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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-12
@rnnoltiifs ltebertragnngen.

George q. Heuibling an 3bomoS
e. GopeS uno SrnL Siioieite Der HSr.
ping., nobe Norriaitr., t1.2 bel 62.G,
@roS $40, So.
Charles s. 9ordet an 9eiiieGunn,
3 Cots, So.
@cliie Iitnn an CHARLES IS. 9olls
Diet, 9 SotS, So.
@llitop Is. Stt an rSoiepb Seine.
mann uno Srmi, N%orooitieitc ser
Smolmoo0-, nobe gogleItroBe, fl
bel 70, @r65. $42, So.
Srcoerid =. MOB an Worp @ie.
qnno, Siiolueitieite Ger Gorep., nobe
GorroQitroBc, IL bel so, 8ro5. $40,
$525.
Catherine u. S6epporo an Mottic
&. Wurrop Oitieite ser GarepitroBe,
nobe 3iagSsIue., 1911 bel 80, 8ro5.
$40, So.
Sonle3 81. IS. HoB an SSoiepb No.
WtcGonL 5oaS.Hoob, 1876 bel 1875,
So.
Sole Gepoiit II. Truit 60" an
Some$ s.. Nubunon, Weitleite Der
9orcloDs, nobe 4. StroBe, 10 bel 70,
$3.50.
Charles .. 9adman an Walter Is.
Sill, Siioleite Der SliperitroBe, nube
Golington-spe., 11.S bel 65.4, @r05.
$50, 5000.
Slaof u. Cooper an Mnna G.@otd).
mer, Meltleite Der Hoie., nobe Or.
leonSitraBe, ~ bel 65.10, 8ro5, $25,
1925.
= Sobn Z. 9enion an @iaiom g.
Smith Sil0meit.ede Der 3. StroBe
mo Carroll lpe., As bel SO, @roS.
STA, So.
Sronf $. EbelpS al Robert $.
SentinS, g8elfeite Der G~belieosapc.,
nobe 8inOior.Sia.8ooo, 60 bel 100,
So.
George s. Hohe an Gnod Sorlon,
Sltieite ser ct. Youlitr., nobe &aiup.
ette. 9lpe., II bel 1926, @ro5. $40,
So.
Gliiobetb gbring an SSroel Wor.
goliuS, g8eitleite Der Central. Npenue,
nabe SeIierlonltraBe, fl bel 80, 8ro5.
$19.25, $14O0.
Senrp e. Sberiuooo an 5ronf $.
TbelpS, WeItieite Der Gbelleosaoemue,
nobe @inoior.OPi Q.Roao, 60 bel 100,
@ro5. $72, So.
Ola 8. aeilbols an &. Wadt, meb.
rere Cots, So.
Golparo 8utman mo 1rau an 3.
Is. MurroD, . Cots, $500.
HidoloS W. Smtib I'M Yellie g..
Soob, &eitieite Der Baltimore, nabe
GotberineltroBe, IA bel 50, 8ro5. $40,
$500.
S6oma3 Bicluofi on Beter Sos.
cifridL Siiomeitieite Der S%uoionitr,
nobe 2pfeuoo0-Gue., fl bel 70, 8ro3.
$3.50, $1,000.
". .. Meeo, jun, uno Srau an $.
6. 9oof, Siioieite ser lonnien0', mo-
be WolieItroBe, 1876 bel 70, 8ro5. $45,
So.
Gp6raim Wadt an Nor Sherr,
|Siioieite Der Wiomiment-, nabe BE.
|fbeIitraBe, IA bel GO, @ro5. $40, s..
t.&arriion Banperein SCR. 10" on
Sarrp S6err, Siibieite Der 2ering.
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follltraBe, flabe Arllll9torSgoe., 10
bel 80, 8roj. $64, s..
SbonloS Campbell mo Sroil an
Charles ". SlirIt, Noroieite ser
IomnicnoitroBe, nobe Wilton.ape.,
1910 bel 20, @ro5. $40, $40.
Clarence @. Spouloing II. Srou
al Wtog9ie Shlor, @eitieite Der Gbc.
Iter., nobe GogerltroBe, II bel 80,
@r03. $3G, So.
Sobn GomoroS uno Srou oil Yb.
