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The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

Reserve seats for the Alton Packard
entertainment can be found at Cravens'
drug store.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

Do not wait until it rains to work the
roads. Now is the time.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

Congressman D. C. Edwards spoke to
a small audience at the courthouse last
Wednesday forenoon. Many prominent
Republican were conspicuously absent
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

Rev. ]. C. Cook is conducting a series
of meetings at Zion.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

One week from yesterday until the
election.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

Rev. Belts of Virginia, an evangelist.
is holding meeting at White Oak.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30
Elect an enterprising municipal board
on next Tuesday.

Engage your turkey. Thanksgiving
Thursday, November %.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

Every body viii he glad when the
eel ection is over.
The Adair County news., 1907-10-30

51-2t
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

The Fimcs-tferald finds thst
local truitvnep are again discuss
ing tHsshdHsAbility OF a county
fruit hstrtof. a competeRtman
to look after infected fruit from
outside points and with authority
to compel local people to properly
care ,for their young orchards.
The county court is favorable 90
the proposinon provided 1t can be
done properly without too great
an expense. There are 50 few
orchards in this county and al
such great distances apart that
the travelling expenses and time
required to visit them would be
enormous in comparison with Jne
actual number Of fruit trees. il
is none the less important how
ever. and Ashould therefore be
given seriOds consideration ~
least some one should be given
authority in this place TO watch
that no infected fruit is brought
in and peddled. thus spreading
pests that otherwise would be
kept out.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

The Tines-Herald finds much
favorable talk among the friends
of education toward erecting 3
high school building. The pre-
sent school building is not larc
enough to properly accommo-
date the large class 60 enter
this far and Il seems O pp1r
policy to keep adding 90 the
building as il is. We need ,he
new building badly and Harrey
county is well able to afford it at
this time. We should pat up @
building that would b. & credit
to the county and one 0f syth-
cient size 70 be Of service for
many years. This is a matter
that should be taken up with
vigor. We cannot afford 90 Dec-
lect our educational institutions.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06
clear Qui against me ienee op u9e
ura. ard plt bin bqt Of ase eah,
ming ertrAyl HtkIby xashnst

o. weather was concerned. a
very amusing trot of half mile
meats with Jimmie, Lildeen
Wilkes and Sweet Marie in the
pot They want che half in ] :4s
and the first neat was made with
ar exciting and close finish be-
-Wsen Sweet Marc and IAdeen
Wilkes. The latters hosed out
and Jimmie took the next heat
Li,deen got the third.
A saddle horse race thar had
been scheduled for DE frs day
on account Of irre9pIarities in
entering horses that ssre eligi-
ale was pulled % witS three
starters Brtton hy Parker; .
black horse BY Buster Gawllield
and Pat by Smith. This was fun
for the money and with an ex-
citing finish between Button and
PAT The former got-under the
wire first, however. This was
one Of the entire meet and is the
kind Of saddle horse races that
the Association wishes 10 en-
courage.
The quarter-Rile lhandicap
yesterday was avery pretty race.
There We're four starters. Dandy.
Shelby TOpsey aud SLOW Ca
Dandy won with Shelby second
The half mile dash was run by
the Pierce stables. sweitzsr,
Fondo and Brownie. Brownie
was first with Sweitzer second.
Some good cards are ON for
this afternoon, but We shall give
the result next issue.
Taken in all il has been a very
good celebration for the large ,
crowd in attendance, but umfor-
there were too Few flor-
ses to participate in the events
ro1nake real sport and sracas
other than from an exhibition
view. The Fair Association has
ost financially on the meet, but
% long as the public is satisfied
with the cards no one will feel
disposed to kick. :
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

JULIAN pSRD Maa.ssr
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

No. Soot
Treasury Department OF Comptroller
nj the Currency. .,.rr.
NO. sooi


Washington u. c., May 10, 1907
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence pre-
.ented TO the undersigned, il has been
u'ade 90 appear that The Harney
County National Bank Of Burns. y In the
City Of Burns. in the County Il Tlarney,
aud State Of Oregon. has complied with
al the provisions OF the Statutes Of the
United States, required to he complied
with before an association shall he au-
thoriEed TO commence the business Of
Banking Now therefore I. William B.
Ridgciy, Cons troller OF the Currency.
De- hereby certify that THE HArney
County National Bank OF Burus," in
the City Of Burns. in the County Of Har-
ne,. and Stste OF Oregon. is authorized
10 commence the business Of Ranking
as provided IN Sec;ion FIFTY one hun.
dred and sixty mine Of the Revised Stat.
utes 81 the United States. Conwrsion
oi The ilarney County Bank Of Burns.
In testimony whereof witness nv hand
u,td -vai ol Office ihis Sixteenth dsy %
May. 1907
Wv. r. RIDoRLy,
gumutrollsr nj the CurreucV
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

