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Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Musgrave Said to
 be Check Artist

Musgraye, the prisoner in the coun. ty jail awaiting extradition to Texas on charge of horse stealing, is alleged to have passed some checks on resi-. dents of Fairbank and Patagonia just before his arrest. It is said he issued checks on the Benson bank, where there were no funds to meet same. The amount of cheeks is not ascertain ed. The sheriff from LaSelle county, Texas, is expected here this week to claim his prisoner and 1t ;snos known whether action will be taken on the check matter or not.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

That this old town is beginning to show up On the athletic field was de- monstrated Sunday when out of five events Tombstone won 3, Bisbee and Lowell l. The kid ball team was de- feated by 8 score of to 4. In the foot race Ell Thiel of Tombstone won the girls 25-yard dash. Rinaldo Miano won the 50-yard free-for-a for boys, while Miano and Moyle won the 3-legged race.
 We have good talent coming up here; all they want to do is to practice and pay attention to their coach, and there will be no reason then why they should not do credit to the camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Is Rewarded For
 Killing an Indian

W. Ii. Gill, the Indian agent at Mcdowell, who was forced to shoot an !.5::. 1.@e5 Austin ENsvsio, ss- weeks ago, will be moved to another point, which has not yet been select ed. The change is in the nature of a promotion. will carry an increase of salary and is highly satisfactory te Gill. In fact the salary increase has already commenced.
 Everything is quiet now at Mc- Dowell," said Mir. Gill in an interview given the Phoenix Democrat, "snd I do not think that there will be any more trouble there, as the other dan- gerous Indian has left.'
 The other dangerous Indian" re- ferred to was 6 brother of Austin Navajo, and as soon ss Austin was killed he mounted his horse and went to Agua Csliente.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Arizona Girl
 Seeking Father

Deserted by her father when but four years old, Fanny A. Berry is making an effort to learn his where abouts or death. She believes that he died in Tucson several years ago in the Sisters of Chirity hospital.
 In letter received from Miss Berry she tells all she knows of her long absent parent, whom she thinks died in some other part ot Arizona it not in Tucson Miss Berry resides in San Francisco, and writing from that place, says:
 My father deserted me when l was but four years old, and all know of his life and death is from hesrsay. I learn .ha. years ago he edited paper called the Yuma Sentinel
 "Years before this he was in Pres colt, intere-ted in some way in the Gunsight mine. This was in the year 1885 or thereabouts.
 My father belonged at time to the Masons, but Mayor Morris Goldwater of Prescott writes me that he was not in good standing and SO the Masons of Prescott have no record of his movements
 "My sister says that she has faint recollection that he died in the Sisters of Charity hospital in Tucson. This is only hearsay but it nay be true.
 "If any one can give me any in formation at all about my father, l wish they would address, San Fran cisco- Cal"
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
From Mondays Daily.

] The Misses Olivia and Lillian Mel
 gren left yesterday for Salt Lake Cit,
 on sn extended visit with friends.
 Max True is 8 county seat visitor
 from Benson. He states work on the county bridge at that point is under way.
 Porter Mcdonald returned yester- day from Mammoth, where he arrest. ed Mexican named Padrera charged with horse stealing from a camp in the Dragons. The Mexican is in the county jail awaiting hearing. Walter Enrich of Johnson is in the city to look after the $40, 900 suit re- gently filed against the Bonanza Co. Douglas Gray and son left for Fl Psso this morning.
 Mrs A St. Louis was an outgoing passenger for Cananea today on brief visit.
 Miss Fife Welsh left this morning for Bisbee on visit of several days with friends.
 The Mexican citizens of Tombstone are contemplating preparations for celebration of the independence of Mexico, to be held on September Is.
 Editor Kemp, of the Range News, was caught on the jury and is enjoying a brief respite from srduous work while serving, as a territorial tria, juror.
 Jos McKeehan, the popular secre- tsry of the Bisbee Lodge of Elks, is 8 visitor to the county seat.
 John Smith, an inmate of the county hospital for several months, was committed to the asylum Satur- lay. The unfortunate was admitted rom Ft. Huachuca and for some time las been acting strangely. His con- lition continued worse and it was bought best to pace him under re- traint.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

