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FIVE GENERALS FELL.
Morales Had One Hundred and Twenty
Men Killed or Wounded.

New York. Jan. s.-Five generals
were killed in the fighting at Puerto
Plata, according to a cable dispatch to
the Herald In addition to General
Demetrio Rodriguez the forces of fugi-
tive President Morales. lost 12O men in
killed and wounded, the dead including
Generals LEO and Perez. Among Ca
ceres troops Generals Pedro Vanega
and Antonio Calderon were killed.
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Held Only as a Witness.

New Haven, Conn. Jan Ga. Maxey
Hitler, who was detained at the police
station a while Thursday night. pass
ed the remainder of the night at his
resi- dence. on Temple street Coroner
Mix said Mr.. Hitler was to be used
merelT as a Witness in the inquest pro-
ceedings to investigate the killing of his
brother-in-law. Charles A Edwards.
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lowed Into Port.

San Francisco. Jan. 5.-The Pacific
Steamship company's steamer City OF
Puebla, which runs from this city to
Puget sound ports. connecting with yes
sells for Alaska. was towed into port
by the steamers Chehalis and Nor
wood. The $50 passengers and crew
were safe
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Advocated by PAYNE.

Washington, Jan. s.-The cause OF
the Filipino was advocated on the floor
OF the house by the Rep iblican lead
sir.> FTyh5. OF New Y Jrk. for four
hours Thursday He presented the
views Of the majority Of the ways and
means committee on the Philippine
tariff bill re lucing the duties on sugar
and tobacco 25 per cent Of the Ding
ley tariff rates and admitting other
products of the Stands to the United
States free OF duty.
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sIashed With Razor.

Tulsa l. T., Jan. Elm a desperate
encounter here between three officers
and a negro. Deputy United States
Mnrshal Teel was slashed across a leg
with razor and badly injured The
negro had a narrow escape for his
life. but managed to get away from the
Officers and IS still at liberty.
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Adjourned Until Monday.

Washington. Jan. s.-The only inter
esting event in the senate Thursday
was the swearing in Of Senator Lafol-
lette of Wisconsin. Mrs. Lafollette
witnessed her husband take the oath
OF office. Adjournment was taken I'M
I'll Monday.
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Miss Williams Batter.

Washington. Jan. Representative
John Sharp Williams Of Mississippi.
who was called to his home by the
serious Illness Of his daughter. has not
returned to Washington. but is expect
ed in few days. as his daughter IS
much improved.
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Caused SENSATION.
Startling Utteranees Made by a New
York Banker.


New York, Jan. s.-Jacob H. sehiff.
head Of the influential banking firm
of Kuhn. Loeb e. Co, sent tremor
through the speculative fabric Of the
stock market Thursday by his utter
ances OF the opinion that unless some
thing was done to improve the cur
rency system OF this country there
would be a panic compared with which
all panics which have gone before
would seem as child's play.
TIE sensational terms OF this utter
ance and the bulletin form in which
the knowledge Of 1t first came TO the
stock market precipitated heavy liqui-
dalton which broke prices with some
violence and caused a weak and disor-
DERBY closing.
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Drummond Company Complies.

New York. Jan. 6.-Drummond Print
ing company has broke away from the
Typothetae. and is once more union.
II emplo, $ sixty men. From the best
information to be had at the Typothe-
tae headquarters it is evident that the
employers have not been able TO put
to work more than $50 men, while
there are 200 cut on strike
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-06
KILLER HELD.
Brother ln-Lav, Of Charles A. Edwards
In Prison While.

In Prison a While.
New Haven. Conn. Jan. 6.-Allen
Maxey Hitler. brothcr-in-law OF Charles
Edwards. the man shot to death Tues
day night at the home OF Charles Hill
or. another brother-in-law. was locked
up at police headquarters Thursday
night for a short time by order Of the
coroner. II was later explained by this
official that he wanted to have Mr..
Hitler handy at the resumption OF the
inquest later In the evening, and that
Mr. Hitler was simply held as a wit
ness This action was taken at the
ending Of the coroner's inquest. which
lasted about five hours. Hitler talked
lrrationally al the station house. and
nearly collapsed
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CARTRIDGE IN cRuLLER.
Dropped on Floor, Was Discharged and
Boy Shot In Stomach.


