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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-04

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dramatic and pperRtic stnge. advanced
pupils hnished and beginners accepted In
eloeutlon and oratory will furnish PLAYS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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TIE FiitAT NATIONAL BANK or
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
An.tmAor OF TITLE

OHuOHhE. TItEMIEU a 90. Inc. -.
fffart Co., safaLilahfd iHfI. NiulHE
finlm spatr#nia basement u the siA
tuhi fafr bufaur
bOOIu WIufILEHETsIfA AZ
sfrnrt Co.. established thap, hassfnsnt ~
liallsr block Telephone Main lpt
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THE SEATTLE AUCTION AID
SALE STABLES.

Have 20 offer at their next reess1
sale. on Friday. p. m. Al
Western avenue, the following
span black horses, weight
pounds ! span bay horses. 49,
$500 pounds. / span gray ne'sl
weight 9. zoo pounds. brown ~.
l.250 pounds; bay horse
pounds: 1 gray horse. l.se pour =
gray mare. i.So0, ! gray horse.
pounds. covered express wsgN
delivery wagon. I laundry wac
top buggy. / butcher cart and se's
sets double and single harness
grading OUTFIT consisting OF 2 ~
Of horses. harness. wagons, scral.
etc, which viii arrive In tins
Fridays sale. An stock guaranls
and not found as represented ca.
returned in "A hours and the ~
will be refunded.
NJ J, WALKER, Auctions
Telephone. Bun 1851.
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LIFE
1t Is Your Duty to Get
Well.

The SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS, the
noted expert doctors with Offices In Hous.
ton, Texas. are curing more. people and
doing more good for The afflicted public
than any stah Of physicians and surgeons
that have ever located IN the South. They
are treating over one thousand lOOO) pee.
have over one thousand 1900 cured pa
tleuts In the State Of Texas. Tho pheuom-
email success they are having In curing
the great numbers wao have consulted them
IN Houston Is very remarkable and even
the most skcptlc1i nre frank TO admit that
they are men OF exceptional aud unques,
SPECIAL DISEASES There is hardly a
town within the radius OF one hundred
miles Of Houston but what has some repre-
sentative citizen under treatment who
OF the SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS. Their
remarkable success has won for them
most envlable place OF prominence In the
homes OF tho chronic sufferers. and you can
find hardly auv one who has consulted them
but what viii praise their ability aud
skin. They have cured so many cases
and many who have expected 10 die that
even some Of tho most generous OF the
Tt nit to tSc soUTHERN spHefALfsTs
ability. When you consult them they will
tell you absolutely and frankly your exact
condition and will not promise to cure you
II you are sick or afflicted in any way
and wish the most scientific and successful
treatment from stat OF recognized OK
S s So6i}2T sPTee II. 70 at Snsc
| They can refer you 10 any number WHOM
! they have cured that we're afflicted lkN
/ you. ana even the most akcptlcRl can rcadl-
| ~ ard ont the truth az my OF their state
Tho SOUTHERN SPECIALISTS treat
/ CHRONIC and SPECIAL DISEASES Of
/ men, women and children exclusively. They
! do not accept nny pcuce cases for treat
/ physician. The SOUTHERN SPECIAL
| lsTS have devoted vesrs to the special
study Of chronic diseases and are better
| prepared and cGuipped 70 treat you than
| any doctors IN tho South Owing 10 &
/ great many requests, tho SOUTHERN sPE.
/ FREE TREATMENT TO ALL WHO CALL
/ youy opportunity OF obtaining tho best
! treatmen, II about the actual cost OF the
medicines. Remember tho SOUTHERN
/ SPECIALISTS are permanently located IN
Houston and can givo you the best OF ref
building Houston. 1 Texas, ' TaSS elevator
FOR f99Tt4 4 ao2T and b ggEe and Gss for
They havo no other branch ofncos IN the
city Of Houston and no sure you npd thsiF
ofaeeA and notice their slFng on door b..
fore starting treatment, Thclr phononepel
physicians and specialists TO say they arc
the Southern Specialists, and you must bo
sure to get to the right Offices IL you ex.
pegsto e e 3 Fe ~ S e Il tTGHtmont
distance and unRhio 70 chi. personally can
Tho SOUTHERN spEcI&iIsTs' HOME
TREATMENT Ia curing great numbers
! every day.
Address all mai! 4o5 Moore. Burnett
building, Houston. Texae.
Consultation free 20 all.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
Newfoundland go. AGO 146O0
1901 $500 1000
BOIL WEEVlL DISTRICT.
Letter from Prot, Mally to q New Orlsan
Firm

