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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01
SLACPILE NOTES

Harry Mathews will arrive today and assume his duties as a fireman in the Birmingham department.
 All the managers are signing men for next season, Vaughan states that he did not sign a man previous to the Mempbis meeting. He was requested not to do so by President Kavanaueh. He will secure the signature of all reserved players to contracts as soon as possible.
 The latest college man to break into pro- fessional baseball is K. Glaze, the bril- liant right end on the Dartmouth foot ball eleven. He is a pitcher on the college baseball team and is said to be a wonder. It was the 50-yard run by Glaze in the Bartmouth- Brown football game that helped defeated Brown. Glaze resides in Denver and Manager Collins of the Bos- ton American team, who has induced the young man to play professional ball, will bring him south next spring.
 The announcement was made some time ago that Eddie Lynch, who explained the Little Rock team during the reign of Mike Finn as manager, would lead the Travel CTS next season. but this appears to be er- roneous. The Little Rock people want the former captain, but 1t is not certain that he can be secured. There is one thing certain, Dale Gear, who managed the Arkansas bunch last year, will not do so again.
 Some of the players who received fancy salaries last year will play for little less next season, provided the salary limit is enforced, and President Kavanaugh says 1t will be.
 It is understood that Washington is going to let Big Hulseman go. If the giant can be induced to come south he would add materially to the strength of the Birmingham outfled. The big fellow can sting the ball, at least he did when in the Southern league with Shreveport.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01
Governor Higgins Pave Tribute.
rhank.aivinq contrlbutions.

New York, November 50.-Thanksgiving contributions of s27,5s2 were made today to tine Russian relief fund which is be- ing collected by the national relief com mittee The total amount now raised is s92O 130 Among the contributors today were the following: Baton Rouge, La s2l7; St. Louis. Mo-, 5000; Israelates and friends in Augusta, Ga., s510: New Lon don. Conn.,. Hebrews. s267; Camden. N. J.. SIP; Des Moines, Ia., s200; Harrisburg, Pa, $500: Cincinnati, s7oo0; Boise, Ida, s515, and Muncie. Ind. $35s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01
Special Bijou Matinee.

Daniel Ryan will give a special matinee performance of Macbeth this afternoon, at the request of one of the city schools
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01
Rose Closes for Prosecution

Mir. Rose. in closing for the prosecution. considered the charges in the reverse or taking the view of the defendants hay ing acted in a manner to the prejudice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01
CLIFTON, ARIZ., IS
 SWEPT BY FLOOD
RAILROAD is WASHED OUT AND MANY HOUSES ARE WASHED AWAY-RAILRoAD YARDS ARE UNDER WATER.

El Paso. Tex. November S0.-Cliftonr Ariz.. reports q severe flood. Tine wa ters swept down Chase creek, washing out the Colorado railroad between there and Metcalf, and washing away number of houses in Clifton. The station yards of the New Mexico and Arizona railroad. are under water. Many houses close to the station are reported washed away in the rush of the waters of Chase creek into the Gila river.
 The smelter was also damaged. Several railroad bridges were washed out near Clifton The flood also damaged Morenci.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01

find safety and protection; and, uninter- rupted by differences in religious faith. let us under the guidance of the genius of Federation and Equality, here conse- crate ourselves more fully than ever to united and devoted labor in the field of our common nations advancement anu exaltation.'
 The letters from President Roosevelt and Vice-President Fairbanks next were read.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-01
White House,

The Presidents Letter. Pr,sident Roosevelt's letter read as fol-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Informal

We Tailored brings deed the 5O the suit
 while though upode distinct the sweep circular, full flare and kilt ped skirts prominently
 lengths vary 90 inches, with fitted and semied n 0 double breasted style
 Broadcoh Wcuna mixed and solid ors rom o 75O0 We describe leaders
 so inches seed back single breasted fly front full tailored sleeve with turned cuff coat D stitched below hips then into full ped skirts They in mixed grey Olive Green Black Navy Blue and Plum. Price l3.95
 ad Tailored Suit made fine quality cevo The coat 50 inches long throughout aa silk full tailored sleeve with back cuff velvet collar The skirt to the folds cCln The and Price 27.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Fancy Mohairs.

