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High Life In Tornsiz.

Tomsk, Siberia, is not such dread
full place. A traveller writes of it,:
after leaving the governor we paid a
visit to the shops of Tomsk in order
to complete our outfit We were able
to buy apples newly arrived from the
Caucasus, tea from China-only 400
miles away and brought by a sledge or
drosky by the overland trade routes
first opened by Peter the Great-and
many kinds of goods from Germany,
such as kodaks, Photographic material
and all kinds of up to date articles.
1--WE also paid visit to barber,
who could compare favorably with one
of the first class BARRIERS in the west
end of London, and was quite dear,
charging us a shilling for a shave and
a hair cut l was in every way very
favorably impressed by the town.
With a population of about 10000, 1t
is as rich in churches and public build
ings as any English or American town
with five times the number of inhab-
itants.
Moreover, the Tomsk university is
an imposing building and contains two
faculties-those of medicine and law.
This capital, in fact, takes the third
place in educational importance in the
empire"
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CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of a
( ]writ of fl. fa to me directed, issued out of the
Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey
will be exposed 20 sale at public vendue, on
MONDAY THE Sth DAY OF JANUARY, 1906
between the hours of II O'Clock and 5oiclock, tat
o'clock i'll the afternoon of said day at the
Court House, Freehold in the township OF Free
hold, county of Monmouth, New Jersey.
Ali that tract or parcel oflands and premises,
situate, lying and being in the Township of
Eatontown, in the County of Monmouth and
State OF New Jersey, of which William Slocum
died seized. Beginning at the southwest cor
ner OF Jacob Socum's land at the north edge OF
the highway leading from Eatontownto the Sea
Shore at a stone; thence u along said Slocuins
line north twelve degrees and thirty minutes
west three chains and twenty seven links;
thence (2) west three chains and thirty enc
links; thence 81 south two chains and thirteen
links to the north edge Of the aforesaid High
way; thence f4) along said II ghway south seven
ty three degrees east four lains and thirteen
links to the beginning, containg one acre, de-
scribed in deed dated March End, 1861 made by
Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
Long Branch to said William Slocum, deceased,
Recorded in Monmouth County Clerks Once at
Freehold in Book 252 of Deeds, pages 24e &c, ex-
cepting and reserving thereout and theretrom
all that lot tract or parcel OF land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate lying
and being in the Township of Eatontown, in the
County OF Monmouth and State OF New Jersey;
Beginning on the north side OF the Eatontown
and sea Shore Turnpike at the southwest cor
ner Of lot of land conveyed to the said VIII
lam NJ Slocum by Deborah Slocun by deed
bearing even date herewith, thence a. along
the north side OF said Turnpike north sixty
eight degrees and fifty minutes west as the
magnetic needle pointed A. D. 1876 forty feet;
twence y north twenty one degrees and ten
nlinutese asst sixty eight feet and ten inches TO
the westline Of said lot convened to the said
William H. Slocum; thence 81 along said line
south nine degrees and eleven minutes east
seventy nine feet and eignt inches to the place
of beginning.
Seized as the property of James W Sutphin,
taken i'll execution at the suit OF George A. LIP
pincott and Anna L. Cominelin Administrator,
&c. and to be soldby.
c. ASA FRANCIS Sheriff.
PARKER and VAN GELpER, Solrs
DatedDecenber 6, 1905. (SIo.Sol
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CHERIFF's sALE.-Bv virtue Of a

