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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Burns, Oregon. MAY ~. ia,s.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has nlcd notice VI his intention
TO make nnal proof w support " his claim, aud
that snid proci VIII be- made before the Register
aud Receiver ai nufns, orcfon, on June tih,
tpn, vlfi Frank whiting, Of hurns, Oregon, ".
D. No iaio. for the ~ SNi !. SEQ 10, ~ NM q
Nh zWtt sec. -. 7. ~ X N.li y. M.M.
tlc names the following witnesses ~ prove
his continuous residence uron and cultivation
~ said land. viz; Prank silcf Prank Niliot.
.leorao Nhitiug aud Harvey pixon. aiioi nurns
oregon.
w FAHnE. Register
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{. n. SMITH. SURVEYOR

Vale. Oregon
Recently photographer Malhour Project
Land, Irrigation and General Surveying
Water supply aud Stream
Measurcmont-nr Drafting.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

OF my life, was person very well known to Magg.
"Weu?"
He is going to Europe with me this afternoon
and he IS also going west long way west, to shoot
anything he find on four legs"
Magg nodded. He has to be duplicated, then"
he remarked.
Precisely" Guest assented
understand, >, Magg said. Which Mr.. Courage
am l to PrOvlde?"
The one who stays" Guest answered.
1t can be done, OF course, Magg said. Pardon
instant"
He stopped down and tished up kodak. "A
little more III the hight, II you please Mr.. Courage.
Thank you; that will do. Now side face"
l was snap shotted twice before I knew where
was. Then Magg drew sheet OF paper toward him
leave practically the whole OF your effects at your
hotel and take your chance OF ever seeing them
again.
Certainly, l answered
Magg nodded and turned toward my companion.
The other parties he remarked do not stick at
triies What do they want 5, from Mr. Courage:
ably give him credit Tor knowing more than IS good
1or HIM"
Magg was thoughtful for a moment. 1t VIII cost
YOU i've thousand dollars" he said, "and another
1lVe tor life insurance"
Agreed, Guest declared.
Magg made another note upon the sheet Of paper
II front OF him. Then he turned to me. You must
bring me, he said before YOU leave. the KEY of
Your room, the clothes you are wearing, the keys
OF your trunks, and any information You deem 1t
necessary Tor your successor TO have The French
boat IS due here on Wednesday. On Tuesday, Mr..
Courage shall leave the hotel for the Rockies. You
vii excuse me now. have another appointment.
W were out II the street again II few moments.
I was feeling 4 little bewildered. These things
l sand, are arranged pretty quickly over here"
Guest nodded. Magg,' he said, is known as
well IN Europe as in New York. There is no one
else like him. He has been offered retaners from the
secret service OF every country IL Europe; but he
prefers to work on his own. He has over q hundred
assistants, and yet You never meet soul III his
Office
When we returned there in a couple of hours
time thought for a moment that WAS looking into
a mirror. y man of my own height. compeN,o-,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
CHAPTER xxx.

~UEST had never
lost his sense of
humor. As we left
the agents office and
walked down Yelling
ton-st. into the Strand,
he studied for a few
moments my personal
appearance, and began
to laugh softly.
Ny friend" " he said,
YOU are wonderful!
After all, beauty is but
skin deep. HardrosS Cour-
age If | remember rightly,
was rather a good looking
fellow. Who would have
believed that ready made
clothes from Hamburg,
glasses, and a beard could
work such a change; "
| looked down a little
disConsolatelv at my
baggv trousers and thick,
clumsy boots. " It's all
verv We'll, " l replied
" bur YOU are not exactly
a distinguished looking
object yourself" "
Guest smiled. Il adj
NIT it, " he answered;
" but YOU must remember
that for ten wears, since
l was kicked out of the
diplomatic service, IN fact,
I have studied the art of
Disgusting myself. You,
on the contrary, when |
first had the pleasure Of
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