For early Fall wear, in checksandnovelty weaves, the!Priestly lyBrand, AZ inches wide, per yard, 89C
 s4-inch Panama in Navy, Black. Purple and the new soft shadingS in Red, per yard, l.50
 44-inch Panama. dark Red, Green, Blue and Black, per yard, 89C
 3o-inch Mohair in checks and plain s servic e a b l e shades, adapted for school wear, per yard, 49c
 Odd lengths in wool ems, from 3 to 8 yds, at greatly reduced prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Cutlery Specials.

Boys School Knives. slightly rusted, worth from 25c to soc. Special, l0c
 Boys School knives, chain attached, worth soc, Special, l5c
 A special lot of Stag Knives, } and 4 blade, worth 35e. Special, 20c
 Imported German Razers, hand forged, guaranteed, a standard 2.50 make. Spe- Cial, l,5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Toilet Goods. Going Away Special.

School Girls and Boys who are going away to school will find what they need in soaps, perfumes, toilet waters, combs, brushes, tooth brushes and nail brushes, nickle plated soap boxes, etc. A regular 25c line; Special this week iSo
 Disinfectine Soap, the best known soap for the bath, 10c per cake, or three for Zoe
 Beautiola beautifies the complex ion in one week, one to three ap- plications does it, per box soc, also Beautinola cerate DUO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Misses Skirts for
 Early Fall Wear

We have in a large ship ment of Misses and Child ren's Fall Skirts, all made of the newest materials. shades and styles, such as kilt effects, accordian p1eat- ed and circular skirts. The seasons styles to select from. Prices ranging from 2.98 to $50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Special Prices on Floor Coverings
 Rugs
Rugs

500 Hartfort Administer Rugs 27x54 inches, regu- lar price 2.50; Special l,75 Administer Rugs 9xl2 it. regular price 25.00; Special
 l9.50
 Carpets
 Savonnirrie Carpets. A new line of patterns in the highest grade goods, made by one of our manufactur- CTS, made, laid and lined for yd l.25 Saxony Administer Car pets, new bright patterns, all with borders to match, some ask I.50 for these. Our price made. laid and lined, yard 95c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Human Hair

Our hair department brings the advantages of a New York store to you. We furnish anything desired and to match any hair. If ordering by mail send a lock of hair to be matched. Special orders filled in from five to eight days. We offer for, this week three special items.
 All 2.50 and 2.25 quail ties l.50
 Our best 500 switches, % in. long, 2 OF.
 weight $50
 Our zoo and 7.50 quality Wavy hair and natural gloss for A,75
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Millinery Department Announcement.
 Arrival of Autumn Hats.

acknowledged leaders millinery showing sets rest all argument to what will be the style This shows the effects and Hats much smaller 2 Century tilt gives modsh effect Nature has been copied in all the glorious marked distinction and richness s shown the delicate simplicity them
 
 advanced styles which ivory and champagne. Price 275
  early buyers. They range in price from l98 7.50
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Hosiery Specials. Bar gains in the True Sense.

Ladies' plain black gauge silk hose, extra double heel and toe, all sizes. Regular price 200;
 special i.Z5
 Just received a new shipment of ladies' black lisle full lace and lace boot hose; all new designs, hose that have sold for soc; special, three pairs for i.uU
 Ladies' plain white gauge lisle hose, with garter top, double heel and roe. Regular price CSC;
 special R5c
 Misses plain and lace lisle hose in pink, blue, white black and tan; all sizes from to s 1-2, hose that have been selling for soc;
 special S5o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
New Fall Wash Goods.
Ginghams, Outings and PercaIes.

New Fall Gnghams in paids and stripes, also solid colors, per yard only I0c
 New Fall Percaes in all the staple shades of light and dark blue, also dark red. These are 36 inches wide, per yard l24c
 New Fall Mercerzed Madras, g inches wde Scot tish Plads only special attention has been given to the selection of these goods and they pronounced very handsome and beautiful, price per yard only 25c
 Trcot Flannel in all shades, per yard 25c
 Flaked Tricot Flannel fifteen different shades to select from Price per yard only 35c
 Our own Fall Importation of Flannel Waistings, the handsomest collection ever shown in Birmingham, plaids predomnatng, but some styles in dolny stripes
 Price per yard is 75c
 Our assortment of Outing Flannels is daily becom- ing more complete, you can find full assortment of light and dark Outings, per yard lUc and l23c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Handkerchiefs. Three Special Lots.

