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Everybody is Satisfied.

Il has been pleasant duty to me TO
trach this school. and feel that my ser
vices have been duly appreciated. |
have found this school TO be one among
the NEST pleasant that il has been my
lot to teach during period Of fourteen
years experience The pupils have at
all times proved themselves To be studicus
obedient and gentle in every respect for
which they deserve great credit. This
gratifying condition Of your school, is
not due to my own efforts alone, for " hile
| have laborcd earnestly to give your
school all the advantages offered by a
.it.rict school, you. my dear friends,
have aided and encouraged me by YOUR
Kind words of appreciation and by the
manly acts OF kindness that Is SO seldom
bestowed upon teacher. The fact that
yon have helped me so generously in the
school for the short time that | have la
bored among you makes me anxious for
smother term here at time not very far
distant | am very sorry that | can noi
accept your school for the fall and winter
but the people of Marbel Front have al
ready employed NE. Allow me to thanl,
YOU for yopr hearty supportiU this school.
Nv thoughts Shall often wander back t.
this school and the pleasant memories
will tend to encourage me in other fields
Of labor.
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The Labot QuestIon.

Our text FOR tonight says; "Crv aloud
and spare netT shall not be like some
ministers N the division OF my text.
Firstly they take text, Secondly, they
leave it, and Thirdly they never return 10
IT, But shall stick to my text. The
conditions OF labor in this our land are
fearful New measures arc constantly
arising but they are generally money
making SCENTS for the rich and are q
detriment to the poorer class Of people
The ideal government is Of the people for
the people and by the people. But it
has sadly been degraded. Our liberty
and happiness in great measure have
been taken from Us If we study the
Constitution OF the United States and be-
hold the liberty and happiness that il
promises and then turn TO the study of
trusts of the world we can see in mo-
ment that all the liberty and happiness
promised if there be any, beiongst TO the
rich and the poor are deprived Of il.
It is q plain fact that this is government
OF trust and not Of the people. for the
people and by the people For very few
possess the wealth of this nation in their
hands The individual who barely makes
living by hard toll is mere slave.
He only exists while the few fare sum
ptuously every day and arc not tired at
night on account Of their days toll.
The poor man and woman do the hard
labor and the rich reap the benefit. The
poor are driven 10 greater poverty while
the rich are made richer. Then ask
do the poor of our land enjoy equal
right of happiness with the rich?
How can they when they are slaves for
the richy Corporations, trusts and
greed are ruling our fair land and not the
common people. This county has grand
resources, but who gets the greatest ben
eft of them? The rich Of course. Why
are not some of the great factories and
many mines etc. in the Z. S. running to-
day! Because the money Kings have the
money tied up. Why are there so many
people going TO the bad No employment
Senator Engels says that there arc 1000
900. seeking work and finding none anc
that there are now 4, 4,OO0, 900 unemployed
Our nation surely has chronic diseas,
and is in great distress. Our sympathie.
are aroused when we see the poor in thC
streets picking up crumbs out Of thu
waste baskets, in order that they might
live II is disgrace to our boasted free
land TO have such a report 90 aboard tC
other nations. Twenty five years age
ouly one farm out OF one hundred wa:
under mortage Now more than twenty
five out Of each hundred are under mort
gage Is not this oppression to the farm
er who gets nothing but production for
his wages? Corporate and individual
greed IS the prime cause; then corpo
, ratious. trusts and combinations ought tt
b4 wiped of the face Of the earth
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Farm For Sale

$50 acres Of fne bottom land; 81 miles
fron Emmett; so acres under cultisA-
'ioA; Is acres set to the choicest bearing
fruit trees aud absolutely free from scale
or other diseases and finely situated to ~
protected from frost; 10 0acrss set to mead
ow aud water-right in Last Chance Ditch
goes with the lands title clear rs per
acre. Call oa or addess The INDEX OK
f. {. Blanchard. Emmett, Idaho.
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Your Teacher.
Dist SO.
GENERAL NEWS

On Cape Brcnton. the Californian mine
AZ Grace Bay. Blew up on June l6 Kill
ling II men the cause WAS the accumul-
alton OF gas in the old workings.
Captain Bancroft has again taken
charge Of the Bancroft Hotel in Boise.
Idaho. He will Welcome his old friends
and new customers as we'll. That is the
placc to put up when in Boise.
Al San Fernado the rebels 5000 strong
attacked Gen. McAuthur who waited
fire until the rebels were at distance OF
900 Yards the first fire from the Ameri-
can guns hit the rebels who returned the
the fire in wild manner. The Americans
appeared to enjoy the fight as they drove
the insurgents away. 1t was reported
that Aguinaldo planned the fight.
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TAKE NOTICE