Eyebrows a little deeper, and you must note the
walk, George. Now, please step into the next
room and change clothes with this gentleman, Mr..
Courage"
did as I was told. The next room found was a
most delightfully."- furnished sitting room, with
folding bed in the corner, and dressing room
and bath room opening out from it.
You don't wear eyeglass, Mr.. Courage"
my companion asked.
You have Pecularty of speech? l have
tced your walk. l suppose you are right handed?
Have YOU any friends over here whom | should be
likely to come across!
Il should think it very improbable" answered.
Il have made list of all the people have met
in America, and the house IN LenoX where have
been staying"
My companion nodded AT the hotel" he said,
your room, understand IS 564? You haven made
any friends there,
= have scarcely spoken to a soul" answered.
And you have made no arrangements out
West"
None whatever, answered.
1t seems easy enough" he declared. Go on
talking If YOU don't mind. Your voice needs
Irtle study
When we reappeared in the outer room, Magg
eyed us for a moment sharply, and then nodded,
Good day, gentlemen" he said. " Pleasant voy-
We found ourselves outside, with exactly an hour
IL must buy some things for the steamer" I
declared
Il have everything that you will want" Guest
declared. have sent my luggage down to the boat
myself. No need for man who doesn't exist, you
see, TO take any special precautions Besides We
are quite four miles away from the docks"
We drove down 10 the steamer
Where are our state rooms" I asked.
Guest smiled. 4 haven't engaged any yet"
he answered. Don't look startled. l can
range directly are OFF expect the sailing lists
VIII be looked through pretty carefully"
On the stroke of the hour the Captains whistle
sounded and the gangways were drawn up. The
engines began to throb, IN q few minutes
on our way down the harbor. l stayed on deck,
watching he wonderful stream Of shipping and the
great Statue of Liberty until dusk. Soon the lights
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

long way from FIfth-aVe. The
before which We sat CT polished walnut
.G III the arpu-tenances OF the place, from
white linen clothes OF the two servitors, to the
--- and silver upon the polished counter. were
Hess and immaculate. In addition 10 the in
-aale high stools, there were several little COM
----ents screened of after the fashion OF the old
-a-l5oned English coffee room OF the seventeenth
-----v and furnished with easy chairs and lounges
the most luxurious description. In one OF these
.a -ere sitting
Better not ask me that" Guest answered dryly.
There are some places N New 40rk OF strange
reputation, and this IS one OF them. Now, 60 ahead
with YOUR story.
-oIt him everything. He was good listener.
H. -aed no questions. he understood everything.
When had finished he smoked a cigarette through
te.--e he said word. Then ne stood up and gave
--e nay ha~.
Come" he said. we have a busy morning be
fore US and we must catch the German steamer for
E--l0 burg TINS afternoon
Back 10 Europe" ! asked, as we LETT the place.
E-- won't that rather give Us aWay?" / asked.
o. came 70 90 out West, YOU know
Te mast --E and arrange that, Guest answered.
- explain as we 20 along
-" ,-~5eI an ron staircase. which came down
Pavement within few yards OF the bar,
- -.oz the elevated railway up town We de-
-.-.- a- --n6-s-.. and after q short walk entered
. -- --.-E--E. from the hall OF which several
elevators were running. We took one OF them and
--.E II the eleventh floor Exactly opposite TO
"a. door. on the frosted glass Of which was
painted n black letters, " Philip +. Nagg. Agent
g.. ..e-t The door and entered. i middle aged
-.-. ---- and with Jewish features. was sitting
.---- N 4 desk There was no one else IN The
-. ----n was quite . small one. He glanced
both ---elesslE enol-n, and leaned back IN
.G..5 morning. M MaEg." Guest said
..-...- morning. gentlemen" NJ. MagE answered.
.L.- -.--- ty chance remember ne, suppose:
lie parted the lips Of the man in the
.- rE- rather avoided looking at US. but seen rd
Pa Il .-.--- through CCe letter which lie mad
-.- -..-- writing. e. I never forget q tace-.rL I
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

creased. America IaV De-
hind us, and with 1t all
the wonderful tissue OF
strange happenings and
emotions which made my
few DAYS there seem like
a grOtesque dream.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