There are several good harness
colts now being put in shape for
the fair wsek races that promise
some re2f sportthis fall. None
Of the Errms events during this
week were Of any particular
consAhdnce. simply because the
youngsters have not yet been
handled sufficiently.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06
THE CELEBRATION WAS A SUCCESS.
Such issESprsssisn Of Our visiiors Who
Participated With L.

The-celebration and sxercisl.
Of the 4,h passed of most salts.
factory and was quite a success
Although there were nOi as many
people this year As last there
were many here from All parts oi
the county and al seemed %
thoroughly enjoy themselves and
appreciate the entertainment pro-
vided Cor them by the business
men Of Burns and the Fair Asso-
ciation.
The weather on the day of the
4th was goOd-hot but with suf-
ficient breeze 10 make il endurl-
ble with little discomfort.
The parade was formed prompt
~ AZ 10 o'clock By Chief Marsha.
A. W. Gowan and was one of the
pleasing features OF the day.
All who promised 10 participate
in the parade with floats did mo-,
respond, however. and was G. dis
appointments to the management
But one general merchandise es-
tablishment was represented
that Of The Busy Corner l.
Schwartz. Other floats were:
Liberty Car; George and Martha
Washington, represented by
Albert Swain and little ACNE
Miller; Fire department rae
Welcome Pharmacy; Scner b
Bros, merchant tail0rs. Clu
Drug Store; Chas Wilson. black
smith; J. J. Tupker implements.
H. j. Hansen. meat market,
The Times-Herald. Others should
have participated, a. being TOO
busy is no excuse. Those who
did get up floats We're just as
busy as those VINO did not ID
viii be a hard matter in future
10 get up anything Of the kind
as il looks ike an imposition up
on a few public spirited individU-
ais TO do something for the eu-
tertainment Of visitors.
The march 70 the fair grounds
was made in good order and with
out any mishap. President Mars
den opened the exercises with
music by the band and this was
followed by prayer by Rev A. j.
Irwin. More music by the band
and Mrs. Irwin read the Dec
laration Of independence In her
usual good voice.
Hon. Frank Davey was then
introduced by the president Of
the day and delivered one Of the
finest orations il has been the
good fortune of our people 20
listen TO. Mr.. Davey was not
given much time to prepare for
the occasion but he was equal 70
il and made good. His delivery
was exceptionally good and al
though the wind was unfayoF
able, he was able TO reach all the .
vast throng in the grand stand .
who showed their appreciation
by frequent applause.
The morning exercises were
closed by all singing America
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

stockmen. and that the assessing
0fssa fine against him was moth
ing more than the outcome of the
correspondence he had with Sen
ator Fulton early last spring, -
This action the secretary Of ag-
riculture failed to uphold. but
pursued a course fair and Just to
all concerned. Blue Mt. Eagle.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

NOTICE. uFr EENAL SETTLEMENT
4 aIJ lH+----.l----
IL Ahc CAints J,ourt os ,hc state Of
Oregou. ior llafn,~ County
lu tbt mausr I'd t.r cstic,
ut rh1fls Howard
dece 'f=S l.
Ncuce 3. bcrrh, given. that th, Ad.
miuisi-s''N it 'lt ti,t,nirlsd estate.
ha..tlcs ls issl uetohn' aud that the
BoforsUls J.-P p.ror Juiss oi the
.Alssc entitled Cont has set thr 5,h
day ct Aususe ial1t ald ei ihc County
Judr'. tf,p il ,rr ct d' Hnrus. Iiaf.
ncy Ioh-i;y orssts. as thr uuic and
place fso1ihs ls..ifhs o. .aid Account
AL pvriluv tafu'ins 30 said ac.ount
are bsrebs ur4asI is appyaf 81 ~ q
time AMI nia'v aud G.r ilr, objection.
lh-tiito 's 0
Ts1,st si IHpf. pn'Eon She 80. day
--I WAgrns y HovAHu.
AdmtS Esi rb1s. uev ard Iir, q.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06