There is a soap factory in Boise City.
They manufacture the WHITE ROSE
OPAL and SAVON SOAP; also CAPI-
Toll TAR and COCOA TOILET SOAP.
1t IS of excellent quality, and you will
get good bargin by ruying at the fac
tory. All farmers are urged to try it.
The Boise Soap Co.,
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Astray

One bay horse 15l hands, weight 1870
lbs, white in face, large saddle marks.
box brand on left shoulder, in good order.
may go TO Salubria- S ) on delivery.
II. c. Riggs. Sr.
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The Emmett mine at Pearl is being de-
veloped by Mr.. Blaine and Collins They
have gone in with Il tunnel about 256 it.
They are in the foot wall OF the Eumett
vane and expect grand strike soon.
They expect to put in blow pipe for
air and Car. They will lay off \ while
then proceed again.
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M/AHrED--sEvEBAL rRUsrwORrHY Prr
w Soas in the stare u manage our bushes In
their own and nearby eaaluties II is mainly Of
ice work conducted at horne. Salary straight
asoo year aud expenSes-dedntee bantiide. no
more, no less salary. Monthly ss5. References.
Enclose Self-adtressed stamped envelope. Her
hsri Z. Hess Prest Dept. NJ. Chicago.
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Agent

A great food has been doing consitei-
able damage in Ohio, Mansfield was six
feet inder water and The result was
great loss Of property.
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Latest News Of Emmett and
Vicinity
Wool is reported 10 be selling At 10 10
10 ceuts at Caldwell.
Read what Mr.. thinner says in his ad.
in the Index.
Ifyou want TO buy Sewing Machine
cheap call at this Office.
See the ad of our new butcher sh op
You can buy your beef at home.
There will be preaching at Ola June
25ih morning and evening by the pastor.
DR., G. T. JONES is the resident DEN
TlST at Emmett, Idaho. Call on him.
The thermometer registered Friday
and Saturday los degrees. That is pref
" hot for Emmett.
Remember that the only place in Boise
City you can get the BEST FLOUR, the
Big T, is at the American Grocery.
Mr. A. Myers who got his foot mashed
with log at Dry Buck some two Or
three weeks ago, is able 10 be out on
crutches
Mrs. Atkinson and children took the
train at Caldwell Tuesday for Ontario,
Oregon, where she will visit with old
friends.
Rev. A. Housed will preach at the ~
&. Church in Emmett next Sunday June
. at l. o'clock \ II. All are invited to
attend.
Mr.. Plowman is drawing the framing
material from Dry Buck for his new saw
nll which will be located al the Marsh
bridge on the Payette river.
Mrs. F. E. Stanley and Mrs Will Ian
sroise went to the Basin Monday with
Mr. e. J. Crawford. The women will
Join their husbands who are ut work In
the Basin.
President Mckinley is making visit
the S)uih. He attended the 90 n
nencement exercises at Holy Oke, Mass
Iune 20.
Thos. Murphy who has been working
for Mr.. Nipper, called at the Index oiIic'
the other day and paid for three subscrib
ers to the Index. He has been sendin,
it to his friends. May others do like
wise.
Mr. Walker Of Grain Greek and Mis-
Isabella Cramcr OF Ola were united il
marriage June II at the brides parent
By Judge Lewis Of Grain creek. Quit,
Il number of Olaites were present. W
wish them much joy and prosperou
and happy journey over the sea Of life.
Through some mistake in the count O
the paper Company we were about 50 o
70 papers short last week; so some Of GU
exchanges went short. Hope it will nc
occur again.
For SALE-My room furniture and 4,
lures. They may be examined At Di
Clymer's office. For terms and partict
lars address II. A. Pugh. Sweet, ldah,
H. A. Pugh
Read carefully the ad. in the Index {
the American Grocery Of Boise Idaho
Give them cali.
Land proofs and filings can BE- made b.
fore Probate Judge at Caldwell and MOI
ey saved; write him for instructions
We offer to all old subscribers who WI
pay up and to all new subscribers, II
Index from May until Jan 1900, foe 75cl
in advaLce.
WanIed-The people of Emmett an
vacinity when in Boise to 70 to 1915 Il
St. to buy Alfred Pcats wall paper.
F. + reel
Agent
A great food has been doing consite
able damage in Ohio. Mansfield was ST
feet lnder water and The result was
great loss Of property.
O.
Astray.
One bay horse 15l hands, weight 70,
lbs. white in face, large saddle mark
box brand on left shoulder. in good or,le
, .-..
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OFFICERS Of REBEKAH LODGE.