$. GomoroS, Siioieite Der Gboie., no.
be Observation-Disclosures, Is bel 80, $40.
Irtbm $. Wiucr an &Solepb S6il.
linger uno Srot Noroleite ser Erez
iton., nabe GbelterltroBe, II bel 20,
8ro3. $42, $40.
Gli5a Is. Wontorp an SSennie
Soller etc, Noroicite ser 6ronflin-,
nabe Strideritrabe, 14.2A bel 81,
@runb3inS $50; ST..
Slioor Sul5bader etc. an Gueliua
q. Green uno @emabl, 8eitleite Der
Calhoun, unbe YreBtmonltroBe, II
bel 70, @rlnbSins 1925; $500.
2a5oru$ @olpe an Wper q. @olpe,
Siioolticit ser 2omitraBe, nabe Dem
9elair.Warft, @runo5ins $115;
$1,000.
.9obcmiun @orfingmen's 9. q.
Nr. ." al Worp Nopof, @eitieite Der
GbapeI., nobe GogeritroBe, II bel 60,
@runO5inS $24; So.
Soiepb $. @eaS mo 1rou an
Sobn g. @oa, Siioieite Ger %, nobe
@orclnpltraBe, 10 bel t40, @runo'
gins $135; $4,000.
Imelia 8iuoleloer uno @ennobl
an Wid)oel 8. WcSugb uno Sroil,
Siioieite Ger 6oirmomt . apenle,
nabe @oIieitroBe, fl bel 100, @ro5.
$40; So.
SouiS 9eneih mo Srnu an Siaoc
Sbopiro, Siipieite Der YreBtmon.,
nobeWfountltraBe, 1854 bel Sl.4H.
@runo5inS 500; So.
@iliom 6, Serguion an Watiloe
8ieman, Sitleite Scr Wontioro.a ue.
me, nube GboieltraBe, 1874 bel 80,
@%runo5in$ $50; $500.
Sobn VI. Bud an 2ouiS 2emfub(
mo Srou, Siioieite DER Nortb. s(pe.
nlie, nobe @olieltraBe, 1873 bel 76,
W%runb5inS 500; $1,000.
@oDoro 0annettel, Selt. .8olltr..
an 5ronf Moop mo 6roi, Oitieite
Der ScottitraBe, nobe Columbia pe.
me, 13 bel II, @runo5inS $3.50;
$500.
Sorrp g. Mc9feol uno 3rau on
WarD Is. Wc9tenl, Siiooltieite Der
2omnieno., nobc SobnitraBe, 90 bel
80, @runo5inS $160; So.
y. Somar 8ellp an Seonoa 81.
2uSbp. Siioieite Der SarotogoitroBe,
nabe arIangton . Gpemue, 11.5H bel
bO, @rlino3lltS SbO; po.
Siaoc u. Cooper an Sormiel g.
Smith mo Srou, Weltleite Der WPil.
ton g.. Ipenie, nabe Orleans StroBe,
1902 bel 70, @rmo5inS $50:
$500.
ISABELLA 6, Goof an Socob 81.
&nbn, Oltieite bon 0roaolpop, nobe
SiierionltraBe, 90 bel 63.10, @runo.
sims $50; SIS.
Nntbun Gobr an QiQp 6. Glen.
brandt, 8eierpoirltroBe, nobe Wtount
RoDal ApemIe, Is bel 1856;
Gli5ubetb Gbriltian etc. an Sreoe.
rid aorber uno 6rau, 1 @ruuoltiid,
Sigh MaeD 1876 bel 81, @runo.
sims 1 Sent; 1925.
Glen 3. GoOunagb an Mnnie no.
ran, Slieite Der 9uren., nabe Mu.
oiionitroBe, Is bel - @ruuo5ins
$40; $1400.
@otiou 6. S6crlpooo, 8ertu., an
@iuium s. Sooper, Rorooitieite DER
Druibbia . Npemie, nabe 0ruiobil.
Terrace, 14.6 bel = @runb5inS $S5,
$3.50.
Wargoretbn gdarot an Maraaret
Gibbs, Norooit . @de Der Hamlop.
StroBe, nabe Norris . Naep 10 bel
100, 8%runb5inS $40; $500.
SronciS5f Wontpf uno Jrou all
Sat. Shermau, 8eitleite Der Bomb,
nube Uonf.S traBe, 1879 be- 500,
8runb5ins $40; $500.
