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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
UNSANITAR YARDS
SPREAD HAY FEVER
Season for Malaria Is Near
at Hand-Suferer Tells
Experience.

are you q hay fever sufferer Wen,
II YOU are. you probably hate 10 see
this. season Of the year arrive, for sew
eral reasons.
This is the cause Of much worry on
the part of sufferers from hay fever
as Il makes their suffering intense.
One Of these afflicted persons, meet
ing a reporter last night said:
II am one Of those afflicted with hay
fever, and / tell you it IS awful at
times. Now, whether you know it or
not. there is an ordinance requiring
the people Of Atlanta to keep their side
walks and yards clear of these weeds,
and I wish YOU would make mention of
this fact, as il viii be a source of much
qualification TO not only myself, but TO
several others who are also afflicted
with this malady.
well. I mean myself and fellow SUI
ferers, have been forced 10 call this
neglect on the part Of property own
ers 10 the attention Of the chief Of
police and the sanitary inspectors every
year, and 81 Is not until we have kept
behind them. time and time again, that
We have had any success in the matter
These weeds are unhealthy. They
gather all kinds Of filth and breed dis
ease. besides being misty and, 10 say
the least, does not improve ones prop
eTty 10 any great extent. Atlanta
Constitution.
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nized method Of receiving members.
The plan to incorporate whole con-
gregation in ours, / believe. is with
out warrant or precedent
Members of the independent con-
gregation decline TO talk Of the plan
OF amalgamation. They declare that
they wiz take no aetion unless over
lures are made by the older church,
and that then no action is likely to be
taken until early IN October, when a
congregational meeting IS scheduled.
This meeting was called fer the
purpose OF taking active steps looking
to the selection Of a pastor and the
adoption OF a permanent constitution.
This constitution has already been
drawn up and given to the members
for consideration.
one OF the first steps under consider
etlon by the members Of Luther Menu
ORAL Church viii be the framing Of a
new constitution and this question will
PROBABLY be taken Up at an early meet
ing or the council II Il is not considered
this evening. The trouble between tbs
memb ers who withdrew and DR. But
governing the congregation and mem
bers are determined that such a dispute
VIII not be repeated The consideration
OF calling pastor viii not be taken I'D
until fall, It Is said.
1T would hardly be decent for Us to
jump right into that question now with
the blow OF DR.. Buffers death still
fresh IN our memory" said Mr.. Ran
dolph.
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MANY WOMEN HOLD
POSITIONS OF MEN

Did YOU know that there are 126 wo-
men In this country who can do your
plumbing? That any one or 1S6 women
in this broad land could Ill your teeth
and perform other dental operations?
That l.0f women can. and do, plan
houses2 That 1913 make a practice Of
urea ching Of a-Sunday from q pulpit,
and LOO defend prisoners at the barr
That 545 are carpenters and can drive
a nail without pounding their thumbsE
That there are l67 women masons, 1855
women work ina mines, and 81 who are
engineers2 And, more remarkable still.
that 1913 women are blacksmths by pro
fession. and that you can be buried By
any one Of the 325 women undertakeTs
-Philadelphia North American.
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HEAVY SHIP NENTS
IN CHICKEN MART
Receipts of Vegetables and
Fruit Light, and Prices
Firm.

