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Williams news., 1905-01-14
ERODE FAVORS
 LEGISLATIVE HIKE

Governor Brodie of Arizona re- turned from Washington this week and is telling them all about the statehood situation down there. Re garding the plan proposed by the Bisbee Review to ship the legisla- ture of Arizona en masse to the na tional capital to make things hot for congress, MT. Brodie issued the following signed statement:
 q would heartily favor any movement that would tend to aid the defeat of the joint statehood bill now pending in the senate. I would favor the adjournment of the Ari- zona legislature and it's members go to Washington in body, if such action is found to be entirely legal and proper. 1 shall ask for strong resolutions of protest from both houses of the legislature at once on assembling"
 The governor admits that the situation is critical, but thinks or pretends to think that the joint statehood bill will not pass. He said:
 "At present there is sufficient strength to pass the bill, but the sediment is gradually being changed by the representations which are being sent from the territory, of the opposition existing against the bill. These protests should be kept up until the last moment, for they are doing the cause good. While east ern senators are generally in favor of the passage of the bill, many of them would not support the meas ure with great vigor in the event of strong opposition.
 Delegate McGuire of Oklahoma shares the views of Governor Bro- die regarding the fate of the bill, though his view fills him with a different kind of emotion. He fears that the bill will not pass and that it will be too late to prepare an other bill for the admission of Ok lahoma and Indian Territory alone.
 Governor Brodie said that Mir. Fowler and Delegate Wilson are working unceasingly against the bill and that they are accomplish ing results.-Albuquerque Journal, Jan. '.
Williams news., 1905-01-14

L. Benedict, forest ranger, had his leg broken yesterday by his horse falling. The accident hap pened near Rogers lake, and MT. Benedict had the presence of mind to stick to his horse and ride to the nearest ranch. He is now at the Weatherford hotel.-Sun.
Williams news., 1905-01-14
PROMOTING BIG ENTERPRISES
H. J. Beemer and Associates of the AmaIgamated G. M. Co.

Messrs. H. J. Beemer and A. Leonard Hall of New York and Henry F. Ashurst of Flagstaff were among the passengers going south who arrived on yesterdays train from the north, spending the day in Phoenix. They went to Tucson last night, where they will participate in the annual meeting of the United Gold and Platinum Mines Co.,, whose holdings are in Coconino county. Mr. Beemer is vice presi- dent, manager and director of the company; MT. Hall is assistant treasurer and director, and MT. Ashurst is director. E. s. Clark, counsel for the company, will be here today en route to Tucson for the same purpose
 MT. Beemer is the central figure in the operations also of the Anal tGamated Gold Mines Co.,, of New York, wnici11 i11::ss-eperatlng :s extensive ly at Quartzsite in Yuma county, the railroad supply point being Martinez or Congress Junction. Asked concerning the progress of operations at Quartzsite, Mr. Bee mer said everything was moving along in a very satisfactory man. ner. Much has been printed about the big stamp mill being erected and about the transportation meth ods proposed by the company be- tween the mine and the railroad station. The property being devel- oped is placer rather than ledge mine. It is an immense deposit of disintegrated rock of almost un- measured area. Where tested it varies in depth from ten feet to two hundred feet. This deposit is known to be very rich in some places, but just how rich it will average can be determined only after the enter prise has advanced to a milling point. The company has control of large amount of ground and has plenty of nerve and capital to develop it, a fact that is being demonstrated.
 It is the company's purpose, said MT. Beemer, and one that so far has been closely lived up to, to con- duct a good, square, sober working mans camp. There is no room for idlers and gin mills are not toler- ated. One was recently established near by, but it was forced to close up for lack of patronage.-Phoenix Republican, Jan. g.
Williams news., 1905-01-14

Acting on the express direction of the president, Secretary Hitch cock has written to the reclamation service directing immediate adver- tisement for bids for the construc tion of the Yuma dam This means that after long delay actual con- s1ruction is to begin on the big Colorado river irrigation project.
Williams news., 1905-01-14

William Kirk, sentenced to the territorial prison two years ago to serve five years term for assault to murder: was paroled today by Governor Brodie-Phoenix Enter prise, Jan. 3.
Williams news., 1905-01-14

