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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Supervisors Of Lenore county,
Mississippi. on the first Monday In Sep
tcmber, 1905, for building Bench Bridge
at Price McLemore's place, about 30
feet long, according to plans and speci-
G~catioBs on file in the Chancery Clerks
c0lcc. Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
G. W. CROCKETT, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board OF Supervisors of Lelore county,
Mississippi, on the first Monday in Sep
1905, for building Pile Bridge
across ditch on Mahoney's Green Brier
place, about forty feet long, according
TO plans and specifications now on file
in the Cbancery Clerks Office. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
C. W. CROCKETT, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

German papers report that a new
anesthetic juice has recently been
discovered in Japan, the product Of
a plant growing there. This anes-
thetic has been called scopolamine,
and is said to be superior in its ef-
fects to all other articles Of this kind.
It is administered hyperdefmically
and produces a deep sleep, lasting
from eight to nine hours.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Supervisors of Leiore county,
Mississippi, on the first Monday In Sep
tember, 1905, for building Pile Bridge at
J. Obergfell's place, about 100 feet long,
according TO plans and specifications
now on file In the Chancery Clerks Of
fee. The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
G. ". CROCKETT, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
N0IM.

The Board Of Pension Examiners for
Lcfore county, Mississippi, will meet in
the Chancery Clerks Office In Green
wood on the first Monday in September,
1905, for the purpose Of passing on APP
pIications for Pensions.
G. w. CROCKETT, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Three Fox Terrier puppies, best
blood in the country, pedigreed stock
Don't write unless you can business,
W.. T. CHAPMAN,
Greenwood, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Big lot new commercial stationery
Just received at The Commonwealth Of
fee. Send us your orders for all kinds
Of printing.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Several iron and wood mantels, with
CRATES, tenders, etc, complete. Apply
for prices, etc, at Reiman House.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Misses Flora and Esther Reiman gave
a delightful entertainment last Friday
afternoon from A to Q o'clock in honor Of
their little visitor, Maynie Wolerstein.
Of Yazoo City. The Misses Reiman as
hostess is proof that the young folks
had an enjoyable afternoon. Dainty re-
freshments were served in a faultless
manner
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Mr.. T. W. Harrison was up from Ingle-
side Tuesday.
Hon. r. A. Joiner, of sunnyside, was
here Tuesday.
Miss Annie Allen, of Leflore, was in
the city this week.
Mrs. r. G. Clarke visited relatives in
Carrollton last week.
Miss Pearl Arterbury has returned
from a visit to Walden.
Mr.. Percy Jarrett, of Memphis, had
business here this week.
Hon. Eli Ethridge was down from
Schlater Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. z. W. Parsons has returned from
a visit to Nashville and other points.
Messrs. r. L. Miller and II. 4. Swayze
spent Wednesday on Lake Henry fishing.
Miss Zilpha Spencer, Of Girard, La, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Addie Murdoch.
Mr.. B. N. Parish has returned from q
visit to Chicago, where he spent his va
cation.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Par
ish, on the 30th inst, a son. Congratu-
lations.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Smith have return
cd from a visit to relatives in Ports
mouth, Va.
Miss Loise Harvey, of Carrollton, was
the guest of Mrs. II. G. Kitchell a few
days last week.
Messrs. D. u. Nichols and L.. L. Billups
have returned from their trip to differ
emit Colorado resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Gleason have re-
turned from a visit to New York, Boston
and other eastern resorts.
Mr.. Martin Andersen and daughter,
Miss Rosa, have returned from Chicago,
where the latter received treatment for
eye trouble.
Mr.. P. L.. Quinn, OF Water Valley, is in
the city this week. He will open a
hardware store here as soon as the Ray
buildings are completed.
Mr.. A. M. Stoner has returned home
from a protracted visit to relatives in
Virginia. He will buy cotton seed for
the Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. this season.
Mr.. G. X. Marshall returned Wednes-
day from Doddsville. Mr.. Marshall
made an inspection Of the crops between
here and Doddsville, making the trip
through the country.
Mr.. W. B. Fulkerson, formerly with
the Greenwood Gro. Co., has accepted a
position with the Delta ms. Agency Of
this city. He is a good business mar
and we congratulate the company up
on securing his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kantrovitz have re-
turned from a months visit to New York,
where the former bought a mammoth
stock of clothing, gents furnishings, etc,
for the firm Of J. Kantrovitz s. Bro.
They report a very pleasant trip.
Richard Bolton Of Greenwood, son OF
the late DR.. West D. Bolton, was one of
the NASHVILLE American" team who
played here this week. His visit was
enjoyed by his relatives and the friends
OF his parents who are very kindly re-
membered by many in Pontotoc
totoc Sentinel.
DR.. Thack G. Hughes left last week
for Philip to locate for the practice of
his profession. DR.. Hughes has formed
a co-partnership with DIR. N. A. Mcleod
at Philip and will make that place his
| home. We commend him to the good
people Of that community, and predict
| for him a successful career.
Misses Flora and Esther Reiman gave
| a delightful entertainment last Friday
afternoon from A to Q o'clock in honor Of
their little visitor, Maynie Wolerstein.
Of Yazoo City. The Misses Reiman as
hostess is proof that the young folks
had an enjoyable afternoon. Dainty re-
freshments we're served in a faultless
| manner.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
SOME CLIPPINGS.

