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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10

'NNN''i LOCOMOTIVES pb1tullllE inc QlIl-
ger signals. helped the improvements
along.
Success of Electricity.
AS YOU may have read in the into
view already published with the men
who have had charge of these erea;
undertakings. there Ia still a question
MS 10 the success of electricity MS Il
motive power under such conditions.
Mr.. Wilgus of the New York Central
company, who is in actual charge OF
the electric service upon it's lincy.
proclaims a complete triumph for the
system he has introduced. Vice.
President AIcHenry of the New Tia.
ven road. who has had charge of the
clcctIilicaiion OF that line. with n DIFF.
ierent system. is not so positive bu.
IS still confident that he has got the
best system and exactly the one that
is needed for their service. Mr.. Joh,;
IF. Wallace, who is president of the
most comprehensive electrical com.
! pany In the United States If not IN
me world. regards both the New Yor;r
central and the New Haven system
as still In the experimental stage.
Inc Pennsylvania engineers are 20
ing ahead, ana arc expanding mil.
lions OF money TO in3,oducc whai
they believe TO be the most certain
and satisfactory system. Altogcthc.
II will cost more than $3.50. 900 .6D1 Il,
complete the facilities that have bceu
alrcady planned TO handle tho ms.
scngcrs that arrive and leave Mex
fofk city by railway. and the conncc
lions are so arranged that any u
son may he transferred from orc rail
road to another without crossing
street or even going into the opcr
air.
Chicago Behind the Times.
No progress has boon mado in Chi
caso for arranging intortrafFic h.,
tween the roads. There ought 10 he
central station somewhere near III,
center of the city for the interchanr.
OF passengers between all the eastern
and western lines. as there is in ST
I Louis, and the longer it Is postpone
Tic more difficult and expensive smell
au arrangement will be. All of IN,
( New York railways are doing area,
work to improve their terminal "a
cilitics for handling passenger traf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
a. Supper with the Leaislators.

~ supper WIN the Legislators.
drummer stopped Mt n hotel in
Montpelier. VT, when the legislature
was in session. 1t was the headquar-
tiers of many legislators.
AZ the supper table they began to
call upon each other 10 pass the food
in this wise: "Will The man from Brad
ford please pass the rolls "Wlll the
gentleman from Essex pass the pic?''
Would The man from Portland please
pass the buttcr;'
The drummer had been unable to get
anything. and during brief interval
Of quiet he turned 10 the colored waiter
and remarked. VIII the gentleman
from Ethiopia please pass the bread?"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
CALCAiNY.

A whisper woke the air.
= soft. HIGHT tone. ana low.
ltt harbcd with shame and woe.
All Might 1t only perish there.
Nor farther so!
But. no quick and eager ear
caught UP the little meaning sound
-Anoth.r voice has breathed IL clear.
And so II wandered round
From ear TO llp from lin To car.
Until 1t reached gentle heart
That throbbed from all the world mart.
And that--lt broke.
Frances Sargent OsEood.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
BUNGALO FOR BOYS.
Six Youngsters Of Berkeley
Heights, N. J., Arc Going
to Have a Fine Idling
Place.

When william Icffcry's six boys
move into inc biz bungalow their
father is building for them near his
own home At berkeley Heights IN
j.. they hope 10 have President
Roosevelt among those present at the
housewarming. says tho Now York
Herald Alr. Jeffcry has written TO
the President asking him to come to
Berkeley Heights and give his boys
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
a Remarkable Baby.

\ teacher disturbed by glGgling call
cd upon one OF the culpriis to tell him
the cause.
"please Sir" responded the lad.
p" Turner says baby WHO was fed Gle
plants milk gained ten pounds II day
Turner said the teacher stcrnly.
''yon should not tell lies"
"Hnt It's true. SIR" reioincd Turner.
Whose baby was it,"
THE elephants. sir"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Az She Heard 1t.
"Rut Won dIdn't kick me.'

a fashionable woman had bit OF
stntnary bearing the inscription ks.
met" \ housemaid busting the room
asked the mistress:
"Shure. ma'am. what's the m'nnin'
OF the writin' on tho bottom of thisf"
"Oh, You mean 'Iiismet.' 1t means
fate"
Bridget was limping painfully when
out with her sweetheart not long aft
erward and apologctlcally explained,
Faith, I have the most tlrrlblc corns
on me Observation-Disclosures Home Jour.
nal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
The Difference.

