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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13

PittSburg. October 10.-The start,
ling discovery was made late today
hat the Adams Express Company has
been victimized to the extent Of $780,
900. supposedly through the peculation
of an employee.
The following official statement of
the affair is given to the Associated
Press for publication:
A 4:15 o.. m. Monday, October 9Th.
a bank of Pittsburg. Pa. delivered to
the Adams Express Company at their
office at 60 Wood street. Pittsburg a
package Of currency containing $780,
OOO. Of this amount $4,000 was in
500. bills. $4,000 in $50 bills. and
the remainder. $4,000 in IS. SO and
$40 bills. The 500 and $50 bills. is
sue of the Farmers Deposit National
Bank of Pittsburg, and the Bank OF
Ffttsburg. n. A. were in the main en-
tirely new. Some had been slightly
used, The So. $40 and $40 bills were
old CURRENCY. The package containing
this large sum of one was consigned
TO a bank in Cincinnati. Ohio.
This package was received and re-
ceipted for by Edward George Cunliffe.
a. IlC III NHS 49,
the regular mOnc- clerk who was i'll.
"Cunliffe left the office at the usual
time last evening and this morning
when he failed to eport for duty a
hurried examination was made of his
department and it was learned that
about $1,000 of funds. entrusted to MS
care were missing. General Agent Hin
er. of the Adams Express Company
Immediately called in detectives n
placed the matter in their hands. Later
Jdevelopments brought to light the tact
that in addition to the $1,000 missing.
the bank package containing the $lo0,-
600 had not been received at the mon
ey forwarding office at union station
this city.
Inquiries made at his residence
No. 314 Lucerne street. West End,
Pittsburg. showed that Cunliffe arrived
home at the customary time last even
ing. and after changing his CLONES
bade his family good ~ saying to his
wife that he was going out Tor Atne
evening and nothing further has been
heard from him.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
Especial to Charlotte Observer.l

Especial to Charlotte Observer
| Washington, October 9-Mrs. Roose-
welt is going to accompany the Presi-
dent on his trip south. and. at Ra-
leigh. the first lady of the land will be
1.-THE guest of Mrs. Glenn and the Gov
.ternor's charming daughter. Miss Re-
lbecca Glenn. The very interesting fact
that Mrs. Roosevelt is to make the
southern tour with the President was
made known today for the first time,
las h result Of the visit of Governor
r.. B. Glenn to the White House.
Governor Glenn was at the White
House nearly an hour. When he ar
rived the President was in conference
with Secretary Wilson. of the Depart
iment Of Agriculture. Mr.. Loeb. who
has charge of all arrangements for the
"trip. took advantage of this oppor-
tunity to go over the programme for
the entertainment of the distinguished
visitors while at Raleigh. The Pres
lident gave the Governor a cordial
lwelcome. and he was greatly pleased
with the hearty invitation the Caro-
Iil1ldn gave MIN. DIS the cI1i0I 0X0Cu-
tive of the state. to visit the old Com
Imonwealth.
Delighted. probably expressed the
sensation experienced by Mr.. Roose-
welt when the Governor informed him
that all the people of the state were
%lanxious to greet and ono him dur
ling his stay in Tar Heeldom. The
president was enthusiastic over the
"trip. n questioned the Governor
fabout many details.
Another subject that occupied the
l%attention of the two chief executives
was Mr.. Roosevelt's speech. which he
Twill deliver at Raleigh. The Presi-
ident is giving much attention to the
preparation of this effort. which he
has discussed with both Senator Sim
mons and Governor Glenn.
The conversation became personal
land social also. The Governor took
Occasion to speak OF Captain r. l.
dodge. an uncle of his. who served in
1.-THE regular army. why. Dick Dodge
WAS a great friend of mine said the
in speaking of the Govern
Ior's relation. and there was a hearty
ihand-shake over the incident. Cap
tain Dodge wrote a book about the
Indians which Mr.. Roosevelt had read.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
BUSINESS Must GO ON
Supreme Court Cannot Delay its Work
Even to Give Ear to the Secretary of