Most heroes outlive their great.
ness.
A little brother is a dangerous
thing.
Sympathy is the only true polite
ness.
Most sincerity is swaddled in sill,
ence cloth.
Rainbow gold hunting is harm.
less exercise,
Experience is a widow grown wa.
ry and wise.
1t takes Cupid TO make light of a
bright girl.
Most every girl is warm-hearted
in the summer.
Tomorrow is worth more hustlers
than yesterday.
A pretty woman is the noblest
work Of the beauty doctor.
Optimism is the sunshine which
melts the shadows of despair.
1t needs very little wit to draw an
uncharitable inference.
1t takes a subordinate to realize
the ineficiency of a superior.
The reign of the coquette. is Of few
days and full of trouble.
A woman who holds her tongue is
the hardest to understand.
The jealous man is suspicious even
of his wife's store bought hair.
A pleasant man to talk to may be
a disagreeable man to listen to.
1t is not what you get but what
you go for that makes the difference.
A great man is one who captures
the Imagination of his generation.
The altar of true love is at the end
of the middle aisle of the church.
Sometimes a mans failure accom-
plishes more than his successes.
If more men were sturdy oaks,
more women would be clinging vines.
The only thing more foolish than
old love letters is the reading of
them.
He that thinks he knows it all has
not yet mastered the first lesson of
No one is useless in the world who
lightens the burdens of some one
Few things cost less than encou-
ragement, and fewer still are worth
more.
The average man had rather mar
ry his landlady than be removed for
debts.
Riches have wings that flying
machine inventors are unable to dup
licate.
Don't Judge a woman by her gig
giles. It's the only kind of flattery
that she knows.
In saving money the real secret is
not to lose it through the hole at the
top Of your pocket.
The woman with a good figure is
giving the revived hoopskirt fad lit
tie serious thought.
No self respecting girl would think
of marrying a young man who had
no faults for her to reform.
In Brazil when an unmarried wo-
man dies the coffin, hearse, and liv-
cry Of the coachmen are all scarlet.
Some girls marry for love, some
for money, and all Of them marry
because some silly man asks them to.
All Saints church, Sheffield, has
the largest Bible class in Great Brit
ain. The average attendance is
1000.
If women ceased to gossip, their
husbands would miss a lot Of en-
lertaining information about their
neighbors.
In Germany locomotive engineers
receive a gold medal and $500 for
every ten years Of service without
any accident.
England consumed 9,25l, 653 tons
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01
THE Town
Gathered IN the Round Up.

