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The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
To Stop Illegal Fees,

The district attorney of Cochise county nas advised the board of super visors of that county that he intended to declare as illegal all charges made by county officers for making arrests in incorporated cities where the crime charge is covered by city ordinance.
 In other words, that where violation of a city ordinance was made by any party, it was the duty of the city off cials to enforce them, and not put the county to the expense of enforcing the ordinances of the city governments. This matter is brought to the attention of the board by the large fee bills pre- scented by the various cOnstables and deputy sheriffs in Bisbee and Douglas, where large numbers of the cases are drunk and disorderly" and disturbing the peace" inside of the city limits and covered by city ordinance. The in
 crease of the expenses of the justices courts. in the county has been enormous during the past year. In 1904 the cost for the year was about S2l,000, while last year it amounted to over S36, 900.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Assault will Cost Negro Ten Years.

Deputy Sheriff A. F. Harris of Mo- have county arrived in Yuma Sunday with William Thomas, negro, who k under q ten year sentence for assault ing white woman rhe crime was Committed in December last. Miss Derby was in Pullman sleeper going from the east to Oakland, and the train was passing through Moha7e county when the negro made the dasturdly as- sault.
 Climbing into an unoccupied berth next 10 hets, he reached around and caught her ht the throat with one hand and one of her hands with the other. He cautioned her that he would throw her out of the ear window if she screamed.
 She tried to scream, nevertheless, but at each attempt was choked. Fi- hally she succeeded in emitting scream and man in the car heard her. Thomas leaped down and tried to get out, but when he saw the other man getting out of his berth he made a dash toward Miss Derby as if going to her rescue.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Japan's Wonderful Progress.

Within the space of less than two years Japan has become one of the great powers of the earth, and its re- cent achievements in the war with Rus sia have caused the other powers to take notice. The wonderful cures made by the celebrated Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has also caused the medical world to take notice, and as result it is being prescribed every day to patients who suffer from nausea, heartburn, bloatings, sour risings, poor appetite, indigestion, dyspepsia, cos tiveness or biliousness with gratifying results. In these spring months it is also very effective in overcoming that tired feeling. It tones up the sluggish liver, purifes the blood and makes you we'll all over. Don't experiments. h. sist on having Hostetter's with our private stamp over the neck of the bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Grand Jury Report.

The grand jury turned in its final re- port this afternoon itt o'clock and was discharged, after continuous session of nine days. Twelve true bills were feturned-nine for feloiiy and three for misdemeanors. Four charges were ig- nored.
 X great deal of the jufy's time was taken up with the back tax proposition; but nothing came of it. The ''social evil" question was also pretty thor Oughly investigated, and upon infOrnia- tion presented to the jury three indict- ments were returned for violations of wh4t is known as the ''250 yard limit" lsw3' The action of the jury in these cases is not becau5e of technical viola tions of law. It is simply d reflection of the general prevailing sentiment which demands at least curtailment of fragrant and public immortality" on the main thOroughfare of the town. The members of the jury fulfilled their duty, as they saw it, conscientiously, and acted for what was deemed best for all interests.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
DISTRICT COURT.


 The Hampton case was given into
 the hands of the jury Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, and an all night session resulted in no verdict. The jury filed into the court room Saturday morning and the foreman, Thomas Stratton, an- nounced that the attempt to reach an lagreement had beeu futile, so Judge Champbell discharged the jury and ordered re-trial of the case on Friday, the l4th. Hampton is the man who robbed the station agent at Dome some two months ago, securing $j37 belong ing. to the Wells Fargo Express Com- pany. The fact that Agent Pearson cannot be found handicaps the prosecn- l tion somewhat, as his evience is needed: Hampton is said to have confessed the robbery to detective; on the stand, however, he repudiated the confession and it is up to the prosecution to prove that he did make it. It is claimed this will be done at the next trial. The case of D. D. Mcclellan. charged with cutting the banks of the Palomas canal with malicious intent, was ig- nored by the grand jury and the case was dismissed by the court.
 Jesus Mejia, who was indicted for stealing watch from Rudolph Birdie in the Turf saloon, i,lead guilty and was sentenced 10 two years in the pen.
 Southern Pacific Detective Betancue took the young fire bug, Carmelo, to the Benson reform school Thursday,
 Elmer Pierce, who was indicted on the charge of horse stealing, and who was out on bail, failed to show up when his case was called and the court in- structed the clerk to enter an order de- claring the bond of $500 forfeited. His bondsmen are w. E. Lynch and Wm. Scott of West Yuma.
 Frank Kelley was indicted on charge of assault with deadly weap- on. Kelley attempted to carve a lady of the half world in the North End some months ago. Kelley got off easy. The charge was reduced to simple as- sault, of which he was convicted, and was sentenced by Judge Campbell to pay a fine of $50 cash, or serve it out in jail at S2 50 per day.
 Territory vs. k. Theilman--indicted' on felony charge, disposing of mort gagged cattle. Case set for trial Fri day.
 The grand jury yesterday indicted Mrs. Jennie Meade, w, T. Dutton and Kelso & Balsz, charging them with leasing and keeping houses of ill-fame in violation of the law which prohib- it's such institutions from being estab- lished within 250 yards of a public building, the public building ill these instances being the city hall.
 S. w. Kenton vs. Daisy C. Kenton- divorce suit; case dismissed.
 George Duke is crier for the district. court and Jim Kinney is bailiff for tue grand jury.
 The case of L. J. Bardet, who was indicted for obtaining money from Jim Tucker under false pretenses, was com promised Bardet giving an endorsed note to Tucker for $500
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
The Desert Qeen.