Dr. Sloane today extracted . needle from the foot of the youthful snn of MT. and Mrs. Hand of the Huachu- cas-. Some time since the child step- ped on . needle, which buried itself in the foot. Several efforts were made by physicians at Bisbee to locate and extract tine needle but without avail, and the parents were becoming alarm. ed. The child was brought to Ton. b. stone, and after examination Dr. Sloane located the cause of the trou ble and promptly extracted the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

The game of base bail between the Ft. Huscbuca and Tombstone hines on Saturday was the best game ever played on the local diamond, the score of 4 to in favor of Tombstone indi- eating a closely contested game. A large attendance was at the grounds and much interest manifested. The battery work of both teams was the feature and the fielding superb. The following brief summary tells the tale;
 Pase hits-Brown ?; Reiss l; Mel gren l; Two base hits-Murphy Wyatt. Butler; Three base hit, Mur- phy; Base on balls of Crable ?; of Chase 2; Struck ou: by Crable 16; by Chase l2; Umpire Ed James; Time ol game hour and p minutes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Marriage License
 Issued to Indian

The first legal marriage license ever issued to a Mohave-Apache Indian was issued Saturday by Judge Phil lips at Phoenix to an Indian named George Hay who married sn Indian girl who lives at Kelvin. The cere- mony was performed by W. H. Gill, the Indian agent who has been sta- tioned at the Mcdowell reserva- tion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Railroad Magnate
 to Visit Arizona

News received at the Southern Pa ciic railroad offices in Tucson ie to the effect that E. A. Hartman, head of the Southern Pacific Railroad com pany and various other railroads, is expected to be in Arizona on August 9th or 9th with the Krutt- schnitt party, on his way from New York City to Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Handling Much
 Arizona Freight

That heavy and many freight trains are checked up and pass through the Tucson yards was made clear through reference to the records in the yard masters department disclosing the fact that from ' .. m. of July I9 to 2 |. m. Friday last, 467 was the daily average of cars which passed east and west during the period mention
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Spider Bite
 Nearly Fatal

Bitten in the neck by a large black spider, cow-puncher rode from Don ovan's ranch, near Yuma, and Dr. Alp John of the latter place had a hard fight with the deadly venom to save the mans life- Really, it was a miracle of good fortune which saved the man. At the camp, which is owned by the Ingrsm interests, one of the cowboys had . small phial of aromatic spirits of ammonia. Two doses of subtle lixuid fluid kept breath in his body until he could reach Yuma.-Sun
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

Prof. F.. C. Dolan, musical director of "The Dime," announces that he will give piano instructions to Tomb- stone class from ? to 5 p m. daily Rates reasonable. jsl-s
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
Some Interesting Figures in Regard
 To Cochise County's Taxable Wealth

Clerk H. E. Bner the Cochise County Supervisors completed abstract Of the roll l90 following interesting figures of the territory:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04
RELIABLE ASSAYS

Gold 75 Gents Gold and Silver $1.00 Lead 75c cents Gold, Silver, Coppersl.5O
 Samples by mail receive prompt attention. Placer Gold, Retorts and Rich Ores Bought. Send for Free Mailing Envelopes and Price List OGDEN ASSAY Co.,, 1856 Court Place Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

FoR RENT OR RSALE-Five-room house with bath, closet and cellar, besuti- tul lawn. Also lot of miners tools and ore sacks. Apply to
 Mxs. JAMES YoRK, ;a7 Third Street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

Just received ct the Peoples store a elegant line of boys suits. j27
Tombstone epitaph., 1907-08-04

Take your r'fs snd family to "The Dime t
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22
suNiusE Of \ NEw ERA.