that is those who could reach it.
DR.. Marsden had given Rev.
Irwin d bteh pipe registered in
she propsr kesa Bht:the preacher
monkeyedp with st and when
he blew the tone .he put it up
over thereof Of thearand stand.
All Joined in with 3 will. how
evef. and taaeht = every note
within their range.
Some expressed disappoint-
nfe-tst nce-hs~ing morc-vvcut
music and. there should hayebeen.
buf uhfortnnateb DR. Brown
was lkei,t at home On account of
the sickness Of his little son and
as 2 sCRseqoeace the spartet was
,inslAeto sA,h iIllSp
The afternoon sport, program
was good and the races were
most tho9ustiy; enjoyed. The
first card was a three-eighth
dash with four enuiesi Shelby.
by officer; Topsy. by Whitworth.
Sl@SNupl Hpweei IdS, Btaarsoll.
and Brownie by rfiere. Shelby
was ,srst SIstR Brs~nie second. :
1RherYs Yereuthree barses in
tha three-eighths mile pony race.
Sissit ba' Hogobooni { Canay Kid.
ay Pierce; Prince. byIPierce.
Cana, KID Neas ffs9 and PriIH-e
second. -fi,tua on
A nice trot or pace. half mile
heats 2 IN three was much en-
loved bv those VIM appreciate
harness racs fieraRpWelcome.
the pacing stallion bessaing 70
F. A. Cole was driven by Pap"
Smith: Eamer Hogoboom drove
the Baker City colt. Aringa: and
John Bigzs brown colt Sidney
Vilks with 0ds SizerrOre On the
suiky were the Starters. IL was
their first race and they perform
ed real we'll. The writer failed
to ges- ne time ut-ths race vas
rood. The Cole colt took two
srlich, heats with ease and Sid.
took second place,
Zoe mile aee with chree good
horses in. Sweitzer. Fondo and
Brownie Yas m exceptionally
pleasing card and was run for
the money. I-- lsy Hnr iir-
The races the first day was
rather q frost US the wind blew q
hurricane and the dust simply
logged. Herald Welcome went
out Cor AZ exhibition with a-TaR--
ming mate, but owing 70 the
strong wind and il being his
frs appearance. Il was not snt-
.sfaetory TO his trainer. Elrher
Hogoboom. AS il was he made
the mile in better than 2:45. He
IS a gery hrdxnising syoangster
and does well considering that
be mas not yet reached his third
birthday. Herald Welcome -
well bred. hisda,n bsine judith
VINO mas : record Of 2:0S We un-
derstnnd - z Nv
One-fourth mile running race
on the first day had four entries:
SLOW CO. Shelby. CraH Dandy
and Topsy This was a rpttan
race as il proved 70 be . JOB bbtI
The judges knew nothing Of !,
un6. Gftn an decision was given
in, June lngerspl was UP on
Slow Go and he crowded Dandy
clear ouI AGAINST the fence on t9e,
mra. ard pltbin 6gt Of ae esR
ming epth&yl HikIby wasknst
under the wire with Topsey sec
ond Ingersoll was fined S25.
Some very good events were
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-06
RANGE MATTER SETTLED

J. u. Combs. whom the fores-
ry officials assessed $50 for per
'mRtipg his cattle to run on the
reserve prior to the date for
wfdch perm We're granted. and
whp was refused a permit until
theIpenalty was paid. won out in
the FIRST ipunds Instead Of TAX
ing} his side a. the case TO James
Wilson. secretary of agriculture.
through ths forestry department
he sppssled MS case direct TO the
secretary OF agriculture with the
result, be SAYS. that the officials
in charge Of The Blue Mountain
reserve Were ordered to drop the
matter of collecting the penalty
imposed hndisC'his cattle 70 on
tha{rasetve n"'-
MryCsNniss claims that his cat
tleslidnht GO cn the reserve. if
they w'eie s6n the reserve at all.
any more unlawfulIy than did
the stock of hundreds of other
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
SCiratbs Giccnscn.

