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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-27
Tells of the phiIanthropc vein OF Mrs william n
Vanderbilt Jrr sold site for United States urea
sury to government for surprisingly low sum

N unusual philanthropic whihn. un-
paralleled | feel free to state, in this
dav and age Of commercialism, and
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
EIGHT PAGES.
CLovERPoRT, KY, WEDNESDAY, DEC. %, 1909

Hon Johnson present Representative in Congress- has
he candidate for the Democratic nomination or
CONGRESS which will be held the district
next March has made such acceptable member IN
Congress from that he is not likely have opposition
for denomination ability, and who looks after
the interest of all the district Moreover he is
with needs having had much experience IN
the legislative The News predicts that the support OF Mr.
Johnson his loyalty the and for the further %
son that able member in Congress- and will In the
do better work than he has done
The Buv Tobacco organization thing the farmer
had him. the only organization that stand
against the had it and stand by If
hhey fair prices for their tobacco
Topeka is suffering for gas-Emporia Gazette.
So is Clovernort but patient Big well in sight.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

the Irvington Baptist church on next
Sunday morning in connection with the
morning sermon which will be deliver
ed by the Rev. T. w. Gayer, of Louis
Vile. The choir under the direction Of
Mrs. ]. r. Wimp, have arranged a
splendid program. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
See Alexander, for furs. Special
prices on them this week and next.
Mr.. T. c. Meador after spending sew
eral weeks here with relatives, left for
Hot Springs, Ark, Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. Herndon and sons, Lewis
and Fairleigh, DR.. w. II. Wimp and
sister, Katharine, spent Friday in Lou
isvile looking at old Santa.
The Christmas entertainment given
at the Methodist church last Sunday
morning by the members of the Sunday
school, was greatly enjoyed by large
and appreciative crowd. An interest
ing program was arranged and each
little tot acted their part nicely. The
music was good.
Sell your produce, hides and furs to
the Irvington Produce Co.
Mrs. Mamie J. Wathen came yester-
day from Louisville to spend the holi-
days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Piggott.
Mr.. McGary, of Michigan, was the
guest of Mr.. c. L. Chamberlain Fri
day.
See those pretty coat suits at Alexan-
ders, they are beauties.
J. NJ. Kennady, representing the j..
N. Norris, Son q Co., of Louisville,
spent two days in this city last week
and bought about four thousand pounds
of turkeys and shipped them East for
the Christmas holidays.
What about that cloak for your wife
or daughter for Xmas Alexander has
them all styles and lowest prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bate Washington will
leave Friday for Louisville to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Major
and Rev. and Mrs. Perry Weaver for a
week.
Call the Irv;ngton meat market, Cum.
Phone No. So for fresh and cured meats
quick service and satisfaction guaran-
teed. NJ. w. Vim, Manager.
Mr.. |. K. Bramlett spent Wednesday
at Enron on a business trip.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Wool Growers Meeting.

Meeting called to order by Judge
Norman, who nominated Hon. Chas
H. Drury for Chairman. Unanimously
elected. Squire L. M. Bates duly
elected Secretary.
On motion of John Alexander, the
Chairman was empowered to appoint
five representative wool growers, who
shall constitute the Board of Control
for Breckenridge County in the Ken
lucky wool Growers Aaasociation.
Whereupon the Chair appointed the
following who shall constitute the
said Board of Control, viz:
John Pile, Nook, KY; Alvin Skill
man, Hardinsburg, KY; Chas. A..
Eskridge, Cloverport, KY: Julius
Dutschke, Holt, KY and G. H. Drury,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
IRVINGTON.