Several hundred men are now at work in Truxton Canyon straight
 ening the track and cutting down the big bluffs. The work will last six or.seven months, and five hun dred men will be employed. A big rock shovel was taken up to the Canyon a few days ago and the latest improved machinery will be used on the work.-Mohave Miner.
Williams news., 1905-01-14

A letter received from Fen s. Hildreth, register of the land office at Prescott, informs us that the secretary of the interior has with drawn about 100000 acres of land, situated in the Little Colorado river valley, from settlement. MT. Hill dreth does not state the cause for the withdrawal of the land, but it is rumored that the Aztec Land and Cattle Go. have placed their scrip here and intend fencing and again engaging in the stock business.- Holbrook Argus.
Williams news., 1905-01-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
 OF THE Board of Supervisors
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUP ) ERvIsORs OF CoCONINo
 COUNTY, ARIZONA.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUP
 ERvIsoRs OF CocoNINo
 COUNTY, ARIZONA.
 FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Jan. 2, 'O5.
 The board met today in regular session, pursuant to law.
 Present-Members Cornish, Cam eron and Poison.
 Nominations for chairman being in order, Member Cameron nomi mates Member Cameron
 Member Poison seconds the nom ination, and upon vote the same was duly carried.
 Petitions being duly filed for the appointment as clerk of the board of supervisors by II. w. Smith, c. A. Bush and H. C. Hibben, Mem Der Poison nominates H. c. Hib- ben for the office of clerk of the board
 Chairman Cameron seconds the nomination.
 Member Cornish nominates c. A. Bush, and in so doing explains that in his opinion and that of the dis trict attorney, H. c. Hibben being the recorder of the county, cannot legally hold two offices, except ex- officio as provided by law. Upon vote Chairman Cameron and Member Poison vote for H. c. Hibben and Member Cornish for C. A. Bush.
 The chairman declares H. c. Hibben elected as clerk of the board
 The following communication was read and ordered inserted in the minutes of this meeting:
 Flagstaff, Jan. ?, 1905 To the Honorable Board of Super
 visors of Coconino County, Ari
 zona-Flagstaf, Arizona:
 Gentlemen: 1 have becnpotified by your honorable chairman, E3H- Cameron, that you have honored me by the appointment of clerk of your board. I appreciate the honor and feel confident that can fill the position to the satisfaction of your board and to most of the citizens of our county; but knowing that I will be ex-officio clerk after next Sep tenn Der, I now desire to advise you that while appreciate the honor, I can accept only under the follow ing conditions, to-wit:
 1 will make no charges, direct or indirect, for any services rendered to the county as clerk of the board so long as the county is first class county, nor for the service of any deputy that I may have to employ. If the county becomes a lower class 1 will be ex officio clerk If these conditions are accepted by your board I would ask that they be spread on your minutes.
 If not accepted 1 ask that you consider this my resignation.
 Very respectfully,
 (Signed) H. c. H1BBEN.
 Bids for printing and publishing being opened and read, upon mo- tion, c. A. Neal was granted the contract for publications and c. M. Funston for county stationery as per their respective bids for the year 1905.
 Bids for the care of the indigent sick of the county were opened and upon motion action on the same was deferred till Thursday, Jan uary 5th. 1905, at 10 a m., to which time the board adjourned.
 Approved January 5, 1905.
Williams news., 1905-01-14
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUP ERVIsORS OF COCoNINO
 COUNTY, ARIZONA.

Flagstaff, Ariz., Jan. 5, 1905. Puruant to adjournment the board met on the above date.
 Present - Cameron, chairman; Poison and Cornish, members, and Hibben, clerk
 Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21