Morria SholmopiB, -, 0r. 337,
Moro ilmor. StrnBe, uno 2eno
8omberg, %.
Charles NJ. Nod, q, Nr. 1911,
q oro.@ilmor.S trabe, nnb either Y.
@orucr, %.
Sorrp EoImer, %, uno 8crtruOc
Sufers, u. NppIifont Hep. Gboa,
=. Suit HoIonO.9lpenlC un0 >. 2lpe.
Spbo q. HitiieII, q, Nr. 2306, Ies
0erol-S troBe, uno Charlotte Is. @iI.
Jon, 20.
Somcs 6iIber, %, @oibington, {.
g., u10 Roic Wper, 81. Npplifant
&oieph Dlper, 9}r. 927, Fenniplpnnio.
Noenuc.
@omoI u. GbompiOm p, Aber.
been, Wto., lno Otinnic @eas, 81,
SABRE sc Grace, Wio. Npplifont 5.
%. Sropcrs, Nr. los, @orcIopsStr.
6ronflin 3. @riAbtmell, u, Nr.
81, NorosGurlcpz StroBe, unO MiorD
&. Cor, 10.
Mobert &. son, n, @oibington, 3.
s., mo Gillian %. Sro3icr, 70, @oib.
inqton, 9. Is. Npplifont Gopio 81.
StecIc, Nr. los, 4. Strobe, @aibing-
ton, 9. Is.
Sobn 5. Gonncap, %, Nr. 1870,
Sit Nortb.@pcnnc mo @elen W.
Charles &cdcr, 81 So9erstopn,
Mo., uno Mo5ic &. SnnOcr, "a.
@ropion 3. Obcn -, Nr. III,
llnion.9lpcnu1c, mo Gffic 9. "copper",
%, 8cIfichcn.
Hopmon0 $. 2petE %. mo emma
6. @cbcr, %. Applifont Sobn Z.
Simmons, 9tr. 319, Sit.Nortb.S (pc.
Sobn Wiilcr, 81, uno W'arp Hoicn-
thai, 20. 2lppIifont @iQiam Sorris,
Nr. 80, Siio-gSolie.S trabc.
&obn @Icit8monn, %, uno Carrie
q. MrQcr, Is. Npplifont Socob @ett-
man, Nr. 1873, Siio-Negciter. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
,Sm Tienit Der NGd)itcnlicbc.

N1ttsbur0s 40 y. Gc5. =
Go2 beutid)e 2ieo mllroe gcitcrn
Nbcn0 an Der ShpeQe oea Welb-
not)t5fcltcS pom Selpetiu ? WGmncr-
Gbor IN ben Gienit Der bormbcr5i.
gen 2icbe geitcllt, in0em Der &erein
in Der oIten S%tootboIle oubier cin
0roBes CONCERT Sum Better Scr Notb.
lei0enoen n%eronltaltcte. $40 Singer
inter 2eitilng oes Iiriaentcn Srn.
Sans 3midp itonocn in Reib' un0
@lico mn crion1en iid) rcifc Cor
becrcn. 0oS Eittsburger Spmpho-
ME . Orhcltcr uno prominentC 60
liltcn mirftrr nit.
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3ugcutglciinna nabc Nlbanp.

NIbonp. Ny, 81. 0c}. - @ci
Nopcno entgingen gcitern Nbcno Inn
bolb Z HIN 60 Eoiiogiere zines @a0-
CONS beS 3ugcS 9tr, Is Der @cltern
Sborc 9nbL Der Inn balb 6 llbr BON
Nlbnnp nud) Wecbulpte1 obgcgongcn
mar, nit Wtiibe idiueren Serlebln-
gen, inOem Der @oggon pom @elcilc
iprong. Gum @liid ging Der 3llg,
Der iid Der Station n1bcrte, lang
lam, Ionit bate iid pieQeid)t cine
ernitlide &otoitrnpbc ercignct. Ger
WuQgon binter Dem Nalldlunggon
p~erfillg iif III Der NSeid)e uno Der
@nggon iprong aus Dem @eleiie uno
ncigte iid) 10 %beOenflid sur Seitc, Bob
cinige Eolligere BON ibrcn Siben &c
ldleuoert mo olrf Die Sherbcn
ber 5erlprun0cnen6c nlterid)eiben Der
Lett murbenSf Ser Bug beitono aus
bier @nggonS, melde lGmmtlid gut
bcicBt morcll, bauptlGd)lid) nit BE
mobnern Der iilolid BON Ilbonp al
Der @elt . Sbore 9ubn gelegenell
StGote.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-12-25
TbfaBrtstagc Der Sseamoampfcr puii
W~cnusylprf.