New York. Jan. 6.-when the seven
YER old son of Antonio Castignello.
a baker. living in One Hundred and
Fifteenth street. dropped a cruller
which he had been playing with in his
fathers shop. there was loud explos-
ion and tn boy fell to the floor with
ing in pain.
1t transpired that a cartridge of
large caliber had been baked in the
cruiler. which exploded when it was
dropped to the floor. Antonio is in the
Harlem hospital with the bullet in his
stomach. and his cor dition is serious.
carmela Castario, eighteen years oid.-
assistant baker. is locked up pending
an investigation Of tie accident.
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Both Claim Advantane.

Philadelphia, Jan. 6.-Master and
Journeymen printers both claim the ad-
vantage in the present strike. At the
headquarters OF the Typographical
union officers assert twenty-seven firms
lave signed the agreement for the
eight-hour day.
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Marry Feb. II.

Washington. Jan. 6.-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt announced Thursday
night that the wedding of Miss Alice
Roosevelt to Representative Long.
worth OF Cincinnati will occur on Sat
urday. Feb. II. at - o'clock noon in
the East room OF the white house.
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PERSONAL OPINION.
Minister of Marine is In no Wise Re-
sponsibie For II.

" MISTER OF Marine is In no Wise Re-
sPonsibie For II.
St Petersburg. Jan. Gas a result
OF the representations made by Mr..
Spring-Rice. the British charge daft
flares, 70 Foreign Minister Lamsdorff.
Admiral Rojestvensky explains il the
Novoe Vremya that the minister Of ma
rine was in no wise responsible for the
letter published. which was merely the
admirars personal opinion. which Ro-
jestvensky maintains he had the right
to express. The British embassy is
not satisfied. and has reported the
matter to London. whence it is ex-
pected something I'm the nature OF
formal disposal viii be demanded.
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PICKS AND cRowBARs.

Burglars Used These implements In e.
fecting an Entrance.
Tulsa, 1 T., Jan. 6.-The general mer-
chandise store of Britton G. Cole at
Dawson. four miles northeast Of Tulsa,
was burglarized. Entrance was effect
ed by means of picks. chisels and crow
bars obtained at blacksmith shop.
The amount of money and goods taken
was not reported. There is no clue TO
the burglars
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STATEHOOD BILL.
Road and Considered by Sections by
Committee Having II.

Washington, Jan. s.-The senate
committee on territories met Thursday
and began consideration Of a joint
statehood bill. This was the first
meeting OF the committee to consider
the admission o. states.
The pending bill was read and con-
sideration by sections began. 1t is ex-
pected that the meetings will be held
nearly eve-y day until the bill is re-
port ID. Several interested parties will
be heard.
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FIVE SPECIFICATIONS.
Each AIIege Separate Incident, With
c. s. Roberts the Victim.

c. S. Roberts the Victim.
Annapolis. Md, Jan. e.-The trial of
Midshipman Peter B. Marzoni of Pen
sacola. Fla. member of the first class.
on the charge of hazing Midshipman
Chester S. Roberts of Joliet, Ill, a mem
Der of the fourth class, began Friday
morning after the record of Thursdays
proceedings had been adopted The
charge is supported by five specifica-
tons. each alleging a separate incident
of hazing in which Roberts was the
victim. Roberts is also alleged to be
sufferer by incidents on which are
based all four specifications in Fosters
case. the trial of which was completed
Thursday. Marzoni is being defended
by George H Mann, attorney of New
York City, who was a member of the
class OF 1895 in the naval acaDemy.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-06
SHREVEPORT pREssnEN.
Castle Printing Company Is Working
Its Men Eight Hours.

Shreveport. Jan. e.-Pressmen in
three printing offices are still out on
a strike FOR the eight-hour ray con-
tract The offices affected are ogilvie
Harper Printing company. Louisiana
Paper company and williams Printing
company.
Tie Castle Printing company has
put its pressmen TO work on an eight
hour contract.
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FEELS INUNDATED.
Mrs. Morris Deeply Regrets Her Con.
duct at White House.

Washington Jan. 6. Mrs. Minor
Morris. who was Thursday elected from
the white house after insisting on see
ing the president Friday was In a state
Of nervous collapse. In response to in
quiries she sent word by a near friend
that she koenly felt the humiliation to
which she had been subjected and pro-
posed TO allow the matter TO drop. The
further Information was conveyed that
her husband. DR. Morris. Is en- route
from Ohio
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-06

Try Graser's Chile, the best in the
city. Next to Goldberg's saloon on
Main street. I213-Im
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Inausuratsd Governor.