You arc ruled" said Britop. "by a
LOT OF vulgar rascals whom you would
never dream of meeting socially. don't
you know
Yes replied the American. "but in
England YOU are ruled by n lot Of PEG.
pie who would never dream of meeting
yon socially"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
a Mattnr oil nootora.

There were two sisters living In
Michigan said Senator Burrows, who
wayrcd constantly about tho two great
schools az medicine. One pinned her
fai;l to aliopathy and the other 10
homeopathy.
"Onc day there was great excitement
in the Family OF The lady who believed
IN ailopa;hr. and 1t was soon an
nounccd ilni she was The mother OF
bouncing twin boys
"'rhc other sister came down III Il
hurry Well she said. now see what's
happened. wanted YOU TO have Il
homeopathic doctor After this guess
you wilt listen 10 me"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Sheer Wae.e OF Money.

NJ Tho Metropolitan club OF Wash
ingion Justice Harlan had introduced
10 him well known New York bust
ucss man. With the apparent purpose
OF imprcssing those about him. the
New Yorker remarked that his income
exceeded 100000. And simply
have to make that amount" he added
"Why. it costs me $4,000 year to
live"
"Dcnr me-" said Justice Harlan
blandly Really that's TOO much.
wouldn't pay it-it isn't worth H."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
~ The -
Soap Book
wha, to Do When You Drop an Foo.

Vt albrcakfast party in England
which .pseph II. Choatc attended while
he waSAmericnn ambassador Il young
lady y his right accidentally spilled
the cotents of her plate.
"0hi MIR. Choatc," she exclaimed. II
don't Know what 10 do, for I've dropped
an eng OH The iloorr'
"Ifi were you I'd cackic.'
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Hazers Pull; Teeth.

a new variety of hazing is reported
here. where boys in the public schools
nave been accused of pulling the
teeth of others and threatening them
with the loss of their tongues. Those
who have suffered from tho amateu...
dentists arc either unwilling to be-
tray or fear to tell on tho perpctra
tors. One of the victims is said to be
in serious condition, having caught
cold in his lacerater jaws Parenas
OF the victims are promising prosecy-
ton If they can learn who the guilty
ones are. while authorities of tnr
schools are Investigating. - Rocklani.
Mich, Dispatch. in Philadelphia Rec
ORD
According TO statistics issued at To-.
kio. 60 per cent OF the Japanese arc
tcptnfnIarc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
Mathematician Unexprosand.

y letter dictated BY an old gentle
man runs thus: Sir my stcnographer.
being 4 lady, cannot take down what I
think of YOU l. being n gentleman,
cannot express it. but you, being nci-
thcr can readily divine H."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
a Sermon and Its Reminder.

a Brooklyn minister gave q scnthlng
discourse on the evil effects produced
by bad example and cXlorted all men,
hers of his congregation not 10 counte-
nance by their presence such a place
of iniQulty rs Coney Island. At this
one of the church wardens excitedly
snapped his fingers.
At the close of the service 4 member
accostcd the church warden and said:
How WAS that for sermon?"
Great. hope it VIII bear fruit"
was the reply.
What did YOU snap your fingers
fori"
why, it reminded me that's the
place where left my umbrella"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
a Chance TO Branch.

!, colored preacher would ucvcr he
came o-dained. being content 10 remain
Just an cxh0rtrr. One Of his congregs :
ton asked him ahont II.
Well. It's lis way" said b.. When
you's preacher you's golser have a
tex an stick right close 20 It, but il
you's only exhortcr you kin branch"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
She Knew Him.

I'm architect remarked TO lady that
he had been 10 see the great navc in
the new church The lady replied.
Don't mention names; know the
man you refer tor
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10
contortiona,.