Safob aapedi mo 5rau al WiidD.
Iembed uno 6rau. Horoieite Der
NuAinu StrnGn nahn AaInnannA NM
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Sergeanteu Derebt. -
IIi G%npieblung beS WarldollS 6ars
nan oroneten geItern Die Foli5ei-
GommiiiGre bie &erietung bon orei
Sergeauten aus Dem noro0ltlid)en
9iitrift an, sic lid nid)t giinitig gc-
iinlt morcn uno oeSbolb niht hormo-
Mid mo gum 9elteu oeS Oienltc3 5ll.
lornmen orbeitcten. Die Sergeontcn
liuo Senrp s. Soremon, Sobn VI.
9ruii mo SomeS q. Sporflin; ibr
neller @~irtungafreiS miro ibneu III
einigen Saaen 5rlgelpieien merocn.
Bancroft. &m Vunoc3s
arei3geridt bat Der @irtb Sobn y.
Sai0lep bon Nr. ttS, Horo 2ibertp'
StroBe, nm sic @obltboten be3 @on'
ferottgeiebes nod)geilidt. Gle Scr.
binolihteiten belouien iid olf 500
S66 uno Ole 8utboben alli. ca. $500.
- GeSgleihen meloete Der 3eitung@'
bGnoler 8corge %. g. GrolpIep bon
Nr. 30l, Sits2 erington.S troBe, lei.
nen @anfcrott all.
Iuf Ibmegen. Sn Der
noromeltlihen Yoli5eiitotion mtroe
geitQrn Die Negerin alice Sboma5
megen ungebiibrlid)en 9etrogenS nm
$2.45 mo Soften beltrait. Der Eo.
liseiridter iprad) iein @eoallern oa'
riiber aus, oaB er nidt geget Sbo.
mas porgeben fonnte, meld)er Iiir oos
9etraaen leiner Satin perontiports
lib mar. 56onloS mlroe nGmlid)
BON ieiner beiieren GbebGlite er-
pi'd)t, ais or einem nu0eren ldlpor'
gen 5rouensimmer 2iebeSoienlte err
mics, uno Die emporte 8ottin pril-
gelte i'm nad ollen Hegeln Der Stunt
orrd, ais iie eingeiponnen mllroe.
Sobn fonute geben. =
.Sobn, biit 0u niid)tern? 2" iriig &c.
tern Morgen Squire" Srieoel in
Der oItli6en Yoli3eiitation Sen Sobn
WcSorlep bon Tr. 1927, SIt Cont
baroitroBe oils oerielbe ibm pegerl
ongebliher Srunfenbeit porgefiibrt
muroe. Sobn ~antfuortete, CT babe
oas groBte 8erlongen nad einenn
finn Singer boben 8bisfep, uno NIT
Den @orten eOeb', bot Dir i6n!"
entlieB i'm Ct. gbren.
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q. 9ltdonan, @eitieite Der Barclay,
na6e 4. Strabe, 10 BET 70, $3.50.
Sofo6 q. Slpiber uno 5rou an
Simon 0eeole, Siioneltieite Der
Fennlplnonio . apenue, nabe Col
pbin.S troBe, &c bel 143, $4,000.
8iainm g. Shneioer uno Strait
an s5oa 6. Roberts, Roroieite Ger
Bottom, nabe Gbelter.S trabe, Is BET
GO, 8runo5inS $33,75; $775.
.0ortbomptou 9. g." an 5reoerid
$. 9uepfi umb 6rai, 3 @runoitiide,
So.
Sorris Siegael an Salt @tonarh,
5pei @runoitiide, So.
CHARLES 6. SID uno Srou an 6.
6. 0anob unb 6rnu, @eitieite Scr
Gbeltult. Nnenue, nabe 9. Npenue,
1873 BEL So, @%runo8ins $56; S..
Charles G~ronharot an @. Safols,
, @runoitiide, So.
Wtiduel 5iblimmons unb 5rau on
ole n1itIc Guarantee & 1ruit Co."
, @runoltiide, So.
,Gitle Guarantee & TruIt 60" an
Warp Z. 6ielimmonS, 2 @~ruuoitiide,
So.