Allan !. Smith, manager of the Cali fornia Queen Gold Mining Company, writes Capt. Polhamus that he and MT. Doak, a mining expert, will arrive in Yuma Thursday right, prepared to start work on the property as soon as the supplies and accoutrements can be moved to the camp. The California Queen property is gold proposition at Pieacho, and is owned, principally, bs Joe Mendfvfl, Allan ]. Smith and Capt. Isaac Polhamus. The ore is low grade, but there is an immense body of it and it can be worked profitably on the scale of operations which the owners have in view
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Beware of Ointments for Catarrf
 that Contain nercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physi- ciaus, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, niadufactured by F. J. Cheney $ O., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, O., by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimoni- als free.
 Sold by all Druggists, 75c
 Take Halls family Pills for constipa- fion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
VIII Lose the Other Foot:

Akivate letter from Los Angeles cCnveysthe shocking intelligence that James Pefsnie, formerly of Yuma val ley, will lose his other foot, gangrene having set in. A part of one foot was amputated several months ago. Mr. Pennies physical misfortunes have re- suited from hardships and exposure while serving in the Cuban army, in which he was comrade of Gen. Fred erick Funston.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Suffered for Five Years with Kidney
 and Liver Trouble.

! "I suffered for five years with kidney ahd liver trouble, which caused severe pains across the back and a binding headache. had dyspepsia and was so constipated that | could not move my bowels without cathartic. I was cured by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and have been well now for six months," says MT. Arthur S. strickland, of Chattanooga, Tenn. For sale at Ketchersides' drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Human Blood Marks.

A tale of horror was told by marks of human blood in the home of !. w. Williams, d well known merchant of Btc, Gy. He writes: "Twenty years ago had several hemorrhages of the lungs, and was near death when 1 be- gan taking pr. Kings New Discovery. It completely cured me and have re- mained we'll ever since" It cures hem orrhages, chronic cougs, settled colds brochitis, and is the only known cure for week lungs. Every bottle guaran- teed by all druggists. 50c ynd $l.00. Taial bottle free.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
TEXAS PEOPLE ARRIVE
Efforts of Chamber of Commerce
 Being Rewarded:

Representatives of number of fami- lies from Texas arrived in Ynnia last Friday morning for the purpose of To- eating here. They are from Pl;tinview, the former home of W. k. I.ynch; whose influence has been largely responsible for their coming. It will be reneni- bered that Mr. Lynch was sent to Texas by the Chamber of Commerce last fall to boost and advertise the Yuma coun- try. Those who arrived Friday were all women folks except Mir. J M. Will jams, who escorted the party over the route. Men folks and heads of these families will come later, and will be accompanied by another and still larger party, and will bring with them sever al car loads of live stock; farming i'm plements, household effects, etc., and all are coming prepared to stay.
 Those already here are fascinated with the sunshine and flowers and over joyed to get away from the wintry blasts that sweep over the cheerless Panhandle. They all seem well-to-do, thrifty and industrious people-a de- sirable class of citizens; as such they are cordially welcome. '
 Among the heads of families here and oa the way are J. w. B. Williams, G. F. Williams, J w. Syffert and R.. J. Sytfert. Mention has heretofore been made of ]. w. B. Williams, who was here about two months ago on a trip of investigation. He then decided to return to Yuma to live, " which de- termined a number of his Texas neigh- bors to come also to the land of sun shine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Change in Abstract Firm.