@ HERIFF'S SALE.-Bv virtue of a
- writ of Fl. ia to me directed, issued out Of
the Court of chancery ofthe State Of New Jer-
sey, will be exposed to sale at public vendue, Oh
1906. between the hours of II O'Clock and
O'Clock, lat o'clock, in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House, Freehold in the town
ship of Freehold, County Of Monmouth New
Jersey.
Ali those tracts OF parcels Of land and prem
ises hereinafter particularly described, situate,
lying and being in the township OF Ocean in the
County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey
First Tract-Beginning in the middle of the
highway adjoining John Corlies. Thence ~
along the said JOHN Corlies line south seventy
degrees and twenty minutes four chains and
sixty-niHe links to Henry d. Wardelis line.
Thence (2l norther1y thirtv-eipht degrees east
along Wardells line, one chain and sixty links.
Thence (3) north sixty degrees and thirty
minutes west Two chains and thrty-fve links to
the middle Of the aforesaid road. Thence az
south ten degrees and thirty minutes west along
the middle Of said road, two chains and thirty
FIVE links to the beginning. Containing ninety
eight hundredths Of an acre.
Except all that certain tract or parcel OF land
and premises hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying and being in the township OF
Ocean. in the County Of Monmouth aud State OF
New Jersey Beginning at stone on the south
east corner Of the lot herein conveyed, il being
the southwest corner OF lot of land belonging
to and on which Asher Wardell HOW lives
Thence II along the road leading from Long
Branch and Deal turnpike to the Stetson House
barns north, sixty-seven degrees and thirty
minutes west Si&lN-Sl8 ana Two th1rd Inks
Thence ~ north tl1irty-one degrees east one
chain and sixty-eight links. Thence (5l south
fifty eight degrees and thirty minutes west one
chain to Asher Wardells line. Thence "a
south forty-fve degrees west along said War
dell's line one chain and sixty-hve links to the
beginning.
Second Beginning at a certain stone in
the middle of the aforesaid road in the line be-
tween Hugh McGreggor and the property here
by conveyed, running thence ~ south forty-six
degrees and fifteen minutes east six chains and
eighty three links TO stone. Thence 81 south
forty-fve degrees and thirty minutes west nine
ty-seven links Thence 81 north ffty-eight
degrees and forty minutes west FIVE chains and
sixty links to the middle of the aforesaid road.
Thence al thirteen degrees and fifteen minutes
east two chains and sixty links to the begin
ming Containing one acre more or less Being
the same premises conveyed to Thomas P. Nc
Kenna by deed of Margaret Ferns bearing date
end, 1899.
Seized as the property of Frances Lippner ct
ais, tasen in execution at the suit of Edward
Walling and 10 be sold by
{. ASA FRANCIS, Sheriff.
Dated November goth, 1905
Joseph Reilly, Sol'r. SI2.6o
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I.IHERIFF'S SALE.-By virfne of a
( writ of f. ia to me directed issued out of the
Court OF Chaucery of the State Of New Jersey,
will be exposed to sale at public vendue, IN
MONDAY. THE Sth DAY OF JANUARY, 1896
between the hours of II o'clock and O'Clock, (at
? o clock in the afternoon said day, at the
Court House, Freehold, in the township of Free
hold county of Monmouth New Jersey.
Ali tract or parcel of lands and premises, sit
uate living and being in the township of Holm
del i'll the County of Monmouth, and State of
New Jersey, on the southerly side OF the Holm
del and Keyport turnpike beginning at an
angle in said turnpike distant one cham
and twelve links, on as the needle now
points south twenty-nine degrees east, from the
occupied by said Thompson, and running thence
along Leah Crawford's land south sixteen de-
grees thirty minutes west, four chains ami thir-
tv links to the bank OF the brook thence up saiu
brook north eighty-one degrees west, three
chains and twenty-one links (leaving the brook
at the end of two chains and twenty-five Inks
to a stone planted i'll the meadow; thence south
hfty-two degrees forty-fve minutes west, nifty
four links to a stake in said meadow; thence
south eighty-hve degrees west one chain ana
tive ntv links TO another stake in said meadow,
themes north forty-five degrees, thirty minutes
west ninety-six links to another stake IN sara
meadow; thence north sixty-four degrees west
ninety-four links to another stake IN SAID mead
ow: thence north nine degrees east one cnaln
and forty-hve links to the, or near tie MD
die of the aforesaid turnpike thence along the
same north seventy-nine degrees thirty MN
iites east seven chains and Iortyve links 10 the
MACE of beginning containing two acres and
twenty hundredths of acre, be the same
more or less. Being the same premises convey
( ed to said Charles II. Thompson by deed from
ll ,ssS NJ Beers ana "rs' oa's0 Ai4'el 80
se6ized as the property of Charles H Thainp
! son, ct ais taken in execution at the sun OF
/ William S. Crawford and to be sold by
I C ASA FRANCIS, Sheriff.
( John ]. ELY, Sol'r
i Dated Decemb er 8, 1905. $500
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CHERRIES SALE.-Bv virtue Of