Letter from Prot, May to New Orleans
Firm.
New Orleans Pieayune
As there Is q good deal Of cositati on
over tho Dossihls'savsges OF the boil weeyi,
very great interest will attaeh to thA fol.
lowing letter which q prominent citizen
business man Of New Orleans has received
from the State entomologiFt Of Texas--a
quite unrivaled authority on this COMPARE
lively new subjece
state Agricultural and Mechanical col
lese. College Station, Texas, June 80 1900
Replying 10 your inquiry as 20 tho cotton
crop situation In Texas from the stand.
point Of the boil weevi, beg to submit
tho following for your information. The
weeVilinfssted area is much greater than
last year. The following counties form
an outer boundary for the really lmdiy
Infested portion Of the cotton Counties o.
me state; Beginning with Cham.
e SS5H pTSS'fd dasy PSTt1 p0 through the
ron and Anderson, thence westward
Through BresEtone, LIMESTONE Mefennon'
SSH9Iysili thence southwark through BeR
xMta assSSs NJ trays Hays GSmai, peI4r,
coast again. The following counties a o
Included between this line and tue coast:
san PatEicio Bee, Goliad, Calhoun, Mnts.
sOsfa THG arri !naslEsSn Fort Bad Bra
Waller, Grimes, wqshington, Esyetss, Aus.
Up, LavSseS, De wit, vietoria, RefuSio,
Nf aa S. wllsen, gonseies,, Milap' Durlsson,
Lson, Falls Robertson, Caldwell BasiTon'
Gusoeluup and olorado-thiFty-so yen In az
Ao THIS add tho ninstesp border ooun.
Yea and VOW have a total OF htty.
III counties known 70 bs wen Infost.
60: In addition, the following counties
nre reported Infested IN !snlnted
nelas o. leeaiitiasI by tina end of tue yeHr
they win aouhtless no quite generally In.
!estedi IN fact, ] should noe be surprised
70 bear az any mnment that ths eastern
eoIoes OF the state has heen reached rae
ela, Tyler, Angelina, NaYeFFo, Hlih
hesaEs .taiapasps, BuFast, hIanse Ken,
asH Medina and some hst daiea aogn.
90 the eeast, Hence an ssaIhsss, ' twetys
e elFbteaA eeqntles ape to he psAuidar ca
n. sssss xafsA xssas !. ssssasz saHRssai
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are known to be in the wen defined weovn

are known to be In the well defined weovn
area,
From an inspection OF the map It will
be seen that the territory mentioned In
cludes at present"a at least one-third OF tho
best cotton counties in tho State within
the badly infested district. BY the end
OF the year 1t Is safe to say that about, or
approximately, one-haf OF the cotton
area OF Texas viii be seriously affected.
Just what this means to Texas each In.
diVidpal must determine according 20 his
own best Judgment. The fact Is that tho
seriousness Of the weevll situation as It
relates TO the present crop IN the infest.
60 area has been greatly undere stimAted,
This Is owing partly to the belief that the
DRY, hot weather would kill the weeVil.
This is not true so far as the adults are
concerned, though It ought to kill as high
as 20 per cent OF the larvae In the fallcn
squares, Hence, owing TO the overconh.
dsnce OF the planters, the adults have been
allowed to escape, aud about 30 TO 10 per
cent of tse new generation also. The result
VIII be that, within the next month there
VIII be waillng and disappointment among
the planters on account OF the apparently
sudden destruction being effected by the
MY Judgment IL that In the weeyll area
the cotton crop Is fully fifteen or twenty
points lower as to condition than on June 4.
ms Is not apparent just now but win be
iulD conhrmed ere the season q past
b. w. Mnlly. State Entomoloslst."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
FAILURES FoR Elk MONTHS.