Handkerchiefs H. s. printed bord- CTS; just the thing for children, per dozen 4Vc
 Extra quality linen handker- chiefs, IS and IA hem, strictly 25c values; special ioc
 Unlaundered hand embroidered handkerchiefs, 25c values foriZ l-zc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Informal Showing of Ladies New Fall Notion Depart
 Ready-to-Wear Suits ment
mc11t.

We maintain a Notion De- partment that does justice to "The largest Store South of the Ohio You alway find here the fads of the day and the conveniences of dress so necessary to elegance and comfort. This week you find many specially priced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Early Fall Silks
Clan Plaids in Handsome
 Wasting Silks.

Just arrived-the newest in Silk Waist Patterns--a combination of brok e n Plaids and Persian effects, per yard, 1.25 and i.5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Sterling Silver.

Those who appreciate good val ues should not fail to give our Ster- ling Silver Department visit We have marked at cost the entire stock of bon bon dishes, filligree vases, brushes-in fact every piece. of Sterling Silver has been reduced
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
New Arrivals in Shell Combs

One lot of choice jewel mounted back combs, worth l25 Special 75c One lot of novelty back and side combs to match, worth 75c. Special, soc
 One lot consisting of about 500 pieces e back and side combs to match worth soc and SC. Special 25c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Gillette Safety Razor.

"The Right Way" to shave and economize is with the Gill lette Safety Razor. "A shave a minute" is possible with ,the Gillette as with no other razor.
 No honing.
 No stopping.
 A sharp blade always; price o.Uu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Royal Bonn

More new shapes and new decorations at very sonable prices The decorations very different, they would not be recognized the Royal Bonn of other years.
 Umbrella Jars. 75o, $50 16oo. 1250
 Vases 625o Jardineres 75o. Urns, SIS to 1o0o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Hand Painted Bavaria China

New goods are arriving daily and up to the present this is the best value we offered. The design is made of clusters of cherries finished natural with back ground to match.
 Chop dishes, 12 inches each 300 Chop dishes, IA inches, each 3.50 Cream Bowls each LOO Nut Bowls each l25 Roll Trays, each 2.00 Salad Bowls, each l.50 Oatmeal Bowls per dozen 55O Preserves per dozen 4.5l Teas and Saucers, each LOO Plates, inches per dozen 5Qo Plates, inches per dozen 6.5Q Plates, inches, per dozen 8.00 Plates, 8 inches per dozen loo0 Pudding Sets each 450
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Mems Furnishings.

PicesG sGeatJR Reduced Quality the Same High Standard suit 25o Special per sut L79 Genuine Scrven quality Special per pair, 59c Bbngn well made. Regular 35c; Special each 9c andkerchs with hand embroidered initials Regular price 2Sc; Special sxfo LOO
 Boys Clothing.
 NewSt of Knee ePants Blouses Hat an Caps line everything priced Is 0
 of Knee Pants from soc to l.75 Hats 25c 200.
 LOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03

Son6s. Sweet Home of the Angels. Sunny, Sunny June. Shepherd King The Treasures of Sea Are Buried Deep. 1 Used to Know Her Years Ago. When You're in Love With Somebody Wont You Kindly Hum Home Sweet Home. When You're Broke. When the Snow Flakes Fall. You're the Only One. You Told Me You Had Money You Can't Fool All the People.
 Instrumental April Smiles. An Afternoon Tea. Alice of Old Vincennes. Vrabian Scout. Anona. Across the Hot Sands. Black Smoke. Buffalo Flyer. Bird off Paradise Caval CT Two Step. Cordelia Coon Smiles. Creole Bells. Chinese Saamagundl. Dance of the Watermeons Dance of the Sparrows Dixie Girl, Two Step. Down in Arkansas. Gilt Edge Two Step. Little Moonshine. Mrs. Sipp. Moonbeams, Cur Nations Guard Parsifal. Princeton Tiger Ragtime Reveres. Seminole. Smiles and Caresses. San Anita Values. Society Swells Southern Reverie. The Two Anonymous. Uncle Sammy. Under Southern Skies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03

