how easy
it is to place them through the
calls from businass men every
where, the 200 agents, and the
500 employment offices, you
would give the college an oppor-
tunity to equip you with such a
practical EDUCATION as would
keep you In demand and to then
place you in one of the many
positions open to its graduates.
Young man, young woman, in
vest a little time, money, and
effort in an education that insures
success. 1t is quick; it's easy;
it's sure. is secured in half the
time. at half the cost of other
schools, yet covers far more
ground. Unlike other schools,
the Tyler Commercial College
gives positive guarantees as to
time and proficiency and it guar
antees every statement true.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
|HK Local News.
W. Interesting Happenings in and
Around Town.
effective jar. ]. 1908 at 800 A. NJ

FOR SALE-A lot of Good Hay.
O. l.. MoNCRIEF.
Fresh garden seeds at Richard
son & Potter.
J. D. Barlow, of Hope, was in
town Monday.
w. F. Orwell, of Zama, was in
the city yesterday.
Noel Nichols spent last Friday
in Gurdon on business.
Miss Clara Brooks returned to
Hardin College last week.
Randolph P. Handy went to
Hope, Monday on business.
Charlie May, of Jackson town
ship, was in town Monday.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09

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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09

Miss Daisy Johns, of Stamps,
was visiting in Prescott Tuesday
anu wednesday,
J. A. Galloway. of Emmett,
was a caller at the Picayune
office Saturday.
Remember that the candidates
for congress viii speak here the
23rd Of the month.
Mis-. parfa pitfo3ar rat,,rrad
to school at c.. svilte ills-a1ter
spending Xmaa = home.
aa. a.
l-zra e-f.t o..5#.#
" i. ~. a- 5|a4dat-
.4aT
- a ~ Is.n - #s
r=q ss s. tss aaa.aav
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09

Act 10 day Clip tins al and
mail for free catalogue. OF bet
ter still. pack your trunk, come
u Tyler under the guarantee
that j fWhen you arrive, inves-
tigate our work, it is found not
to be as advertised, we pay your
railroad fare both ways, and all
necessary expenses. Shouldyou
doubt our making good this guar
anty, write us the cost of a round
trip ticket, and we will deposit
that amount plus S. for inciden-
tails, in a bank before you leave
home, subject to your order las
per above conditions.
4SdIile .'.....'........''..'.
Address Observation-Disclosures.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
MERCHANTS ORGANIZE

The retail merchants of Pres
colt met at Sam Logans Ware
house Monday night for the pur-
pose of organizing a Retail Mer-
chants Association. The organiza-
ton was perfected and w. T. Hart
was elected President Ira Gee
Vice Presinent and J. B. Jordan
Recorder and Treasurer.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09


Bird Morris, of route 6, visited
in Antoine one day last week
Fred Powell "dropped,, off to
see home folks Sunday and Mon
dav.
D. n NJ, 49,, NJ I'll.
McKeIvev. on last Monday, a
qirI
w: ', ioillPhii!s spent l ''e9-
7ass
Just received q 1[esi1 ~ wac. I
., - 'el' 7s.-'.'' ''ie.-,.5 u 'z.2'' 81
'..s. o. =. = s'-@ -
No. ~ - ..'s -.
7'#2o.7''
4,..... f#sfz -
@rs4 s.lt. p y crrlf
Bonn . - -. ana 4I5. y sc
l '11-ei' d pio'Aillsal Seutis
Ia 'lisi Oh io9le Lon v eaile5oaS
ia99 "e9A, q - pound ooS,
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
A NEW SHOE SHOP

Fletcher Bolls. a young son of
0, F. Bolls, has opened a new
shoe repair shop in the old Picay-
une office, one door south of the
present Pieayune office, and is
prepared to do all kinds Of shoe
and harness work. Prices to
suit the times and work guaran-
teed.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09

tb) Don't stop at Prescott.
"a Stops for St. Louis passengeIs only.
No. Sc goes to Gurdon only. Passengers to
Little Rock and north change 70 No. g. which
stops at Arkayelpeia, Malvern and Benton.
1t will be seen from the above
that if you are DESTROYS of jour
neying further north than Cur
don, anywhere short of st. Louis,
it will be necessary to take the
morning train, as the only after
noon train that stops here goes
no further than Gurdon.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
To the Country Merchants:

Please write me who returned
the iron oil barrel that was left
at the side of w. B. Walters store
Just before Christmas as | want
to give them credit.
Tom Scott.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
NEW TINE CARD

A new Iron Mountain passen-
ger schedule went into effect
last Sunday morning, making
important changes in the time Of
trains at this point. No. 6 will
stop at Prescott for St. Louis
passengers only. Two through
trains, Nos. l, south, and 202,
north, have been taken off. Nos.
IS and 36 are new trains put on
to do local work between Gurdon
and Texarkana. No. IS, south,
is due at Prescott at ITO q. H.,
and No. Sc, north, at 4:5O pm.
Following is the corrected
schedules.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
A. H. Ellsworth
Live Stock AucilOneer
licensed Under State Law
PRESCOTT, ARKANSAS