Losses Larger Than Last Ycar--Favor-
able Comparison With Other Periods.
Reports to II. O. Dun d Co. show com
merCial failures for the half year o1o5 In
number with soosT4.s50 liabilities, against
675o insolvsncies IN the corresponding
months Of 1901 involving s6o, so4, $50. OF
this years aggregate, 1918 were in manu-
facturing for S24, 100000, 4410 IL trading
for $50, 145.0 go, and 1857 IN other commercial
lines for s6.2s9.2 14; as compared with 12d5
In manufacturing last year for S21 e91 o4S,
4ls9 in trading for S24, sB4, 207, and 305 mis-
cellaneous with liabilities OF S9,249, 43j. De
faults OF banks and other hducinry institu-
lions numbered "a with an Indebtedness OF
SIS. IeI,7o3, against 40 In the correspond
Ing six months Of 1901 involving SIS, S39,.
3SY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
FAfLuREs HAZE YEAR.

IN every reppect failure STATISTICS exhibit
n striking decrease for the second quarter
as compared with the lrst three months OF
tho year. In manufacturing lines there
were 6T2 defaults against T40 In the first
quarter while liabilities were SO. 104, 10
numbered 1905 against 2502, and amounted
20 Sl862s,2n5 against SIS, S27; IN other
commercial lines there were 167 against
40 In the nrst quarter, while liabilities
amounted TO S2.s500S7 against 49, 43S, 52T
The improvement was most striking IN
financial insolyencieg, however, only S no
ms reported In the second quarter for 81,
200, 100, Rgninst 90 In the lrst quarter with
liabilities OF Sl5.5ss,C03.
Ia tho following table liabilities OF strictly
commercial fplluros arc giyon by months
for tho last three yoara.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
West ..... o4s Al s4,O8s.84e ES,Oa2,0 ss
FOR PACIFIC STATES
c =. 424 4Bl ss,8s2, $40 s2,l4A80l
FAILURES IN CANADA.

In the Dominion OF Canada there was a
gratifying decrease In number OF bank
ruptcies IN comparison with tho nrst half
OF 1901 and also 1900. Yet tho amount OF
Indebtedness was larger than In either OF
the preceding years This must be at.
tr!buted 20 Few abrcrulally heavy failures
which occurred In the trading class. Ex.
animation OF the record by provinces dis.
closes the fact that British Columbia is
respou sibie for the excess over last yeayS
dofhpltod liabilities, tho increase % that
soct!op alone amounting 20 es7S,boo, On
tho other hand, there appears contraction
OF 1854 s2a In Ontario liabilities and S5io,.
b3o for Quebec Changes wore smaller in
tho leSs donsciy populated provinces, but
as q rule retprns Eivo evidence o. improve.
mert, Manufacturing liabilities were
greatly reduced from last years ngtiyea
chiefly because Of loss OF SaS4, is1 n On,
tari9, while the tradins defaults were gen.
orally heavier, led by an expansion Of e7Te,,
ESQ IL pgittEh columbin, This increase Is
almost wholly qps 10 two lsgge failures IN
hardware and llgueTv, THE only hanhlng
Insolvency was Of n capitalist IN ottaws,
ne organised banks suspsnqipg,
rFoytnoea fteolfiaa1s{al
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
IN THE WELT.

