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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
FATAL FIRE IN WASHINGTON.
One Life Lost in Burning Of Mer.
chants Hotel.

Washington. Electric wires started
a fire in the Merchants Hotel
4S5 Pennsylvania avenue, which
spread rapidly, causing panic among
the guests, several of whom jumped
from the windows. One person wa.
killed and four severely injured.
The dead: L. f. Henry, 48 years OF
age, suffocated
The injured: Stephen Collins, pro-
prietor of the hotel, both legs badly
burned deep burns on neck, burned
about face and arms; condition very
serious, but not necessarily fatal.
w. B. Catchings, Of Kentucky, back
sprained, legs and right side bruised
injuries caused by jumping from win
dow. W. B. Ketchum, of Connect.
cut bruised by falling donwn stairs.
The fire was extinguished with slight
JOSS.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
THE DUTY OF MOTHERS.

What suffering frequently results
from mother's ignorance or more
frequently from a mothers neglect to
properly instruct her daughter
Tradition says woman must suf-
fer" and young women are so taught.
There is little truth and great deal
Of sxaggeration in this. If a young
woman suffers severely sA3 needs
treatment, and her mother should see
that she gets it.
Many mothers hesitate TO take their
daughters TO physician for examina-
tion but no mother need hesitate to
write freely about her daughter or
herself to Mrs. Pinkham and secure
the most efficient advice without
charge. Mrs. Pinkhams address is
Lynn, Mass.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
UNSUCCESSFUL BLACKMAILER.
Senator Clark's Son Ordered to Give
Up $5, 900.

Butte, Mont.-The police officials
have made public the details of an
attempt to blackmail Charles w.
Clark, son of Senator w. A. CLARK,
out of So, 600. Mr. Clark few days
ago received letter directing him to
send the money in small bills to
Wyoz,' Butte postoffice. The black
mailer added Significantly that he
was a dead-shot. The letter was
turned over to the postoffice authori-
ties. The general delivery window
was watched for several days and
firally a.small boy called fora package
addressed to "Wyoz. He was ar
rested and questioned. He said a
masked man had given him twenty
five cents to call for the package. He
proved his innocence completely.
The blackmailer is still at large.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

Mrs. August Pfalzgraf, Of South
Byron, Wis, mother of the young lady
whose portrait we here publish, wrote
Mrs. Pinkharl in January, 1899, saying
her daughter had suffered for two
years with irregular menstruation =
had headache all the time, and pain n
her side, feet swell. and was generally
miserable. Mrs. Pinkham promptly
replied with advice, and under date of
March, 1899, the mother writes again
that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound cured her daughter of ali
pains and irregularity.
Nothing in the world equals Mrs.
Pinkham's great medicine for regu-
lating woman's peculiar monthly
troubles.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
NATCHEZ ELECTRIC LINE.

Natchez, Miss. -Messrs. George
Ross of Chicago. s. A. Duncan of At
lanta, Ga, James z. George and #.
8. Mordaunt of Vioksburg, were here
making preliminary survey of the
oity with view of putting in an
electric street railway system. They
left for vicksburg, but will return
this week. They visited the two local
electric light plants and it is possible
that bid for one or both plants will
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
P. & D. MCLEOD,
GIacksmiths and WhasIWrlghts.
Building and Rer airing Los
Carts SpeOialtv.
AGENTS WANTED.

Live. active men and women can
earn from IS to $40 day by can
vassing tor Frank @. Careelts7's
book, "SOUTH AMERICA; SOCIAL,
INDUSTRIAL AND POLITICAL. I"
This book is just ont and is having en-
enormous sale. Every body wants 1t.
As it Is being sold by subscription
only, we desire representatives who
are hustlers to introduce the work in
your territory. Most liberal terms.
Write today for terrific ry ana full par
ticulars to
The Sheffield Publishing Company,
II Akron, Ohio,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
AGENT WANTED.