( @ HERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of
I - a writ Of Fl. fa to me directed, issued out OF
the court Of chancery Of the State OF New Jersey
,rHIrRSDAy the z8th nay ofDFcFMBFR. zoos
between the hours Of II o'clock and O'Clock at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day at the
Court House, Freehold in the township OF Free
hold, county Of Monmouth New Jersey.
All those tracts or parcels of land and prem
ises situate lying and being in the township Of
Holmdel, in the County Of Monmouth, and the
State of New Jersey, which in the division of
the real estate Of James Bray, deceased, was set
off and allotted to Samuel o. Bray Beginning at
a stake in the line of John Crawford's lands, be-
ing the South East corner OF said Samuel o.
Bray's allotment, and the Northwest corner OF
Lauraelts allotment; from thence running as the
magnetic needle OF Leonard WalliDg compass
pointed the 74th day Of June 1925 first north forty
FIVE degrees East thirty-eigIt chains and twenty
nine links along said Crawfofd's line to the
land Of Hendrick Hendrickson: y South seven
ty seven degrees and forty minutes East along
said Hendricksou's line eighteen chains and
thirteen links TO a dogwood tree; % south
Seven degrees and thirty minutes West four
teen chains; al South nine degrees East, four
chains and twenty-five links; % South one de
gree East FIVE chains and seventy links to the
Southeast corner OF said Samuel o. Brayis allot-
ment; 10 North eighty-uine degrees and forty
minutes West fortv-three chains and forty-six
links to where it began, containing Seventy
nine acres, be the same more or less. Being the
same premises conveyed to said James G. Taylor
by deed from William NJ. Taylor and others,
dated January 25th 1865, recorded in Book 7o2 of
Deeds, page IS, in Monmouth County Clerk s
Office.
Also, another lot of land situate as the above
bounded on.the north by the tract herein before
described. East by land of Hendrick Luyster. /
South by the road from Holmdel 10 AIiddletown
and West by the road leading from the last
named road to Kevport Containing forty-one I
acres and ive-hundredths OF an acre. and being 1
and fully including the same premises conveyed I
to said James G. Taylor by deed from William
H. Michean and wife, dated April 25th, 1864. re-
corded in said Clerk Office in Book IA of Deeds
page 446, to which said deed reference is made. +
Also another lot situate above, bounded outhe 1
north by Mahoras brook, East by land Of Peter
Luyster, South by the tract last above described I
and West by the first and second tracts herein
before described, containing ten acres more or
less. Being and fully including the same prem
Uses conveyed TO said James G. Taylor by deed 4
from William H. Hendrickson and others, Com
dated April / 1870, not yet recorded,
to which deed reference is hereby made.
Seized as the property Of Eva A. beats. ct ais.
taken in execution at the suit of William 5.
and to be sold by
CASA FRANCIS, Sheriff.
Dated Nov 18th, 1905.
John J. Ely, Solr. (sI26ol I
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/ 2 3 4 5 6 rs 8 0
P H A r. NJ o G S 7