Shipments OF chickens were unusually
heavy for Monday and the price weak
ened. Eighteen cents constituted the
average quotation on which sales were
based.
Calves continued TO bring cents. and
fancy stock. in a few instances, brought
as high as 81 cents. Lambs sold on
the basis of Saturdays quotations.
Receipts of vegetables and fruit were
light. Prices were exceedingly firm,
although no material change in quota
tions was recorded.
Eggs, Cheese and Butter.
Cheese-Nsz York. fats. large. per H..
14sl4zo; small, per ID, 15a15Ac.
Eggs-Eearbys-Fsr doz.. CSC
Butter-Crsamery fancy. 2Tzaeso; reno
waited. 2la25c.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickens. spring. per h.. 100;
hens, ls36a14e; ROSTERS. Sc; young ducks
large. per h.. 1OaI1c; small. per h.. sasc:
geese. per ID. SalOc: turkeys. toms. per h..
I5ci hens, per h., 75e
Fruits
California, per box. s2.5oss.5o; pineappies.
lNtl-l-N'tf ~-AtAtA4pAbNsf Rut IldANs eiHld=4=a
peaches per crate. s.. 00a3 30; biackberries, per
quart Sale; watermelons, 15a25c apiece;
grapes, per carrier, 81. 75a2. 80
Vegetables.
Vegetahies-New potatoes per Dbl, g Goa
s225; sweet potatoes. S275a3.50; cucum-
bers, per basket. 50a75ci s9ring cab
bage, per bbl 75eas1.25; squash, per crate.
25a50cs string beans, per bbi q G0a2 SO:
lettuce, per basket, s1.00oa1 so; beets, psr
dOZ. punches. 15a30c; rhubarb. per bunch
iika2c; rsdishes, per 100 s2.00; onions, per
Dbl, S1-60a2oo; pease, per Dbl, 3s.5oa4 90;
corn, per doz-, 1Oai5c, tomatoes. 50caS1 90;
green peppers, per Dbl. ti.50a2. 0oi lima beans
per quart. 25a50c.
Live Stock.
Calves-Per h.. Sc; lambs, 7a7l4a
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OF BELGIUM
GOOD BUSINESS MAN

After several meetings with the King
Of the Belgians in reference to the
transfer Of American interests In the
Peking-Hankau railway several years
ago, ]. p Morgan is said to have told
friends that King Leopold was the
greatest business man ne had ever met.
His development Of the Congo was
certainly wonderful personal achieve
ment and he was among the first to
perceive the possibilities of China as a
field for future commerce. In a speech
recently made by his majesty at Ant
werp. he dwelt upon the vast CONNER
cial Importance. OF China under the
agreement of the powers, which guar
antee 1.-The integrity Of its territory and
insure" the open door. - New York
Herald.
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TURKEY AND GREECE
AT DAGGER POINTS
Early Severance of Diplo-
matte Relations Is Conf
IDENTIFY Expected.

CONsTANTINOPLE, Aux Am
early severance Of diplomatic relations
between Turkey and Greece is expected
here today, as a result Of the receipt
by the foreign office OF Greece's reply
TO Turkeys JltimatUn that Greece re-
pudiate Crete's efforts TO recede from
Turkey.
Greece's reply practically repudiates
Turkeys claims by declaring that the
question Of Crete's secession IS a matter
for other powers to determine.
Proof o. the report that England will
back Turkey in the controversy is be-
lieved here to be accommodating. Eng
land wants Crete for an English strong
hold. from which strategic point she
can control the route to India.
For this very reason the other powers
will likely line up In favor OF Greece,
in order to checkmate England
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TONGUE
CEASES HICCOUGHS

DR.. Louis Kolipinski reports the ar
rest OF persistent hiceough by depress-
Ing the tongue A patient was attacked
by hiceough which had persisted for
four days before being seen b. .he doc
tor. He complained OF the fulness IN
his throat, a condition which he thought
the result OF the hiccough.
He was directed to sit up. and with
large spoon handle the tongus was
pressed down and back with steady
force TO allow inspection OF the fauces-
Firm pressure on the tongue with the
hope OF further noting the action of the
palatal muscles was continued, when 20
the doctors surprise and the patients
establishment and Joy the ~ificcough
ceased. When the hiccough returned
tie patient himself stopped It by using
the spoon handle.-LondOn GLOBE
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GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
BLOW TO BALL CLUB.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Aug. 9.-As a
result OF the permanent injunction
granted against the local ball club of
the Central League by the circuit court
against playing the national pastime
within the city limits, the owners OF the
club have placed 1t on the market
IL is claimed that the courts decision
viii hurt the game in this city, and it is
expected the franchise wiH be trans
ferred to some other town in preference
TO selling IT,
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Lanston was the strongest stock on
the list. It sold to the extent of thirty
shares at an advance to 16ss4155s.
Washington Gas was entirely neglect
ed. AS a further evidence of the end
or near-end Of the great buying move
ment this was convincing, and the fact
that stock was offered a point lower,
and the bid price reduced 10 Il was sim
ply cOrrObative.
A sale of Commercial Insurance shares
at 81, and a small lot of Commercial
National Bank az 176h completed the
record.
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e, Reading; and With Smelling Wall Streets Strong Market
DULL DAY IN LOCAL SECURITIES,
FORMER MARKET LEADERS
BEING NEGLECTED.