We want live. active representa-
tive In your territory at once to en-
gage in q very profitable business
General and local agents wanted.
From $5 to $40 a day. Advanced rap
idly. Good references reonired. Those
ont Of employment or wisbing to bet
ter themelves address.
Department K, Corner Perins and
Union Sts.,
Il Akron, Ohio.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

Egow,s I'hisl
We offer One Hurdr Dollars Reward for
say case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halle Catarrh Cure.
f. J. OHBEx1 & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersignod, have known Y. J. Che
nay fer tAe last Is years, and believe him per
fsstly honorable in all business transacttons
asd financially able to carry out any oblga-
tea made by shoir firm.
wHsr & TRxAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toiedo,
Ohio.
wALD1Be, EINNAS & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous slts@s
tsees Of the system. Price Tbc. por bottt--
Sold BY all Druggists Testimonials free.
Hsn's Family Pills are the best.
The new Senator from Utah, Thomas
Eearns. was eaes lekorsT.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
LATE WIRE FLASHES
Cream of Telegraphic
News for Our Readers.
GLEANINGS OF INTEREST
Happsaingssf General Interest on Land
and Ssa-.Crines and Casualties
Briefly Noled.

The Dutch minister Of war has re-
signed.
Sir Edwin Arnold's eyesight is
failing.
King Edward hiss resumed cycling
and taken up fencing.
Three volunteer regiments sailed
from Manila for home.
Nearly 5000 troops sailed from
southampton for South Africa.
The expenses of Queen Victoria S
funeral amounted to 35, 900 pounds.
The Beers have cat the telegraph
wires between the eastern provinces
and Natal.
Because Of the plague. negroes have
been prohibited from riding in street
ears at Cape Town.
Census returns give the popula tion
Of India as 294, 900, 900, an increase of
1000, 900 in ten years.
The proposed Droulede-Buffet duel
has been declared off because of tho
vigilance Of the authorities.
The Dry Dock and Ship Building
Company of Pensacola, with $500, 600
capital, has been Incorporated.
The Bank Of fernando, at Herman
DO, Miss, was robbed of $500 by four
men, who blew open the safe.
An attempt to blackmail Charles
W. CLARK, son Of Senator Clark Of
Montana, out Of s., 900 failed.
The international chess match be-
tween Great Britain and America
will be played April 10 and 30.
I. r. Grfln has applied to the
treasury department. for the position
Of naval officer at New Orleans.
A British commission will be sent
to the west coast Of Africa to investi
gate the sanitary conditions there.
All the American troops with the
exception Of guard Of $50 men will
leave China for Manila the last Of
April.
The United States has given official
recognition to Great Britain's annex
alton Of the Boer repu blics in South
Africa.
The program for the meeting at
Pass Christian, May 81, of the Mis-
sissippi Press Association has been
announced.
Shamrock will decorate King Ed
wards dining table and the royal
palace at Berlin in honor of st. Pat
riok's Day.
A negro woman suspected of rob-
berry was taken from her home in
Smith county, Tenn, by q mob and
shot to death.
Peru has withdrawn her minister
from the Chilian capital as result
Of the boundary dispute between the
two countries.
The tax payers of Shreveport voted
TO issuee 800, 900 of 4 per cent TWEEN
ty-four-year bonds for public I'M
provements.
With the Missouri Pacific as
nucleus, the Goulds are said to be
planning a gigantic southwestern rail
road scheme.
Lord Wolseley, former commander
in chief, replied to the criticism Of
former war secretary, Lord Lands
downe, in the House of Lords.
A movement has taken definite
shape to establish near Atlanta colo
ny Of several thousand negroes, who
propose to have community of their
own.
Fifty thousand persons viewed the
body of ex-President Harrison as it
lay in state in the capitol building
at Indianapolis from l 10 p. m. to 10
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
THREE TRAINMEN KILLED
In Collision Between Illinois Cen.
trail Freights.