o. P. Bondesson has disposed of his interest in the Yuma Title Abstract Company to George Michelsen. who will be associated with w. k. Marvin in the management of the business The Yuma Title Abstract Company is the pioneer abstract company of the county and will lose none of it's prestige by taking into the management George Michelsen, who is we'll equipped for the business.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
A Lucky POstmiStresS

is Mrs. Alexander of Cary, Maine, who has found Dr. Kings New Life Pills to be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the stomach, liver and bowels in perfect order. You'll agree with her if you try these painless purifiers that infuse new life. Guaranteed by all druggists. Price 25c.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
The Mexican government is said t

The Mexican government is said to have officially notified Governor Kib- bey that a band of Yaqui Indians arc planning a raid on Southern Arizona towns to secure ammunition. Governor Kibbey having warned the border ran gers and sheriffs, if the raid is made the Yaquis will likely get more ammu- nition than they can carry.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
The importance

of good teeth as factor in producing good health is overlooked by good many people; yet health depends upon good digestion, which in turn depends upon good mastication and insaliVationi of all food. Modern dentistry will re- store your teeth to usefulness.
 DR. J. F. TENFERT,
 Dentist. Room 5I, Gandolfo Bldg. Hours: a. m. to , p. m.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Letter List.

List of letters remaining unclaimed n Yuma po5totfice April II, I906+ Bellegas, Julian w M Jaeger, M J Schurmann, Alfon. Cerveney, Frank Vega. Marcos Lard, C~iG Morley, Mrs R O Marley, Roger Witcherside, B Martinez, Carlos.
 Persons calling for above letters will please say advertised.
 R. H. Chandler, P. M.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Born After rIother's Death

Evansville, Ind, April 5.-Within a few moments after Ollie Brinkman died at St. NFary's hospital an operation was performed and an eight-months- old child removed. Physicians say it will live.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Special Notice.

We are running 6 bakery wagon and carrying eight kinds of bread and va riety of pies, cookies and cakes, so now the public can get their wants satisfied; delivered right at their door hot for breakfast by calling up Phone 64-- Yuma Bakery.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles,

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles. Druggists are authorized to re7 fund money ifPAZU OINTMENT fails to cure in d to If days. soc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Died From Thirst on the Desert.

Because he forgot to get a bottle of that fine liquor that is sold by Alexan- der x Co. which is surely life saver. Don't forget the Phone number, 66.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Episcopal Services.

St. Psul's Episcopal church held ser vices at Workman hall on Sunday. March s, at I0:30 a. m., MT. A. J., Burchatt, Lay Reader, officiating The services were we'll attended. After services the ladies present organized d. Guild and elected the following officers: President, Mrs. George Thing; Vice President, Mrs. A. NJ. Foster; Secreta- ry, Miss Mccall; Treasurer, Mrs. Ma rion Ochoa.
 Arrangements were also made for a choir.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
For Sale.

Eighty acres of valley land los miles southwest of Yuma: 60 acres under cul- tivation. !, w. Crowley.
 Yuma, Apizoaa, Feb. 2S.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
For Rent.

New houses-most desirable in town. Rent reasonable Inquire of
 CD BAKER.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
The Gila Levee Work Begun.

The reclamation service has estab- lished camp and fnaugurated work on the Gila river levees.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11

Accumulated dcflciccy of temperature for E,e week 3i degrees
 Rainfall for the week, 0.
 Normal rainfall for the year, from 2e years record. 3s1 inches
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11

The Yuma Ice Co. $ extra dry ginger ale is on sale wherever drinks are sold. Try it.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11

See Darlfng's 1Oc. and 15c. bargain counter for bargains.
 Win Martin is in from Tucson visiting with friends.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
Devils island Torture.

is no worse than the terrible case of Piles that affected me ten years. Then I was obliged to apply Bucklen's- ArnIca SaIve, and less than box permanently cured me, writeS L. $. Napier, of Rugles, Ky. Heals all wounds, burns and sores like magic. 25c at all drug gists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11

FOR SALE-640 acres Colorado River land, north of Yuma. Comstock. h. vestment Company, 534 Stimson Bldg. Los Angeles, Cal. Maf3lt4
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11
10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if 1t fails to cure: E. w. Groves signature son each box. 2oc:
The Arizona sentinel., 1906-04-11

ONE THOUSAND MEN. .WAETLD At tse oLp PLANTATION.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
Nene 9neorporattonen.