All tho large States Of tho Central wes,
show fower defaults than q year ago, yet
Indiana 10 tho only one recording smaller
liabilities, whiln for tho other four States
there appears an increase Of over two mil
Hons ~ defnuited indebtedness Losses
We're also heavy In banking Suspensions,
but these occurred ia tho carly moAghA
OF tho year, and there il no longer any
evidence Of unsoundneas, Far WeEtetn re-
turns are encouraging as Il rule, liabilities
Decreasing notably IN Minnesota, but few
heavy Losses III Colorado distorted tho rec
ord for that section. Oklahoma has come
rapidly Into prominence az to fnilnrn sta,
tisllcs owing 10 tho sudden development
OF that region, now ventures not proving
uniformly successful by any means' For
tho half year there wero II defaults COM
pared with y Ia 1901, and liabilities were
$4,000 against S25,0Uo Numerically there
appears a decrease on the Peoinc slope, but
owing 20 fow large fnIlurea, particularly
in California, tho indebtedness Involved Is
nearly double last years.
The ptar.hcr OF failures and amount or
liabilities During the hrSt half Of this year
aud last In different soctionH OF the coun-
try are compared below.
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Wouldn't Have Any but Peers.
New York World.

new York World.
There was sheriff down In my State, {"
SAID Senator Dsoos OF Kentucky, ''who has
Great respect for the written law. He
found out that = prfzouOr was entitled to
trial before q. jury OF his peors and with
greAt LABOR he discovered what peers
Tor some small offenze. and when the 1udee
opened court no found tho Jury box oecu.
pied by twelve OF the most worthless char
aqtels OF the county,
Judge, Wv
Wen HaId tho sheriff, 4 kncw thu
prisoner was eatitlod TO DO tried by q fury
get them, hut In oaEe any of thoxo wcnlt
"a, l bsYe 5, few more hovoIin5 around a
h"i1ls court looked al chs prisoner aud at
~, 'The eaas b disnlisssd,' was all he
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

NEW ENGLAND AND EASTERN STATES
Geographically considered, the record Of
business disasters is especially instructive
Much tho best showing Is made by tho
New England States, where failures de-.
creased 1oB In number and ss,G30,TT1 In
amount. ns compared with the half year
in 1901. Massachusetts recorded the chief
decrease in linbi,itlnA, while Connecticut
made relatively the hest exhibit ms 10 nun.
banking default occurred In the Now Ene,
land States Little alteration appears hs
to plumber os insolrencies I'm tho Middle
States, hut there WIS n marked incroase
In liabilities, entirely due 10 changes Ia
New York. whtrn mnnnfnot curing losses
were exceptionally heavy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
snrrH AND snrTHwEsr

Crop misfortunes in the Southwest nre
reflected in the striking increase Of fall
ures, especially among traders, although
the amount involved Is not propoEtionnteiy
heavy, In Texas alone there waS an In.
crsNse Of more than 100 per cent over last
yenr'a number OF defaults, but only %
PER cent IN liabilities, Missoud's record
VIVA little better, although aggregate In
solvent debts were much heavier nmong
manufacturers. Returns Gro somewhat ir,
regular from tho other Southern HtateA,
Georgia liabilities inoronBiDg largely on &c,
count Of mn unnRuai lops In the miEpslla-
neouE eiaHs, but IN regular manufacturing
and trading lines thorp was little change.
On the other hand, there was decided
@DTSySTns ssd a ws'S SoaT maze
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

Number

o. S.....e1O6 $500 500, 874, $50 S56, so, GEO
banking. 81 45 16,iSi 1853 10, s39, bos
Canada . go 6T2 $3.50, 45t 6,53o 500
The number Of failures by States during
the FIRST half OF this year and last, and liza
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Of Houston
We
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WOULD NOT INSURE Min,

The Rev. ]. w. Yeisley Of st psr,s
Ohio. had Kidney trouble. He began To-
take DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Re,n.
edy and Il cured him completely His 70.
cent acceptance by four different lie In.
snrance companies prove3 this,
Or. David Kenuedy's FaYorite Remedy
~ the only sure cure known for diseases OF
tho Kidneys, Liver, Bladder, Blood, Rheu.
nntism and Dyspepsia
: All druggists sell Il IN the NEW Bo.cENT
SIZE and the regular s1.O0 are bottles.
sample bottle-enoush for trial free nv
mall; Dr., David Kennedy Corporation,
DR., David Kennody's Salt Rheurn Cream
cures Old Sores Skin and scrotulous Dis.
snses; soc. Trade supplied by Houston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