During Il hnslling bee in Maryland
two young people were missed.
u wonder where Nellie and Jim are
somebody exclaimed.
~ small boy edged his way forward
and. pointing toward the vague dark
ness beyond the barn door. said:
They're ont there kissln' their
selves" -I.ippincotts
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-11-10

steam locomotives obscuring the dan.
ger signals. helped the improvements
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01
ABOUT YOUR NHl0HBORs
AND YOURSELVES

Alderman and Mn. &. l. Bever-
stock returned from little pleasure
trip to Pueblo last evening.
-Mn. Catherine Bell, editoress Of
the Canon City Cannon, Ared once
each week, was In the city last even.
ing.
Mrs. AL Blair has returned from
the camping trip on the Upper Beaver
creek section. She was with Mrs.
shermansAndrewa
Clarence Skies who recently 70.
turned from the West, has accepted
position in the plumbing depart
ment to the McRae Hardware COM
pany.
Mrs. NJ. A. Blackmer is taking
her vacation and is spending the same
in Denver and Boulder. She is ex-
pected to return to Florence next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore johnson
last evening returned from ten days
camping trip at Greenwood. They
report having enjoyed the outing
splendidly.
Pearl Gribble who has been
quite sick the last two weeks is i'm.
proving nicely and will soon be out.
Typhoid fever later developed into
congestion of the lungs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Jansen and
children have returned from Colorado
Springs where they spent eleven days
in sight seeing and ON pleasure bent.
They report very enjoyable time
and say that many Of Florence's citi.
zens who are living there now send
their regards to all Florence friends.
"A. l. Hadley nd family have re-
turned from their camping trip on
Upper Beaver creek. Mr.. Hadley
drove out in the evening and return
ed in tho mornings, but his business
hero was such that he could not get
out every day, so he prevailed upon
his wife to break camp and come in
to stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mentzer
yesterday left for Upper Beaver
crock to spend the.-next ten days in
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01
The Best Doctor.

Rev. B. @. Horton, Sulphur
Springs Tex, writes, July 10Th, 1902 I:
II have used In my family Billiards. =
3 iow Linimant and Horchound Syrup
and they have proved certainly sat.
isfactory. The liniment is tho best
wc hnvc ever used for head Gchc aud
rain. Tho cough syrup has been
our doctor for tho last eight years. ;"
Sold by Yclton Drug Co. IN
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01
KILLS SNAKE BEFORE
SEEKING MEDICAL AID

Waterloo, H., Aug. l-State Sem
ator Byron Newbor.y, author of
Iowa's pure foo law, was bitten by
u rattlespnko on his farm. The sen
ntor killed the big reptile and then
whipped up his horses to Strawberry
Point where two doctors were sum
moned. Tho senator is pronoun ced
out OF danger.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01
PUEBLO WILL OBSERVE
the STATES HOLIDAY
out OF duugc

Pueblo, Colo. Avg. l No public
business, at least 80 far as the state
aud county authorities nre concerned,
Is being conducted today and not only
the counts suspended operations, but
all county Officers arc closed for Colo
rado day. All tho local banks and
public oiiices aro observing tho holi.
day by closing.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01
INSANE MAN HOLDS UP
TRAIN WITH PiTChF0RK

Owosso, Mich, Aug. john De.
braw au escaped patient from the
Pontiac asylum held up a train with
a pitchfork. Tho engineer stopped
to avoid running him down. D.braw
thought he owned the railroad and
had right to stop the train.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01
BurgIarized the Steam Laundry,
Make Small Haul, Arrested
and are Jailed.
ROBBERY COMMITTED IN
ALMOST BROAD DAYLIGHT
Worst of the Bunch Attempts
to Deliver Kick on Officer
Furniss' Head, but Didn't
The Officer Alert.