Paduoah, Ky-A head-end collision
occurred between freight trains at
Clay switch, twenty seven miles be-
low here, Friday morning on the H.
hnois Gen tral. Engineer Joe Dichey,
of Paducah; AIRY Newman, of New
bern, Tenn, and Fred Hamlet, Of
Fulton, were killed. Engineer ]. j.
Bornschein of this city; w. H. Ha-
zalton, an engineer learning the road
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

George Wright, a steamboat mate,
was sentenced at Helena, Ark, TO two
years in United States prison for
clubbing negro deck hand.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

PursAm EADnxass Dxzs DO ret spot, streak
sr gire yosa< goods an us.erenly dysa appear
suss Ssld by al dnasxists.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

Dogs In Hamburg are taxed according
to sHe-the bigger the dog the bigger the
tax.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

Pho's O~ss san>ot be teo highly spoken of
~ a cough euFSs-J. ". OBsfKS, S3a Third
Avenus. H.. Minneapolis. MINI. Jan. s. 1900.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

The population of New Mexico is 1885,
3le, an increase of Ea per cent.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22
When You buy Ink

get Carter's and you will get the best every
time. ''Inklines" free. Carter Ink Co., Boston.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

There are 32e, zoo maid servants in Lon
Ian
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

Fifty thousand persons viewed the
body of ex-President Harrison as it
lay in state in the capitol building
at Indianapolis from l 10 p. m. to 10
D. m
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1901-03-22

A movement has taken definite
shape to establish near Atlanta a colo
ny Of several thousand negroes, who
propose to have q community of their
own
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-08
gIaBe nnn aQeemeinem SntereHe.

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Gltp 9aQ - NOrtb< u. GeEinstons
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1bamber Of Commerce - { 'uis
ban. unb MatsrftroBt.
Neues 9sri1tsgebduDe - 5apsttss
unb 81. QaulitraBe.
PoItsebduoe - 5dpettez uno Gal'
bertitraB,.
Marplanb : SnTtitut - 8oItimarss
uno 3arriionfraBe.
GUAM : place = 9dupt : promes
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tion, @entral : 9ebGube - G6arless
uno SaratosaitruBs.
Ntaoemls Der Naturalization -
5rantlln< unD GatbeoralfraBe.
Carroll : Part unD bas aite Wobn.
hdus BON @barlss Carroll bon Gar.
roQton = Wldn nebnN bic Columbia.
spenue : Wagaons.
Oeutf6e @lub zQpfaIe
u@ermania : Mdnner6or," 2om6orbz.
nabe @utanz StraBe.
u9ermania : Club" Sdpettez, nobe
gutap<StraBs.
,5armonie : Geianaperein," Jabettee,
nabe PacazStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-08
@ine fnnnncrnpue 8nr.

9OpurO, pu., q. SUM 1900.
III. g. arnp C NuDp su6lst Co., "
81. II, OTz14. StruBs, N.=g.
Meine 9srren! - Sd I4reibe s.
men obermals unb t0nnen Sic na9
8elisben irgenb psl9en @ebruu3 bon
bieTsm 8riefe MAIDEN. Sd E4rie6
s56ren DOR Ginger 3eit, oaB meme
Srau Iebr magenteiDenO fei, uno baB
SIRE Sabletg rbr fs6r quite 0tenIte Isiz
fteten. Sd made Sbnen nunmebr bic
Mittbeilung, ouB meine 5ruu poGz
ftdnoig es6eilt gu Iein i6sint na9 benz
@ebrau9e S6rer Sablet5 tpd6renb
ni6t gang apei Monaten, 6ei elmer
Nusgabe minerIeits bon ni6t me6r,
als $1,OO, tpogsgen ih in ben sBtsn
Is Sabren mebrere 9unoert Dollars
fir Qsr5te uno MeDifamente berausz
dabte, o6ns irgenb pei6s ginIfigsn
GeIultats. sd isnOe Sbnen s~inliegeno
$500, fir tpeIde sic mir giitigit Sdz
bets 3uIenben poaen. OieIelben iiro
ni6t fir mid, meine 5rau ge6rau6t
iis ni6t mebr; oieIelbsn Iino fir bes
Treunoete P~erIonen.
Willtam 81. 9opfins.
Don allen I~pot6etern perfau5t ODER
9sgen YoItna4nabme BON % @ents
3ugeTanot. OFT. "a
gu 6aben uno empFoblsn bon s 0.
90. 8oGbepeb, Nr.2 Srebrridz NDe.
Comic in Sa6liiton's Mpot6efe,
@de @ahz unb 8altimprsftrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-03-08
Nie1marfte.