IA
Vou'o'co VI n0 "ou''o w.
NADIA.
Chicago.
Tuesday.
son Tuesday.
vile Monday.
Mr.. Earl Loyd, OF BRENT was In ene
Mr.. W. c. George was over from Cotes-
worth Tuesday.
Mr.. II. T. Coward was down from Mon
ey last Saturday.
was here Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Gillespie visited relatives
-
Fred Mcbride has accepted a position
in the iewelry store of G. l. Stein.
Hon. A. f. Gardner has returned from
a pleasant trip to New York and Chicago.
:. :. 90
comery have returned from Hot Springs,
Ark.
:. e.
turned from a pleasant visit to Rush
Vile, Ind.
- !.
the city Monday en- route to his home
at Berclair.
q . .
position in the Office of Weems-L Lockwood
Furniture Co.
-
pie were over from Carrollton last Tues
day on business.
% -
ian the latter part of last week by the
death of a sister.
:. -
Cook returned Tuesday from.a few days
visit to Yazoo City.
-
Chatauqa, N. Y, where he spent his va
cation very delightfully."-.
:. ~ -
Mesdames ]. L. Montgomery. |. B.
turned from Owens Wells.
!. !. %
MI. G. G. Nichols has returned from
a pleasure trip to Atlantic Citv. N. J..
- %
Mrs. sc. Mccarthy and children pas
sed through the city Sunday en- route
to their home at Doddsville.
Mr.. I. l.. DeLoach is in st. Louis this
week buying fall and winter goods for
the urn OF T. L. DeLoach Co.
upon 'he afr,sal o.
W W 'noir nome 1he hfs0o y 'ne WeeA'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Our framing is bright and straight.
Delta Lumber Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Prompt Deliveries, 1.-THE Key Note Of
Our Success
Delta Lumber Co.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

DR.. Thack G.. Hughes left last week
for Philip to locate for the practice OF
his profession. DR.. Hughes has formed
a co-partnership with DIR. N. A. Mcleod
at Philip and will make that place his
home. We commend him to the good
people Of that community, and predict
for him a successful career.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-01

Richard Bolton Of Greenwood, son OF
the late DR.. West D. Bolton, was one OF
the Nashville American team who
played here this week. His visit was
enjoyed by his relatives and the friends
OF his parents who are very kindly re-
membered by many in Pontotoc. Pom
totoc Sentinel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22

Ser 1T @tIfiiiioft bcfonnie Eultor
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Nc, i'm Stcrbcn. Seinc ain0cr
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b%crIono, Der Stuot@- Sage Moroeir,
1T idnpCr %crfrunft.
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clcftriihc StrobcnbcIcrd)tltug cin-
iiibren.
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lis bot oic Minterioiion nit 220Shts
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Gic Goir IN Cotton ipnroc an
Wiittpod) bon iibCr 5000 Fcriopen be.
Iltd)t.
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Nns Giicrind,t.

&eoton, Mid), u. September.
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@ilrNcr Don - &obrcn, licQt III i%ciller
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Ncid)oiicl morrcu lei. Toa Mtotio Der
(hot ioOl Giicrilld)t Qclucicn icin.
6rolt Sibcr bciiloct iif III @oit.
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Nrbcitei ~Ytreins-6alen6er.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-22
&crmiid,tc tclc1rnpbiidJc GcpcidDn.

- G0lunro u. S%onghornc. eth Ntlt-
gliC0 Der 9onfilrma Naulolon II.
2onuhorl1c in Spl,dlbur0, Ga, bot
lid, m~ubrlhr;nlid) nltH M%clnlldlplte
ijbcr ICinCn frGntlid)cn 3uIto1lo, II
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Withpif %prrlInitct?

Tcm Dorf, 81. Septenlber, -
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IS, Fnrf Nolp, lucIdler olla9eretnct
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Mod Gin idrncllcr &rcn5cr.

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yHugaI Nrcannm" Wirrcn.

NoibuiIIc, Icnn. q. Sept. -
6illlIitno5pnnjt9 N}itniieber bicliNcr
Councils bes oHpgoI areonum" bo.
ben bei'm biciiacn 9udoesRtid)t cine
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TblabrtatNsc Der 9ampfcr pOn Nru
Wprf.

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Scpt. nod &lpcrpool.
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nodl @nuburg.
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mad, Ncupcl mo @enlto,
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nod &onOon.
Camper Caledonia" on1 %. Scpt.
Eod, Glasgow.
Compiler n3ccIou0" ON 90. ScpG.
nod Nntlpcrpen.
Gonpicr nEbiIooclpbia" om -.
Sept. nud Soutbonpion.
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uln %. Sept. nod NrcnlC1.
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nod 2ipcrpool.
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ONti' Huu1 SupCIluuHCu.
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y. Sept. nod &eopcI uno @enltn.
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Sept. nod Glasgow.
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TENDER mad SABRE.
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nod 5ombnr8,
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am IS. Sept. nod 9remen.
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nod %iuCrpocl.
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tcnbcr nod @omblrg.
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Sept. 'rob @ouo6n.
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nod1 Nl;tmcrpcn.
GompiCr oSt. Bultl" an 80. Scpt.
nod Soutbolnpton.
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nndJ &mcrpool.
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nod @iQ$Gofp. 90,
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@toBc" ON 3. Nft. nod @renlcn.
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nod Hin.rpopl, ...
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nod &ipcrpool.
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nod Hpttcr0un. .t
Gnmpicr oHigllriu" AM 4. Gft.
nad Ncapcl inn @cnllu.
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nddl Sabre.
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nud NanlbllrN.
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>. Oft. nod NrCmcn.
Gonpicr o&utopio" am Z. GIT.
nod Nonburg.
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.elnt rnh Imsa. :aaNAflbbcr