LASTLY, write your initials and adj
dress on back of prescription to deract
attention from true cost mark.
This primer for the use of members
of the National Association of Retail
Druggists is a paragraph from IN. A.
r. D. Notes." a leafet issued by the
association. The cipher code, it was
shown, works in this fashion: Each
letter represents the figure under which
it is placed. For instance, the charge
for a certain prescription is S1.35. The
druggist writes Pam" under the first
line of the prescription. This sign,
like a tramp's mark on a gatepost, is
to inform the next druggist visited
with the prescription that the assoeia-
ton price is S1.35. This the latter is
expected to charge if he is a member.
The drug trust, according to the state
ments made in the course of the trial,
is made up of three associations-the
National Retail association, the Pro
prietors Association of America and
the National Wholesale association.
These work together, it is charged, to
raise the price of drugs and to drive
out of business all cut rate druggists.
Letters were shown to prove that the
formation Of the trust had resulted in
an increase of $90,000,000 profits to re-
tail druggists in the United States.
Evidence was submitted to show that
104 drug manufacturers, or so per cent
of the number in this country, were
members of the trust Pink slips
were distributed to such as continued
to deal with nonmembers with the idea
of conveying to them the information
that they would be boycotted if they
did not desist. The pamphlet contain
ing the primer was issued to $500
retail druggists, according to the testi-
mony.-New York Tribune
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A MYSTERIOUS CODE.
Queer Circular of Instructions Issued
to Retail Druggists.


One may never have thought of the
screened portion of the druggists shop
as a spiders web, with the druggist
lying there in wait for prey. But is
there not ground for a belief that when
he energies from his place of mystery,
with face expressing dignified respect,
he is studying his customer to deter
mine how heavily the latter can be
bled without knowing it--trying to de-
eide if he is able to pay well and
whether he knows what the hero
glyphics of the physician mean? These
are some of the thoughts that may be
running through the druggists head as
he steps back into his sanctum with
the mysterious paper in his hand. The
following, taken from the records of
the United States circuit court at Phil
adelphia in a case recently tried there,
would seem sufficient ground for this
belief:
Gas an indication of the interest TAX
en- in the national price mark the fol
lowing circular of Instructions to re-.
tail druggists by the Greene County
association will be OF value: A Gus
toner hands you recipe or prescrip-
ton of any kind and asks, Can you
fill this, and for how much?" Take
the prescription Immediately behind
your pres eription case, there consider
your customer financially, his probable
knowledge of the prescription, the
amount &c knowledge and labor neces-
sary to compound the prescription, then
make yolr price, which is for the en-
tire association. Do not be in hurry.
Write the price with pen or pencil Gas
the prescription may be- between the
first and second lines or items on the
prescription and so as not to attract
attention. The National Association
of Retail Druggists cost mark is:
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NOTICE oF ATTACAMENT.

TO ALL WF1DM n MAY NN'INNKtIN-
TAKE NOTICE that Writ of Attachment was
issued out OF the New Jersey Supreme Court on
Set,tenber Twenty-First, Nineteen Hundred
and Five returuable and returned into COURT
October Tentn, Nineteen Hundred ana FiEe, N
an action on contract, at the suit OF JOSEPH
IrR MN plaintiff, against the estate Of loHN =.
WENT defendant for the sum OF TWO HtN
pRED THOUSAND DOLLARS demanded II ssalo
Writ the actual debt for which the same MaS
issued being ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN lk5oNS-
AND fSIo7, ooo.1 DOLLARS. r.r,>
Attorneys of Plaintiff
Dated, October 7oth, leos. lsS-ool
Dated October 18th, 1905, =
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
\ } writ of Fl. IA. to me directed, issued out OF
the Court of chancery of the State Of New Jer-
sey will be exposed to sale at public vendue, on
THURSDAY. the 28th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1905. between the hours ofIz o'clock and O'Clock
at o'clock) in the afternoon of said day, at the
Court House, Freehold, in the township of
Freehold, County OF Monmouth, New Jersey.
All that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
situate, lying and being in the Township of Mid
dletown, in the County of Monmouth and State
of New Jersey, and being more particularly
bounded and described as follows, to wit; Be
ginning at point on the southerly side Of Center
Avenue, distance westerly one hundred ard
fifty tI5o) feet from the southerly corner of
the same and Avenue G and from thence ( u
southerly along the westerly line Of lot num-
bered Seventy-six TO- and parallel with Avenue
one hundred and thirty 1907 feet TO the north
erly line of lot numbered One hundred and
twenty-seven No. I27l; thence y westerly
along the northerly line of said lot numbered
One hundred and twenty-seven mo. I27l and
parallel with Center Avenue fifty so feet to
the easterly line of lot numbered seventy-lour
ga; thence 90 northerly along the easterly line
of said lot numbered seventy-four No. ~ and
parallel with the first mentioned course, One
hundred and thirty 1907 feet to the southerly
line Of Center avenue; and thence "a easterly
along the southerly line of Center Avenue, fifty
(5o} feet to the point or place of beginning.
And being or intended to be all of the said lot
numbered seventy-hve (75) as shown map
by John S. Hubbard. And being or intended to
be the same premises conveyed to the said Viii
liam F. Patterson by Mary E. Condit and hus-
band by deed dated August "a, 1883, and recorded
in the Monmouth County Clerks Office in Book
sos of Deeds on page 492, &c
Seized as the property of Vim. F. Patterson,
ct ais. taken in execution at the suit of Trustees
First Presbyterian Church Of Shrewsbury, and
c. ASA FRANCIS. Sheriff.
Dated Nov. 20, 1908.
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TN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
TO Frederick A Wilson and Sarah B. vii