@bicaqc, ST., 6. 0e,.-9ie j3ufubr
bon RtnOOieb betrus 5000 Stid; Yreiie
oarriirten swiideu 5000 II. 1928. Sdmeiz
ne 3ufubr $4,000; Yrsiie, uartirten sui'
iden $3.50 unb $5.65. S6aate: 3ufubr
$4,000; Yreiie uariirteu apilden $3.50 uub
1926.
gan 2ibertp, ga, 7. D2Gra. -
Die Narit fur 8ineuteL mar itetig bel
Slpij6en $500 uuS $3.50 ihnuntenpen
EreiieH. Sdnelue : Wturtt l%ebhaft; bic
Brelle uariirteu sluiihen $500 unO s. 50,
Saaate: Warft frtig; ole Brelie uaritrs
ten iluiifen $2.OU mo $500.
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gansarbeft 1T barte arbrtt nbne GOLD DUST.

gen, bas 3bpr gu Dffnen unb nit benz
quite in Der 6anO fe1t5ubalt1, als oh
fP6's I'm Den 0urGgang tDnigli9er
prinssTIinrsn ban;Oelte. Seine bstpeg%
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nan aus, als be lidts @eitalt Der nisoz
Gi6en 5rl6lingsaDttin 3inlo4 nit
ftra6lenbem 2GasIn begruBte.
r8ie oe6t Is Sbnyn =. leioer babe l4,
ME @ie ie6.n, feline 9ano fret! 9dnns,
bas lift Der 9err, BON oem i4 Dir sts
sd6Gte, Der 3eOo1 eeItem aug osm Bals
Ter ge5ogsn Bat. -. 9auptmann ainIOA,
meme @9peiter." - 5rau Srdpenor
nabm IGN ernitboft in 4ugeni4eln.
Sin 9roBeg9lid fir Den Sumgsn, baB
9ie 3ur SteGe parm," bemertte lie,
feline @srbsugung erpioernb. - I'D.
baS Wdf&r mar ia nur tnietisf! Sd
bin ii6er3eugt, 6rGusin Summerbapes
tpGre ebenIo 6ineingeiprun9en uno
pirbe ben Sungen g~erettet 6abm!"
Den un6etbeiligten 3ui4auer gu
fpielsn, mar fir @oring nsu. unb CT
IieB, ba bic 3unge porldufi9 i4peig1
muBte, bic Qugen UNI 10 beutli4er re-
Den. Oas ma ia p~abrbaftig ni4t
oos autdgli6 bibi4s 2anOmdo4m,
fonbern etne GrI6einung, 10 eigenarttg,
fein unb geiItig bels6t, baB ihr cine
sroBe 3utunFt 9stpiB mar, fObul0 tie
i6rer Ma9t einigermaBen inne perben
pirOe, ers 3utunft, bic melt ublag BON
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gniigtsn S4peter uno pem blOfenoen
8Gb-i9af. @auptmunn 9orin9's
psr3e6renosr Bid ru6a cine Weile auf
ps99p's @eIidt, O6ne ouB ie i'm ge>
fu6lt bate. SeBt 7oh iie auf, unO hrs
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Der teden SportmiiBe uuf Dem 8raus<
6udr, benz bibi6en, lebensfro6en 9eS
1i4t paBte gut in bas 6ribIin9S6ilo.
(Snr4iskuuo FoIoFN
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fsG, gut Big Fsin, 35c. big 43c.; qortu
Rieo 35c. Biz 42c.; Nsp : ORLEANS,
Centrifugal 15c. Biz 22c. unb por5ig>
Gi9 25c. Big Doc.
Sul3fkiI4. pro 4funo gauge
@4uliern, en9Eii9 gsf9nitten, 7!c.;
gauge tut3e Ripptn Sc; tur5e Ssitenz
rfppen Gle; @eitenfp:d 94c.; gan3e
2eibltide 94c.; SpsdzS4ultern, eng
lid 9ei4nittm, Sc; Sugar : gu
rcd" 8ruItitId C; Sugar : Gu
RED" S9uItern Sc. = S6infen =
tIeia 113c.; obne Saut lie; Picnic
&c.; nMsBz"S6peinsfeiI4 $3.50
pro SAB. SdmaI3 - in Sierces, gut
raffinirt, Sc; in 6dfern SIC,
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SGwadle. rleru1le 0fripner,