a----L.. lrau-we-et.
- The 4 B q Of my
.o-- TODAY l he
L-.- -l-t1r IS NJ. Guest
a-5 .--- friend N-. Courage
I have The pleasure
.- greeting
For once, Guest $ face
l.-- IT'S --u0valllirv ot
EXPRESSION. Even h,s tone
ue--aved MS admiration
Wonderful IS ever my
dear 81" he exclaimed
Not IN the least
lI-gg replied. i know Of
r.u- presence here very
simply. Yesterday, l
caule6 NV refusal TO aC-
.ell d commission on
the other side.
They sent TO YOU , -
Guest Exclaimed II q low
tone
Magg nodded. \ very
u--rror-ant affair, " he
a1-we cred. " Just q record
.. -.-- movements. and
r. keep YOU Swallowed
u--. the French steamer
j. l next week. Cnlor-
---.-e-r thev forgot one
o r G-l-ar.Iug rules
r- - ~ accept q COM
r.- against q guon-
d. client.
.- --e u great man,
N- -- companion
G. ..sm-G.
! guess nor thco-he-
cred simply. WHAT
La --- want with me, "
LooH II -E friend. 20
Guest sad
MaE- looked a. -ae.
and though his iu-pee-
1au was lrIei enough,
! -r.- -Ea- -or the rest
g-- .-... .- ------. Isr.-L q. %
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

and general appearance was stand
ing by the side of Magg's desk.
The latter looked backward and
forward rapidly from me to my
double.
..Varv fair" he re,,,arL-ad
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02
THE
CHAPTER XXNIIL.
Synopsis ~ -r-csd.nS chapters ~
a-E II rms Instalmenr

HAT sort OF place
IS this, anyhow,
GUEST" asked him, looking round
ne with some curiosity. We were
q long way from Fifth-ave. The
New-York tribune., 1906-12-02

s-... .- ----- hr..L q. %
AZ. rr--a r=seE &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
Srau Scffcrium Souis Idnucrfrunf.

Ncm Dort #. Wioi. - 6rot
&eiicrion GoUia, sic gSittuc oca cin.
ltigCn Er0iiocntcn Der conl0Ocrirtcn
Stootell, lit in i6rcn appointments
I'M n@otel @crnro" an ser @elt A.
StroBe, no tic icit So6ren mcilt, on
Der Grippe id)ucr crfranft. Nci
ibrcn brbcn gllter bon no6c5u so
Sabren bciilrdtct morr, Oob Der Mn.
iall cincn t0OtIid)en Gcrlori nc6mell
fon1lte, mo ibrc Sodter, Srolt 5.
Nboiion @ope$ in Colorado Springs,
lit BON Der Grtranfung ibrcr Wttttcr
bcnod)ridtigt iUorocn.
Scltc but lid Ser 3uIton0 scr ga.
tientin cinincrunobcn gcbciicrt.
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%crrSionno bnrdjS trifcr a~ufocbalten

Nem Oorf, fl. Mfoi. Giur
9eer6igrunG, mcIdc bclrtc BON Der
Stride OcS ShubengclS ans ituttiin.
Sen ioatc, nmlrOc Gclrtc BON Strifern
olti9cboltcn. @1brcnO Der 2cidcn
g%otteSoicnit inn @on2c mar, bcinbI ei1t
o@nlfing IcIcgnte" ocn al,titcrn,
mclde bic 2ciotrogcnocn nod ser
Stride acbrodt botten, iih 81 cutter
men. Die Gut'her gcbordtcn mo
nobmen Ocn 2eid)clnpo9en ltno oic
Sutid)cn nit, SIRE @ntiernlnG lultr.
DC crit bcfonnt, olS bic @nbrtltd)tr0.
ger ocu Sor1 Reconsideration. Ser
Gcbtcrc mllrOe oui baS Srottoir &c
ltellt, bis ein Hcidcnbcltottcr @oocn
crIolgt morOcn mar, mo Die 2ciotro.
gcnOcn lubrcn Damn olli Scr StrnBcu
bobn nnd) Dem 6rieobolc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
Tooicuclt iul %uermitteln.

Gbicogo, 81, #. Mni. Die
ao6Iengrlrbcnbeiiber bon Sainois,
SnOiono nuo Ohio baben in elmer ges
m%ciltIorncn Siblmg Melolutionen poi
Iirt, ollrd weIdc Die @obl zines Go
mites outoriiirt miro, nm Ole 3ui'
id)cn Den @rubenbelibern un6 oen ar.
beltern 0es acknowledgements ltiue.
benoen Giiicren6cn FrGiiocut &ooie-
belt uor5hIegen. Gieier Sdritt JOLT
ober crit unternOmmcn weroen. wenlt
Ole iiir nohlte NodIe 5uiifen Den
@rbcitgebcrn mo Den Nrbeiteru ona
beronIltc Gonicrcn3 SIT fclner ginis
gltlg iilbrcu lolte. in melhem Soll
Ole Weidfoblengrubelt . BETTER oaS
bctreifcnoe Gontite crpGblen meroen,
meldleS Frdiioent Hooicpelt criuten
Ioa, Den @crind) 5ltr Shlidtltng Ser
0iffcren3cn 5li llntcrrcbmen.
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3neutuontQ