son, his wife. So.
cery OF New Jersey, made on the day OF the date
hereof in a cause wherein Albert B. Aschen-
bach is complainant, and YOU and another are de
fendant's you are required TO appear /;
mead answer or denlur to the Dill OF SAID
ceoTnplainant on or before the TENTH DAY
OF JANUARY, next, or the said bill will be taken
as confessed against you,
The said bill is filed to obtain decree Of the
said Court, adjudging and decreeing a iudg-
n,eTt recovered against you Frederick A. Wilson
and one Alexander c. Buck, in the Supreme
Court Of New Jersey on the Ninth day of October,
Nineteen hundred and three by one Roland D.
Croker (which Judgment has. since been as
signed TO the complainant hereinl to be lien on
certain lands in the Township of Neptune, in
the County OF Monmouth and state of New Jer-
sew conveyed to you Sarah B. Wilson by deed re-
corded in Book 7z3 OF Deeds for said Monmouth
County on pages 24e &C; and decreeing that the
said deed Is fraudulent as against the complain
ant: and directing that the said lands be sold in
order to satisfy the said judgment.
WILLIAM PENNINGTON,
Solicitor for Cem5zsinant.
500 BrosM Street,
Newark, n. l.
Dated November 9. 1905. (s7.2o)
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FREEHOLD, N. j.. December 7, 1905.
The Annual Meeting Of the shareholders Of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FREEHOLD
n J., for the election OF Directors and tine trans
before it. will be held at its banking house on
Tuesday afternoon. January 9Th 1906 at 2
O'Clock. J. w. 5. CAMPBELL, Cashier.
deeost
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~ RULE ro BAR cREpIToRs.

Z EXeCutOrT NOTICE.
Mary NJ. Denise and Frank Denise, Executors
OF Tunis Denise, deceased, by order of the Sur
rogate of The County Of Monmouth hereby give
notice to the creditors of the said deceased, to
bring in their debts demands and claims
against the estate Of said deceased under oath or
affirmation within nine months from the
TWENTY SECOND DAY or SEPTEMBER
Ioos or they win be forever barred Of any action
therefor against the said Exc riitors-
MARY Af. DENISE
FRANK DENISE Sept2S1ot
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AND TEXAS POINTS.