Noble Grand, Emmsroy Carpenter.
Vice Grand-Emma Banks.
Rec. Sec. Della Newly
Fin. Anna HAYES.
Tres Mrs NJ. J. Lewis.
r. S. u. G. James Barrett.
L. s " G. F. Carpenter.
r S. V. G. Hattie Oakes
L. 5. v G. Jennie Kingman.
Warden Rose Blanchard.
Conductor Dora Clymer
Chaplin Maud Bayse.
I. CIV. r. Adams.
o. G.-Eugene Clymer.
ALCOHOL PREVENTS REMOVAL or
WASTES.
ETHYL alchol in the blood iutcrfers with
the ripening of the crude IN terials de-
rived from the food l. diminisnes the
mobility of the corpuscles. removes oxy-
gen from the h@moglobin. and hinders
the elimination of the c1IbOu and nitro
gen wastes. HenSe the blood becomes
laden with crude materials. tissue wastes
and tissue poisOls.
The Voice Of Science.
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|. S. Pfost of Sweet,
Idaho,

has 10 acres Of land for sale, for Sl2a in
trade. Some less in cash The land is
near Emmett. Idaho. A cheap place.
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MORE LOCALS.

DR.. Hunt made trip to Boise the first
Of the week.
Dr. Hunt is still in Emmett and ready
TO ill all calls.
Mr.. E. womack left Emmett Thursday
for Elko, Nevada.
A lot OF new mowers have arrived at
Geo Ltlle's Hardware.
Cook and the Brown Bros. are deliver
ing coal at Emmett for six dollars Ter
ton.
Miss Portie r. Bradford OF Boise is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs. Allen Of this
town.
Messrs. w. r. Cartwright aud +. T.
Bowers Of this place went to Boise We'd
nesday.
Drop IN and see what bargains Clint
Brown will make you on fu niture right
here at home.
The lumber is being hauled 20 lay a
new floor on the bridge across the Pay
ette at Marsh.
Mr. J. ". Barrett is having lumber
hauled and will put fence around his
lot this week
Mr.. Blaine begins to lay the new floor
on the bridge across the PayetJe river at
Marsh Friday.
The Last Chance Ditch Company met
at Emmett Saturday and attended 70
special business.
Mr. W. ". MucNeill, who is represent
ing The Idaho Statesman. WAS in En-
NETT Wednesday and Thursday and call
ed at the Index office.
Mr. D. W C. Brown has his new FUR
niture store well filed with all kinds of
furniture. He IS selling at reasonable
rates Give him an order
Mrs. NJ. E. Smith will serve Ice Cream
Saturday 1t the same stand where she
was on Decoration Day.
! o.
For RENT or SALE will rent one or
all the rooms in my large house or will
trade the property for sheep or cattle.
Dan Regpn, Emmett, Idaho.
For SALE-A good work team, har-
ness aad wagon, or hack. for sl2j cash.
\ cheap bargin for some one. For par
ticulars inquire at INDEX office.
a birthday party was given to Miss
Nellie Waters at her parents home in
Emmett Saturday. It was her eighth
birthday. Anumber of children about
her age were invited. Ice cream anc
cake were served, and indeed they hac
very pleasant time
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MRS Mary NJ. Hunt has quit my bed
and board with out provication or cause
and | viii. not be responsible for any
debts accumulated by her And any per
son who owes me for professional servi-
ccs are forbidden to pay her any OF my
accounts and if they do they will be com.
PEELED to pay il to me again. When she
was leaving ME gave her all had aud
s25 in cash, except my proFessioua out
fl. cid all could TO have her Stay but
no doubt other parties interIerrd.
told her il was better for us to live TO.
gether but she would not.
DR.. :. p. Hunt.
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Married-In this city. June 10. 1899.
at the residence Of the brides mother.
Miss Mollie +. Howell Mr.. James Stuart
The ceremony was performed By Rev. C.
L. Surbcr. The couple left in the after
noon for Emmett. their future home
Statesman.
The newly married couple arrived in
Emmett Tuesday evening and are com
fortabls located in Mr.. Stanley residence
The good people Of this place give them
a welcome and wish them long, prosper
U aud happl ,ife.
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1925 Main St
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-23