5olgenbs 8eisli3aftsn eruirttsn
betm Staatsietretdr ibre Jncorpora.
tionspapiere:
u. q. Barlep @ompanp, Marion;
capital $125. 600; Direttorsrl albert
9. Barlep, Sames 6. Barlep unb Sbo.
mos 8. @arritfon.
Snbtana glear Goal COMPLAINT,
SselppiQe; capital $50. 900; Sirst.
loren. SuIius gbrli&. Robsrt gbrli1,
2aning 8. @oolfsp uno CLAUDE 8.
Wtliou.
@aibtneton &eaItp @ompanp. @afb.
ineion; capital $25, 900; 9i~rsetore,
@rnsf g. 6oriptbe, Oscar %. Dsd.
arb unb Wtltam 8. 2isfsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
Sie biaise Gas Seriorsnne be-
trsHeao.

SIN 6upsriorgsri9t uurbe Elm gu.
fab gu Der Rlnse bon George 5. BcrR
gsgen ben Nntauf bss gOniumsrs Sos
$ruf 60. gissntbums bur9 bic @iti.
gems 8asgsisai&aft sinasrsi9t.
Dieter 3uiab beleu2tet bis prsis.
aHselessnbett Der giti3sns @asssisl.
f&aft. bur& wsI3s na&ssuisisn uirb,
baB bic geieQi&aft am IS. Aug. 1905
einsn 6reibrief bon Wupor polbman
fur 2iefsruns bon Sos 3u 60 Gents
pro 1000 5ub a~ussfianosn tuuros,
rpdbrenb als b6afs Rate bon berfeIben
Administration so Gents pro 1000
SUB tn 1904 TN Stabiratb anaenom.
men muroe.
@sgen bss Baartapitals Der @tii3ens
Gas gompagnie tuurbe asiagt, bisislbs
belize nur $50. 600 Tn boar uno eirea
5000. 600 tn fraguaroissn eubierip.
ttunen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
Vcrfberunas=S hminoel.

Gin reuer ingentOIer S9pinoel, Der
in srobem 1mfunse betrieben fpuroe
uno Dem sabupfe perfonen gum Spfer
gefulen finb, lit in Der franaDif9en
StaOt 2pon entoedt porben. Sobalo
bort Semano aus Den begiiterten
&reiien ftarb, erbielter Die Grben bon
elmer 2onbonsr 8eriiderungs> @sieqs
f9aft cine 3ui9rift, in Ser fe baran
erinnert purOen, Dab Die lebte Prdmie
Ser 9e6ensberii9erung bes !6erren pSer
Der Truu 4. nod ni4t einge5ablt iei;
tpenn lie ni6t umsebenb begli9en
tperbe, miihe Die police perfanen. Die
@rben beeiIten ii9 natiirli9 itets, DIE
8etrG9e, 5pti6en 1913 uno 500 Srunes
I6pdntenO, ein3uien0sn unO glei95eis
tig nit Ser Sooesmelbung bes tbeurer
@ngeb0rigen UNI Die 2iquioiruns Ger
police gu eriu9en. Quf Die Qnttport
mubten lie natiirli9 INNER parten. SIN
2bon uno ur.:gebuna iollen 6unberte
auf oiefe Weiie sef4doigt poroen iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
Steoertrans
@etbna@tSfeter,
Sonmtag, ben 30. Se3br.,
tn oer 0ermauta 6aue.
S6i@t Tsmsr obue Temsrwsbr.