Tho celebration 10 take place at
carlsbad on the 30 ith, ana 5th of
July ln accordance with q joint resG-
tuition of Che ltst Legislature. VIII be
Ia honor of tho first delivery of water
81 New MeNlco for irrigation purposes
from 4 reservoir constructed hy the
federal government. And the event
which this celebration is to common
orate o. one of AS much Interest 10 the
people OF the whole territory as 70
thuse OF fhe town OF Carlsbad, because
IL marks the incoming of "A new era
In New Mexico. and viii be looked
back O. IA after year4 as onc of the
most conspicuous mile posts in the
long and chcckered history of this Ter
ritnr5-0nc that announces a com
methods. end the most important step
that bias ever been taken toward the
Wofid-important work of r%cclaiming
the dessert Developing IA inestimable
resources. and opening the
way for The making of homes by mill
lions ef the homeless, upon thc bound
stretches of our aria domain
the brightest and bluest Of
Skies in the most genial and balmy OF
climates. and with the richest and
generous OF soils New Mexico
has unltcd through the ages for the
magic touch of waiter 90 nuke her
ana valleys the wonder of tho
world Tor rhcIr fertility. and the
and variety of their products
Ahd this meeting at Carlsbad means
thc hope 20 long deferred ~
about to De- realized. The water has
ome and The day ot r%cclamatian is
81 hand. rho SON b. rising upon the
4tN ea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

duct 81 In a business way, hiring what
ever help they need IN amy and every
department, solely on the ground OF
The efficiency aud competency of the
cmployc. without regard 10 his politics
or religion, just as they would do IL
they were conducting a commercial or
manufacturing establishment.
II rs estimated by practical men that
the new plan VIII reduce the expense
of the city government at least thirty
per cent. ANA very probably more. and
at The same time give the public n
vastly more efficient service than can
reasonably Doe hoped for undor "a sys-
tenn % local government that enables
men 10 get ana hold public office by
means Of their pull, ana without re-
gard TO their fitness.
The scheme looks very much like a
business arrangement and if The ex-
%perIence Of Des MoIncs shall prove
that u can accomplish I'm practice
anything uo1r the measure Of inn
protcmcnt over the old plan that its
claim for 81. there is eason to
that it VIII very soon DC
adopted by other cities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

Don't let your child suffer with
That cough when YOU cun cure IL with
Nallard's tiorchound Syrup. q sure
cure for Coughs, bronchitis, Iuflu-
euaa, Group and Pulmonary Diseases.
BUY a bottle and try il.
IT, b, Laughter. Byhalia, Miss,
writes ~ haye two children who.
had Group. ! tried many different
remedies. but ! must say your Hore-
hound Syrup is the host Group and
Cough medicine I ever used" Sold
by j. H. O'Rielly CO..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22
Solos ;:; a.: : !.

BE careful Wniard-remombcr the bank
sss
Gt Is about tne Tor tine Galateo TO get
In the public eye.
80
TAFT ought a. have found room t.
stretch a little Ia Kansas.
sks
The cotlouloss cottonwood is Joyful roal-
ity-for one season at least.
49,
"rhp Optic Auakcus' says the E|NCnius
ctzen Another false alarm.
1lme for Little willard 10 do his ceie-
brated clog dance on the Brussels again.
-
Three men we're fined for iatlng guns in
Ration thla week SO flecs The wlld west
$40
"Actins Governor Reynolds has nerve, q"
says the Almanac Mo- one doubts &c in the
lgest
49,
The inventor Of the Teddy Beay has boon
plnched Justice nvertakes The nature faklf
sooner or later.
s#*
There WIFI te ua unusual celebration iu
Frisco an tie Fourth. The usual dailF
PROCEEDINGS win occur.
F&s
After % period Of gratifying quiesccue. Lit
uc willard has produced bis hammer again
and roaumed operations.
s#s
80 far the Bufsum machine has mot ah-
nouueed positively that tbe delcealeshp
Is a closed incident
aA*
Mr. schmltz complains that tbc prison
accommodations arc NOT pleasant ie ought
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