oocr Gnt5itnoung Ser 2ungen Ionte
NIT Ncm &coOp Ielici pie ioIgt be.
boltoeIt pcrten: Ger Yatient iolte
20 Sropicn res Tclief ieoe Stunoe III
einen @ciroloie boil @oIicr erbalten.
mo sic gauge grtlt, Giifcn unS
6ront mub inter Dem @influB oes
GcIici orrh bGiliigc NppIifutionen
erboItcn ner6cn; 9cef.5Gcc uno
9ruft,S uppcn miilien Dem E~ntienten
CUR Storfung gc5ebcn mcrocn, uno
lcitc G%in8ciucioc m%iiiIcn BIN uno pie-
scr otrh o.. Ta0moD'S EiOcn In
Sb0tigteit geIcbt iucrocn.
Gnt5iinoung ser Nicrcn, GutSiin.
olnng orr 9loIc, gut5iiuOuug Der Gin.
0cmciOc, @ntiiinoung Der 2uneen.
DcGer SoI3, 9rouhitiS, idiperes
9ltbmcn, Group, Gatorrb. Snfluen5a,
Scpiidmer3en, 3abnlucb, Ncuralgie,
HbcuuatiSmuS, faltc Gbias, aeue
9biaS, Gbi;bloinS, 5roItiddocn.
Die Npptifntion bon U a b n e.
c aui ocn o0er oie 3heiIc. no Ole
Sdlpicri1fcit ODER ser Shmer5 eri.
Itirt, miro grIcidterilng lin0 Rube
gcW1brcn.
Snner1id , Gin bul6cr Sbeelof.
iel III einem bnlbcn @laic 8alier.
furirt in ciEigcn Minllten arGmpfe,
Spo8mSt lauren Wngen, Soobreu.
uclt, NcrpoiitGt, ShIailoii9feit, 8opf.
meb, 0iorrboe, Dpicntcrie. Golie,
Gldgungcn mo ole inncrlid)ett
Sbmpr5cn.
Malaria in icintn ueridicbcncn Sor.
men, Tic6cr uno Wane.
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SpiCr cincr Sna.Gu@iliun.

SDn d. nr0, go, #. Wtni. -
Sin 6rutt5lrN ronntc bclrtc cine fllr5c
'Strcdc 0ltIih BON bicii0cr Stoot pom
bintcn Der 0oGcu cincn onocren6rodt.
5lta, nobel bier Nc0icuitctc Qct0otct
uno bier onocre pcrlcbt mur0cn. 0ic
@et0otetcn iino: Nei5cr 5. u. @olocll
ollS &oonofc, Nci}cr 5. 3. Carroll
ans 2pnd)burN, MorrU 9onouront
ouS GloD@, go. mo Gin ais @remier
ongcltcutcr 9tcQcr, NomeuS Mm.
Songbornc aus Hoonotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
Sica Der Rcoicrnus iibcr ben Fapicr
Srnit.

ct. EouL Mtinn., #. Diui. r.
Scr iogcuonntc Enpier- 5ruit bat
ieine 9lntport in Dem Don Der Ncgie-
rllllg oegen i'm cingeleiteten Ero5eb
5urildgcjogcn mo Die Hegieruta bat
iebt Die AusltcQltng bon ginboltsbes
Ieblen 9egen ale Die IN ibrer We.
ldpucroeihriit gcnannten &erflnoten
benntrngt. Gas @erid)t miro Den Mn.
trog beniQiQcn INTO oos Hciltltot lit
eiu %poaiton0iNcr Sieg Der Ser. Stou.
ten. Die 8ertIugten iino Die ,Jtatscu
Faper So. mo perl6ieoetrc ur0erc
GorporntiOncn, pcld)e iid i'm Wi6er.
iprilhc 5t Dem Sbernhon'ihen 9(nti.
Grritgclebe uercinigt botten, nm bic
Yrooltftion mn Brciie at cnntrpliren
llto Die G|onfirrcn} an Die Wuno Al
oriider. Seit ocn GinIeiten oes Bro.
5eiieS gegen oicicn Srilit iino Ole emf
por geidIranbtcn Eapierpreiic I'M 80
Bro3ent gefaIleu.
Geo. u. @Dititg, eritcr @icc.Gr1.
iioeilt Der p@cncral Eoprr 60" Toes
YapicrtrliN crfIdrte bcilte. sic Som.
pagnie werOc lid lett onfIoien, mn
Die 3eitun1sbernltsgeber pilroelt
Oann iiloen onB Tie oie Wons ae.
idladtet babclL lpelde Die goloenen
eicr Icstc. bic Goinpasnie lei III
Dem ipc3icIlca 3lpei organiiirt NOR.
ocll, oas Gcidaft Der peridicoencu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
Wcncr Gr5biidjof uuu Ieu.S rlconS.