Today's session on the local stock ex-
change was not prolific in transactions.
The attendance Of members was light
and the recorded sales totaled but 1876
shares Of stock and but one little gas
certificate.
Railway preferred was the leader,
selling 935a TO 9ls4 The common stock
was not traded in, but it was held de-
cidedly firmeT. The asking price was
A. and The best bid 10. This is a nom
ina2 Improvement
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TODAY'S SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

washington Gas Cert. $20o8115.
Washington Railway and Electric,
pfd., 9G921z; $685. 50d92, 50982, 5Od91Ts,
be691st.
Mergenthaler. 10d212.
Lanston, 1Od165s 1Od16lz, 10d1s9s.
Commercial Insurance, 100d5N
After call-Commercial National Bank
661761z.
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FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Hartman & Co.-Think crop report
and Union Pacific meeting tomorrow
Will keep values up. although fractional
mas gone very fast. 1t is good and
healthy. however, and has good ground
work to build upon yet
W B. Hibbs & Co.-Private advices
from Boston this morning say that
Amalgamated VIII cross - this week
Advices are given to buy t. because Of
the holding of Copper prices at this
level by producers, and the intimatiOn
that important developments OF a favor
able character viii appear with the cop
Per producers monthly document.
z. F. Hutton & Co.-Reports coming
to hand at this writing say that the
foreign buying Of stocks Ia this market
both for investment and speculation viii
be larger than ususl during the week
II is said the crop conditions, business
outlook and money prospects will be the
principal factors in this increase in
business for the Street.
A. g. Plant & Co.-Pennsylvania will
spend 100000 improving the lines west
of Pittsburg. jersey Central earnings
average about Is per cent on stock.
Shipments Of iron ore in lake district
will mark records from now until close
OF navigation.
Lewis Johnson & Co.-xondon reports
no definite signs OF tightening Of money.
sentiment remaining cheerful. Pressed
Steel Car strike unchanged but Tin
Plate mills are doing nicely again.
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HEIGHT OF OPTIMISM.

Jones-Is Brown optimistic?
Jacks should say so. / have known
him 70 go into a restaurant without q
penny in his pocket, order a dozen oys-
tiers, and feel sure that be would be
able 20 pay for his bin with q pearl
which he would find IN one Of the oys-
ters.-Stray Stories.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09
ELEVEN DIE OF PLAGUE.

GUAYAQUIL, Aug 9.-During the
month OF July there We're twenty cases
Of bubonic plague reported in this city.
or which eleven died. There We're also
twenty-five cases Of yellow fever report
ed and OF these eleven died
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. r. Hutton q
Co, members New York Stock Exchange.
Thomas l. Hume. manager. 1901 T street
northwest:
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TODAY'S SALES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs &
Co, bankers and brokers, Hibbs Building,
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
ington Stock Exchange, and Chicago Board
Of tradel
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WALL STREET is STILL BULLISH
ON THE GENERAL MARKET.
SOME NEW RECORDS.