Gotboriue %, Ro6gers an SSobn
8eno3ierSti uno Srau, 9~toroleite ser
elliott, nobe gimen.S Str, t4.6 bel
GO, @rlmo3in5 $t6,75; $500.
Sobn Z. Graham an hilbert 6.
aoiB, Gillette DER observation-disclosures,
nobe 2anoole.S troBe, 1873 bel Is,
8runo5inS $50; $500.
Sobn 9. Maoer uno Srou an 5.
@eber, Norooitieite ser glier.S troBe,
nobe Eotterlon.Ya rf. apenue, 10 BET
GO, @runo5ins $22.50; 1895.
OSfar @oIfi Seripalter, on 6.
2ouiie Guibman Siioieite Der Nortb-
gpenue, nobe Sutton. apenue, 14.3
bel 50, $1t66.
2erlelbe on Sarrp u. 6ielo uno
5rou, Siioieite Der %. Strobe, nabe
8uIliorosa oenue, 10 bel 80, @runo.
gins $135; $2250.
2. y. Soutb all 8. Is. Wtuler uno
Srau, Siibieitc Der 2ombaro.S tr.,
nobe @ololmitb.I Qep, IA bel 20,
@runb5inS $40; $3.50.
Geo. q. &ron5 an emma Mpers,
Oitieite Der 9entalou., nabe Me.
Senrp.S traBe, 11.6 bel So, 8runo.
Sins $42; 1926.
G0gor 3. airluou, 8ernalter, oit
st. Boul y. & 6. a." Siioieite DER
Seoerol.S troBe, nabe Wontioro.a pe.,
fl bel 80, Wrumo3inS Sc; $3.50.
Sobn @. gulerlein uno Srau an
&od)el aotmoir, Siiooltieite Der
&iogelp', nobe GroB.S troBe, II BET
60, @runb5ins 1888; So.
$. $. Snbner, 8ermolter, an annn
u. Goltmon 9orbleite Der collins,
nabe @ilmor.S traBe, 18 bel 100, @r.
$t0S; 81.
@m. W. 9eneih an Sol. %. Gipiib
mo 6rou, @citleite oes groaomap,
nobe Womment.S .robe, 1867, So.
8m. s. Murpbp an $, 5. Barrett,
3 @runoitiide, $40.
Sorrp Termination nno 6rou an
Hoie I.Sorpep, Siiomeitleite Der Gre.
ter.Str., % bel -, $1,000.
6ronciS s. Sdoub, 8eripaIter, an
5ranf alosmier, Siioieite Der Hui.
lell', nobe Sambur9.St r., 10 bel 80,
8runo5inS $40; $3.50.
2ouiie Steber an &. Waft, 5fuei
8runoitiide, 1876 bel 80, So.
G.Mobt an SSrael WihellonJ 5ipei
8ruuoitiide, So.
gmil Gina uno Srou on IS. 9.
2. 9reipina Co." Horomelt.gde BON
Chem. mo 8aibiustou.S traBe, Is
bel 20, 8runo5ins $4S; So.
2ouiie W. @ilrop an ". 6. @otb,
Siiooitieite Der Gnior.S trabe, nabe
gelair.0aarft, III bel =, 9runb5ins
$t13.75; $1,000.
GboS. s. 2inolap, @erpalter, at
@~li5obetb s. Borter, Siioieite Der
Surlem.goenue, nabe Yreiton. Q IT,,
ii bel 50, 81.
emanuel ". 6. Gbur1 South"
an Sofob RperS, SiioWeltleite Der
WtcGullob', nobe BreBtman.S tr., 55
bel 100, @runo5ins $500; So.
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Ins @ereimsfrriicn.
Gin umialgreides Ieiieprogrnmm
oeS ,8ermania . MdnnerhorS,"

Slll lllIullHteluJtS
oes ,8ermania . WdnnerforS."
- Mnoere Gerein5 = Nahridten.
0ie @elongs > Seftiou oe5 Ger.
mania d. WGanerdorS" belt aeitern
I6eno cine gut beiuhte Sin9Ihln0s
inter Seitltng bon Eroi. S1eooor
Semberger ob. Sn Der Ooraui fol-.
genoen 8eIhGitaiiBung muroe be.
idloIIen, AM II. NIllgu'it an ser Sc.
bl~rtatnaSieicr 0eS &rn. Charles
Stnelocr an Ser Taucttc., nabc
2ibertp . StrnBe. Gbeil 81 nebnlen;
Ierner miro am Tienitog, ben %.