Washington. October 10.-That the
supreme court of the United States
cannot stop in the due course of bust
ness even to give ear to the secretary
of state was announced today in con-
nection with the case of E. H. VIM
on the docket for early hearing. and
Attorney Alexander Alderman, repre-
senting Jamison. made a plea for a
postDonement of the hearing for a
month, saying tnat MIR. Root had been
employed as counsel. but hat mis-
public duties are such that he could
not give immediate attention to the
matter. The chief justice said that a
DostDonement of a week might be
granted. but not more. Greatly pleas
ed though the court would be To hear
Mr.. Root. the business must 90 on
1t was then decided to proceed with
out Mr. Root. Nr. Alderman appearing
for Jamison and Attorney Minter VIM
berlv for Wimbish.
The case is known as the Georgia
chain game case. and involves statute
authorizing the recorder of the city OF
Macon TO sentence offenders against
the city ordinances to labor on the
public works. Jamison. who was sen
fenced to such work. took his case to
the United States district court aud
Judge Emory SDeer released him on
the ground that the punishment vas
Infamous and contrary to the consti-
tuition of the. United States"
Mr.. Wimberlv stated that Judge
Speer had since released a number Of
other prisoners under similar condi-
tons.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13

Toledo. Ohio. October 10.-No direc-
tors were chosen at the annual meet
ing of the Wabash today. The session
with the exception of two brief recess
ses. lasted from 8 O'Clock in the moiE-
ing until 11:15 ct night, almost the
entire time being taken up by the ex-
animation of proxies Although no
figures had been given u py the in
s%pectors of election. it is believed that
the vote to be taken the first thing to-
morrow morning will show that Mr..
Gould has behind him about So, 600, 600
of the bonds. and hat Mr.. Ramsey
has in the neignborhood of 81, 900, 900.
This makes certain that six men NOM
mated by the Gould faction as dircc-
tors representing the bondholders will
be elected. These men are Russell.
Winslow S. Pierce. r. C.. Clowry. T..
Welles. w. B. Saunders and r. NJ. Gal
loway. Mr.. Ramsey has not shown
sufficient strength TO enable him to
hold his seat as a director. and IL IS
generally believed that he is weaker
in stock proxies than he is In the
bonds.
The result of the meeting now in
progress will not settle the fight for
the control Of the Wabash road. Il
Mr.. Ramsay adheres to the programme
outlined TODAY in the caucus of .he
Wabash bondholders, by his counsel
Judge Doyle.
When the proxies of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company and the Mer-
camille Trust Company. of New York.
were produced, giving To George Gould
the right to the 5.435 votes represented
by the bonds owned by the Missouri
Pacific and Iron Mountain railways.
and which are held by the two trust
companies, Judge Doyle formally en-
tered a protest to the inspectors OF
election against the admission OF lns
votes. He declared that they repre-
scented securities which are held by
lines parallel TO and competing with
the Wabash IA that the holding OF
such securities by such railroads IL
Illegal. and that therefore any votes
representing Illegal holders could not,
under the law. be received.
The protest / now make against
the votes represented BY these two
trust companies" declared Judge
DOYLE. Il shall repeat tomorrow in he
caucus OF the stockholders. and I now
serve notice that the result OF any
election in which these votes are count
ed viii be hereafter contested in the
courts"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13

ACTING As MONEY CLERK
Package Consigned to Cincinnati Has
Disappeared.

Official Statement OF the Affair Given
Out-The Package Was Received
n ReceiDted for by the Acting
Money Clerk and it Failed to Turn
Up at the, Money Forwarding Office.
An Additional 81. 900 Entrusted to
the Care of Cunliffe Also Missing.
Whereabouts of the Nan Not
Known.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
ACCOMPANY THE PRESIDENT
mrs. Roosevelt is TO Take the Southern
Trip.

Glenn Called ct the White
House Monday and Learned the
Presidents Plans for His Southern
TriD-WiH be Accompanied by Mrs.
Observation-Disclosures of Three Press
Associations and Others Will be
With Chief EXecutive-GOvoInOr
Glenn Will be Member Of The Party
il Detail.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
Motion for Advancement OF Case Of
Mrs. Rogers.