DR.. A. Harris spent a few days
in Prescott this week, to the de-
light of his many friends. The
Doctor now lives in Dallas, Tex.
For sale cheap for cash. one
4 room house, porch on two sides
coed well of water well house
xzy Lot I80zla4 zaaa barn
lee Brown.
Mrs 2. + Caappafi was able
g0fake charge Of dar room in
schoo. Tuesday after a few days
illness. bi1t r. Davis taught
iaE her.
Mrs J.W. Scott and daughter.
Mss Marguerite Elizabeth. re-
turned to their home IN Chidester
+ last Saturday after few days
visit to relatives here.
Geo. Hatcher, one of the best
farmers on ronte 6, dropped a
PUNK" in our hands on the
streets one day this week. May
many others follow suit.
We regret to learn that w. E.
Causby, of Quitman, La, lost
his store recently by fire. 1t
was a severe loss to Mr.. Causby
as he carried no insurance.
Arthur Newth, our popular
photographer, says he will be in
his gallery here after this week.
All those having work in that
line will please take notice.
B. B. Young and daughter,
Miss Winnie, Of Magnolia, pass
ed through Prescott Mond a y
morning enroute to Searcy, where
Miss Winnie will enter school.
Tom Lamb ard family, of
Little Rock, spent the holidays
with Mr.. Lambs parents near
Prescott. Mr.. Lamb is now in
the employ of the l. M. R. R. Co.
Quite a bunch of the Nevada
county boys who were attending
school at the State University
and were spending the holidays
at home, returned Saturday on
! No 6.
On last Monday night the safe
of Jas. G.. Clarke, of Bierne, Ark.
was blown open and quite a little
sum of money taken. There has
been no clew found as to the
thieves.
DR.. J. L. Bell recently moved
here from Bolton will occupy the
office in the rear of the Hesterly
Drug Store in the new building
on east Elm street now nearing
completion.
The many friends Of Mrs. w.
l.. Gaines will be panied to know
that this good old woman died
at her daughters home, Mrs.
Chas. H. Wooten, on the 31st
day of December last year, at
Amity, Ark.
w. C. Felts, delegate from this
county, and H. W. Cromer of
Hampstead county, left Monday
for Memphis to attend t h e
National Farmers Union, which
convened Tuesday and will be in
session three days.
Our city "Hawkshaw' captur-
ed Mack Hill, colored, abou, a
mile south OF Emmett Tues ay
morning. Mack was wanted in
Clark county on a charge of
grand larceny. The officers Of
Clark were notified and cane
down on No. 5 yesterday al er
him.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1908-01-09
VestaI'S Reliable Bulbs

Plant now for Spring blooming
DO not overlook getting a supply
of bulbs in good season, so they
can be planted before the ground
is closed by frost.
Our Gall Bulb Catalog is now
ready and will be mailed on APP
plication. 1t is beautifully illUs-
trated and contains q most com
piete list Of all the standard aid
best sorts.
Hyacinths. Tulips, Daffodiis,
Lilies, Crocus, Freesias, Narcis-
,us, etc; also Rosea, Shrubs
and plants for Fall planting,
Palms, and Winter blooming
plants for the house.
We are the largest bulb i'm
porters and rose growers in the
South.
JOS. w. VESTAL & SON
Little Rock, Ark.
, 1908-12-30
Peter Carl Limpricht,
Guveyn0r for de donsk vestandtske Oer,
Bidder of Donnebrog,

fHJ0H VITTERLIGv: Paa Finansministeriet derom
VI nedlagte all runderdanigste Forestilling har Diet behaget
Hans Maiestet Kongen we'd a~llerhojeste Resolution at l4de
+. VI. allernaadigst at stadf;este fotgende at Kolonialraadet
for St. :Croix we'd 3die B~ehandling den 21de September d. A.
vedtagne Anordning ON Vertshushold paa st. Croix.
AT Overovrigheder kan der meddees Bevilnger til V@rtshushold
de 2 Dyer paa ST. Croix, dog like fere end 3 Bevilinger for hver BY.
So
Saadanne Bevilinger mediocre foruden Ret til at bev@rte med al
Sags tidberedt Spise, SAINT Blod. Kager, Konditoriyarer o 8 Y, saavel
som I'D af Huset. endvrjere Befoielse til Udsk@nkning ps Stedet at
Dnkkevarer at enhver Art, og akohohodiga Iiqueurer, med Undtagese Of
Rom, ener andre Drikke,a rer indeholdende Rom.
Bowling til Varshushold gives for 8 Aar mel kunne tornyes. Den.
der attraar On saadan BevIning, indgiver Begi@ring heron til PoitLmes-
toren. der femsender samme med sin derom afgivne Erkl@ring til Over
ovigheden Bsv ilingshaveren hr at udtageBorgerbrev somVertshushoderS
Bevilingen giver ikkun Ret til at holde et V@rtshus og skal angfve
Stedet for dete, og ma intet andet Udskenkested benyttes uden
Overovrighedens TiAadelse, der da vii we're at paategne Bevlingen'
meddelt og kan like benyttes af nogen anden, dog oil BeVllingshaverens
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at faae den fornyet under samme Betingese.
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