NEW YORK, Aug. "a o. m.-The
market is very strong and moderately
active. but at slight recessions from the
high of the session TO this hour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-08-09

Chi. r. l. & P. IS. 81 81 S97s 803s
Inter. Metro. H4's... S3s 81 s3lz S3Ia
Nor Pac. p. I. As. l02sl 1924 1929 1928
Pa Con SIS. 1875. S7R 977s 97k 9T5s
Union Pac. Con. IS. .1l52s 1851 1851 116lz
L. s. s. ID 5's.-.-.-....1O71z los 1917 los
SALE OF STOCK BY HOURS.
Shares 10 II a. m, 800 200.
Shares 10 Il m, 506, 800
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10


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g eintretenben WeItinger ent,
segen. unb in ibrem Son
Hang cine gentle GrIsidtsruns burd,
benz Naeiniein nit peretti entboben au
tperben. Die beiben WGnner iebod
fdienen iebr un%anseusbm beriibrt, ber
cine iiber bic llnterbredung, Der anbere
iiber bic @nipefenbeit elmer britten pers
ion. Sis maben iia nit ~unfreuna'
li9en Yliden.
hi. tomm.n Sic b.nn Der, BE-
rsttig Sd bente. sic finb nod in Der
pfals urb f9peIsen in 9rdutisams>
felisieit."
.Die uebsrraI9uns 1T sano auf
meiner Settle. Sd babe In Sdaftla1
mein Nrbeitsquartier aufgefhlasen.
mitbin gang In Der W1be. Mber bonn
Whenfee Bis bierber 1T Is tein Rabens
tprungs Sic 'iperben Sbre bier bis
fiinf @tunben sema9t baben."
.Stimmt.~
9dtte WOipe ni9t Iebbaft atplouS=
EFT. 10 fourbe iber linen bebriidenoes
Sdpsisea sc!aHet boben. Tenn meo.r
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Sciratbs-Q icen5cn.

&ilinm Sopce, 81; Glln GlarSp,
q. gpplifont, Tobert Sopce, Gr.
421, Stodbolmitr.
Wtor &en5, %, 8%alomo5oo, Wit).
Suoic Shneioer, %. Applifdnt,
George y. Ge2ounep, iun., 9tr. 1927,
S'Tonncuitr.
George ". Son. 35, @ittluer; Sulio
9. Sonterslep, %. Mpplifont, Mr.
der Is. Shmibt, 9tr. 13, Mines nnf-
Zane.
Srebcrid ". Feters, 81; Sranfie &.
Ebiaips, %, Yeioe bon @%oibington,
9. &.
Sorrp 9. Senbed, %. @ittippr; Sc
liza =. Sobnion IS. Npplifaut, Hep.
Marion =. Siror. Nr. 342, 3, Nlpe.
Sobn $. 8eQp, 81, @ittiper, Hor.
iolf, So; M. 2poa Mnoerion, 80.
Mpplifont, George e. &ellp, gtr. 1910,
Moinc.g[pe.
george W. erpfoof, Il, Nr. 43l,
iib.@ilmoritr.; Iuna &. Mitdell,
is.
Glios ". Solpble, %; 2enorc 9.
@orrid, 10, 9eibe bon Sampiteoo,
Mo.
@arrp &. Sboud, 81; Srene s.
Coleman, %, Canton, Mb. Ippli.
font, Sobn $. Sboud, Yer. 347, Glm-
Mpenltc.
Clarence ~. @bceler, Il, Yorfton,
Mo; Clara ". Wielfe, Is, Sanp-
lteoo, Wb.
Soicpb 6. Smith, 81, Nr. 94S, Mis-
ouitbitr, Glteue q. &linefclter, Is.
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Gle ,,,a,s anbers,po Fault,

~infpi5ire man iene nenem 1~Ueif54iDeu, ieim
swtiheu Gatterinf. nab eblpieh. etrahe (25O0
YIod &eitsg aIiinIcre.S frabe). emaiuirte Babe,
Manne mo aussiipg; sanat Srainaae; ~Iieertae
@nners Stcuern: faHoas matte Seden: geftibnl
init sadsIn ansseIeei; NIes cnibaItenb, mas
8u eincm mon 4rnen 3aLs gebort. Breis ber
Sduier elfbEioert No1ars ($I100.00) iebes;
febr n~iebrieer 8rauo3ine. Veoingurgen ben
4dutern angenctm .penlatt.
Wsan rebnte iueftIid gebenoe SapsSsr. Gfeis
trifhe, fteige am terminus ap unb aebe elm
Sdnferaepiert n1roIih. TdbercS bmr6 xgaiter
8. @eSptaL 9auuhtcrnebmer an DIT snb
eteue. (Septf-
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&etmGrftc.