Nllallt, I'M oEatterion = Gort" elm
Gon3ert gegeben uno am "a. 9lil9ult
lperoen Die Singer, einer Ginluoung
oeS &rn. &uolpig &rnule Sol9e lei
lteno, im oStanoaro . Hort" cine &c
miItblihe Singlhtnoe obbolten. Sr.
Gbriitian 9eruborot ans GbiInoels
pbia, Noter ser $50. N6oli mo Nt1,
8ernbar0t, ipar alS 8ait 5llge9en.
0u3 GinquortierungS . Gornitc fir
oaS Neluurfer Sdngerieit, beItebeno
aus ben &S. Sobn u. @cder, SSiuiom
q. @liinu mo 9rig. Waltber, bc9iebt
lid belttc nod Nemart, nm Guortier
iiir Den &crcin ST %bclegen.
80 d) ~ q ZEN Traueus
%erein."
Der yShnaben . 6rollcu , Gerein
Or. I" belt geltern NbenO III Gin
gers &aIle an Ser 6reoerid . HoaO
cine &erionmluug nb, III meldler
&orbereitunQcn fir OoS Gounitattcr
&olfSielt getroiien mltroell. Die %
men bobcn Dem @oltSieit . &erein
$50 geihentt ulo perocn o1Beroem
81 ser Serlteauug Der 6rnhtiGlIe
b%eitragcn.
sWf o5ort 20 Gnncr6or,"
SIN .9roo0moD.S otel," Gde BON
9rooomop mo Srlcan@sS troBe, iibte
ser nMo5ort. Wtdnnerhor" geitcrn
abeuo sic Gb0re fir Ooa SGngerfelt
ein mo in Der 0eihGitaliBumg mnr.
oen ole G~inlooungen Der Bitter bcr
6reibeit" lno 5ur Scier 0ca oGeut'
ldlen Cages" ongeIlommet.
@eiangDcrcin y clo0ie."
Ser @ei%ongperein oWfelooie"nobm
geltern Ibeno, noh0cm CT III =.
Hieb' Sale, ode bon 2om. un0 6ors
reit.S troBe, oic Gborc fir NoS NCp.
arter SGngerieit einNeiibt bate, in
leincr 8eIh1itSiibung elm oftiUe3
uno 5mei poilipc Wit1lieoer ouf uno
troi 8orbcrciiungen iiir iein Gon5err
IN Sbimef'S &alle i'm October. GrG-
iioent SEQ. Tieiiier iiibrte Ben &orlip
un0 SefretQr Geo. &ogel oo$ FrotO.
foil.
y0aDcrn % dnuer6or."
Ger n9oDern . MGnncr6or" belt
geitern Abeno III s. Adcrmom,S
NoGe, Gdc @ouQb' uno Caroline.
StroBe, ieiue re9elmGBigc Singitun'
De ob mo iibte ole Gb0rc fir ieil
nGd)iteS Set Elm. Ginlooungen bonn
@eiongucrein oGihentron5" uno bonn
@eiongperein v%GbelmeiB" 81 Oeren
6cltlihfeiten ionoen Annobmc, un0
ein nelleS oftipea Witglie0 mur6c
oui9enonmen. @eldlollen puroe, iid)
i'll Corpora an Der Scier oe9 oGeut.
lden Cages" 81 betbeili9en.
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ss kgY. James sREoyAe 11sSaida SIZE f,f tha!
sDHa tVesta Esnfa ala Col Ilsge. sas irIS sShe
city HundeyAsd dpIaached sif tha5 49,
e mn afcn nnt e StFe6S s b6tlII
morning and dByening he is aaabne
sfda afIese aSf t;ss
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Lands we'll good convenient
schools and the places will be divided
1Mewit yoa MAN RIys1NEss see me- h. $ls:
IS II you want 70 bny aal
the Real Eae
Tor the People
homes ii the hes
JOS u FRETW Anderson. 81 s,
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LOOK OVER THIS LIST, NJ.
f SELECT YOUR HOME, ==0 /.
i >. ..* l* *::... .. AND SEE W. !