Songs. !. Alone with Tho'ts of You. Anona. All's Well That Ends Well. Aint Dat Shame. Bashful Betty. Bettie. Come Down From That Fig Tree. Dolly Dimple. Down in Arkansas. Don't Butt In. Daisy and Butterfly. Farewell, Nellie Mine. Girl From Pike. God Watches Over Waifs Like Me. Good Old Days Gone By. Gone, Gone, Gone. In the House of Too Much Trouble. 1 Would Forget. In Zanzibar. If 1 Think of You By Day. If Wero Only You. If That's the Land Lord. Johnnie Morgan. Just at the Turn of the Tide. Just to Call You Mine. Jeptha. Katie From Dublin. Longing. Louisa Schmitt. Lass 1 Love. Lazy Moon. Lay My Wedding Dress Away. Mr. Moon You're Nothing but Shine. My Little Red Carnation. My Lady of the North. My Little Love Bird. Miss Green, Don't Be So Mean. Mary Ann. My Little Zulu-oo-oo-lu. My Genevieve. My Pretty Mountain Queen. My Grille Girl. Marian The Song Hear in My Dreams. The Shamrock. Smiling. She's Kentucky's Farest Daughter Smiles, Smiles, Smiles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Boys Clothing.

New Stock of Knee Pants. Blouses Hats and Caps.

 this lot and them  make us offer them to you while they last for 2.90
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Another Music Sale This Week
 lOc Copy-Three Copies 25c

The unprecedented success of last weeks music sale has left our stock sold left We late orders could not be filled and hope will get in
 
 Choice pieces Choice third choice will be difficult fill orders
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Taffeta Ribbon Special.

Satin Tafeta Ribbon leading shades able rdes Special 29e
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-03
Collar and Cuff Sets.

received line of Kser hand made Collar and Cut drawn work lined. Prices, LOO and
 Collars elaborate Regular price, 2c Special l2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Col berfanft mer6ea.

Dem 3uffdnoigen @omite bes Boarr
Of Srabe uurbe geftern bon ben Mit.
9lieoern bic geredtisun9 ertbsilt, bas
gesenudrtise 9ebdube Der Yereinigung
an Der Warplanb Str. unb Capitol
Abs. al bsrfaufsn uro OILS minbsF
preis tuurbs bic Summe bon, $45, 600
fefgeiebt.
DDS @omite uurbe au9lei4 ermd9.
tist, Elm neues 9runbfid sntmeber 3u
saufsn ober au pa4tsn unb fur elm
neues @sbdubs Sorge gu traaen. go.
balo f9 oas @omite Nnfanss nd9Fe,
Wo&e orsaniFrt bal, mtrb tuabrf@ein.
lid bisies @ei4dft 3uerf 3ur epra&s
gebra9t usrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

SHerlangt Gin anffdnbiaer beutiner Wnnn fur
~.ai4snarbeit. Ra13ufraseu bsirn gerpalter
bes Seutiden Paufes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Gletae StaStaamrtnteu.

Der s abresbsri9t bes
Prdfoentsn Der Union Der 3immer.
leute, tuelaer gsftsrn bsr6Hentli9i
tuuroe, seist, baB fid Die Union in
bltifenoem 3ufanbe befinbet.
Rad laneem 2siosn bsri9isb i'm
bOhen Nlter bon 81 Sabrsn Grau Sole
pbine ausnsr bon l152 Bates StraBe
9lerielbf. SIN Sabre 1870 fam fs
nit ibrsm Wanre bon Seuti9lanb
bierber unb bat ieitoem trlunterbroaen
in bisier Stabt eslebt. Srei 3inber:
Grau 5. 2amb, Jrau @bas Ssamann
uno &. 2ubnsr, ibsrleben fis. Sie
DISQUALIFICATION finoen beute Na9-
mittas I'm 2 u6r fatt.
u fern m { n bic Mrbei=
ten an ben Waha6uistts Sp9batn.
9eleiien i6ren anfang uno spar an Der
13. StraBe uno ben 2ate erie 8eIei-
len, no nit ben Wussrabunssn beson.
men tuurbe. Sier tpsrbsn bic ODD,
ba6n9eleife ibrsn alnfang nsbmsn unb
oann aamdblid ffeiseno, fur3 bor Der
Naha9uietts aoe. ibrsn 566spuntt
errsi9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Ebermometerftane.