If you want the best -four buy the
Lewisport BEST patent flour.
Mr.. and Mrs Walker Brown, VINO
have been the guests OF relatives here
for the past few days, have returned to
their home at Lewisport.
See those nice suits for men and boys
at Alex ander's.
Mrs. Virginia Calhoun after having
been the guest of relatives at Owens
boro for some time mas returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Kemper left to-
day for Louisville for a short visit.
They were accompanied bv Mrs. Julia
Garrison, of Big Spring.
Miss Villa Drury came down from
Louisville Saturday night after spend
Ing a week there with her sister, Miss B.
Ada Drury.
Irvington Produce Company pays cash
for butter, eggs, poultry, hides and furs.
Many of the merchants have arrang-
ed their show windows very attractive
ly, some by display of their beautiful
Christmas goods and others by a
Christmas tree and Santa, which are
always pleasing and popular at this
season.
Miss Jessie Brady has returned from
a stay of several days visit at Fordsville
with Miss Anna Gaines.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

Can you believe your senses! When
two of them, taste and smell, having
been impaired if not utterly destroyed
by Nasal Catsrrh, are fully restored by
Ely's Cream Balm, can you doubt that
this remedy deserves all that has been
said of it by the thousands who have
used it? 1t is applied directly to the
affected air-passages and begins its
healing work at once. Why not get it
today All druggists or mailed by Ely
Bros, SO Warren Street, New York, on
receipt of 80 cents.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

Irvington, Ky. Mr.. Drury, agreeing
to name himself after being urged to
do so as a member of the Board, he
was nominated and elected Chairman
of the Board of Control. Silas Miller
elected Secretary of the Board of
Control.
Hon. Charles II. Drury, President
of the County Farmers Institute, was
unanimously elected a delegate to
attend the State Meeting of Growers
at Louisville. T. NJ. Bates, John
O'Reillv, H. G. Vessels, Frank Rup-
pert and j. T. Mechanism are APP
pointed.
Motion carried to adjourn to the
future call of the chairman.
Chas. Fl. Drury, Chairman of Wool
Growers Meeting.
Thos. NJ. Bates, Secretary of Wool
Growers Meeting.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

Mrs. c. c. Smith and daughter spent
yesterday in the city on a shopping
tour.
Buy your candies, nuts and oranges
from Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs Tony King, of Holt,
are expected this week and will be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James King
until after the Christmas holidays.
Miss Mary Alexander. who has been
visiting Miss Nora Board, of this
city, FOR few days left for Louisville
Monday.
Miss Louise Babbage came up from
Cloverport Saturday afternoon and was
the guest of friends for few hours.
Mrs. D. c. Heron was the charming
hostess of house party given at Mt.
Pisgah last week for Misses Villa
Drury, Nellie Smith and Eva McGloth-
Ian.
Mrs. L. H. Jolly, Mrs. c. L, Cham
berlain, Mrs. L. B. Moremen and Mrs
Jonas Lyons were visitors in the city
last week doing Christmas shopping.
See Alexander for candy, nuts and
oranges.
G.. n. Lyddan purchased three very
fine mules from Hudson Bros, in Lou
isville last Tuesday.
Several from here attended the funer-
al of Mr.. Ben Hardaway at Bewleyville
on Sunday.
There will be some special music at
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Louisville Market Report.

Louisville, Nov. 81, 1905. Especial
Wheat-No. 2, Red and Longberry,
$l25 "a $l.27.
Corn-No. 2, white, COZ
Oats-No. 2, mixed .47H
Eggs-Market quite, case count %
and soc.
Poultry--Hens, ~ and I2Hc. per
10; boosters, &c; young chickens, II
"a 15c; ducks, 12Hc; turkeys 1Sc;
geese &c.
Hogs-Tops $40 pigs 5000 $3.50
roughs 81 so.
Sheep and Lambs-Best lambs 5 u
@6c; seconds 5 "a sac; fat sheep,
3 "a 3.75.
Game-Rabbits S1.50 and $1.75 per
dozen.
Medium and common sheep and lambs
slow sale.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Fire Al StephenSpOrt.
Andrew Crawford's store house burn
ed Saturday night at IL O'Clock.
The Methodist War is On.