@ ga 6ir0ton, .. g, If. Moi.
~ @iid)of $on1cS $. 8Iont bon
Yorto Nico lit pom Yopit ais Nod).
foIgcr ocS Ucritorbcncn Gr5biihoia
Gbupcac gum Gr5biidoi BON Ncp-
Orleans ernon1t morocu. Gr rciitc
belltc 9tod)mittog bon bier no6 BAL.
tinlore ob, I'm init Dem aoroiunl
@ibbonS 81 conicrircn.
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Baltimore, ao, samOag, ben ~. Wai 1906.

cin5clltcn Gompu0nicn olti 0cb0ri0c
@eiic 81 bctrcibcn, ulo meuu man
beoentc, mic bod sic Ereiic ser Sob.
len ulo offer onbercn &obmotcriolicn
n%eltcroing$ 9cItic0en iinO, 10 miIiic
mon 5ltgcItcbclL 0oB iic ibrc @oorc
jcbr biuig l~icicrtc. 0oS 8citrci Der
NcIbcn 9Iattcr gegclt sic .@encrol
Eapcr So" lei p6uig obiuro gclpeicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-12
&rkoellunaen,
Weber 6als

GlIrh GinteDmeu bon 5lpan3tg
oocr oreiBig Sropien ocs Neaop He.
lief III ctwnS Sprup Dor oeut Sbla.
fen9e9cn, mo inoem SIR Elm nit 8e.
Lief getrGnftcS Stiid 6lonen hin
@ltrcn sails luidclt, peroct Sbr am
Worgcn u~oult6noig beircit bon cinem
reuben Salie uuilteben.
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&CtnNtcr M0rbrr nmo Sclbltm1rbcr

EbiloOclpGio a, If. Wloi. -
i, z. Odrnoll, SO Sabre alt, brad)tC
bclltc III ser @obmul9 ieiner 2od)tcr,
6rnu $oicpb &. Y8iun, III ser &or.
itoNt NrOmorc irilcr 72.iGbri1crl
@ottiu cine lcbcn20cidbrIidc SdylB.
mHnOc bel utO bc5iuQ Selbltmoro.
Cas- Miotip iiir cine (bot lit nid)t be-
tonut.
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sdwcr %erfranft.
bcS Srn. Start Sdnr5 crrcgt
SciDr0niNc.