Three daring tramps last evening
made raid on the Florence Steam
laundry and helped themselves liber-
ally to it's contents. Two of the men
entered the laundry while the third
stood watch.
Ben Lape, who pumps oil at the
we'll near the laundry for the Flor.
ence Oil and Refining company, saw
the men in the laundry and ilnme-
diately went to Fred Williams cigar
store where he thought he would find
Proprietor Thornton of the Laundry,
but he wasn't there, 80 Mr.. Williams
called Chief Furniss up over the tele.
phone, informed him OF what had
happened and the chief, to save time
left the house and came down over
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
tracks.
1t was lucky that he did for Charles
Mcbride, the man who pulled the
steeple from tho laundry door and
entered first, was seen walking up the
tracks with bundle under his am.
The chief stopped and asked him
what he was carrying in the bundle
and he replied that he had just been
down to the river and washed his
clothes. "Where is the riyer!"
asked Officer Furniss and the fellow
pointed to the irrigating ditch. .
Then the officer commanded him to
go to Jail with him but Mcbride
begged for mercy and says If tie
officer would be lenient with him he
would tell where the rest OF the bunch
was.
By this time Night Marshal Brim.
BILE was on the scene and was looking
for the men. He captured Charles
Brent who was all drunk but not
dressed up. The booze within him
was fighting and Brent, the man,
was trying to fight ou one OF the uu.
dershirts that had been stolen from
the laundry. He was taken care of
and then Thomas Mann was arrested
for being an accessory to the burglary
and Steve Hosea of Ilse was taken in
tow and will be held for n witness.
An inven ntoiy Of tho stolen good
shows that three suits of underwear
one pair Of pants, several handkcr-
chiefs al overshirt and two collars
aud ono white fancy shirt were taken
They have all been recovered but
are being hold as evidence against
tie men. They were taken to the
city Jail apd incarcerated
When Fulniss and Mcbride went
down to tho box cars in which the
others were housed. the officer inquir.
cd as to tho location of the plunder..
Mcbride pointed to an old pipe ly-
ing near the track aud said Sin
there. ~ BeliveinR that some kind of
dodge to gain their freedom was
being attempted by the trio, the slcuth
male u pretencc Of looking into the
pipe. bat Nc Bride, watching his
chances mnde pass Mt Furniss with
ono Of his feet ms II trying to deliver
severe kick on tho head.
The game was Off as far as Mcbride
was concerned for he was taken to
the city Jail aud the goods rccovcrc d
afetrward. Tho robbery WAS com.
mitted shortly after tho arrival Of
train No. and 1t was good light.
->-
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01

ORDT RED QUA deaf and dumb
mute who was begging on tho streets
yesterday was ordered out of town by
officer Fuiniss last night aud he got
out, too.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01

SOME DELAY There In some
delay In tho commencement Of the
work OF building tho stata county
bridge ACROSS the Arkansas river be-
low Portland and tho county commits.
sionen arc going slow until tho titles
have bssn secured. There IL q pos.
sibilfty Of railroad spur bcing add.
Cd which complicates the matters
some. The state appropriated 1900
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01

enjoying outdoor life and catching
trout. Mr. Mentzer ia foreman Of the
mechanical department Of the Daily
and will be on duty again
one week from next Monday.
--Am. Samuel Amter who ia spend
ing several weeks ON the Pacific
coast, writes her husband that she
will return 70 Colorado early next
week aud will stop over at Glen
wood Springs where they will remain
. month. Mrs. Amter says that the
only thing that California has that
beats Colorado is the salt water.
Eddie John accompanied by his
sister Miss Gladys, went up to Canon
City last evening to visit relatives
for day or so.
Miss Mildred VIM Of Waterloo,
Ia, arrived last night to spend some
time with her aunt. Mrs H. r. Lutes
and family.
Dave Griffith, deputy state mine
inspector, Ia in this county making
the regular inspection of the coal
mines.
Mrs. W. J. Daniels and chill
dren left this morning for Greenwood
to spend some time in recreation.
H. M Pingree and wife have
returned from their visit in the East
$25 AND COSTS-Harry Swartz
who was arrested upon a charge of
being an accessory TO the theft OF n
tarpaulin from the Parker Amusement
company, was given hearing before
Justice Johnston last evening and was
fined 425 and costs. The officers have
learned that the young man was
drawn into the trouble inwittipgly.
Modio was standing near the wagon
when It was being loaded and said
"let's steal this thing" and Swartz,
without q Thought grabbed hold and
helped pull it off the wagon. Police
Judge Johnston recommended to the
United Oil company, by which he is
employedt, that he retain his position
and Officer Furniss went over to the
superintendent last evening and fixed
the master so that he could. He re-
turned to work this morning, but
feels somewhat embarrassed over the
matter.
Tribune class ads do the business.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-01

toward the construction of the bridge
and the difference Of VI, coo must be
paid by Fremont county.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
3Mnntnnu.
Snlmnnael / 1tb6at.