2tbe rpb o Ego. "9eeTattber.-
Eic Camper nSoronin" pon Bolton
mo ,WeiternIouo" pom BbiInbcIpbia
linO bier ciugctroiicn.
Guecnatpmr II, 81. September.
- NbGciobrcn linO Ole Canpfcr
"Iricalono" nod philadelphia mo
Oceanic" nab Jtem Dorf.
@tbrultur, 81. Scptcntbcr.-
Ger Nompier Da0nigin %%oui'e" ut
pon NCp.D ort cingctroiicn.
@ibroltorj 81. September. -
Ionpier ~Gitto 81 NopoIi" uno
oEritt5 SStor" iino nod Nep- port
olr3gClollicn.
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CARNEGIE Sibliutbcf acidlolIcn

" / d INTO s. %nO., 81. Scpt.
Sic Carnegie 9ibliptbct i'll BORT
luno, &nO., lit gcihloiicn morOcnmeiI
c3 an W}ittcln iiir ibrcl llntcrbolt
ichli, NM mobriteinIid miro @r.Gor.
nc0ic criltt ipcrocn, ho9 @cbdltoc 81,
iibcrncbmcn, mclfca nit ncn BON Ibrt
0cltiitctcn$15,O00 crrid)tct mpr6cn lit.
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sdiffsnad,rid,tcn

Ncip .Dorf, u. Septcrlbcr. -
N~naefornntcn iinb Die Gornp'cr g9iito
81 Yolcrmo" bon @eni,a nno o@ro'
@olocriec" BON Sommirl.
N6aefobren iinb Die Gampiera 90
Sourainc" nod Sdprc hno .2eiltlh'
lnno" nod) Suinbl,rg.
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Scirntb rs Giccn5cn.