Boston, Jan. e.-Curtis Guild. Jr. OF
Boston was inaugurated governor Of
Massachusetts, Thursday.
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seventy.Eour Submitted.

Guthrie. Jan. 6.-First day Of su-
preme court session seventy -four cases
were submitted.
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assistance OF Morales. According to
reports brought here by a messenger.
a large portion Of the population of the
northern part of Santo Domingo are in
favor OF General Jimenez.
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Eleven Bodies Recovered.

Bluefields. w. ". Jan. eleven
victims Of the Coaldale mine disaster
have been removed from the mine
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ATE CANDY HEaRTs.
One Child Is Dead In Consequence and
Two Seriously 90.

Two Harbors. Mich. Jan eddie
Ewing. eleven years old. IS dead. and
two other children Of p Il Ewing Sc
riously IN from the effects OF eating
highly decorated candy hearts used on
Christmas tree.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-06

A coated tongue, foul breath and
clogged condition in the bowels sug-
gests the use of Priokly Ash Bitters.
1t is just suited for such ailments.
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PRACTICALLY OVER.
Revolution In santo Domingo Is About
at an End.

Washington. Jan. 6.-Cable advices
received by the state department from
the city of San Domingo state the rev.
olution is practically at an end. Troops
are dispensing to their homes and the
country is again becoming quiet
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-06
JlMENEz AND moRALEs.
It Is Stated Latter Will Back Former
For Santo Domingo Presidency.

Puerto Plata, an. General Jim
enez. former president of Santo Do
mingo left this place for Monte Cristi
1t is understood that he is an aspirant
for the presidency and will have the
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cHocTAw SLAIN.
Three White Farmers Have Been Ar
rested and Jailed at Ardmore.

Ardmore. Jan. George Phillips. a
Mississippi Choctaw. while riding along
a road three miles south OF here sing
ing Indian songs. was shot and killed
Three white farmers named Ewing
Smith and Stephens were placed ia the
Federal jail here.
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Buy your Horse Blankets from Her
man Schmidt & Co., agents in Pales-
tine for the famous ga Blankets. II II
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Respect the Old Man.

Bow low your head, do reverence
to the old man once like you. The
vicissitudes of life have silvered his
hair and changed the round, merry
face to the worn visage before you.
Once the heart beat with aspirations,
crushed by disappointment as yours,
perhaps, is destined to be. Once
that form stalked proudly through
gay scenes of pleasure the beau ideal
of grace ; now the hand of time that
withers the flowers of yesterday has
bent that figure and destroyed that
noble carriage. Once, at your age,
he possessed the thousand thoughts
that pass through your brain, now
wishing to accomplish deeds equal to
a nook in fame, anon imagining life
a dream, that the sooner he awoke
from il the better. But he has lived
the dream very near through, the
time to awaken is very near at hand;
his eye never kindles at old deeds of
daring, and the hand takes firmer
grasp of the staff. Bow low the
head, boy, as you would in your old
age be reverenced.-Ex.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
REFLECT rsR. mUDD.