&nlmnnscl | ltbiist. - Citizens
Sernbanefommisiion bar uoiteot fel'
senbe Girful9re: Sernbanefommis.
iionen for Wontana bar foretaget
Ell llnberisseIie Of 9ulforraaoet,
iom Der er llbiigt til for 8interen
1907 % 1908, % ReiuItatet al lin.
oerisaeIien er, at aiiImangelen for
nrite gar tom bIipe itsrre END iaar,
oeriom life noeet 9isres for at of
penbe Den. Den itaoia itigenoe Era.
fit paa Sernbanerne freezer MI ioa
meget 8ul til 2ofomotiperne, iom
ser life for iaa mango slar 'fioen
tr9ngtes til belle 2anbets 6orbrug.
Gesnoen er GfteripsreieIen at alil
o. geo til Susbriie meset itsrre MI
emo for, og Der bill tr9nges mere al
s1il for ngite 8inter END nogeniinoe
for, og commissioner raaoer mo.
itpnbig SoIf til at ie at inblGgee
fit anl. oe @ebiorraab tiblig for at
ofoenoe Rso til @interen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18

6. q. Grapton, grGiioent fol
american SocietD Of gauitp / Sill
nois, % Sbeooor O. NeIionb Stats'
orgoniiotor. boIbt forrige Tirsbop
Nssoe meb Sarinere omfrine wanet
Gin og oreoniiereoe en- Oren al
SeIffabet Der. q. S'MoIIep paIetes
til 5ormono, 2ouis Noltimier til
Biceformonb, Senrp geoI til Sefre'
tar o. Wa, e. Moion til, anSierer. !
@iaiam Sfarf fra 1ib6ino, hin.
neiota, fom npIis til k3istndfct oa
Torsoogs aat blep han pt6ofeIie
iinbsipe. SON LOG iItpffet ffere
ginoucr, men blep braet til Gonntp.
frneilet, bpor BON rep ct Ben at en-
Sernieng i GeIen % meo oct Hog
ban iiipffer alt bet. ban funoe tr9f.
fe. Sans Sleetninser bIeo nnber-
rettet, og be pil fornme % bringe
BAN biem.
Gpben ifal baanbbGpes. @ene.
ralobpofat MeGue bar ienot ct 8rep
til ole Gountpaopofater Staten,
hpori BON gisr opmerfiom poa, at
foroi ON 2open ON MfboI6sfommis.
loren blep tili~ntetsiort at Ssieiteret,
or BET bernleo life iast, at Probibi.
tionsIopen life itrenst ifal boanob9.
pes. Son op%forbrer benz til at ie til,
OF Sberifferne sisr fin BIiet og 10.
Der benz al ben SiaIp, ban fan, MOB
'9linbgriierne".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
mnrbtnptnn.

Stirler ct felt Sos. - IRA BEL
Iingbam meobeles, at ct Sog pao
@reat 4ortbern.9an blep i%t1aalet
fra Stotionen Der, mems Soafoltene
bar inoe for at ipiie Sunf). On nig
Wonb peo 9apn 8arflep WcGnt'
deon boppeoe omboro | locomotives
% iatte Soset ! Ell raienoe Sart
norooper: aloffen ringeoe, 90 Damp
pibene bI9Ite uaflabelig. Soefolfene
fiji fat paa ct anbet 2ofomotip 90
latte efter. On en- Sio itanleoe Wsc.
Gutfeon og iatte Soget iaang tor at
goa tiIbase igien, os SoIfene omboro
/ 2ofomctpet bapoe lin frloe Spre
meo at boIbe iig unna; tbt SrGnet
fom meo milo Sart. % @cGutheon
fom tilbage til 9eliugbam itanieos
bou oa bIeu arreiteret. San er %
gor eammel % par bel f%ornslet meo
fin Sur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
Snn Raknta.
@n eleftriif @ane.