Thermometerfanc.
o59fe Eeuperatur. go @rat
RieSrisfe Eemperatur. 60
80. z. 8Ibtbe,
SectionssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

Sn Der Office bes Staats-S stretdrs
wurbsn fOlsenoe Sneorporationen einge-
rsi9t:
YNmbop Canning Company, Mm-
bob; Capital $4,000. Sirettore,:
@barles g. galbpin, Wiliam %.
Smith, &obsrt @ibsetpap, g. Sarpep
aamb unb Natban 6. Oberman.
,Wcgainn grotbsrs Contribution
@Ompanp", Bloomington; capital
$4,000. 9irettursn: patrid g. Dc
@ainn, Sames We@ainn, &obert 6.
Mc@ainn unb CHARLES 8. Mcgainn.
y@barles %. gauermeiiter Com,
panp", Serre Saute; Capital $50, 900.
9irettorsn: CHARLES 90. 9auermeifer,
Soa gauermeiter unb garl 6. Bauer
meifter.
Der y8runsptf Club" bon War.
fam; SirsctOrsn: Samss Subblefon,
%. 3. Wepers, Sames WcRibben.
Die y2incoln Rational 2ife Snfu=
rance Co., Sort @apne; Capital
5000. 900; 9ireetorsn nod ni9t err
tudblt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

2ocaI;@ etterbert1t.
bsute 9t6enS unb Sonneritas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
Yoli3eht4es.

Ben BiIItams, Der feline
IbreHs als 4l6 Wst Wai6inston Str.
ansisbt, tuurbs ussen 9auRrens obne
2i3ens unb unanfdnbigen Betraaens
einsefsdt. WiIiams fu9te auf Der
Saoisite politur 3u bertaufen unS ct
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einen Wdb9en 9e9eniibsr %utanRdnbi.
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tin unb gurris finsen i'm Elm unb
bra9ten i'm nod Der Station.
Ri9arbS uoo aus 2ouis-
bile 8p., Der ansebli@e Stamantrins
fir $2-$4 losauialasen iu9ts unb
Der an Der Norb Delapare StraBe bon
ben Rablern gernausr unb 2ibmiqer
feffgsnommeri tpurbe, batte glsi9fals
teine 9auisrliasns. Die Siamanten
tuaren fbriaeus aus @las unb tofeten
i6m etua 10 gents pro Stud.
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tuurbe als Bumnlsr berbaftet. gna
9ebli9 brobte er, bab ct Sacobs Stna
eindf9ern tuerbs, falls, man TIN Mot
tuieber anfele.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

N%erlanst-etu eutes Rdb1en fir angenteine
~ 9ausarbeit, fein @ai1eu uber Blgelu unb iebr
guten 2o5m. seansufraseu $40 Rorb Suino:s Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
W1tmng, TreMnoe.

Sd erlaube mir hiermit, Sbnsn nit.
.autbeilen, baB i9 an Der gde Der Nla=
bama unb Court StraBe, gsgsniber
benz 6fli9en gingana gum @ourtbaus,
cine mooerne @iribfdaft, untsr benz
Namer ,gourt5ouie 2neipe". er0fnsi
babe. Sd tperbe baielbf nebt ben
heften @etrdnfen. mie gum 8eifpiel bas
beliehte Gome 8ier, unb bic feinfen
Weine, 2iqu6re unb gi9arren, fotpie
einen i9madbaftsn Smbib fets In Bs.
rsitI9aft baben. G9tunssbou
Muguf 9. E6au.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

NferlaM9t-e Gin @abhen IN elmer ueinen Tamilie.
~ Rein Wai4en uno 8iselu Ransufraeen SO.
$40 Nors 9ep Serisp 6trabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

cktnanj eaes 0eIb N nerIttbeu m troesh etueu
u 8etr Q fhr 5 b8 9 Drojsut.
American Home Buying Co.,
. 8omtarh 0sbdnAs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
2ln uniere oeutiben De-
ihdfts.