There is victory in the air. We are
taking the out posts. The devil is
mobolizing his army. Those whom
he can not enlist in active service, he
puts to sleep.
The CAPTAIN of our salvation is call
ing for one hundred volunteers for the
Sunday School. He wants you.
Let the revival begin in the Sunday
School, and Epworth League. The
young people do things.
Hereafter we shall see that the
church is warm, and pleasant.
"What kind of church would my
church be, if every member was just
like me?"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Changes Address.

Dear Editor:-Will you kindly change
my paper from % church ST., Newport,
r. l., to 80 Berry ST., Danvers, Mass,
as have finished my seasons work
here and go to Danvers for FIVE months.
Please don't forget it, as we don't like
to miss an issue.
Very truly yours,
Wathen B Henderson.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Breckenridge County In Line.

The Burley Tobacco Society for
Breckenridge county organized their
Board of Control at Irvington last Sat
urday. d. c, Heron was elected
Chairman; John E. Mercer, Secretary;
John r. Wimp, Manager and Secretary
for warehouse; John E. Mercer, official
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Just Five.
slow sale.

Dear Santa Claus:-I am little girl
years old would like to have a sleep
ing doll and a little lamp and new
Pair of shoes set oil dishes Box of
candy 3 oranges, Banas Raisens, apples
COCO nut, nuts of all figs good By Santa
Be sure and don't forget me.
Eva Lewis West.
Mystic.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
Morrison Improving.

Clyde Morrison, who fell from an
engine in the railroad yards in Louis
vile, is improving He is at ST. Mary's
Hospital.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22
HENDERSON ROUTE NOTES.
Christ mas Rates.

Reduced rates for the above occasion
December II, IS, 81, %, %, "a, rs 81,
1909 and January 1st., 1910 good to re-
turn January 9th.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

Until further notice NO. 198 each
Sunday will be held at Henderson for
connection with l.. and N. train No. II
which is due at Henderson 6:35 p. M,
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

grader for the county; First State Bank
lrvington, elected Treasurer.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-12-22

Topeka is suffering for gas-Emporia Gazette
So is Cloverport but patient Big well in sight
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15

0Cute Mbeno 7.30 bcpinrt Elm NeiIGnlniioIt5s
nebnier lino fIcinc SdmeI i'm Nlter Don ant
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~iortiricu Safes tiir 10c. lno GltBerocli cine
GGiie Ibee, ,tuffee uoer WtildD, cin Sniterhroo
mo Elm 9ruif9 Stiid SrItts uocr RotItotltdhsl
fir lOc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Sntaairt clue Gas anse.

SlluitrirtcrG ortrog iibcr
nGutbcr un0 SincoIn". -
FoItor Stcr0cr miro on1 Sonntog
Ibcno in Der Trcieinigfcits Stride ci.
llen iQllitrirten Gortrog iibcr n2li-
thcr uitb Sincoln" boiten. Gle be.
%treifcnocn Sidtbilber iiro Dos Iler.
~neilcitc Eroolift auf bicier 8ebiete
unb itellen nidt MIR Die Gerionen
in natiirlihcr @robc oar, ionbcrn
fil6rclt olld ocn 3nid)oucr ticf in sic
Sample jeucr Belt bincill lnlb peroll.
Idoltlitlcn Die ioid,tigiten Stllfen in
Dem 2ebci1 bieier beioen gottbe9ro.
oeten Wdnler. IS miro iih oobcr
lid)erlid) lobnen. on Sonntog gbel,b
Der Greieiligfeits Stride einen @e-
llld) ab5uItotten. id)on aus Dem einen
Sritr0c: iid) 6iuci Seloel1geitaltelt
Dor Nltgen 5l Iie1cn, Die nit ibrenl
Mn Die galt5e Melt bciucgten.
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II ii !, d. +. - Seraeont Wintiens
lu1o Eoli5ilt Gieter lieiertcn aeItcrl,
Nbcno oell Ncgcr Soiepb 4. Sobnion
bon Sonierict 3 Goiurtp, Captain bes
ShooncrS IS. 6ronf MiIes," i'm
oitIid)en StationS6ouS eir,. Ger 9lr.
reliant miro in Sonteriet Gountp
lpegcn al1ge6lifcr l1nteri6logung
bon $53.9S bon @nt. g. Mrir, Gigen.
tbiilncr bes Sd)oonerS, 9eniinid1t.
Sobnlon ioa einen 16cil Ser 9obuna
leineS 9ootes perfauft ,lnb oen Gr.
log nid)t abgcliefert baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
NnrdJ Hcoplpcr bppnutiiirt.