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men. rl9opfsne.n @usHahen. Bruff.. Riidsn. uns
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tfru, htrJtlopfen. 4~enstIi9fsit, xEiibFun, u. I. 10,
srfahren aus ben. Mtnidosnfrcune" suosrIdifser
drtfli9er gtaib9ebtr fur Sung uno QIf. tpie einfah
uno 5tulg Gefdbiedbtsfr anfbeften unb fspfaen Der
Suseneiuneen ertinoIiG sebsiIt uno ooIs Geiunbs
belt uno Grsbtnn ioi.o.rsrIGnst perbsn f6nnen.
= GAM neues betlotrtabren. Sober iein eiaener
arlt. 9ieies auserprnentliH intereHaute run ishrs
3uh Dire mad gmpfanQ ban 25 Gents
Grten ~ptrfessIt ~Serian6t BEN Der
TKLlflK. 1871 9Th Ave-, New York. MY.
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Ser YrnOaftrnsN Dart.

(Dis untenItsbenben 9rsiIe be5is6en Ti9
ouf bas @ngrOsz9 ef6dft; i'm Gnz
bstuIl49unoel 1T Elm entipre4enoer
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6arm@ Probutte
3dIs: pro gfunb, NelpzYorf, BON
Creme, 60zpfunoig, 123c. Bis 1876;
fla4, 35zpfinbig. 1926. Bis 1896; 90
pfinbig, 13c, bF5 1916.
2ebsnbss @efliigel: PRO 9funb,
junge 5i6ner 94c. Bis 15c.; 9ennen
&c. pro 9funo; Gnten 1O1c, Bis 13c.;
9utsr Sc. Big 13c.; @Gnfe &c. big
1Oo.; pro Slid SOC. Bis &c.; Saul
ben PRO gaar 25c. big Doc.
9ef9la9tets5 9sfligel: pro 9funo,
junge 9U6ner 93c. Bis 1Oc.; 9ennen
lie; @nitn 12c. big 13c.; puter lie.
big 14c.; 8Gn7e Sc. bis 1Oc.; Gapaue
nen 10c. Biz lac.
GRr, pro 0uBeno lac. Biz 147c.
6ri8te unb 6elbfri4te.
4epfeI; PRO SAB, Nspzgorter $3.50
Bis $500; Nndnas pro Grate -
big ; ApfelItnen, pro 4iIte 1925
Bis $500; @robeeren pro Quart zoe.
Big 40c.
Semitic: peiBe 8artoffsIn, PRO 8uz
i9el 45c. Big sc; Bermuda, pro SAP
$3.50 Bis $500; neue 6loriOa, pro
Sab 81 Bis S.; 3piebeIn $1.35 PRO
8ui4eG; @eiBto6l, hieIieger $12 Big
$14 PRO Some; bGnii9er SIS Bis SIT
pro 3onne; neuer 6loriba, pro Grute
1925 BIZ $3.50. 3uferrii6sn: 2c.
pro 8Unbel. &ronsbsersn pro SAB
S. Bis SO; 'SsGsrie pro DuBenO 4Oc.
big &C.,; pro 8iinDel 4c. big SIC;
Mleerrettig, pro 8uIdeItiite $1.4O Big
$3.50. Crime 8o6nen pro &orb
$3.50 Bis $500. Spina, PRO 8uI6slz
fife 4Oc. big SOC. Hunbe 8iibsn pro