Washington. October 10.-Attorney
General Fits. Of Vermont. today en-
tered a motion in the Supreme court
of the United States for the advance
ment on the docket Of the case Of Mrs.
Mary NJ. Rogers. under conviction by
the Vermont courts on the charge of
killing her husband at Bennington In
1902. He said that IL the case should
not be disposed of before December
Sth next. great DELAY must necessarily
result because Of the conflict of the
state and federal laws. The motion
was opposed by Mrs. Rogers attor-
news.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
right of way absolutely during the trip
thro1,ob tho Stata

Tight OF Way absolutely during the IT'D
through the state.
The Governor had thought of char
tering. a special car for use by him
self and staff. but he found that it
would be impracticable to increase the
length of the special. The President
has invited him to him
through the state. and he will go as
far as Charlotte. In addition to the
Governor. invitations will probably
be extended to the Senators to join
the President aboard his train. AS
ne was leaving the White House Gov
ernor Glenn said to a crowd of news
paper men: u am going to be with
the President on his tourney through
the state. and I guarantee that he
Will have a good time. We will take
good care of him.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
CAMPAIGN FUNDS
President M'Curdy Tells What an In
surance Company Is.

says it Is Not an Institution to
Make Money for the Policyhotders.
but a Great PhiIanthropic Enter
prise to Spread it's Benefits Over the
Earth-McCurdy and DIR. Gillette
Have Enough Proxies to Control the
Was Called for From G. III. Raymond
& Co.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
District Attorney HOltOn Suffers a Cen
eraI Breakdown.

Greensboro. n. c.. October 1O.-Al-
though Solicitor Hays. Of the Internal
revenue bureau at Washington. arrived
here today to seq what ARRANGEMENTS
could be made concerning the continu-
ance of the trial of former revenue
officer. George W. >Samuels in Federal
cosrt on the charge Of forgery. con-
spirdcy and making false reports in Of
flee. which was stopped On account OF
the illness of District Attorney Holton.
Judge Boyd was compelled to discon-
tinue it and order a special term Of
court for the hearing of the case. The
Special term will be held here in jan
uary 8. District Attorney Holton be-
came worse today and was forced to
take his bed. He is suffering a gener-
al break down.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
The Richmond Horse Show.

Richmond. Va. october 10.-The
fifth annual horse show of the Rich
mond Association began here tonight
with an attendance possibly not SO
large as thai of the opening night last
year> but o-o equally as brilliant n
a fine array Of entries for the various
prizes offered. There We're. two fa'is
during the evening. but nobody was
seriously hurt.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-10-13
National Fertilizer Manufacturers As
ISOLATION.

Asheville. ". c.. October 10.-The
National Fertilizer Manufacturers As
ISOLATION met here this evening for q
three DAYS session. The opening ses-
sion was given IN 10 reading OF the
reports Of officers and an address by
DIR. A. L. Metz. Of New Orleans. There
are about 100 members Of the ~assocIa-
ton present including representatives
OF practically every FERTILIZER manu-
featuring plant in the A
number of prominent manufacturers
will deliver addresses
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
WefTeite Senat Mpe. n6rbli1 bon 81.