For SALE-A good work team, har-
ness and wagon, or hack. for 1925 cash.
\ cheap bargin for some one. For par
ticulars inquire at INDEX office.
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A birthday party was given to Miss
Nellie Waters at her parents home in
Emmett Saturday. It was her eighth
birthday. Anumber of children about
her age were invited. Ice cream and
cake were served, and indeed they had
i very pleasant time
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-06-23

Read carefully the ad in the Index OF
the American Grocery Of Boise Idaho
Give them cali.
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For SALE-My room furniture and Ak
lures. They may be examined At DR..
Clymer's office. For terms and particu-
lars address II. A. Pugh. Sweet, Idaho.
H. A. Pugh
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WanIed-The people of Emmett and
vacinity when in Boise to 70 TO 1915 7th
st. to buy Alfred Pcats wall paper
f. + Eeem
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Thos. Murphy who has been working
for Mr.. Nipper, called at the Index Office
the other day and paid for three subscrib-
ers TO the Index. He has been sending
it to his friends. May others do like
wise.
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Senaeigi.

Guibina, Nebr.: Yrs. Autou GIien os W.
Sprenien l 3Rppe.
ct. 9aul, Nebr.: Utrs. 8. Yeterien ] Be
trGf.
5iscns, 9a.: Mrs $. 6. 5anien ? 4noer.
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TRpper, 2 2agener. 2 4noer. 2 Betr9t.
Gil Soru, ga: Mrs. gbr. 3Derien 19ppe )
Wirs. 8. Bonien | IRppe.
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Huoer. A BetrRf.
8lopmina 9rairie, WinH.: &pinoerne |
Brorions Wigb. 2 Ynoer, 9 BetrRf, 3
Tnpper, 9 Blankets.
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2agener, 4 getrGf; Uirs. $. y. Utaoien
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Gggert 6enrifIen / E9ppe, 2 Ha9ener;
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forenins 3 30pper.
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tens Nlgbs. apinoeforeniHssr: Wrs. y.
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NDr GpinDer.

prof. peteriens German Remedy"
for RuiuoeipgoOmme sr bet sneiie Ulios
bel. Tom CT fuloltanois s%arantsret til at
belbreos. Benns Weoiein CT lite til
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Dos Iotale Agenier. Deriom inaen
Agent fnoes Gsres RubOIus, ftrip bo
til os sttsr en- 5Iafs eIsr en- fuIb aasie.
gris pr. 6loifs sl.25 eaer 9 5Ioifer for
50 90. Gsriom 8s ienosr otter 9
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gipsr ri en- ff~rifiIig @Gronti. at FANNIE
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press Ordre, Money Order euer rs9i.
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prof. 3. 6. peferieu,
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Blair % Ome9u.


@n 3ernbansbro no9Ie WRiI 8eit for
RIah branbte fOrIeoen. Os GOseus mel.
Itm 95smOnt % 9Iair bIsUe beruto for
fctlot.
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ii6nolfuteu p~rabitet opsr @mnst: Be-
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2iener og Rriiti @uanseI;um at ssre2
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bog beIt til Sioe for at e~ritOtte Osns
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paa YrRoiseltolen.
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bait apOtet Der i 9pen, reiier nu til
fstamub meo Gle tine Mepicinsr. %
6arnbdm d 5omon Hgttsr IND
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aPOtstsrfOrretnins.
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| RennOrO belle 0aSeu. Os Here at pore
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ratO Ssnfen praOiteoe Der / Blair
ON 6otmtooagen.
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opsr Sfolen benz nuuRreuoe Stittelie
os beres Gro paa. al nj faa en- ri9ti9
ffen 8inier Aar".
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Sroinatiou.