Gin lei3tsr &aud, Der f9 sefisrn
bintsr benz Sauis 334 0irsinia Nps.
smpori2ldngelte, srrsate ;ulebt bis auf-
mertfamieit Der Na6barn, usl4s bann
Grau alnnie Davenport, bic tn BEN
5auie eiusn 3situnasbanbsI bstreib.,
bsna6ri9tigtsn. 6rau Davenport be.
CAB f8 nod binteu, unb enibsfie, bab
cine nlts lsers Sabndsfifs, ruel9s I'M.
bsnubt binter benz Sauie s.ftanosn.
bon unbsfannten big oben bin NIT
2umpsn uro grcelfur anssfiqt mar,
uno oaB oisfslbs brannte. Gas bod
oss 9iuterbauies battle iaou Jeuer &c.
fan9en. bod gelang ss Grau 9aben.
port, oas Geuer 3u l6f2en, sbs bic
Ssuertpsbr eri9isn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
@iess-Mltar- Srab.
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Wtaiam @. uno Siap Bsnttp, 85e
0irginia apenus, 2nabs. -Oscar uni
Clarence aoams, 8ss3 @robe, Wdo.
den. -Sobn 8. unb anna Palmer.
@alsen 5lats, Wdoden.-gapleb unit
&ois 5iibsr, 825 gofes Str. Rnabe.
- Rap unb Ssanstts psarfon, 273(
q. WiHourt Str, 2aabs.-SadiOr
unb 2iQte gombs, 1855 6iatt Str.
Qnabe. - gilbert unb Warp SOpls
1911 81 WuibinatOn Ctr. Wdo9en
Getraut.
Ron WcRinnep-Winnie Wae Uiee.
albert q. @brihena-gbna Bisres.
Sra 2sbp-pauline &oie.
Jrsb SO Sanosrs-Warp 6. 9oooe
8ehogbtn.
Warp prpor, Sc Sabre, 9l9 g
Capitol apsnue.-Sobn 8urfe. 8!
Sabre, 8l2 CHAIRMAN Npsnue. - 60
tparb @. Samiins, 80 Sabre. ISL
Wartinoale Npsnue. - hilbert 5
@rosnwolbt, sc Sabre. 2110 g.. aIa
bama Ctr. = Samss %. ggbert, 81
Sabre, 1916 Oh Waibington Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
ZSAUes@ go
capt iich nibt cinIhid,tern.

Ius elmer Std0t an Der Hubr miro
fplgen6e bettere 8e9efenbeit berihtet:
Sos 2anoratbsamt oss &reiIes f6idt
Dem Seppbner elmer @emeinhe, oeFen
Srau ii6 Eel Ger 8e90rbe 6efioet bate,
DAB Der Batter ibrer &in0er ii@ me6r
Dem Srlnt er5e6e, ais Dem 6amilienz
leben 5utrdgli9 lei, Elm Gerparnungs>
i4reiben. Sn oieIem @9rei6en miro
oarauf bingepieIen, Dab Der &orehat
ebentueu auf Ote elite berienisen Ser
ionen geieBt perben piiroe, bsnen Die
Wirtbe bes Srtes feline seiitigen Sc
trdnte me6r perubfolgen oiirfen. Nuf
oiefe ~tpo6lpolIenbe grma6nung lief BEL
Dem 2anorat6samte fplgenoe entriiftete
@nttport elm:
mllri9riftli9 nit Dem gemerfen sus
rid, Dab i4. fails sic SIRE 9rOhuns
pabr MAIDEN %fnIIten, mid eenDtbigt
feben piir0e, Teinen 8ebarf an geiitiz
gen @etrGnfen in Sdhern gu be5ieben.
SIN iibrigen peiB i9 ielbft, mas i9
81 tbun unO 81 lufen babel"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29

u munerei9er Musftef=
I urgsberi9t. Der amtli4e BE-
rt6t oes 9ebeimen Heeierunssrutbs
Or. Sbeo0or 2epulo, tpel9er bas
Seuti6e Rei9 auf Ser Musftenuns in
ct. 2puis pertrat, 1T CUR @erDffents
li1uns eelanst. Del 8ert9t umfabt
einen Sftabbano BON nabe5u 600 Seiz
ten, lit reid iIuitrirt unb entbGlt 80
@tnSelberi9te Don beutf9en Ga4mdnz
nern iiber peri9iebene Departments
Der M%usftelung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
Gilmasen Direct bon liter mad
9abton.

Bonn erftsn Sanuar 1907 on tperoen
bic Snbianapolis u. @afern $raetion
60 tn Wsrbinoune nit Der Snoiana
Columbus u. gaftsrn 60. our6ges
bsnbs giIpaesi 3mif6en bier unb
GaptOn, ObiO fabrsn Iahen. IS uer'
ben swei WasgOns Oosr 3hse tdsli&
In ieoer Rt&tuns bisis Sirsde bon ITO
Weilsn In bier Stunosn auriidlsesn
uno uiro oisies cine Der iGneQfsn Sn.
tsrurban 2inisn bss mittlsrsn @eHsns
Ietn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-29
@rnneeisentbums l1ebertrasunsenl.