Union Stod DorbS, YittS.
burg ga, 8. Sept. - Minopieb.--
@ofrutb leift, itetia; Choice $50 bis
6.75.
eddie. - Sorrotb gut, itetia;
Frima mctbers $50 bis $50; GunS
unb orbinGre t.50 bis 300; 2Gmmer
4.5O bis $50; Seal Golpe3 800 bis
$50.
Shmeine. - 3ninbr gut, itetia;
Erima idmere S.65 bis S.671a; nit
lere $50 bis $50; ibperc OorferS
$40 bis $50; leitte Dorfers S.t5 bis
$50; 6erfel $50 bis $40; rollhe
500 bis TAO.
Gbicogo, 8. Sept.-Hinopicb.-
3uiubr 1900; Warft i'm augemci.
nen Zoe. bGber; Stiere $50 bis $50;
Giibc $50 bis 500; Minoer $50 bis
600; 9illlen 800 bis 4.S5; aGlber
800 bis 800; Stodcrs urto 6eebers
3.75 bis 5.t5.
Sdmeine.- 3uiubr 1900; Martt
&c. bis Toe. b0bcr; Choice S.45 els
800; Builders 8.45 bis 500; leid)te
9emiid)t $50 bis S.35; Choice leitts
S.35 biz $50; Yading 500 bis S.10,
Serfel 5.25 bis 500; SnliptperfGnip
5u $40 bis S.35.
Sd)oic. - 3uiubr 1900; Worft
itctig; Sdofe 400 bis 800; 2Gmmer
$50 bis 7.G0; SGbrIinge 800 bis
$50.
Cincinnati g., 8. Sept. -
3inopieb. -3uiubr 1868; ilolt; giilc
Clippers 5.25 biz 6.25; oroinarc
TO bis $40.
Sd)tueine. = 3ufllbr 1866; itetiN;
Builders unb Clippers $40 bic
$50; orbinGre 4.75 bis $40.
Sdafe. - 3uiubr $40; felt; TO
bis 4.25; 2Gmmer $50 bis $50,
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0anft clues b0n
NorO.Ganfonsgtrab swii6cn Sairmounf.siUe.
mo BALTIMORE Giraffe. 4rottoir. Seaer unb
Sof cemer:irt: enlaiuirte Waoeiuanne NM
nno Ser Reii ip56entii6, seraSe lpie WSiietbe'
800 9aar uno 500 pro ISOLDE fnufen eine
iener it6n selegenen Yoritaot.s9obnungen. Mr;
Verairoa, Sront.lerrafie, banbeeinaIten Seden
Yarf I'M S!ntergrInoe un6 ollet- Yeanerllib'
feiten. .9auplab 20 Sub TN sou bet 200 Jus;
Wasaons. idbren an Der 1biir borbef,
nc 5uftagen bel 0o,parb 8. stord an Srt
uno SteIle ODER Simmrr SO im Wiutbe roe.
bdabe, ct. YaMl. nno 3agrtte.S traRe.
(Surii6. 1S.3&S)
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81 eesfaAiem:
Sene neuen, fnooernen, 5ipein5dieen Sinfcr
an Qedpertunsslbe., nabe brittle Ctr, SiebIanos
topn, ane : Standardization, gountpss telern.
VreiS- $850.00. WinH nebine SparrofpS Hoint
nnb Sdtrmnmnfs 9be. GIeftrif6e. NdbereS bct
@alter g.. Hetttta( ~ DIT nnt efeae.
Waupiite 100 SUB tief. (Septi-)
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Wit gerimaer Nn3ahIuna