Eoll5el oeS oltlidltn Glitritt perbnitet
GiHbrcd)cr olf 6em God elmer
Gonicrpen.S obrit an aliceannoitr.
Mltroe Olrrd uorgeboltene 9i.
lto!c al Ser Slllft bcrbinbert.
Nllf Dem 9nh Der Gonieruen.Naz
BRIT BON Wiuiam Z. ellis & So, Ger.
2121, aliceanuaItraBe, perbaitetcu
geItern friib Goli5iiten oeS oItliden
2iltrittS Den 80 Sabre ultcn ISreoerid
Sc. aattcnborn BON 9eneiitItr., nube
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tSabrit cinacltiegan ma uno aneebIidl
Illltern I'M @ertbc BON $t5 acitobIen
bate. Sergeant Stoib bortc aeaeu
= ltbr gcitern friib ein 8er1uid) in
Dem GinmafcgeidGit. ST riei oie
Foli}ilten SeioI mo SimmcImanu
bcrbei, nit beuen or ooS @ebGuoe be.
lund]tc. Tolo bottcn Die 9laur0de
oll@gellt1oet, oob tic es nit einem
elllbrcd)cr 5lt thuu bntten, ober 2eB.
tcrer ld)iel altd) @ino bon Scr Inpe.
leilbclt Der Eoli5iiten bcfommen III
hobcll, mo pcriitd)tc, ii6cr eie SGd,er
jlI elltfllcben. Fl6BIid Job Seraeant
Smollh tlllen &opi, Der iibcr OR
Sod]rlnnc cridicn. Soiort botte Ser
sergeant lcincn NepoIucr olrf ben
Stop 0crld)tct mo btiobl Dem 9eiiBcr
otllclhrn, lid) nid)t ST rilhren. Damn
pcfabl CT Den FoIi5iitcL lid) cinen
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oIlaelall1t fanoen lie &ottenborn, Ser
lld) ld)lolero %itcIltc, uno nebcn linn
5lueI init Hltltcrn gciiiute SGde. gci
Gem %crbor Dor Eoli5ciridter O'gteiu
III oltlId)cn S~totionSbullic aob aot.
tenborl an, or babe lid) altf Dem Tah
MIR cine Sd,lufIt1tte geilht. Ticic
Illsreoe 9olt ieood) nitt, mo CT mur-
DC Dem @crid)ts perfobren iiberlpieien.
&attentorn's photographic 5iert iibri-
gems bereits Die Terbreders@ alleric.
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perbaitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
@ier,chutes Hccital.