gn %. 9e5. Gompfer nEotsoom"
nah Notteroam.
gm 26. 0c5. Gompier nMoin"
nad Bremen.
9m 26. Se5. Gompier r9reta9nc"
nod &aurc.
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nod Ncapcl ilno @eritn.
PIN y. Ge5. 0umpicr Baltic"
nud Hiucrpool.
am %. Oe,. 1nmpier n2itllonia"
nad Nottcronn lnb 2ibat.
Gin %. GeS. Camper ~Nem-Dort"
nod southampton.
Gin 30. Ie5. Gonpier nMcio6o"
nod %onoon.
am %. 0c5. Gampier nGoleoo.
MIA" nad Glasgow.
Am %. Ge5. Gompicr oMolrcto-
nia" nah 2iperpool,
am %. GeS. Gnmpier rErGitoent
Grant" noh &amburg.
Gin %. Ge5. Gampier n2igurio"
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Sim %. SeS. Gompier n&e9ina
b'StoIid" nadl Neapel itltO 8enua.
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4erocrblidlcr SliBldllaa.

Heibs Stotio II, 60, "a. GeS.
- 0urh eillen 9libitrobl lpuroe &C.
tern Abeno Die 10-iGbrigc 6cooru
Srpont I'M &ouie hires Soters, ipel-
die. 12 Meilen iilolid bon Wocon oil
Der Soutbern Hoilipup liegt, gctoOtct
mo 10 Ecrioncn ipcldc iid) elmer felt
lihen &eronltoltung mcgen III Dent
ielben Souie %beionbcn, trllgen Ser
lebllllaen 0unpu.
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&crmild)tc tclegrapbiihc Tcpcihcu.

- Giner Srorc oe2 Generals 8rallt
ais 9eicblSbobcr beS GcportcmcntS
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Hiidfebr pom Ebilippinen NrdipcI
pic Sort bel SodcttS Sorbor II. OS-
mc0o. N.-O, ais @arniion bc5icbcn.
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9ctricbsanfnahmc in Sidlt.

Eitt@burg Eo., 81. Ce5. -
@cute bieB cs bier, Die Nln3eihcu Oell.
tctcu oti boloigc @icberoninabmc
0cs 9ctriebcs Der groBcn NIedfabris
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raid ouf Die 9teigc mo Den Nrbci.
tern Der tSubriten, 5000 an Der 3obl,
lit bcOclltct morocn iid sur @icOer-
nllinahmc Der Mrbcit bcreit HI hnIten.
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Shiffsnahridltcu

Ncm Dort, q. Ge5. - 9lbqeiub,
rem lit Der 9ompfcr YWoieitic" nod)
Gbcrbourg.
SIENNA, 20. Ge5. - Ser Gam.
pier ~2uiiionu" fam bon Ncp. Dorf
an.
9remcn,2 %. Sc5, - Der Cant
pier nHbcin" lit bon Nep-Oorf bier
cii,getroiien.
2onoon, "a. Ge5.- Iusgclol,fen
nod Nelu . Yorf lit Der Tompfcr
,Wtinncbubu."
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@rnnOltiifs llcbcrtraann9cn.