Tt,gb Pullman seers Ladies' Dining Cars
issue, sold at S2oOo
Steam Packet Company Doa
through points its lines the
Ala and Atlanta a thus ehaohns
the Tourist Stock Raiser travel alta greatly
Iedn
desirable locations to the Man
Raiser; special low rates
location call on write any agent OF TINS
rarcu
W H. T. =" Dunel'
General Offices: PORTSMOUTH VA.
JOIN Patrick, -. hor'ona
f,;as 1,ars4r. Ayant Easter Agent
Tes,.I5.e Broadwyaw
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ID Il ID n o o NJ,
Golden Oak Dressing
Case and Washstand ;
elegant braas-trimmed
steel enazneliesd Bed;
woyen wire Bed Spring
soft top Mattresses
pair feather Pillows:
Comfortable; 1 oak
Chair; IL yards Mat
ting; English Toilet
Set 10 pieces.
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PARLOR, - Fine
Velour or Damask Par
lG Suit. Q pieces Pisx
Mirper, French beysl
glass; Parlor Table
lbrass feet /; handsome
Lamp and Globe pair
Of handsome Pictures;
large Oriental Rug, 7.6x
10.6; ! Rocker 2 pairs
Curt aims
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d FADING SYSTEM, New jersey
III Central Time Table in effect Dec 4th.
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GsHERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue Of i

Dated Nov. 18th, 1905.
John J. Ely, So1'r.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08
PETTT DRY GOODS co.
Des binaus attpinnt, ia bab fe fef.

Dss binaus astpinnt, i'd bub fe feF'
gebalten, eerab 10 3Grtli9 tpie fe mid
unb bab ibr allies 5urid ms DIP ses
faat. limb bab ibr bos @esiiter ibrer
S6anb poreebalten unb bab ibr eans
leis unb beimli9 alss geidgt, tpie fe
ale ungliidli9 ma9t, Die ii9 ibr
ndbern, tDie piele is ouf Der Gel fat.
Die unaliidli9 Iino uit6 ME mebr bcs
2eben frob senieBen tDerbsn, uno beb
ibr es 5ebn Mal eelaet: Su mutt
fterben. jebt, glei9. ME me6r pirft On
bic @elt feben, ME mebr! IuS, aus
8ronpa, aus it's. f6Dne 8rDnfpu. aus
it's! Da bet lie 81 i9reien angefan9en.
unb ib bab itc om 9aIs eefaBt. (Sic
&usen perben inn NAB, Die Stimme
periaet ibrn, er aie6t fein Sai9sntud.l
sic bat ni2t lang sei9rieen.- so bob
fie feit eebalten-am Sals-io-Gr
bdIt bos Sai9entu9 feit umtlammert
pOr ii9 bin)-io-fie bat eerO6elt-
ie bat fiA sepunben-iie bat mid um's
@elenf eefabt-unb bot nit ibrer
&abenfraft serunsen-serunsen-i9
bab nit Der anbern !Sonb sueesriffen.
iie tit CUR @rb geiunfen-sefunten-
(@r f9lu9at unb fpri9t erDblenb pei<
ter) unb lit INNER i9pd6er porben.-
0a lit her &ellerburf9 gefommen unb
bat Ii9 on mid gebdngt unb bat mid
getpiret-aber fie fpar i9pn tobt-fie
mar tpbt, bic 8ronna-bie f90ne
8rpnpa.- Mprbes tpsinte bitterli9.
Sie 9eiamorenen fpra9en ben On
getlagten fret. @r Sos balb barouf fort.
pie es bieb: iiber's Reer, unb tit feits
Der perfGoIen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

@teIe Ginpanoerer an
bern balO nad ibrer Infunft in bic
fem 2anoe ibre Namen, ipeil lebtere
bdufig perItiimmelt unO ieiten ri6tig
gei4rieben perOen.
Weit iber 1000 6 3 :
b E 3 fommen jdbrli9 in Sapan
ppr. piele bapon fin6 aber nur f9per
Su bemerfen, p0er nur our9 Snitrus
mente na9autpeifen. -
Die fo # barte SpteIs
cine Gareau=Neun, fpurOe
i'm borigen Sabre in 2onoon BEL elmer
Iuftion nit $4,000 erftanbsn. Der
abnprms preis miro freili9 oaour6
sere9tfertigt, odb fi9 auf Der Riid>
feite bes 9lattes bas bon 9ans !9ols
bein Dem Siineeren meifterbaft eemaIts
portrGt Der Seraosin BON Nprfolf be-
finoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-08

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~ f1ent feline Arbetf. Soc. g., 42s Rcrb Silt
nois etrats.