@ahrenb Der 8unbeS< Surnfelt>
ISOLDE miro unlers 3eituns in bulb
I6em @epanb, srOberem Sormat
unb in SaulenOen bermebrten
Gremplaren eri@einen, Die ni9t
ALIEN in Gmerifa, ionOern aud in
Seutldlanb srObe Serbreitnng fns
SEN unb ais InSenfen %aufbetpabrt
uerben.
rlnfere @eI6aftsleute ioaten fia
bieie sinitise G~slesenbeit, ibr Sc
f9aft pabrenb Der Seitwoae an5u-
seiscn, ni3t entseben lanen, iis
niben fi6 bamit ni@t nur lelbit,
fonbern liefern aud abermals ben
Sepeis, Sab Oas Seutiatbnm bon
indianapolis, pie immer, in ten
borSeriten @eibeu su finSen 1T,
Cine Nnseiee, Oh sroB ODER flein,
wirb bon uus gewiirbigt weroen.
auftrdse per YOit, Selepbone
ODER peri0nIi3 in unierer Sfite,
SO. 81 SIb Selaipare StraBe,
ionten 10 balb uie mo9li@ an'
langen.
Ginsm auftras unlerer Sonnel
entse9eniebeno,
3eidnet a9tungsuoa
Oie GUTENBERG o.,
Seraus9eber bes
telegraph, rSribine" unb
rSpOttbogels".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

Ueb loren:


Sames unb gla 8labe, Wdb9sn.-
5s. uno Carrie She'll, 2nabe.-Sobn
unb 2ufe @lemsncs, WdbGen.- Wm.
unb 2i33ie Carpenter, 2nabe. - Geo.
unb Woaie Wc@ammon, 2nabs.-
Sobn u. Sbsne Smith, Rnabe.-Wm.
unb Wimie Stuffed, Rnabe.- Clarence
unb @oloie Smith, Wdo4en. - @ars
roll unb gla Sent, Mdb9sn. = Oba
unb Goa 2pn9, 2nabs. - Mrton rlno
Bertha 3tes, 3nabe Grant u. 2aura
6ugbes, 2nabe. - Sreo. uno Mntta
Seb, 9nabe. = Sam. unb Ora Bar=
Ion, 4nabe.-
Setraut.
glmer Scott gbitb WcMafer.
Wm. gnis Marie &it9ie.
Wm. Banta-Walp 6in3e.
paul Grantlin -Sbsrsis Susb.
Wm. Wsbmann-Sennie Ssierman.
@bas. Stepart-6lora Suegele.
gbs. Wisis-@lara S9reiner.
@bw. Giiaer-Suna 5er9uion.
Grant ponea-Wpla @olman.
Jeeb. @rain-3eQa @ilespis.
enamel Weil-@larice &omer.
Sobn Minsr-9ittp Wurrap.
Wm. 5auien-W oIie plsbsr.
Oscar geerton-Warie Wnler.
GeRprben:
Wm. .. 5aserman, As, 1882 @ef
Nep Oort Str.-Wiliam 6. Wanlore,
so, 2441 Norb &ural Str. = Soiepf
Ni9olas, 1928, 234 Of Morris Ctr,
-glisabetb 9enban, 71,10, $40 OF
Soutb Str.-Soisp5ine 9ubnsr, 8l.7.
1853 Bates Str. - @onrab 9eeb, 40,
848 Miblanb Nbenue. - SGugline
@urber, StaStsS Oipital. - @barls!
Ni9OliOn, 6 MOn.. 816 Of ID. Ctr
-Maub 2rauB, 26, Srren=Mnftalt.-
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musl gernsiisn, so. Staot=S oipital.s
Grant 8opman, 80, Staot= SOipital,
+ Sames 8rpan, 9 Sage, 1872 @ef
pratt Ctr. = Grau Sulius 8umisG,
63, 341 Balti Wbsnue.-Nnna Ibams
%, 1907 Oanoes Str.--2aura 4urb,
38, 5574 Weff Waibin9ton Str.-
Sobn 8rannon, As, Staot=6 ofpital,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

S%erIanst Gin antes Ndb6en far nnsemein G
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Qad sufrasen 1915 Rorb 0eIapare Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-14

Sur Snbiana: S4on beute Na9t unS
am Sonne ritas, wabri9sinli9 locale Ge-
tuitter am OOnneritas anbaItenO rparm.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-12-21
Statement
Showing the Per Diem and
Mileage of the Board OF
County Commissioners
for Year Ending Novem-
ber 3Oth. 1905.
OFFICE REGISTER CT DEEDS
OF VANCE COUNTY,

OF VANCE COUNTY, !
Henderson, y. c., December 4th. 1908.
Pursuant to the provisions of Section 713
of the Code the following statement, show
ing items and nature of all cOmpensatlo
audited by the Board OF County Commls-
stones of Vance County to members thereof
severaI!v. from Dec. LIST. 1904, to Nov. Both,
1905, is submitted to the public.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1905-12-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-12

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