first game of Newberry VS.. Atlanta,
is doing very we'll.
Mr.. NJ. H. Boozer returned from
Kinards yesterday. He reports no ar
rest or any information as to The
whereabouts OF Perry. who killed Mr..
Langdon Boozer at Chester. The ag-
gregate reward is now $4,000 for Per-
rvs apprehension.
Miss Maude Hopkins, of Seneca,
has returned to her home.
This week (passion week in the
Lutheran church), is being observed
in Grace church as a week Of prayer.
Missions, home and foreign, are en-
gaging their attention.
We learn that there will be battle
royal between the Prosperity graded
school nine and the Newberry graded
school team on next Friday, at New
berry.
Mr.. H. J. Rawl spent couple days
in Columbia this week on business.
Mr.. J. A. Biz cckwelder and family
spent Sunday with Pastor Lutz and
family.
Misses May and Matte Fellers, Of
Johnston, spent Saturday with the
Misses Edna and Lucy Fellers.
DR.. Littlejohn has returned from a
visit to his parents at Pacolet.
Preparations for commencement
goes on apace, and the pupils are
counting the days. Commencement
this year will be from May 80 to June
I. Hon. Julius E. Boggs, of Pickens,
will make the annual address.
Fruit in some sections has been kill
ed. but in others we learn it is all
right yet Gardens have suffered very
much. Mr.. G. A. Mofett, CUR fore
most gardener, tells me that his gar
den is only hurt in spots and no very
great damage there.
Mrs. Frances Werts. OF Mountville,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. NJ.
Mathis, this week.
A telephone message to Mr.. S. l..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21
TWICE A WEEK. $1.5OA. YEAR

assigned to Kaleief. The prisoners
mother was not admitted. but 1emain-
ed in the corridor.
When Kaleieff was arraigned he re-
piled: Il am not criminal and you
are not my judges. | am your prls-
oner. We have a civil war; l am
prisoner OF war, not criminal
Twelve witnesses were examined.
Prior to passing sentence the presl-
dent asked Kaleieff if he would re-
peat the crime if he were given his
liberty. He replied: without doubt
I would repeat it if ordered by the
revolutionary committee to which I
am attached"
When sentence of death was pass
ed Kaleieff shouted: Execute your
judgment as openly as | have acted
before the eyes of ALL"
The date of execution has not been
specified.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21

Lovelace by her husband as we'd
ding presents. They are quite curl
osity and any one desiring to see
them can do so by calling at the Bank
OF Prosperity
A number OF the members of the
Knights Of Pythias went to Newberry
last Friday to participate in the OF
ganization Of O'Neall lodge The
following were present: Messrs. c.
NJ. Harmon. J. F. Browne, \. Z. and
J. A. Counts, J. D. Lorick. c. T.
Wyche, J. P Cannon, J. C. and F. E.
Schumpert. J. L. Wheeler and L. c.
Merchant. They report a very pleas
ant time.
Drs. G. Y. Hunter and E. N. Kib-
Ter attended the district convention of
the Knights OF Pythias on Tuesday.
There will be a meeting Of the citi-
zens of school district No. Ia on
Tuesday evening, May 2. to select a
board of trustees for the Prosp Gritty
graded school. The meeting will be
held in the school building at 4 P. m.
All who are interested in the school
should attend, especially those who
have children in school.
Judge Hair has been a close STU
dent of the columns Of the Columbia
State, and Dr. Stanley's doses have
made an impi ession on him, and he
sits in state and holds ''levee" nearly
every day, and the way he doses out
the penalties 10 the unfortunates is
caution. 1t is no unusual thing for
him to say that "The court, after hear
ing the evidence, sentences you to pay
sixty dollars Or go to the county in
stitution for 80 days to take a post
graduate course in road building"
The poor unfortunate usually goes to
work at road building at the expense
Of the county Two such cases went
UP to board with the county for 80
days last Monday.
Mr.. Oscar Simpson. who was hit
in the head with pitched bail in the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21
SAYINGS AND DOINGS
OF PROSPERITY PEOPLE
THE NEW TOWN OFFICERS
SWORN IN.
Curiosities In Shape of ascent Gold
Pieces-Personal Mention
Other Matters.

Prosperity, April 2o.-The town
election passed off quietly. The new
officials were sworn in on Saturday.
There are a number of candidates for
the salaried positions. there being four
for marshal, l am told.
I am requested by Mr.. J. A. Baker,
to say that Bethel Baptist church will
be dedicated on the second Sunday in
May, the I4th, and that there will be
two sermons that day, with dinner
on the ground The Rev. Vernon
TAnson, Of Columbia, will preach the
dedication sermon. All who contrib
uted to the building are expected to
be present The public generally is
invited.
We were hurriedly called to the
Bank Of Prosperity on Saturday to
see a great sight. On entering we
were marched up to the cashiers
desk and, lying on a sheet Of paper,
we saw something it had never been
our pleasure to see before. There we
could nor stand and gaze at them
two accent gold pieces. Mr. Wise,
knowing my liking for such
things, said he just wanted to show
them to me- They were coined in
1871. One was round with a milled
edge, the other 'octagonal. They were
brought to the bank by Mr. Oscar
Lovelace, OF Mt Pilgrim. There are
four OF them in the family-Mrs.
Loyelace. Mrs. Counts, Miss Lovelace
and Oscar. Fhey~were given to Mrs.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21