8ui4elfiIts 4Oc. Bis SOC. @arotten
pro 8Tnbel -- Bis . Somdtpes
pro 6 Ror6 Carrier $500 Big $3.50.
@urfen, PRO 8iIte $3.50 Bis $500.
3abjes6en, pro 8inbel IL. 6:s 13c.
Butter, pro PfunD:
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1n9tonz. nab. @betpItraBe 5 @runbz
itiide, $3775.
@knor u. SapIor an 9,rcD 9eunigz
bauien, Deftisite DafbingtOnz, nahe
SRmitraBs, 6 @rmbftiite, s..
Sulia g. Burton IN @opin 81.
Strin9er, IA @~runofiiGe, $975O.
gonin q. Str;nger an SaS. g. Sal
men, IA 9runoitiife, S..
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s. 2lppb unb 6rau. Norbo7tfette GroBz
froBe, nabs GoIum6ia : 4psnus, II Bel
50, 8runo3ins $50, 1878.
@spis 81. &ei5er unb 6rau an Dm.
S. 2loDb unb 6raut, NorboIIeitsGroBz
1trdBe. maize Columbia : Nbenue, II Bel
80. $500.
8m. 6. S9l0qsl an Oapib RsuB 9.
8. g, 60, @ioieiie preBtmanItraBe,
1abt MountitraBe, 1875 6ei 1910, 9r,
$50, S..
SObn e. @trptt an 0uDio Hsug g.
8. g. Co., WeTtIeite Str:detfraBs, nas
be GositraBe. IA Bel 81, GrunO3ins
$42, SIS.
SO6n 5rdnf an Oapio Reus 9. 8.
9. 60, NoroneitIeite 8ptpenTtraBe,
naRe StpdboImitraBe. u Ri 40, 8r.
$40, S..
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Marb D. 6rid, NprOTeits @OmOnOipn>
@benue, nd6e MountitraBs, 1879 6ei
rs, $1466.66.
Sable 6oIbsrg an Glta 9olbsrg,
Sionefte6e Mlc!6enrpz uno pulagti=
itraBs, 1 9runoItid, 9runb5ins $52.z
SO, 5000.
. 6rant Otpings an Wm. 20. Cor
bitt, Ofieits GaIbounltraBe, nabe
Nort6petitraBe, Is bel IS, 9runo3ins
$50, $500.
3ate %. Dil6sIm an Jato6 s. @ilz
belm, WeItTsits Oregon, nabs MoI6srz
itruBe, II Bel 1875, @runo3ins $68, So.
9i6dro 8prb an Sstar 8. Oietri9
unb 5rau, Siibieite Briggs : Npenue,
na9e MOobleptraBe, Is Bel 80, 8rO3.
$50, $50.
@btp. 5. Stord on Marie Miiusr,
WeItIe:s Waibingtun1traBe, na6e Gam
baletraBe. IA Bel 70, @runb5ins $40,
$3.50.
Samuel @igae1 unb 5rdu an Gli3a
6. NiDOlui, OFieite Sonss Sails, IS
bel 100. $626.O8.
Sua. %. 5lod, iun., Sruftee, an 5r.
Sumter, We1tfeite Mountz, nu6e MOz
iFrftraBe, Is Bel 1876. $1736.
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g. OdDis DurFitfo, Bofmeiter;
Sreberid Qtih NiiffA~Inftmaiiter.