Wsfifsits Ssnat Nbe. n6rblid bon 81.
Strabe. $500.
Sarrp 5. Guthrie an garp %.
8olbsberrp, Got 70, &sasan part
abb.. 40 BEL $50 SUB, bsrbeFert. 81.
isits Miblano Nbs., n6rbli1 bon "a.
Strabe. "a, 900.
Map 6. OLDHAM an Daniel %.
8anbatpalfer, Got 90, Warietta parf
gbb.. psitli6e Settle bon @enosl gos.
nbrbli9 bon 81. Str. $2625.
Soel U. 8atsr an Warsaret 6. Dig
gins u. Mnb., Got AZ, Wc@aslins /.
Ibb.. 2spfone part., 6ftlide Settle bon
Hortbmefsrn Npe., n6rbli4 bon %.
Str. $4,000.
Gene Sapben on Sames 8iliOn,
9pts 10 uno IL, Sabis u. ". Subo.
Got 81, Sanwup u. u. DAT 9ia, tpeis
Hide settle bon @uibing Str, n6rbli4
bon Belt &ailroao. $3.50.
Bonner Building @o. on Sofepb %.
Samiion, Got 16 in Wooo's Subo..
square 2, so bel 135 SUB, berbshert,
Ofieits Der alabama, fiolia bon @Oro
Str. $45, 600.
Greoerid %. Spade an G.W. Spade
Wadine Co., Elm 9beil Der NubenlOt
26. ga bel 1856 SUB, berbeKert,
@eHfeits Der psniploania. nOrolid bon
Werril Str. 1865.
SsFs Games an Sacob 2awss, Elm
She'll bes norbpefil. 0iertels Der Sect.
81, Sfbp. IA, Ranae 6, 10 Gder in
5rantlin Sfbp. $500.
Sames q. Rseb on @renbi1e M.
Ballarb. She'll BON 2ot 20, Srate's
SuboibiRon, SutlOt IA, psrb., SHb.
ofede Ohio unb Winter Str. $1,000.
&Obert 8. gowarbs on CLAUDE s.
@ropp, Sbeil bonn norbpefl. 0isrtel,
Section 9, Somnibip Is. 8anae 8,
6.23 adsr, Wapne 3ownibip. $4,000.
WutIal Dome & Sabtn9s NHos
citation an Reuben Cline. Got IS uno
8bsil bon 81, Horb Snbianapolis, 81
BET 1854 6uB, bsrb., @orbieite Der ~.
Str, tueflid bon Isabella. $1,000.
2snnetb u. Gapcstt an CHARLES 6.
Carl, Got As. Sboemafer u. u. Moo.,
8rooffbe, 40 BEL $50 SUB, Derb..
Wefieite Der 8sbiGe Str, n6roli9 bon
IL. Str. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
@roEer Mmsfns Der eonntass=
f@nlem.

ginss Der 9r6btsn Sonntassi9ul-
Picnic's, wsl9ss ie In SnoiunapOlis
abgsbaltsn tpurbe, mirb basieni9e fein,
tpeldes bic Warion @ounip Gonntags=
f9ule= NRociation morsen i'm 5airbietr
Bart abbaltsn tpiro. Webr benn 200
Sonntassi9ulen inb CUR Sbeilnabms
sinseiaoen, ielbft iOlde In bsua4barten
Counties. &eb. @arman, Der wd6-
reno 2 Sabre 8snsralietreidr Der
Sonntassi9ulsn oss Staatss NOR. Der
f9 absr felt 3Sabren aus 8eiuno-
bettsrtdf9ten In Colorado auf6dIt
unb bort nit ben 6onntaasf4ulen In
snsftsr @srbinoung ifsbt, tuiro on bic.
fer 3ufammsntunft tbeilnebmsn. Sas-
isne 8otpnibip. 0 msl6es ben er6Bten
prO3entiab fetner Sonntagsi4ule.
S9aler antpeisnb baben uirb, befOmmt
Elm Banner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
Seriperrtem ben Seitenweg.

Geo. unb Mofss 9bOmpiun, 1902
Wef Wi9iean Str, wuroen bur1
poli3iffsn Somlinfon unb @iaeipie
berbaftst unb bic 1nfla9e, bic Seiten-
tusgs bsripsrrt 81 babsn, uurbe gegen
bisIeIbet1 erbobsn. Cine gnSabl iuns
ger Burfdsn fanoen on Der WefWi4is
gan Ctr. auf benz Seitentue9s, ben.
islbsn gum sr6Bten She'll bsriperreno.
Msbrers 5rausn bei9werten fi9 uno
nit Musna6me Der Sbompfons entfsrn-
ten i9 ale. Sieie iebo4 ~uei9erten
f9 au seben. Nls bann bic pOlisiiien
bes Wsgss tamsn, unb bic beioen Brit
Der nod ni9t f9 gum 5ortsehsn be-
auemt batten, ba tpuroen fe mittelf
patrolwagen befOroert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
l1nter ben guIpi,ien bes Sol,ar.

nnter ben @uipi3ien bes 5ol3ar=
Better srbanbes go. Is, uirb beute,
Sreitas, cine Offsne gsriammlung obs
sebaltsn, in tpsl6er 9err 8. Ct. RuI=
cabp opn gbieaso, General prdfosnt
Der Wereinisten S%Ol3arbeiter bon
Nmsrifa, cine Nnipra4e balten miro.
Nas NrbsitersS erbdnoe unb Greunoe
Der orsanifrtsn @rbsiter fino sur
S6eilnabme ein9elaoen. Die Der,
iammluns finost beute Ibeno In Der
Sermania Saae ffatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