0ruHornds : llcptrtruguH9cH.
Mlttuol 9. Ii. 2. Q. an Gli5obctb
Meinborot, 3 &ots, $3.50.
6rcoerid 5. Gunib uno Srou al
Carl 5. Webcr, Sii0ieitc Srlconaitr.,
nabc Goain0tpn.gpcmuc, 20 bel 70,
@runo5ins $50; $4,000,
Sobn j. 0iQebunt al Sronf Il. Is.
@ofer unb 5raii, Noroieite Yrott.,
nobe Wountitr., II bel 70, 8runO-
5ins $40; So.
Samuel @olic al glctno Srlit 60,
Noroleite Willlberrpitr.. nabe Wtprtle-
glpe., IA bel 1876, @runo5inS $3.50;
So.
2ocol Stealth So. an 9(nnie 2pons,
Siiopeitieite McGulob., nobe Sull.
rensltr., % bel 120, @runo5ins $165;
So.
Hi1aro s. Carlisle uno 0ral an
Worp &. Sproeiier, Siiooiticlte Sec,
nobe Marneritr, t1.6 bel 70, So.
Sobn IS, 9el5erlbcrger mo 6rau
an g8ilidm s. Gllffner, Norooitieite
Burf Scigbts. Ipe., nobe S%arluooo.
9lpe., IA bel 100, 0runo5inS $40;
So.
George @obel an Sobn E. Dds,
Noroieitc Gnior., nobe EreitonitraBe,
1875 BET 7S, @runo5inS $41; So.
Sobn Z. Dds az George Wobel
uno Irou, Noroieitc Gnior., nube Der
Nreitonitr., 1875 bel rs, @rltnb5ins
Sal; S..
SScarp &. Sipitdea an Hobert 9.
Bacon Siioicite Sarob annitrobe,
nobe SurutogoItr., 1 Got, 8r,no5inS
$50; s..
Sbomos @. Yrunoige an Gli5o.
beth 81. s. Grummer, Silotpeltleltc
MogcrS-Npc., nabc SomItr, 14.6 bel
70, @ritno5ins $40; So.
Tonlonb s. Sons an Sucob $.
Sont, 81.
Gobcrt 6. Sronce al Socob $.
Sonb, 1 2ot, @runo5illS $36; So.
Sbomos W. 9runbigc an Sunnab
q. 0con, Noroieite H%ibgemooo., nabe
Topionitr., 2 bel 65, 8%rllno5inS $50.
So.
Soplor"G. 5ont al Socob $. 5ons,
So.
Sbcooorc Goofc u,b Srnll an Sen.
rp WtiQer. 3 Cots, $SOS.6S.
Soroce u. eSbcrrp unb 0rou al
Siobeae Mc2algbliH @eiticitc Der
@~orclopitraBe, nabe 9tortb . Iuelllle,
1876 bel So, 8rb5, $50, So.
Charles .. 9uroette on Cigar q.
De Gambler unb Srou, @citleite Der
Worplonb. Ipcnue, nabe y. Strube,
ll.2 bel 81, @ro5. SIG, So.
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&irhpooo, I Got, @ro5. $l2. So.
Scnrp M. @urlep mo Srou an
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mo Sntcrclicn, S..
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bc 0liperltrobc, 16 bel 50, @ro5, sos,
s..
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Mobcrt BRADFORD NorNicitc Der Dit
Der, nabe 2lnnItrubc, 1876 bel 70, So.
Sba Soplcr Al, Bruce Goriep, |
Got. 8ro5. $50, So.
&omnnonb 5. Gugon an Charles
$. 0olfin9 unb 6roi,, / 2ni, $6S9,3i.
Sfe Sorris uno Srou an Soinpb
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Baltimore 8rouno Hent Gonlpa-
M" an Wollrice 8regg, Siiooit.Gdc
Der GagerltroBe uno @reetmount.
gIpenue. % bel 10, 8rb5. $S5.45,
$2156.25.
9epis 9. SIipcn iun.. on Mor
@reenberg unb 6rou, Siiboiticite Der
@reenmi1oms, nabe Gbatspprtbltr.,
SO bel #. @rb5. 500. $500.
Sbomos ". 2ut an ). z. Tfeiiicr
l1nb Sobr, Norooitieitc Der Gorep.,
i,obe @oftritroBe, 1876 bel 70, @rb5.
500, So.
@iaiom SIS sttlberlon an SonaS
Scrmon, 1 2ot, Brhs. $50. S..
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GlcSenrpItrobc, 10 bel so, @rO5. $50,

Mc6enrpItroBc, 10 bel so, @rO8. $50,
So.
Gonor0 @onion uno 6rou an @il.
liam Eenroie, @eitieite 6ar 8uilfor0',
nobe 26. StroBe, IS bel III, So.
nSruingtou @uiIbing II. SmpropCs
ment 60" an Sophia @oIOncr Soc.
nc3, 2 Cots, s..
Nnrp $. @ubncr an Carrie u.
Scipp, NorOieitc ser Wic0enrp., lobc
Gotb2rincitrnbe, 10 bel 100, 8ro3.$ $50,
$3.50.
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