9. DdDis 8urfi,fO, goRmeiTter;
Sreoerid 2tit, 9ufs>Poitmsiiter.
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8riefe lit gsOffmt BON 9 rhr Mors
gems Bis 6 ubr gt6enbs.
Die 3risFtrdger liefern an ~:5eItta9en
nur einmal Morg1ns a6.
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psrI4iebenen 3lpeigz8ireaur uob ibz
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per0en tGgli6, Sonntugs ou59enoms
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6. Gliott, SssetHt'uOsHt
Station 8, sarroI Sol. NsEsp, saSuintsrF
bent.
Station 8. u~rlinGtpa - 70. 6. RuTtc, eupcrs
tateuoent.
BalbrooF - Z. $. SarroD, Superintendent
Station 9. GatORsOiGt 0arr;n 6. GOrrar,
Superintendent.
Station ., Gopuns - o.. 20. 9utc, 6uprin'
tenDtnt.
station 3. GuRtrrs mno Observation-Disclosures
Onuig SshiPufFIO EunPriuterOeut
etstion 6, sSarroiu's gpiHt - 5pIius Msrs'
oitb, Superintendent
Station Rolauos4art SrGu SreHe Y. 9oee,
EuperintenoeHtiH.
Station 81, 5000, 6eDur:aCsnHt - !. y
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6. 6. 9ioiHgROu, Superintendent
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q. WeRtal, Superintendent
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2. RuoHs, Superintendent
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Sobn 6. Sorcod, Superintendent.
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6tros. - G8. Guipart, Jun, Superintendent
Rr. 81 - Rr. G, observation-disclosures Estdr
{. Il. RuR.r, Superintendent,
gy. II - Gilmors5trubt uno JrtosrId'aS'nn'
N,rb,t G. gpilIou, Supriuttuoent.
%. 81. Bou5. SUPERINTENDENT
gar. is G6orltgsStrubs uno 6urttn9ooHsHo
gr. - - G5arlessStrubt uub Rortb'Aoenus
- &. I. Sssolp, 6uperiHtenosnt.
ar. Is - 9refousS troBe unb observation-disclosures
- Z. g. Carlton, Superintendent.
@. Sdroptl, Superintendent.
Rr 10 - Ode Gutatps une QretousstruBt -
Rr. 10 - 9ioDlssStrast II. 9eHHi9loahtd'aoe'
- 9SSr 6trr, Superintendent.
Gr. % - geOrtbs unb 9trSeH'SseHaf $50 Ss@t0
q. 3SsRsS, Superintendent.
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@runbflds. llebertraannaen.

S6os. Nbams an 6rsoerid 9ir6nsr
uno 5rou, S1tie;te gpn0f traBs, na6e
Sairmpunt : QOenus. 1879 BEL -,
$500.
qsrcb 6. 9ennigbauien uno 5rau
an Hoie u. 9arbep. @eltfeite 8ai5s
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8affs: Rotirungen iino, ME Folgt:
73c. Bis 75c. pro Pfo, fir Nr, 7 Rio;
@ontos 81 Biz lie. pro pfunO; Maz
racai6o 94c. Big 12c.; SABA zoe. Biz
234c.; Moffa 1876. Big 1876.
@erDItetsr 9affee: 6. 8. 6. in &iiten
12c. Big 122I10c. pro pfunb; in
8H4Isn uno @dden, reiner Supu 32c.
Bis 329c.; rsiner Maracaibo 22c. Bis
224c.; SABA unO Mottu. gsmif9t, &c.
Bis 28c. pro PfunD; rsinsr Santos
19c. Bis 1876. pro 9funO.
aaffinirter 3udsr: pro Pfuno, gez
pirfelt, 6.O5c.; pulOcriIirt, $3.50;
Stanbarb granulirt $500; fem graz
nulirt $780,; GrDitul u $500; @Onz
PETITIONERS u 5.40c.; Qomiral u $500.
unb gelbsr 4.55c. Biz Sc.
MoIafts: pro 9aaOne, Offtusr Sci