NN
Ylca3 q @Crid,t5 nl9QcItcllt.
GborlC3 &. @ofer, 81, mo @ertrlt=
truce g. GIcdcnidiI0t, Is SATIRE oft;
%iccnj Nc6oGt Don Ibonto8 &. GouI-
ter, 9tr. 1917, Git- 6opcttcitr.
Multcr 6. Wrouocn6urh 81, mo
Gluro M. Wcp6on. 90 Sabre alt; Sl-
ccn5 NcboIt pon ". 4. Nfcp6ont, Nr.
721, GWubcrlonbItr.
Williom 9. Cotton, p, mo emma
". MoAGoIocr, Il Sabre oft; Siccrj
0c6olt bon 9SiQiom Sicn1or, Nr.
1886. &obnionItr.
Norru @roucl. %, ulo Mimic VI.
Nidmciu, 10 Sabre oft; 2iccn5 &C.
bolt Don Mcurn @roucl.
,<oicpb 3. @rop, 2L uno Clara
Slpcltcr, is Sabre oft; 2iccrj gcDoIt
uon ,EoicpG 8. @rop.
Niholoo q. @rimmcl, %, unb 9ci
ijr q. Gol(ier, 20 Sabre ait; 2icenj
Qcbolt POI, Mi6oIo$ g. @rimnlcl, Nr.
l21G, Cit CliuCrItr,
Charles s.. @ulocr@oori 26, mo
G0itb W}. @ocr. % Sabre olt; Siccrj
NcboIt pol, 5, 6rco. aircl, ilrt, lr,
lOO2, Mo'hritrobc.
Milliom ). &oopcr, 26, lnO Moric
=. Gn0Clborht. 90 Sabre olt; Hlccni
ncbnlt BON g8iQiont 5, Noopcr, pr.
1872. HipCriiOc NUC.
&loi u. Noworo, 80, ulo Niorn $.
NruoM ~ tEoDre oft; Siecni 0c6olt
pom Sloi u. 6pworS, 9h.2t0G, Ncnnr.
iplpuuio 9IuC.
5ulpcitcr $. Giiuer, u, mo Ylina.
nic NJ. @orri3, 90 Sabre oft; 2iccnj
0cholt NON SplpcItcr s.. aiiQcr, 9tr-
2QO2. Nonpocn.9 Ipc. ,l.s. ,u 4
Charles 3. &oBnlon, 26, unb Nu.
Qllito lbcurcr, 81 Satire olt; &iceni'
Ncbolt opn ". =. &cqmp{ 'Nr. Ii2tr
9turn MorroCItr. +.
gllt &olooacr, 30, mo Npgcl6org
NluoClliclL 25 Sabre off; 2ttcn5 &C.
bolt non gIf &oloogcr, 9tr, III, G..
@uOltru6c.
Miuium 9. Mo00or, %, rm6 So,
rclto NurtCa. % Sabre olt; 2iceni &c
bolt pol APihocl 9Icc, 9}r. 1914, g.
GburlC2ltr.
&obn $. Wii0cr, 90, mo Srcnc e.
@obnid,t 90 Sabre alt; &iccn5 gcbcIt
BON @iQiom Wilcr. 9tr. t7l1, Dit
Eruttltr.
&obn &. North, #, mo ella <,
%conorN, 20 Sabre alt; 2iccn5 0cbolt
pom Norrp &. &oirL Nr. G23, Wio6;-
ior gtuC., WoucrIu.
&omr3 W. Sbur. %. uu0 Nonnic
i. Gopor6, 30 SATIRE alt; 2iccri &C.
bolt pom Sobn s. God)c, MI @olb.
inNtor.
9Siniom GNnribt, iun., 90, unN
uuh Nocloi0c y. Gicrfcr, % Sabre
alt; Slccl15 Qcbolt bon Wnl. Sd)nllot,
iun. Nr. 1919, 9tor0' Fottcrion Yurf'
NuCrllC.
Norru llp0crQroii Is, ur0 Srcnc
NonNc, Is Sabre alt; Siccl5 acbolt
bon Trou 2oui2 6. Gauge Nr. 1000
Noro. TllItpn-Npc.
Grrclt 81. NitfclL 81 lnb Wtorp q.
Butter, . Sabre alt; 2icClt5 gcbolt
pom Grrcit q, Nitfcn.
Grcocrid WIoicr, 20, ltnb Soluric
Gardner, 10 Sabre oil; 2iccr5 0cboIt
bon Tron WoiHcr, Nr. $50, Noro-
GorolincItr.
&obn Soda, II. mo 9i8ic Cop.
pcrinitb, i6 Sabre alt; 2iccn5 gcholt
bon Hidoro Stcocn3, Nr. 1900, Gnlls
ton.NpcnuC.
Stcpbcn u. Gohcc, iG. rrN gsaeS5
:. Gornc&, 10 Sabre off; 2iry5 aef1
bolt bon Nurrp Nodcitcr. Mr. 1885,
CltsHonpolCItr.
Charles j. Slant, 10. inr0 Gntmn
Is. @iic, 80 Sabre alt; 2iGei5 NcboIt]
pon Charles 3. 6Iout, Nr. G6l, Sol
lunbiuN pc. i
&obn Is. Short, 80, urb Mtorp 10
Solpnlcno, 10 Sabre oft; Sicen5 ae.t
bolt bon @iniom g, @riooeu. Hr.
lll5, NuItonitr.
Sic Shat ciucs Wobnjtnuiocu.
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Iic Clint cincs Mnhniinnincm.

Muoilom &nb.. u. Sept.-Weo
Noro 5illtoctc III Der Iestelt Nott 81
@cottn'S Hibge, SmiBerlanb=G ouittp,
ielne @obnnng al, 10 oob ieine oorill
ld)lofci,oe Grnit mo orei ainoer ben
Slonnlcntoo itdrben. Man aloiibt,
oab Der Wonn n%obniinnia lit.
Stast die oa1OeSbts, Oslm Inner Gstsdtt Han
Unit: ss:;i. ,NMMZz7Ms<'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5. Sic
ShouipicIerin &di4 @%dnNelltcrn bot
loren .@aitt}iP 1artaltf2ii@ 'attlt gauges
Sdbrg" aSo -"' sic mill cbcn inl-
nler Nufielen errcNcn.."