Next Tuesday will be election day
and the voters Of the nation are ex-
pected to and will elect another pop
ular House of Congress. Under the
policies Of the Republican party, as
administered through the President,
the nation has prospered and will
continue to prosper if the same
course is pursued. Now it is up TO
the people to say whether or not
they are content with the present
condition of national affairs, which is
all, in common sense, that they could
want or they desire a change. If
they are satisfied, they should elect a
Republican Congress. If they desire
a change, they should elect Demo-
cratic House.
While it is true that we have a
Republican President and Republi-
can Senate, and the election of
Democratic House cannot do much
toward destroying the present pros
porous condition of affairs through
out the nation, yet such a calamity
will stay progress by unsettling bust
ness, and practically tie the hands of
the President. 1t will be an enter
ing wedge toward prostrating bust
ness enterprises, because the business
interests of this country have no faith
in any policy of the Democratic par
ty, and bring about depression as
disastrous as the consequences fol-
lowing the last election of the late
President Cleveland. The election
of a Democratic House of Congress
will mean hard times again as sure
as night follows day. So, looking at
the political situation in the broadcast
sense, we cannot but advise the cleo
ton Of a Republican Congressman
from this Congressional District.
The occasion is not one for the
qualification of sentiment; it is not
ime when personal spleen should en-
asa consideration into the aues-
as to whom we should vote for,
small matters should be laid
until some other time, should
ever be any necessity for
wing fancy to override common
snse and personal disappointment
destroying practical results.
We feel sure that the Republican
party will elect the next popular
branch Of Congress by large major
ity, but there is no infallibility in hui
man. judgment. After all it is but
guess. The result may be close.
1t may be that one vote will decide
the question of majority. 1t might
be that the election of the candidate
for Congress from this District will
turn the scale, so take no chances. 1t
is our duty as citizens to vote; to
vote intelligently ard to vote for the
best interest of our country. That
means we should vote for the Repub-
lican acknowledgements Mudd.
Apart from all this, Mr.. Mudd has
made a most capable and efficient
representative. He has done much
for the District His experience be-
fits him especially for the position
for which he is candidate, and not
one single reason has been advanced
as to why he should be displaced.
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Henry G. Perkins, Hammer Jen-
nings and Gardiner Williams, three
wealthy Californians, who made
most Of then money in South Africa,
will build magnificent houses in
Washington, D. G., this winter.
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It has been announced that Sir
Thomas Liption is behind the Pack
inghouse Trust. Not being able to
get the Cup, he ha 'FA4s y made
up bis mind to tax, shs efA,
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q a s II oRTA.
Bears the The Kind You Have Alwas Bought
signature = AxHAlMa
Estray Notice.

have taken up as estray trespassing
on my farm, Friendship,
ONE RED cow,
with white face, unmarked.
The owner thereof will please come
forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
T. CLIFFORD BERRY,
oct 26-3t Berry, Md,
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HARRY r. BOWLING,
WIN. p. JAMESON,
PRICE GRAY,
JAMES P. RYON,
ALEX. HAISLIP,
County Commissioners of Charles
County, Maryland.
Test-B. F. DEMENT,, Clerk.
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,s2I920


pm Swami, use J L Rowe. 49,. SO so
A W Bowie, use G NJ Carpenter. @ go
Adam Rison. ................... 5 40I
E A Harmon, use W J Mitchell. 6 00f
John jackson, use L Rowe. -. o 80
J d Hamilton, use So Md Say Blk. 6 90
J 7 Hodges. .................. 6 80
w Murphy, use H & Robertson. 7 20
J Burroughs, use same. ........ 10
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MTSCELLANEOUs.

L K Farrall, deliv. bal. bxs. A IS
Dists., use W j Mitchell. ...S 90
4 NJ Fowler & Co, store act. ] IS
Hampton Cox, deliv. bal. bxs. 6, I,
S & 9th Dist. use W J Mitchell. 10 90
Same, sum'ng. Supervisors, use W
J Mitchell. ................. 10 90
Conrad Posey, deliv. bal. boxes in
2 and Ord Dist. ............... 5 90
L NJ Hyde, exp. postage and haul
ing bal boxes. ................. so
w NJ Albrittain, typw. tally sheets Is 90
L M Hyde, making out special
cleo. aects. and other services. 25 90
P + Sasscer, cert. copy Elec. Law. 90
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Total. ..,................S $40 GIL 81
On.
BY County tax on
So 1856 091 81. $40 511 II
By County tax on
Bonds, $50 467,
at 3O......".. 100 1910 ST. 81
THE undersigned County Commission
ers of Charles County, Maryland, on this
2sth day Of June, 1906, at the Court
House, in La Plata, assembled, approve
the aforegoing expenses and estimates,
for County expenses for Levy 1906, and
order, therefore, a tax rate Of l0T cents
the 500 on the taxable basis of the
County, subject under law to such taxa
tion.
Witness our hands, the day and year
above written.
HARRY r. BOWLING,
VIM. P. JAMESON,
PRICE GRAY,
JAMES p. RYoN,
ALEX. HAISLIP,
County Commissioners of Chas. Co.
Test-B. f. DEMENT,, Clerk.
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"a $40 50

z NJ Fowler & Co. mdse for JailS 100 20
P W Kendrick, surveying. .... 10 90
G f Wade, work on Jail. ....... TOO
II A Penn, painting and white
washing Jail, -. ......... 500
Same, washing blankets, etc.. 10 90
Bond Interest Fund. ........s.. 1880 90
Jury Fund Observation-Disclosures. $500 90
Contingent Fund .............. 1916 10
Road 4 Bridge Fund ......... 5000 90
Orphans Court Fund. ... $50 90
Trustees of the Poor. ......... 1900 90
School Commissioners. .. 5679 IL
t M Carpenter, late Clerk. $50. So %
Total. $21 4O5 81
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SUPERVISORS on ELEcrIoNs.
ROOM REM
PRINTING AND STATIONAR'