VILLAGE MJLLs,-rhs rour,h - n,,v
se,ebsatt'n hrrs was . srsnt sncases, peonir
neinE N attendance rem all fAe sSrseusI
inx ccpntrys from seaumnnf 10 Wsody3ha.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

HyHs and WIpdun
Est5 re contained IN cAeathsfn'b faxsffvs
Sen Ihelets' Try thun, e5-rsk No Gurs
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TYPEWRITERS.

vrSlrIE TOUCH ON the 'Biick" Type.
wnter1. Electric $50; No. $50; No S
: SIS, Niagara SIS. Best made; up-fo-data.
Catalogue free. w. n. Russell, Dallas,
Texas, II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

FOR RENT-Sew and secondhand tyne.
HffterE all makes. Rents will apply on
rurchaaa price, Texas Writing Machine
Y Co.. Waco. Texns. e 8N
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WANT ED--Gentle horse for Indy 10 drive.
for feed. best Of care. easv driving. Ref.
erenco given. Apply to 1885, this office
a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

HEAVY double-team harness and wagon,
with dirt and hay beds also gOntie buggy
horse safe FOR Indy. Address 1907 Poll
avenue or call today
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

AUCTION SALE Of speed colts by VIM.
Hlll. Texas greatest sire and Bi.wa-
Blk; racord. 2:181h. july 10 at the Hous.
ton Horse and Mule livery Co. Inquire
OF Ed. r. Burns or Orange Swan. Phone
F4S. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06
BOARD-RooMc WANTED.

WANTED Married couple wants two fur
uishfd rooms and board In strictly private
family must be modern house; close In.
Addreas 7H69. this office.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-07-06

Determined to do the Mani.
business of this'sectlon often,
Can't get common pine 4,
builded for figures we ask q,
fine oak.
MANTEL BASE, solid so,d.,
oak, full size, carved fran,
heavy supporting brackets, ma
nificent piece of furniture. TS m,
of solid oak and beau. ! A.
tiful design, only. J.y1
Now Listen |
his little advertising talk |, i
Oldest as Mark Antony's Specs
fore the Romans. Be one ofth,
rong that will wage war n
ese-Monday.
all Hat and Coat Racks. q,
ass trimmed, 4 brass a.
ooks, good CSC kind. -. M
lothss Baskets. Willow, stror,
mily size No. o, regular yaas.
&c, Monday one to each IN.
arrior at. ,lY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-23
Jraa SnIia @iIiun's brrOa6tiser
Snn