Rp elcftriif gane. Repr9ien.
tanter for Commercial Clubs | Ora.
biion, Withel, Salem, 9roofines,
g. 9af., % WaribaI, Winn., bolot
iorleSen Tag ct Msbe | Wobiion og
bisflitereoe en- Rlan for en- eleftriif
Sane til at iorbinbe bisie 9per meo
@agner | CHARLES mir Gourtp. pla'
men msote nIminbelig S%illntning,
ca oct blep beili,ttet at isge at inter-
esiere aapital langs belle Sinlen !
Soretagenoet baaoe 6armere % 8or'
reimbursement. Oct er Sanfen epen.
tneIt at forlpnee ganen til ct. Toiil
ON Reomocb Sails % andre gper
Winneiota.
Qopen or COB. - Solicit | Spmon
County bar uoienot en- 9etition ON
at faa et grtrapolg for at itemme
ODER SpsrgsmaaIet ON frie Better,
"a ben bar p9ret unoerifrepet al
mango; men mi bill man life babe
noaet grtrapala, bu man paaltdor,
at 8eneraIabpofaten bar erflGret
2open ON @iGroer misunderstanding.
Men BET beoer, at bette er Ell Seilta'
qelie. @eneralabnofat Glarf erfl9-
rebe ben samIe Sob ueploig, men
rem iioite 2gisIatur peotog en- rp
Sob ON @iGroer neitenior Wisiourt'
fobeu, Tom poa ole 8rmfter ifuloe
msoe fonititutionele Snbpenoinger,
ca ON ben bar Iopcfotens life notalt
fla, bener life Ssieiteret, iaa Den
itaar peb Wagt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
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INJnoIanoet
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Ora Etamipa bereftes, OF aIberI
Sfpeartnscu folot neo en- Srappc
fit Stem peb gioipel Gnsoaas Gai
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5ooen Of Sroppen bepioinss. Sar
bapoe fIere Saar / Sopebet oa oeoe
nben at eienpinoe 9epioitbeoen.
Spearinaen par Sepneipnser, %
man tror, ban er itadet op | Seune
90 bar | ben 9iIitonb faIht neo al
Srappen.
&pmantif Sprlppeiic. sra IIgo.
na bercttes, at 6lorenee Moline, Ell
2prerinbe / Gpsiutb Gouutp, flor
niaatte butte Soe i @erleo paa @eien
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Banana, pentebe peiaa poa Sos |
ben lille Citation; ban bite 29rers
inben en- IiSeu Sieneite, og De blep
fuart fienbte % ~fortroIi9e. os iioite
Srsboa bIep Orr. See % Miis Mo.
line Ggteniet | 9rilbens Siem | Ban.
croft. De begno fig itrar paa 8eien
til Sitbuen, bpor Mr. See er | He.
eieringes Sieueite Tom Snsenisr.
SpIsenbe gpftmcitre | oct fieroe
3oneresbiitrift bar iaaet lin 2gn
forbsiet fra n9ite 6iifaIaars Begun.
belle ben lite SrIi: CHARLES 9itp fra
S2,400 til $4,000; @aufon fra ST..
200 til $t,s00; 8eit linton fra ST.
700 til 1900; NortbfpooS fra 1900
til 1000; CLEAR Safe fra $1,000 til
$f,700; SeIpein fra $4,000 til 3d..
800; SIoee ira $4,000 til $4,000;
Ssiian fra $1,t00 til $1,000; Cine
Gprings fra $1,000 til SLIGO;
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mona fra SLIGO til 81, 200; Straip.
BERN 8oint fra $1,000 til $1,400.
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tiIitebe fro Soma, Rebrnifa 90 Sill.
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