Fellers this morning from Coronaca
conveyed the sad intelligence that
Mrs. J. D. Bowles was not expected
to live through the day.
Miss Blanche Boland. OF Little
Mountain, is visiting her brother. Mr.
D. w. Boland
Mrs. !. G.. Merchant and children
are visiting in Newbe7ry.
An effort to get the stores to close
at E D. m. failed. and it now looks as
though the boys would not get to
work their gardens(?) this summer
after E o'clock We don't see how an
effort backed BY the young ladies
could fail. They took Our concern by
storm and we didn't hesitate to haul
down our flag. but then you know the
madam has trained us to be obedient
and off came our hat and down went
our name to the petition quick.
Miss Della Bowers will leave to-
morrow for a couple days visit to
her friend. Miss Lizzie Dreher, of Sell
wood. S. c., and will spend Easter
with her.
The school will have vacation to-
morrow, Good Friday.
The Newberry Conference of the
South Carolina Synod will convene in
St. Luke's church on Friday, April
20. al 10 a. II.
Rev. J. L. Buck, of Saluda county,
was IN town on Thursday.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21
DISPENSARY ELECTION.
Election in Pickens to be Held on
May 2oth.-Action Unexpected
and Fight on.

Pickens, April 1o.-Yesterday coun-
ty commissioners decided to order the
election on the dispensary question
for Saturday, May Goth. There were
a little over 1,1oo names on the petit
tions. Monday the commissioners
stated that nothing would be done
about the matter until May ed. Yes
terday afternoon the matter was re-
considered and the fight is on.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21

Frenzied by a false alarm Of fire
several hundred newsboys struggling
to obtain free tickets to show by
patent medicine advertising company,
stampeded in a narrow stairway in
the Masonic temple in New York on
Monday night, crushing the life out
of four boys and probably fatally in
juring several other children.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-21
WOULD REPEAT CRIME.
Words of Assassin of Grand Duke
Sergius Before Death Sentence
Was Imposed.

Moscow, April 1o-The supreme
court yesterday imposed the death
sentence on Kaleief. who killed Grand
Duke Sergius.
The only persons present through
the trial were members of the en-
tourage OF the late Grand Duke Ser
gus and counsel, of whom two were
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-22

Seine AuaI tommt Ger burh 8beus
matismus neruriahten eleih. Durh
ben @ebrauh bon Gimer Il MmenoS
3ecept WD. 285f miro iofort 4ins
berung aeihaffen, Sn allen Gpo'
tbsten ~ hapeR,
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Gin Observation-Disclosures aR6hh