j. 5E.. :. CITY OF ANDERSON. !
{" s yecant Lots on Greanville streat-. H..
House and Lot on North FAINT Ist. :. { j.
House aud Lot on Franklin ct. ;H.%f
vaoani Lot 1isin sss - i{5 49,: s. ~,
II Other Lots In various localities. = s;#t
+: =. 81. ROCK MILLS TOwNsEzp. ~ ~
X 108 acres, 1mprove6. - ,s;:.,, =. =,
s $50 acres, improved. .5,..; ~ },
.15@, x PENnLEToN TOWNSHIP. E, =: :: T.
es acres, With 5.room dwelling and ont
houses. ,,.i.' =. i, 35,.i.. 80
y 1S0 aeres. psssly In cultivation. -.
:. 12O acres, two-story dwelling, barns
and necessary outbnildings. -"
!. - CENTREYILLE TOWNSHIP,
+ III acres, improved. ;,,.+% t..,.>E /. -. :
104 actes, improved. &s~ : ::
100 acsAa, i'm proved = - s..5a q
800 acres. dne lands, we'll i'm SO yed-
Will be sod 20 spit purshaners. - :: 81 =
!, ,,.s W sotes improved, good state OF culti-
26s acres, well improved, good water.
good dwellings, and tenant houses. :.
S.: :s.5Si + q CORNER IOWNsEJr.s''..'':. = ~.
! 142 acres, 5-room dwelling, barn, DO, 81
S$S55 E sHOPEWELL TOWNSKIi;. 325ya 4
i70 acres, improved. s; +; x. e: ,s
I! 200 acres, improved. ~, : E:$S S'&t.%%{5;s
Z l174 anres, Improved. ssf;;} ,y$5
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=; =.::S@ =: BROADWAY rowMsHIP. $| +
81 acres, ia cultivation. i / ,s.E. +: "
. 8S3 acres, good dwellings, barn, weIlI
asa HsG:':, :I ts7'o ssafo OF GuINvaiSosa-@l
good bargain. .:+ :.,:} s, i|E::.; 81 L
!. z 
.. Z HALL TowNsH1P: :%; + +
!, 28e acres, in cultivation s5& :s&% J.
>'.> iGARvIN' TOWNSHIP. {
10s acres, improved. :. .? ss9@r3Ez': &
174 acres, improved. $->$=s + |s ~ = = +
{ g, FORK TOWNSHIP. -: I
223 acres. 6.room dweIlinx,.6 tenant
houses, barns, DC. .--vveii iEnvfoyed, good
water. Kood lande--hIg bargain. /
ABBEvILLR CoUN1Y. I
$50 aeres, In cultivation. "%.,;:.' +
400 ecress 10 good state cnttivstlou.
''...;>,,ss> !. 4. @.,} y 4 GOMEZ COUNTY, =
!. .:,-% :fA1,: s 'S1 81 b Center TownshipL -
: 301 acres, well improved. =.
1eO acros, we'll Improved. .'> -:
: 26O acres, 4 tenant dw ellings. =:
lSS acres. - ~ =.
4 Il !9a io acres, 4.room dwelling: ~ i
!. l7s acres. 7.room and one s-rooH dwell. !:
175 acres, 2 tenant dwellings,. ,;%s! $t3
81 l0O acres, two 3rocm dwellings,. 10
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gpEesld ding ht Tho & Court iof CoInii1,,I, oSi,
isEleas Id EharleaEO for. seyeraf waaisa.
FINISHED the term there last TNafiifday.
Isapds the NaWs and 5 Courier speak 81
.s.sss .4g.!ysya:f,:y huge Eas
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-07

Mills Gillette has just sold to Zoe
Houser, one of the finest alfalfa farms
in Umatilla county. consisting of
something over 500 acres, on Butter
creek meadows, the purchase price
being $4,000.
The land in question is known as
the Babb ranch, is situated on the
Butter creek meadows and is in the
heart of the alfalfa belt of Butter
creek. II was sold by w. II. Babb
to Mr.. Gillette about two years ago.
when the former left for the Alberta
country. Mr.. Gillette has conducted
the farm since purchasing 1t, and will
now go to Alberta, it is said. to locate
permanently In the vicinity in which
Mr. Babb located.