Acr5tc 0ebcn icooh nod @oifmlug
olti @encilng. Mud oic @itt.
ne bon Scficriou 0opiS in pre-.
torcm 3uitonOc. Yopicr.l rllit
itrciht bic 6ln0ac in ocn bon ser
&cgicrung GcGcn i6n cingcleitetcu
Ero3cB. - Sin Stooti6osmeiIter
gcitcbt sic gn~tpenou1tg BON
$4,000 ciu. 4ht5ioi16rigcr
GrciS cridieBt icjlc bctoote @ot-
tin uno bcgcbt StIbItmoro.
Ncm Oort II. Mai. - aorI
Sduri, Scr Nicitor Ger 0c,ttidcu
%Nntcrifn'S, lic9t ihpcr crfronft IN
lclncr @obnung. Ar. 81, Sits91.
Strubc, oarnie0er unO Die Ncr5te be
iiird)tcn ooS SdIimmltc. Seit Cont
tag bat Ser 9rcile Scrr ooS 9ctt bitten
miillcn. 0rci Icrjtc mtBtcn an Dos
&rantcnlogcr g~crricn mcr0cn. Ger
3uitan0 oc3 Eoticntcu mar Wittpody
9lbenO Gin 10 fritiihCr, bob Sr, Sdplr5
BON icincr 6omilic 9lbid)ieo nobm
un0 icinc lebtcn &eriii0uu1gcn trni.
Gic Ncr5tc, mltcr Ocncn iih Or,
Nbrobom Soeobi, Der lnuQiGbriQc
Irelmo oeS Yatieutcu, uno Or. 5.
Hlroii6 b%efinocn, Icbnter e8 geitcrn
o6, iibcr Die Irt ser &rnnfbeit ST
iprchcn, ou oie 0r5tlidc etiquette IS
pcrbictct. IS mur0c icood III Grs
fo6nulg gcbrod)t, 0nB @r. Sdur5 BON
cincm eigenortigen 2clbcu bciollcn
milroc, mclhem oie mcOi5iniihc @ii,
IcnidoIt 3ienlih rot6IoS 9c9eniibcr
Itebt. &r. S6ur5 bat icit orci o0cr
bier (ugen an ciuem iort0cicbtcn
Sdlrld5er gclittcn. Tic llriod)c lit
MogenIciocn.
Gm Gonncrltog lebtcr@od)c @ieicrtc
sic 3omiIie Shnr5 ocu @cburt5toD
Scr G~ltcIten Eodjtcr. Us fnn0 Gin
6eItciIcn I'M @ouic ltdtt. an Dem 0r,
S6ur5 Eod NbciI no1Ih obruobl ct
ifon unp0Bli6 mar, Gic qon5c So.
miIic uno Ole 6rMmoc ocs 6a,ic3
naGnlcn an scr 6eicr Gbcil. NmSanl-
tag ocrihlimmcrte iit ser 3ultono
ocS grctIen Ncrrn mo Don Sonltog
all bat CT 0o9 @ctt bitten miiiicn.
&r. Sdnlrj lit Die lcbtcn Sabre init
itctS frGnfIid, Gclueicn. Gr mar aud
ld)on ldpcr fronf. obcr lcinc multbcr.
bore 2cbcnafroit trll0 imnicr micOer
sen Sirg 0nuon. Sic Ncr5tc boiien
oobcr old). 0aB cr Oic2mloI trot lei.
lcr II Sabre 0Qpon folnlncn miro.
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Stabl $4,000.

Ncmburnport, Moii, IT..
Mai. - SoS, y. Setter, ser bieiiQc
Stnotidobmciitcr, lpcIher ncitcrn
Nbcno ais Oclrml0ont perboitct mllr
sc, gciton0 bcttc eit, Dab CT it0Otiihc
@eloer I'M Nctroac BON minoeItcll@
$4,000 pcrruttrcut babe. Gen grobs
ten Sbeil oc9 @cloe3 Icgtc ct in Berg
lpCrfHnftiCn OIL.
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Ter Wrnidbclt aun6er 3ammer,

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GcmofratiidJc Iiibrcr.
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Gistbcncrnna

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preiie in Chicago iito iebt oif 40
Gents pro brnoert Giuno geitiegen
urto meroen, peiih crit bie beiBe Sab
res5cit fonlnlt, nod lpeiter in oieSo6e
aeben. Sm porilen CONNER mar ser
gispreis Hur 20 Gents pro Suuoert.
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Nr. 1872.
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lcnc lcj0cn mag,
GaSluaO'S GcuOp Grlicf giebt ansen.
bliflidJc EiuNcrnna 1t. Grlcidtcrnng.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-12
NJ GRANN IS COMING
TO RICHMOND SHOW
Piqued at Treatment His Horses
Have Received at Bryn
MaWr.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatchl

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PHliADtLPHIA. IA. September II
Plqued boy the treatment his horses have
received frof tne judges in former wears
Richard Mcc~ann. of Lancaster. VIII not
exhibit at the Bryn Mawr Horse Show
this year
The McGraun horses and the McGrann
coach have long been features OF this
fashionable exhibition. The coach is more
than century old. and when Mr.. Nc
Cram himself drove fl down from Lam
caster. there was always a large crowd
on hand 20 see II come in
Instead of showing al Bryn Mawr. Mr..
and Mrs. McGrann will 40 to Richmond.
Va. for the horse fair To Doe held there
in October
Before her marriage TO the We'll known
horseman. Mrs. McGrann was Miss Amy
Penn-Gaskn Han. Philadelphia eirl
Whenever she comes 10 the ci.y there IS
much entertaining In her honor She is
quite as enthusiastic about horses as her
husband is. and goes with him to all the
bis shows.