Gin Observation-Disclosures Wdoden
Namens Sole pbine Carr in Der fara
oiihen Staot TorontD, bat iib etnes
furbtbaren Berbrehens ibnloig be.
tannt. Daa Wdoben ideint cine
Mrt ppm @eibdft bgrauD oenabt 81
baben, Rinoermaaet, III Iteblen uno
gu pertaufen. Bpr einiaen Taaen
itabl tie in einem bieitgen 2aoeu Ell,
men iebr blbihen Waaer, in betn Elm
neun MDnate alter Sunae Nanens
Wiqiam Wurrap fab. Sic fubr init
benz aleineu IN Elm @ebDl5 uno sers
ibHetterte ibm bier oeR Shdoel, ins
BEN file i'm einen Mbbana binunter
mari. Spdter DerfteGte ite bic 2eihe
unter elmer Bride. Nm nahiten
Gage meloete fie auf Der Beltsei,
oab iie bte 2eide gefunoen babe.
Der 8eroaht, ba8 Sinh getDtet 81
baben, lentte iih iufprt auf fie; Sie
puroe perbaftet uno geitano oarn
aud ihr Berbrehen elm.
Da8 urtere 0ans oeS nortses
aiihen Barlaments bat bic Borlage
our grrihtune beiDneerer nprmeais
iher Goniulate einitimmia unb obne
Debate aneenommen. Borher iteGte
Der fribere Winifterprdiioent So.
aerup ben Nntras, bic 8eratuna Der
Borlaae 81 perihieben, big bic Wdb.
fer Geleeenbeit gebatt baben mir.
ben, iih lber bieielbe aus5uipreben,
ieopb uutoe bieier Nntrag nit 80
aeaen 6 Stlmmen surideewieien,
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fter oes IeuBern. in 8eneoiQ mieoer
oargetan babe. OaB bic Tripel= Mls
liana trDb aQer untenrufe iutaft aes
blieben, ia i'm 2aufe Der ianqlten
Belt nod aefeitiat fei, oarfte gum
ntht geringen 9eil auf Die 8emibun,
gen oes @rafen surIdsufiibren leiu.
Wtan faBt oieien pftentatipen Slid
munih aQgemein als cine rteue &uno,
eebuaa fir Die Seitiateit oes Drei.
bnnoes auf. Der @lufmunlb 1T
lErieens niht unberebttet, @olus
bopsft bat ii6 gut eemabt.
Die oeutldsb0bmiIhen NbgeDrones
ten i'm 6fterreihiihen &eihsrat has
ben nunmebr einmiitis ben BrDteita
aufruf erlaiien. oeiien griheiuen
lbDn fruber in Nusfiht seitelt mar.
Sic er5eben energilben ginmano
aegeno bic aerihtlihen gntibeiouu.
gen, oaB Die tihebilde Sprade flr
gang 80bmen Die lanbeslblihe lei
uno fDroern ppn Der &esierune Die
aeieblibe 5%eititeQuna oes 9eutlhen
als 9tant8iprabe. SIN oeutibbDbs
miihen @aerlanb berrlhte jlneit uno
berriht nod beute groBe @rreeung
iiber ben Spruh oes 8ermaltungss
aeridtsbofs. uelher Die tibebiibe
Sprahe in geer fir lanoesiiblih
uno Die oDrtiee 8eairfspertretuna CUR
Gnnabme uno Grleoieuna tfdedi=
iher ginaaben perpfli9tet ertl6rte.
@leih oarauf erfolgte cine grtennt=
nis oes Wiener 8eihsaerihts. burb
melhe8 auf @runo elmer 8eihWeroe
zines tibehifden abaeDroneten Der
beutide Reihenberaer Waeiftrat aur
Mnnohme o0n tihebi{hen @inaaben
aaaebalien muroe.
Die oeutibbDbmiiben BDlitifer
mDQen eS o0roerbano an oielem HrDz
teit aeaen bic Tibehiiierune par
force geni9en laiien uno oeiien @irs
tuna abuarten. Das Mittel Der OBJ
itruftinn niro I'M b6bmiihen 2ano.
tag nidt our Mnmenouna tDmmen.
@iner Depelhe aus Brag aufplee bat
Der beutibe Club bes Qanotass nit
27 aeaer l9 Gtimmen helhlpifen,
eeeer1 bas Budget. bic Nntftanbs=
UDrlaee unb peribieoene fleinere
WirtihaftsmaBreeeln teine parles
mentarif9en &inbernine aur @eitune
gu bringen, 10 oaB audi Die tibehis
ihen Mbgeuroneten i'm Heihsrat pie
Taanua alatt perlaufen laiien miiffen.
grDbbem 9ehen Die Wo9en Der
gntriiftuue bod, uno Der 6eaierune
miro oemndbft nod cine Dentihrift
3ueeitelt merbsn. melbe Ibr oas nn=
9eredte unb unfiuee ibree igfiema.
tiiden 8eooraugung oer 9Ihehen
Dor Iu9en fibren loQ.
Del Dfterreihiihe Sinan5Miniiter
Baron Burian i'll in Buoapeit einaez
trDHeu. &c bot Die Meiie im aufs
trage oes &aiiers& 0nigS Trana So
iepb nntern0mmen, UNI meitere Ser
banblunaen NIT ben RDalitiDns= Bat'
teieu atpeds Bilbuna zines neuer
Miniiteriums su pflegen. Nuf Be-
fraaen ertlarte Burian ieo0b in Bue
bapeit. Dab &c unter feinen umitsu=
ben ielb1t bic 2eitung zines etna 5u
Stanoe fpmuenoen Winiiteriums
iibernebmen merbe. NahorIdlih
miro eleibseitie nohmnls aus @ien
per1idert, baB bic RrDne abi0lut feIts
bdlt an Der Mblebnune Der militdris
Ifgn unb mirt5haftliheu Soroerun'
runaer. pie fie ibr neueroin9s in
benz NbreBentmurf Der p~ereiniaten
OppDiitipn oes ungariihen Nbgeoro.
netenbauies unterbreitet tporoen itnb.
Cont lino aud Die 8emiibungen
Guriaps aniheineno n6aig auslibts'
lDs.
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Mfe If pfeS