Boulebarb 2anb COMPANY on Ben.
iamin 6. @erntng, Got 83. 8oulebarb
Bart soo., husfIi9s Settle bon Ssla.
mare Str. itoli& bon 20. Strobe,
$3.50.
Sieielbs on Natbanisl @obal. Got
81, oasielbe, $3.50.
@a0aee Y. Ssllsr an Sarab =.
parions, iioli9e 6dlfts bon Got 8,
Warran @rben 6~au9bpine Subj,
peHli9s Ssits bon Belmont Nbenus,
ihbIi4 bon 5tate Str, $1,000.
MutuaI Dome unb Sabing aRo'
ciation on 2usIa u. @ulum, Sbeil
2ots % ,unb %, glrd SO. 0orb Sn.
~btnnapoIis, 'n6roli@e Seits bon 81.
Str. 6flt9 BON &aosr tetraBs,
81, 475.
Charles u. 8ropss u. u. an Warp
6. Bel. elm Sritiel SntereHsn bonn
She'll BON 2ot 4, 2aufman's Subj.
8bsil bon Blafss Subj, Is BET 1858
Sub, fabli9e Settle bon W~aIbington
strabs, bfli& bon Oriental Strabs.
$1I75.
Sarrp 8. Robbins on 5raneis Or.
Rseb, Shsil bon Cots 90 unb 80,
Sannamans Subj. us bet 800 5uB,
tpeili9e Settle bon Central Abe., nbrb.
lid bon 43. Str. $1,000.
Sreb peterTon an Sobn 8. Gtott.
Got 81, 8lod 20, NOrb Snbianapolls,
80 BET 1853 SUB. nbrbli9s Settle bon
~. Str, psfili9 bon clifton Strabs.
$1,000.
Turmaft Stout on Sura u. III.
bright, 2ots 81, IS unb Sc, glo
Siouts abb.. 38 BET 118 SUB isoe.
6flide Seite bon Stout Ape., l6roltt
pom IL. Ctr. 1890.
gmmo Wsrbs u. u. an Soa SolB.
NORTH, 2ots "a unb rs. SbsoSOre
Mepers' abb., 81 bet los SUB, bsr'
beHat. 0orbisiis SbiIsr Str. tusR'
ltd bon psnniplpania Ctr. $4,000.
@altsr q 5ritts on 6enrp Seibert.
Got "a. Rsnwoob part abb.. 40 bel
1872 SUB. bsrbsHsrt, @sffeite Rem.
uooo aps., n6roIi9 bon 33. StraBe.
$500.
Ora 8. Springer an Wilton Bot.
man. Snt. In She'll Sections 80 unh
81, Sibp. Is. Ranse 5, % ad.r,
5rantlin Sibp. 1925.
9apib 8. Duncan at, 9orens g.
We Donalb. Got Is, Rofemont Aob..
IS bet liz. "a SUB, bsrbsHsri, iiO6R'
lide gds 6arris ape. uno gertbu
Str. $500.
gli3abetb 9. paftor on Samuel
groun. Got 4, MeRsrnan u. u. Sub.
Steil bon Wef's grben abolition, 800
BET 112 SUB. n,rbeHsrt, tuefli6e Seits
Der WtKourt Str, n6roli4 bon Is.
Str. $1,000.
Spiepbine g. Ouens an u. U. an
@li3abstb W. DIR. Got 10, anen u. u.
Norb Nob., 40 bet 155 Sub, berbsfert
msfIi&s Settle Der Selamare ST., fib.
LID bon II. Str. $500.
SuIist ID. @immer an Ssnrp @.
YofuiIsr, Sbsil Got Is, WartinoaIs
& Sos abo.. 1ali&e Settle bon Me.
rioian Str, n6roIt9 bon 40. Str.
! $4,000.
Nuauf Wader on Carrie Gefer, Sol
355 Wiler u. T., parfnap abolition
ftowefliGe @fs &oa4e uno S1ur'
mann Npe., 5000.
Soiepb u. Selbage an 6tanIep ..
Burner, Cots Is unb IA, Werriti
Biaee. rorowefli9s gde Wi9igun uni
Slotence Str, $4,000.