Mr., Houser will occupy the farm
and VIII make speciality of alfalfa
and cattle hereafter. This is known
as one of the choicest tracts OF land
In Umatilla county. is well improved
and under a high state of cultivation
with sufficient water included in its
extensive water rights to insure excel
lent crops every year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-07
ARGUMENTS BEFORE SUPREME COURT

In the supreme court session today
Grover Martin, convicted of man
slaughter for having slain O. n. Pres
ton on the evening of May 40. sat an
interested listener while counsel for
the defense and for the state argued
the merits of the appeal that has been
made in his behalf Shortly after IL
o'clock this forenoon the Martin case
was reached on the docket, and Col.
]. III. Raley opened the case for the
appellant. He spoke for about three
qu9rters of an hour and had not fin
ished when the noon recess was taken.
on convening at | o'clock he again
took the floor, and continued his ar
gument.
The basis Of the case for Martin is
that evidence was admitted at the trial
which should have been barred, the
principal point being evidence showing
the relations between Martin and Min
ME Preston previous to and causing
the defendants quarrel with the dead
man. However. other points of error
are also taken up in the appellants
brief.
For the state the case before the
supreme court has been conducted by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-07

District Attorney Phelps and John Nc
Court
In the appeal for new trial for
Moses Taylor the basis of the case for
the defense is that all the things done
were but preparations to commit a
crime, and that the attempt never be-
gan, as the confederates declared that
they had weakened before arriving at
the Bannister place. However, the
state holds that this fact did not lessen
the guilt of Taylor, and that as far as
he was concerned the crime was as
good as committed when he sent the
men to set the fire.
No decisions are given by the SUI
preme court while In session here, and
II Is probable that the above cases will
not be determined for several months
yet when the opinions will be given
out from Salem.
The first case taken up this morn
ing was that of Sexton & Walker VS..
Malcolm McInnis appealed from
Wasco county.
The following applicants for admis-
sion to the bar successfully passed the
examination yesterday afternoon: Ce-
ell X. Wade and ]. F. Nowlin. Pendle-
ton; Lot d. Brown, Baker City; o. l..
Ferris, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-07
HEAVY FLOUR SHIPMENTS.
Portland Makes an Excellent Record
This Fall.

Portland, Nov. THE past four
weeks have witnessed a remarkable
movement in flour, the shipments
from the northwest in that time ex-
ceeding by far all former records for
a similar period. During the four
weeks beginning October 7. flour ex-
ports from Portland and Puget sound
reached n total of 547333 barrels, the
weekly shipments being as fOllows
Week ending October IA, 113,404 bar
rels; week ending October 81, 1884
barrels; week ending October Is, 131,-
397 barrels; week ending November
4, 156,71S barrels.
The bulk Of these cargoes have gone
to the orient where since the close of
the war stocks are being replenished.
Another cause for the heavy shipments
at this time is the announced advance
in freight rates. On January ] the
present rate of 81 will be advanced
to $3.50, and shippers, In an endeavor
to save the so cents while they may
are utilizing every inch of cargo space
obtainable. For this reason shipments
of flour will continue heavy until the
end of the year, in fact, the demand
for space on the oriental steamers
from Portland and the sound during
November and December far exceeds
the supply.
Within the next 10 days three
steamers, the Nicodemia. Abergeldie
and Agincourt. will leave Portland for
Japan with close,to 100000 barrels Of
flour.
The Nicodemia will load $4,000 bar
rels and the Abergeldie and Agincourt
approximately $4,000 barrels each. in
addition to their grain cargoes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-11-07
Heavy Vote in San Francisco.

San Francisco, New. IA clear,
sunshiny day is bringing out large
vote in the municipal contest. At 8
o'clock so per cent of the vote had
been cast. Fine weather conditions
are favorable to the fusion ticket, but
the Schmitz workers are more in ev-
idence at the polls.
The Trades Council has declared a
holiday, and will fine all union men
who work today. This insures almost
the complete vote of organized labor
for the union labor candidates.
Voting machines are In use all over
the city for the first time. Reports
of voters having trouble manipulating
the machines, is causing some DELAY
in registering votes.
So far the election is very quiet,
with only one arrest for disturbance.
No change in the betting. Schmitz is
still the favorite at odds of 10 to 6.