I NY I ~ 17-'17 2 = : :
W @ Duiany Co, prt'ng offi'l bal
lots & Election supplies, use
G Robertson. ....,.........,..s 204 90 |
The Price Co, reg prntg and sup
plies, use II G Robertson. -. so 10
L NJ Hyde, printing list Of voters
& reg. & Election hand bills,
use ii G Robertson. ..... 66 90
W Mitchell, TimesCressent advt 30 90 |
A Posey, Md Independent advt.. 80 90
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s5M7C
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hicks. nntting up booths. use

Hicks, putting up booths, use
owen. ........................SS 90
II G Robertson, trng. down booths 80
G NJ Carpenter. posting notices.. 90
f L Sanders, 90
J Il Perry, rprs. to house. ...,.... 90
r A Farrall, posting of. bal. in 9,
and 9th Dist, use ] L Rowe, 9 90
II C Swami, putting up booths, use
Bowling & Jamison, mdse. -. -. 40
L NJ Hyde, Elk. postage a hauling,
use II G Robertson .,........ IS OF
j A Murphy, wood, use II G Rob-
ertson. Observation-Disclosures. l 90
Albert McWilliams, cut. wood, etc 2 so
Andrew Leveng, rpr. bal. boxes. 2 &C
W A Copsey, excused reg. officer,
use ] i Rowe. ...,............. 800
g W Bureh, excused clerk .,.... , 90
R Digges, excused judge. ...... 500
L Farrall, posting off. bal. and
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AHoyneys's Acconnts.
Irens. Com. on ,Sfate -
Charities & Hosbitaks.


Md Hospital, patients $3.50 pr yrs75O 90
Springfield " 2 " IS '' 800 90
Mt Hope Retreat, patients, $3.50
per year. ................. 80. 9UU W
Montevue Hospital, Il patients,
$3.50 per year. ................l 1867 so
Rich'd Penny, care Lizzie Mason 100 90
VIM Chapman, care same. ....... 100 90
Mamie Lee, care same. ......... 100 90
Ann Brawner, care same 100 90
H A Sewill, care Peter smith,. 60 90
G G Skinner, care Carissa Skinner 100 90
Willett, care II o Willett.... rs 90
Alex Dorsey, care Robt johnson. rs 90
Sam Chesly, care Oswald Chesly
from Apr. l, '06, at $50 per yr 81 So
Hemsley, care II Hemsley 49,. IS 90
Marg't Humphreys, care RCooper 30 90
Anne Turner, care Mrs w Mudd. IS 90
Lucy Young, care II c Barber. so 90
Miss McWilliams, care + Me-
Williams from Apr 1,'06, at SIS
per Observation-Disclosures. 90 IS
Miss McWilliams, care E MeWil-
liams fromApr '06, at S75 pryr 93 Is
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deliv. bal. boxes, useJ L Rowe. IA 90
4 l. Norris, deliv. bal. boxes IN 2
and Bird Dist, use W NJ Digs. s 90
NJ NJ Norris, del. bal. boxes in 6 4
18th Dist, use So Md Saw Bk,... 90
Middleton Radcliff, services. ..... co
@ A Posey, del. bal. boxes Ia Az
9Th Dist and pstng. Of. bal. in same 10 90
J B Luekett, putting up and rpng.
booths in 1904, use 7 7 Owen. 90
G A Neale, posting notices, use 7
owen. s.....s......s.... W
J G Bureh, posting notices ..s,.. 90
W G Watson, error in act. .. 2 40
J 3 Luckett, putting up and rpng
booth in 1905, use L Rowe. 3 00
10 Z Wade, putting up booths in
1904 and 1905, use 7 Owen. @ %
L NJ Hyde, expns. to BALTIC. and
post. notices, use II G Robertson IA 0C
W d Miller, putting up booths and
posting notices. .............,. . %