HroicIipr Gmntonllcl Mno 5ei1tc
0eitcrn Nadmittog inl uFcoboop' &n.
i|titilt" Dor elmer groBen mo ono0d).
tigcn 3uhorcrIdloit, lcilt bcocrltclloe9
pianiitiideS &0nlcl1 IN cincn I6on
5ulamnlcllgcltellten Erogralntll, ooa
ocnl Gon5crtgcber rcidlld 8elcgen-
belt bot, icinc filuItlcrild)e Slloipiolos
litdt BON Der bcIten Seitc i'll 5eigen.
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cmineutc pbpiiidc 2etitma3fGbigfeit
NcItlitt miro, crlonbte Inn Die llcbcrs
minolma allcr SdiuierigtcIten mo
|nod)tc Is linn mGAlid), lih on jCbc
NurQubc bcroll5lllpu1cn.
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tc: Sbrnla init Nnriotioncn i'll u, !.
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Wtenoclalobn; 0rciGnpriccnL 3. Scor.
Iutti ;Snntoiic in GsGur. II. Sdllr'
man; Soccutn IN Gi@snloll. +. Sniuts
Sucn3; Guprice IN G-Gur unb Nor
dIc @rotc@nlc, Gbr. Climbing; Wto5lW-
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Nocturnc IN NGur mo Folon0ilc III
Wi3 Gur, i. Chopin. &n alien 9flnls
mcrn 5ciNtc lid, &crr @un ais Der
W~tciitcr icinca ,>lItrlumcnta. Ter Sin.
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lunNt. 0u3 Enblitnm ~lricrtc ocn
Miinitlcr orrd) herilIhcl Wcitalt.
Goa li%lni}Gbntc mo lcttc EcdbooD.
Mccitol brinNt on2 NuItrctcn bca 90
ritoniltcn Cecil NnnliMN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
@ulo inter Sadj.

Ger 9au Der nellcn @er5 Seiu.airdlc
ST. 5igbIanotolpn mad)t Rielelt-
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form, uno bis Gn0t Suli ioll sic Sir.
die inter 9nd) icin. Notiirlid lit
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man aus Den bis icBt oui1eiiibrtcn
ltnrilitn oc3 @cbGuoca crlcbcn.
81 |tur5cr Belt miro IN Der Ncri
NclltGirhc Mr. Sronf Wtuttc&, Sobn
BON Nrn. Noborm ulo Srou gNut3
Mottc4 pnn Ar. 10l, Sii6-Gnntonitr.,
lueld)er SIR Belt I'M Noicpbinrn.Gols
leg 5u Columbus, Ohio, Shcolooia
lhloirt, icinc Frimis icicrn. Ser an.
Ncbcl0c Frititcr bcilld,tr iicbcn Sab
re lang oic @cr5 Eforridrulc 1t.
lelt Den lcbttn 5nolf Sobrcn ooS &c
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III Columbus, Shio, orrinirt mcrocn
llno am 20. 0tllclbru MtonotS bier lei.
ne Frl1Ilj fclern. ,3luei GIterc 9rii.
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liro ebclllolS 4Sricitcr uno Mcttorcn
on alrd)en IN Ohio, mo cine Sdnuez
tier gcbort Dem Nptrc Toue.Gonucnt
III ElttSbnrg al mlb mirft bort urter
Dem Nornen Sdmeltern &inceni Ser
rerc ais Milliflebrcrin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-15
Nus Den Salen Der Snitis.

3ellQin iGllt I'M @cridt95immer to0t
p6n Der @nnf. Soicpb Sobn
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Iitinlon BON 9tr. 1900, WcIts9tortb'
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NuClnlc nit icincu N%lltonlobil ilbcr'
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$1,000 GntihGoi0lulQ p%erlungt. Sri,
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CT.
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Cages bci'm Gicbitobl elmer Sd)ecrc
crpiid)t, uulo 0citcrn ionote Hid,tcr
@ortcr i'm ollf ell Snbr ms DC
iGngniE.
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Is crnania Souclope
9tr. POP, :. 8. s."