= @has. unb Garab gropn, mdb>
DEN. = SObu uno Warsaret 9ebs
barb, Mabden. - 8. 6. unb Ylan9e
Bean, 9nabe. - 6rso. unb @oitb
Sraniber, 3nabe. = 5. 6. unb Sena
Sumblpn, 2nabe. - Wm. uno Carl
Bulb, Qnabe. = Sobn unb pauIine
Dabis, Rnabe. - u. D. uno 2aura
Surlep, Rna6e. - Shomas unb Bertha
Sinter, Wdo&en. - u. ). uno y. 8.
San, Wdo6sn. = Miniam uno Sinba
NeD, Mdb9sn. - Charles uno Sen,
ME Wbitlo9s, Wdodsn. - 3arl uno
@sifis Sobnfsn. 9nabe. - gbas. unb
5rmparo Sbifsr, 3nabs. - 6. 5.
unb Marp @iltine, 9nabs. - Wm.
unb Beifie Sabioion. 4nabe. - &oua
unb Clara WoB. Wdb9en.
getraut.
@aItsr G9mitte-&oi WeGarmott.
SOfep6 5ob9in-Soa Sbomas.
Sofepb Seaine-6slen Me@ormid.
9ouis Wsinftsin- 2eonora gnisp.
Srant Stepart-0ara Wopre.
Sobn Ssrman-@ora Nrnbolt.
O shprben:
Wars Gpsnman, "a, 729 Worb
NobIs. - Sobn Gle, 81, 1914 Waoi-
ion abe. = Sduslins South, 10 Gage,
Stabt. - Wrtbur @ulion, "a, 637
Suoion. = Samss Jleming, % Sabre,
1888 WnHa9uietis Npe. - 2iffe See,
16, 1920 McSou9aa. = Sames @lai=
fid, 70, 514 Wsf 25. - Wm. 6.
Otsp, Al, $50 Shb GOT. - Uirsinia
2snb. 80, pennsltOn pits. Sulia Sar-
riion, sc, 1922 Bsno. = Marp @ssbp,
II Monate, Wapne Sopnibip. = &utb
goslsr, IL, 1902 &aber. - @brifina
SO, Cpl 81 Warp1anb. = 9ais
pple, 40, 2019 Npro Sem Ssriep. =
Charlotte Winer, - 2239 Station.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
g r66hts elaborate n.

gIuffto n, 8. Dug. Sa 5. %.
2ate, Der @eT9dftsfiibrer Der unitsb
8sIepbOn 80. girsi4aft in 96be bon
$4,000 ifeate. baB bon ieiner 9eieu=
i4aft bic SslspbOnraten fur unisrs
Stabt in ben nd4aen 5 Sabren ni9i
erh6bt tuerben wiirbsr, 3og Elm bieResr
N~poibeter fein 8sfu9 UNI eine @ere9t.
fame gu elmer 9elepbonanla9e ais 3on.
urrens.l1nternebmsn FIR Obiss @sfelI.
f9aft 3urtid.
Die Warils Sslspbon 60. bat ibrs
Staten fur @ef&dftsIeute auf 50. far
pribatlsute auf 81. so srb6bi, bod ii
bies bur& lOtOls @erbdltniKe beoinst
morben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
Gartsnfsf Der 9ameu=e setion
Oes Deuti9en @etser:g ereinS.