WtIIimontic, Conn.,, %. 9e3.
= 9te Goroners 1nterfu4ung Be-
treffs bes Sobes Der Sruu Suliu 8tlz
ion nu6m cine IeniationeQe @enbung,
inbem Coroner 8ItB Die 8er6uftunq
@eorge Wilfon's, bes ilteiten So6nes
Der 3ooten, ~anorbnete. Der 8erbaf=
tete purce na9 benz 8rootl1ner
(Gonn.) 8efdngniB 9sbra4t, pO er
Bis gum @rbe Der Gorpners : Inter
fu4ung berbleiben tpirb.
Coroner 8GiB bate ii9 geftern
8ormittag nit Or. 8nigbt unO Or.
Robinfon na9 Ni6forb bege6en, I'm
cine Nusgrabung Der Qei6e Der 5ruu
WiIfon bor5unebmen. Man entnu6m
benz S4Goel bas 6irn, unO baFel6e
tpirb Or. @olff in 9urtforb CUR I'm
terfu9ung gegeben perben, psl4em
bereits bor einigen 9agen Der Magen.
bic Qe6er uno Nieren Der 5rau Dilz
ion 8e6uf5 4emii6er 4naIpie iiber=
geben tporben paren. 9ieruuf bieGt
Coroner 8ltB cine gebeime SiBunQ
ab, Bel peI9er er @eorge @iliOn unG
befen iiingeren 8ruoer Srin einem
f4urfen @erb1r unter3pg. Na9 8e=
enOigung Oe7elben CAB Der Coroner
@4eriff 8iblep bic OrOre, 8eOrg(
Wilfon in 6uft gu ne6nen.
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I9einburen @inberne6men gu iteben,
unb Bat lie, nod gu ~Dertpeilen. Sd
er3dblte t6r, nobpn mir bas 9er5 pou
mar, BON meinen @rle6nifen in Der
g2inbe" unb auF benz 9eimpege.
MamIeG, bic mir pobl uniu6, ME
f9mer5lt9 mid bic 3urit9altung
meiner Jreunbe beriibrt bate, 3etgte
ii6 bon uufri6tiger S6eilnabme err
griffen unb f9ien allen @rOq bon
beute Morgen perge7en gu BADEN, nur
beitrebt, mid in meiner georiidten
Stimmung tpieber auf5urt9ten.
yQofTen Sic fi9 Oas ni9t anfe6z
ten, !6err Ganbibat," Bat ite. r9as
giebt fi9 4les pieber. Wer netB,
pel9e 8erii6te Der f4dnoGi4e &rdz
mer uno Die 9oItmeiitertn iiber Sic
berbreitet baben! Neto uro MiBgunit
Der 2eute fpmmen 6in3u. 6err Ganz
btbot, i4 bite sic no6mals, teinen
@8ritt gu tbun, Big sic DOn ben Paz
pteren Des 0errn @1n1t4t %9enonrter
6a6en!" f6loB tie OringenO nit ii4tz
li9 ~perlegener Miene unO OerlteB oa5
3immer.
Sd fii6lte, elm 6unfles 9ebeimniB
f9pebte iiber benz QGem, bas tie 1i4
gu entbiiuen i6eute.
&aum fetrat i3 mein S9laf3imz
mer, ais ale 9dmOnen Der leBten
g}a6t tpieber i6r @eien gu trei6en Be-
gannen. Sebes @erGui4 i'm &dmin
uno bas leifeIte 8niitern Der Sapete
be1nru6igte mid. Sd muBte ben rail-
ionntrenben PerpenOitel Der &dmtnz
u6r gum S6neigen %bringen, nm nur
einige Ru6e gu finben, fano aber crit
gegen Mitternu6t ben S4laf uno
berbra9te Die Ra9t unter mi ten
Srdumen.
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Observation-Disclosures

8aifengert9t. = WOr Den
8iatsrn Subage, 8lod II. O'8rien.)
8oGma9t ais Observation-Disclosures
tpurOe ertbeilt i'm Sale BON Softer u.
g. Stepart an 9enrb 81. Stepurt,
9irgi9aFt $500. 8pqma4t aIs
Na9IaBperpaltsr fpurbe ert6eilt in
ben 6d1en BON Margaret @9isr an
6enrp 6. S9uma6er, 8irgi6uft
$10O; BON Runcp $. %. 9aOis an
Murp 8.0apis, 8iirgidaft $2O,O0Oi
BON 8ictorid 9rice an NIice M. 0oe,
8iirgI9uft $4,000; BON Goparo g,
3obert5 an @bparb 6oq, iun., 8iirgs
f6aft $500. Dis 8ormiinberin nurbc
ernannt Mamie 9. 8opsr fir Mil=
breb $. 8opsr, 8iirgI4aft $4,000
Na4laBpertpalters : 8sri9te purber
6eftGtigt in ben SGqen BON Murp s.
Braun 1858; Sdra6 Nopt, $685.
Snpentarien fpurben eingerei9t in Der
5GGen BON 6enrD 9. Sent, 5000:
Marp 6. 2onglep, 5000; Somes 6.
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