unb Iet6ten. 3abIuneS.8ebinennaen inb ioI
geIee GompIeIe fofort ~ perfalien: 5 M6er
i;n VS. s ss zee, n ~ L & si W. i. re n asss.' j = s sc,
an $50 pro Mder; 10 Aaer 81 SIS vgs Mder
GU M6er 5i $12 pro N6er, bel
a,uun.. 4er'aeS1 Sessnasss,
III NorosGbarIess Gtrabe.
(Gept1, 1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-10

3eitgemdB s. n@iepiel ipiiroe
Die 0eroffentlibung oieier Gerlo.
brngs : Mn5eige in Sbrem 9latte TO-
lten?" .Gtipa 5ebn Warf; i'm
announcement natiirliH GrmdBigung."
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Waltimprc &arftberidtc.

Baltimore 8. September 1909.
Mcbl. - 3uiubr 2O,56S SGiicr.
einidlicBlid) 1864 SGiier 81 Occult.
Foint uno 1898 Sdiier 5l Caution.
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Verfdnie ouf Der bn1,aen gffeften
Borie.
FIRST CALL.

G4A0x VAlx
30 GonfoTibateo Cotton 2nef 3D.. 81
80 Gent Gas 6 g II. g 9fb........ ss
% Conf Gas g g II. g pfS. ....... SO
$1,000 Gonfofiodteb @ns 4Ker ......,. 95K
$4,000 llniieb RhiIwabs 4er ........... -
1000 seaboaro Fir Cine 4er. ........ 80
10000 @arbIano II. Venna @inf....... 90
10000 MarpIanb II. Renna giuf. ...... 90.
1000 Baltimore Gil, 3Ner ........... Osla
80 llniteo aps Soc Ger (eeripp. go. So
SECOND CALL.
80 Union 7rnft 60 .............. 10
$4,000 Baltimore Gitp 31ser 1880 ...... 93E
1000 5airmout II. Glarfs Irae ter. 90
1000 5airmont II. 0Iarfs tract 5er... 98N
1000 llniteb SpS giuf :. ......... 5s,s
5000 Cotton 9nef Ger. SIX
5000 gse't Bireinia Central Ger. $50. .iO2
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Steacgetah:
Sin MIC fudt Nrbeit ais erfic ODER 5peift
Sono. Nn66uirnaen bel Martin Wilder, Hr,
21f2, WHra.str., SWif6en Treftcns mo giooic'
Gtrabe. t252-3)
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SteQengcinde.


SteGegeiu6.
Gin outer Bidder itdbi eincr ftetieen Elnt
Wian a%orefire: NJ. 81" Sffite brs ,6prreippn'
beuteu." $3.50
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MnftiDnS.T nseigcn.

Spesicl! Spesieq!
Seppid)e = Hmgs - leppide.
Grher efriant Der cation.
Sud)grabigc meme nmisit" Ieppid)e.
&crfamf morgcn, Samitag, II. Sept.,
1890 YurmittagS,
II Nuro-G ibertp-S trahe.
Seriouit weroen: @ttpa 500 9eppi6e ino
Rhes HobaI s8iItons. aIminiter. Uloaueffe.
Vobe Bruiiels, 3opeitrie nno Snernin - neu
uno eipds benutt. Siefe ySaaren peroen our
5nfpeftiou auf Dem Subbooen aussebreitet nub
heren WiaaB aneeaebeu, Yrinat @uer gaaB.
WV AuRcroem
mad BEN Seppidr@erfau
Gin immeniss giortiment neuer uno &c.
brahfter Nipbel. geri1ui poftip,
(253) Z. y. Tpbars, @ufiionator.
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Gutter Hat6. = rSeitoem i)
perlobt bin. baben lid mir aqeJrem.
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