aIIebeI9ensfenoas b. 5. Nos
pembsr, Climb. 81. 3 pracis)
oil meo Subs 9iaIp Uar. u. .. $ am
en-. Cand. theol. ira Sriniiaiis Ssmi.
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ltssnisbeostirts paa d. Aba
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andre pile tale.
aas ere psltomnsl Iilrsiienbs beoss
msIbe osres ROmms til unoertesneos.
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beguHoet III VtHterfermiu Dell lie 2t
cembel. Stolm bar 0 te fofie g9tere o.
gGreriuber.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. fForbereoeno9.
COLLEGE DEPAR fMENT. tClassi-
cal Course.)
NORMAL COURSE. For teachers
county and state certiiicates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. Book
keeping, shorthand, and typeWriting,
etc.
5anif @prog. sitieratur % 6ilt8rie.
llobannelie al sGrere % egreriuotr ior ben
DaHiis B8rH itole.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT.
5ogeotas opsr Si5slei. piitofie o9 sities
raiur.
1folen er / oue Wdaoer prafiili og tbs
i%pareiloe uOfinret ~ IomanosuRrtlier usb
steam heath.
nor unoeruisnins 6Ot os gOai II Dollars
ON T}aonebeH q u5sr).
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Blair. 9lebr.
SfrIo eiter aataloe.
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1 5Rppe; N}rs. J. 3enien 2 9agener;
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len 1 39ppe; Nfrs. d. % u. Seeritop
5qppe; Mrs. y. 9briitenien 2 9aeener;
W1rs. Saus 8rorlon ? gaaener; Mrs.
9els Dtaoieu 4 8etrnf Nirs. BERNHARD
8eterien 4 Blankets; Ntrs. SBren Be
terien 4 Blankets, Mrs. y. @rItieu ?
Betr9f; Nirs. 3. 5nnge 2 qngeuer; Wirs.
9tels Braher 2 9agener, Nrs. 9nuo 8as
muslen 1 &uoe. ? 8etrRt.
Qloen, Ntinn. Mrs. 5emming 6anien ?
guoer, 2 8eirat; Mrs. Sens 6auien 2
Blankets Mrs. u. Is. Damien / Tpppe.
albert Sea, M2inn.: Ntrs. =. u. Sisbp 1
3pppe; Mrs. z. Glen l 8Rppe; 4fiis
Anna 9%briltenlen l 3nppe; atrs. SmeHo.
len / 5Gppe, . 9ageaer. ! Buoe. , Setrpt
g1rs. 8. y. 5enien 1 4noe. ! SetrRs
Nsrs. 6. 60msr , 8uoer, Mrs. Y. Sen.
len 4 gageuer. 4 8efrRf; 0irs. 9. s. 0an.
len 2 Blankets; NRrs. Ole Slien
59ppe, 2 Yuoer, 4 8etr9t ? 9asener.
ar. Auter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-10-25
&pttteringer.
Gil SfOlen / Blair:

Omaha, gfebr. 6enrp 9arien $1,000
minneapolis. Mimi: 6. Anluno, J.
q. ). RaHn. bp. So l.. 8. Yeoeriei
500
Brorion aRgb.. Minn. Sens u. 5as
muslen, arlItian 3itleuieu, Better
2ino, 6asmus Miller, Garl Ras.
musien, Nirs. Iiis 4eierien, bp. 81;
%. Rielieu, 4eter g~iielien, 9iis Be
terien, NartinGielleH bp. 81; Wor.
ten Gtellen 50; o. Glen 50c..... 1850
SpatonHa Wfgby Winn.: glrs. e.
Wt1iamIeH ......... ....... LOO
Glt 5pru. Ga: 4rof. y. g. Big 1880
Gotldno, 0ebr. Qiels panien 500;
Ole aarien S. .................. $500
Eibfolb, isis: 1ngoomsforenin9en
S25; Haltor 3. lnnrup s25, ...... 5000
Glba. Gebr.: {. 6. Sanien ...... 200
RiHgite6, So. era Dc uIge CIR. 9aas
fen. Geo. Sobnien. y. 6. 3abl
gnne Neue. bo. SOC; Sens Semen,
g. 8. Shmiot. libra Noreuben.
5S. 81; Rif1iiHe 0dnleH 25c $3.50. 5.25
S~a3elpooo. Wtinn. Carl Bnno9anro
81; Sans 6. Nielleu s.. ....... 600
RorthielD, Mimi: y 4eterien 1000
9ureoo, Mo.: Mr. 8. 3ope ...... 800
Sefpen. 60, aaroline Reterien 200
Council 8lufs. 3a.; 5reo. Peterien
"a. 6. sill s. 900
Marcus Bed,
0nnifPPus Rdeierer. Ntair 4ebr.
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meoe 8eltasere. - Bar %5eltommsn.
8. @tielrn.
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6orm 0ojifole,
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aal ben lie December 1899.
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Begunoere og Diosrstomne.
Sfolsn bar 8 eGrere.
BetaIins for unberuisnins, Rot,
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Seno Ell 2 @ts. 5rimGrte for StOlens
Rotalo9.
Jnbmelbslfsr mOotases, Os n9rmers
Splpsninser siues at
y. 2. Zig.
glt 9ora. Sbelbp 80, "a.