Sn go. 2145 Stb Weribian= Strobe
belt 9effern MbenS Die Samen=S Section
oss 9euti9sn RsBger.0 ereins Elm bonn
idDnffen grfolse be9Ieitetes 9arten=
fsf ab.
Sas Get perlief in jeber @sife 3as
frieoenfeQsnb. Ser @arten erfirabite
tn i96nfter gsleu9tung; IS uuroen
allerbanb grfrifdunaen ferpirt uno
man unierbislt f9 cuffs gefe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04
@runoeisentbuu1s llsbertrasnneen,

goparb $. Mberp an Sbomas u.
Wpnns, Got Sc, Wpooruf plaee, 80
Bel 10 5ub, paeant, tfflide Settle bss
Weft Sripe. $1,000
Nsnes q. Jaris on Stella Wiais.
Got 81 Wileb's Sub, Sutlot 1872 u.
a., tpsftli6e Settle bon Camp Str,
fhbIim bon prnst Str, $1,00.
Barbara u. Jreeman an 4fro,
Nmeriean &ealtp Company, 2pt Al,
We2srnan u. u. Sub, iioli1s Settle
bon II. Ctr bflid bon groOts Str,
1856.
pieecp g.SObnfOn an SObn Station,
Got 70 in Megartp's erfer @sffsits
MOoition. 80 bel 1888 5ub, bsrbsi.
iert, Wefisite Der &eisner Str, fhb.
LID bon 2ambert Str. 1875.
Greb. Craig an Welpina Campbell,
Elm She'll Der Got 70 in Bruce plaee
Der ORsnb-M obition, 40 BEL 20 Sub,
psrbsfsrt, ShbofsGs Der %. unb Belle.
fontaine Strabe. $4,000.
Martin 8. @els an Sorace We=
3ap, Cots 243-255, 5let9ers Subo.
uno She'll bon Oaf Sin, n6rbIi9s
Settle bon Snsram Str., tusfili9 bon
4ebaba Str; unb Got 129, SousIaB
parf Mob., tpsiilide Settle bon Heu
Serisr Str, iioli9 bonn 5aa Greet.
500.
Soispb %. Stunt on Wiliam 8.
Wberp, Got SO. Martin's Sem gort
Nooition, 40.6 BEL ITO SUB. bacant,
Noroisits Der OwoKo Mps., tpsftIi9 bon
geautp ape. 500.
@eOrse 9. ganbss an SOiepb s.
Sdaefer, 9ots l bis 4, glod 207 In
8ri9btwOOb, $50 bel 1924 SUB, ba.
can't, NorooH gds Der %. no Olnep
Str. $675.
Sobn 90. Wbitfstt an &obsrt 9.
Wbiiistt, DFli9s Sdlfte bon Got z,
gor's &C. Subbibifion, She'll bon
square II, 324 bel OH CUB. Der.
befert, @sfisite bon Wifouri Str,
n6rbli9 bon 8srmont Str, $11O0.
emma g. Barter an Sas. q. Ro-
biniOn, Got 81, Sobnion's &c. Of
Waibin9tOn Str. addition. 40 bel 100
SUB, psrbshert. @efieite bon 6amils
ton Nps., n6rbli9 bon Rew Yort Str,
$500.
Wiliam Warb an Nlbs 8. Rice,
She'll Got 8, phillips Subo. glOd "a,
S~obnion's grbsn Nbo., 40 bel AS
SUB. bsrbsHsrt, Sfieite college Noe.
n6rbli9 bon 20. Str. $3.50.
gli3abstb Sbau an Caroline 5aunes
u. u. Got $50, Spann & Sos 2.
Wooblaipa Mob.. IS BET 125 GuB, Der,
beHert. nOrobfli9e gde Spruee Ctr.
unb Sopt Mpe. SO, 100.
Mailroao Wen's Building ano 2oau
NKoeiation an gilbert 3. gun9. Got
113, Wurton plaee Mbb., 40 bel Is .35
5uB, nsrbsKert, Weffeite alabama
Str, n6rbli9 bon 81. Str. $2482.
Warp u. @oburn an 9snrp ..
8raugbton u. u, Got IS, Sol. u.
Woore's Gubb., 40 BET 135 SUB, per-
bsRert. Shbisits Cottage Nbe., 6hli&
bon Wrigbt Ctr. $500.
6rieberide 9absrer an Mate B.
6Owaro, Sbsil Got 70, s. 5lst&er's
2. Abb, 288 bet 100 Gub, bsrbeRert,
Wefiette Mrienal Nbs., nSrbIi9 BON
Is. Str. $1100.
Warp 6. Wbitmar u. u. an elmer
g. Ban gamp, 9ots 8 unb 5, guraou
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