Sn Der gcitrigen Sisung oes Ger.
m1nia.G onclops Hr. POP" bonn Scr.
beiIerten Srben Der tSeptoiopben"
piiroen mebrere neile Witalieoer
auiaenomnen, ionIt obcr mir Gou.
tineeeid)Gite erlebist.
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@icbcr int oIten &c.
.leiic. @ie al anoerer STEELE
heS nGeltihen Gorreiponoenten" oil.
ac5ei9t, miro am Sonntag, ben ii.
Wi1r5, bie Canton. (Wolfe.S traBe-)
Clinic, oic pdbrcno oes @aues bes
ltiotild,en aonolS on Der Gbuie-
StroBc unterbrod)en murbe. ibrei
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mo Erciton. StrnBc mo Canton wic.
Oct allinebnen.
Flob(ih gcitorben. - Nad)
fur5cm llnruobllein itarb seitern gors
mittag Serr &olpb Gcoif in ieiner
@obnlutg, Or. 140S. Sit.2afapette-
Tpenle. Gin Ser5itlog iheint oenl
20 Sabre ultcn Munne cin Gnbe be-
reitct 81 boben. Gr fam geitern 8or-
mittag tllr5 nod 7 llbr BON Der Mr.
belt 3lriid mo flagte iiber ltnipobl-
icin. Gr lc9te lid 81 9ett unb Der.
ldieO bereitS cine Stlutoe ip1ter.
&onig 9opib ne dnle.
= Die naonig Gouio Sinaitule"
belt in Srn, Senrp Shleunes Stag.
&ollc cine ibrer gemiitbliden gu.
iomncntiinIte ub, bel iuelfer nid)t
ollcin peridleoereu 'iueenblidcn
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llnnnclgell bon Sauerfraiit pertilgt
mitroen, ionbern audi ein ~gebiegene3
muiifaliides Frogromm 5ur Surdr
iiibrll1g 1clongtc. Inter ser Sci.
tillg bon Srn. Sobn Ret ipuroen
cine gn5obl 2icber nit iolhem Sc.
ibid 5n 8cbor aebrodt, oab ollse,
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Sinaidnlc, Sr. Gblpnro Hoinc, oic
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iterten Singer Itclten iogor ben Nm.
trag, ooB iid) bic Singidule ben
Hereinafter SGngern" oniblieBe.
Inn @elc8cnbeit 81 babcl, iif III
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bet. Sir bos fommenbe Sitcrieit
ipiroen @orbereitlungen getrofien.
Son elmer 9nlloogge &C.
bitten. - Ger 7 Sabre olte Wil.
liom !. Hofos, Sobn oes Serrn !.
:. Gofos. 9eliberS Der beformten bob.
miidJcn 9dderei, ipiirbe am Conner.
itog Nafnittng Dor ieiner elterlifen
@obning, Nr. sol, Horo9 rooomap,
bon elmer Sulloogge III Den red)ten
Nrm gebii'eil. Tic Wunoc iuuroe
ourd) Ir. Glnil Hopod bon Tr. $3.50.
Eotterion . Bart . Auenile, a,isse.
bron1t u,o pcrbumoen. Iie Voli5ei
bes norooitlid)en IiitriftS periudtc
gcitern uerocbens, Den Gigentbiimer
oes SnnbeS ousiinoig 5i MAIDEN.
9ciierung ihreitet fort.
- Hadrid,ten ans Dem .SobnS Sop
fins Soipitol" 5uiolge mad)t oes BE-
finoen Der beiben porrlebmen Yatien-
tel, iueld)e 0oS Soipitol aegenmGrtig
beberbergt, Scnator 9eperioae bon
Snoinnn lulb Sberit Daniel VI. Nan.
Def, Scrgcont.at.slrm oes 9Mmocs.
Senots. cute Sortid)ritte.
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8rober 2orbperfau I.
Sr. 7ranees G. Deipell Fat bonn @ifs
fer'ifen Noflab il, Norb Walbroof
t07 Slider 2onb fir $4,000 er%itanben.
Gr iuia Dos 2anb III 9aipldse aus
lcgen.
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Sm 8cfongniB 5. - 8ef1na.
riBbircftcr: .8cben Sic Dem melt.
ein9elieicrten Strailine in Der Mn-
italt cine ieiner ieitberisen 0ernis.
tbdtigfeit cntiprehenbe 9eidGfti.
9ung, Iitfieber! = Sum Str1iling
iid) luenoenb: .@as iino Sic? -
Strailing: .2enfbarer 2uftidiff.
Steuermann."