ben GAL BON Ratarrb, Der nidt ourd Ginnebrneu
yen bPIt's Bur sebsilt psrben
tanp,
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@ir, bic nntsraeidneteu, babep 8. ). @benee
fir Soatoa,msn etrsabait ii allen @eibdfisbsrbanb~s
luu9en nno finonaiel bstdbigt, oae BON ietHer 6irma
etn9eean9enen DECENTRALIZATION ~ erfhQen.
Wef & SrHaL 8roBbanoels Srosuifen,
Solsoo, ..
BalStna RinGan & Marsiu, grobban=
eslss DroguifteR, Solebo, o.
9alis 9dtarrbsg rr tpiro innerli4 Qenorumeu uun
pitft eirftt aui oas 8tlit uno Die ibleimisen Sbsr-
fd4sn oes Sptems. .3eugniis frei psrfanbt. prsis
rs Gsnts fnr Die GlaI6e. 9ertauft bon Iaugn ApO-
tbefern.
6aHs' 6amilisn= QiasH hnb sis tsnss.
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asettlaut nit Dem 9ppe.

Scr COB nabte idued", 5brelbt
&alpb S. Gernanbe5, Tampa, 5lay ,in
5olse pom 2eberleioen llno Set5tranf=
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mir BAG Jntereije ON 2eben nahmen,
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trio Bitters sebran6te. Nad brei "a.
gen fabtte i'd mid pie Elm neaer Mann
unb beute bin i'd boafommen sebeilt."
gu babeu bel S. &alteper & Son, SEQ
s. S. S6miot, gisent., uno Gb. 9reiB.
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Gent ihf bald mach dem NOrden2
@euH 70, 5Outet eSbr nieie niecrtgeH
Munb=N etie= Staten bead1ter.
1aa

49,
Nenisuiae, go. (8eteranen-&euniOn)
Gin Gent per Meile.
Eidets gum Herfauf g., 10, IL. uno
IL. Stunt, giltia fir bic 8tdreiie
Bis 3um 10. Suti.
Isreufo, Canada (Mn ben Seeen]
Gin 5abrpreis plus $500.
Tidets gum Yerfauf Is 49,. 81.
mnt % Stunt, aIltig fir bic &nfe
fabrt Biz gum 81. Nugnft.
SubianapoIis, Snc.,
Gin Tabrpreis plus $500.
Tidets gum 8ertauf 10. uno %.
Suni, aiiltig fir bic &ldfabrt biz
%, sunni.
Nahum Narf, q. 5. (Seetufe)
Gin Sahrprets plus $685..
gidefs gum 8erfauf 49,, 20. 80.
Suni uno L. Suli, giiltig fir bic
9idfabrt big 81. Nuguft.s
Baltimore, @D.
Gin Tabrpreis plus $500.
Eidets gum Berfanf l., 2. unb 3.
Sui, siiltig Bis 4. Gnauft.
0nfato, q. D.
Gin 1nbrpeis plus $500.
Eidets gum Bertaut T., s. un6 9.
Suli. giiltia Bis 4. Gu9uff.
Str istrt aut ben ieiniten 3iaen In Seras.
6orDe9 c. tattonen. 9ur@i&Infuagen
anb &tair 8 Cars. Gleftri9e Sa9er.
c. W. STRAIN, C. p. A.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.