OUR NEW PHONE NUMBER is
&c. REMEMBER THERE is AL
WAYS A COURTEOUS CLERK
READY TO TAKE YOUR ORDER,
NO MATTER HOW SMALL. +. G.
PRATT Il co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

fKNE BAND CONCERT By AMERICAN
LUMBER 60. BAND AT CASINO, sun
DAY NIGHT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

DON'T FORGET THAT WE CAR
EN THE FINEST line or GRO
CllRIIcS IN THIS SECTION OF THE
OOINTRY. Y. q. PNATr y co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

LETTUCE. RtntSIIEs. CJCIMuERS.
HEEr~, TtKNIrs, CARROTS. TOMATOES.
PAISLEY, CNILiFIONEH STRING
HtNNS, ECC PLANT, MANGO rEPPERS.
GREEN CHtiL SUGNR rENS. Splash.
uf,KA. rHE NOS ANCu GROCERY co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22
DANCE Al CASINO SATURDAY NIGur.

ram HAND CONCERT HY AMERICAN
LUMBER co HNND ~ CASINO. Sun
pan NIGHT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

DANCE At CASINO SATURDAY NIGHT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

MY YOUR WINDOW AND DOOR
SCREENS FROM us AND keep
YOUR MONEY IN NEW MEXICO
INSTEAD or HAVING 1T SENT
EAST SUPERIOR PLANNING Mill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-22

nANon Ar CAsINo .ArlnnM Nlamr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
WrunoltTfs . ltebcrtraauuacn.

Spllls Wolo1tell al Sllllon Gpltclll
unb Trou, N~orooitieitc Der Sorrilon.
StraBc. 13 bel -, 8runo5ins $52;
So.
Charles i. SteirL Terluolter, an
Samuel Sic9el, mebrerc @runoltiidt,
$20l5.
Sonles n. &oaertp an 2olurence
Bed mo 6ro,L Noroicite Der Sol.
Inns, nobe Ellosti-S troBc, IL bel
80, @runo5ino $50; So.
nGmorp Str. y. =. & Z. So" an
rSoiepb Sncobs, Siioieite ser &nn-
bale, 1,obe Gnrcp.S traBc, II bel 96,G,
@rumO5ins 500 So.
Sbeo. Sfmcdebier an ocnielbcn, )
@rlmoitiidc, s.,
Z. .. FleoinntS an %Sortunoto ga.
porelo, 3 @rlnoitiidc, $500.
@ittleton II. Hiogclp an hilbert :.
NIb9clp, Noromcit.Gde Der %. ul0
@nrclop!S trnBe Is bel 70, S..
Some y. g." al Clara u. 3iegler,
Norolcitc Der Nortb' apenue, nobe
EuIosti.S troBe, 10 bel 80, @runo.
sims $50; 5000.
Simon NceDle an MorriS Hceolc,
Norolpeitlcitc Der 8ioolc.S troBc. nube
Gruib.Sia Npcmc, 1911 bel 60,
@runo5inS 1913; So.
earle 81. Strait an Worp Qobcr, .
@runoltilde, So.
Gli5obetb Shui1gcr al earle n.
Strait, Sii0oltirite Der 0iboIc-S trobc,
nobe Ecnnipluonia.Nucnue, IL bel
%. So.
9ieielbe, Neutrality-suspicious., an
Gli5obctb Stiuinger, Siiopiticite ser
9ioolc.S troBe, nabe Ycnniplponiu.
Npcnle, II bel %, So.
Gurle u. &roft an Gli5obctb
Sdppin9cr, = @runoitiide, So.
Ngnes VI. Mtc2eon I'M 1reoerif
Gang SiiooItieite Der Golpion.St IT,,
llobe 6ortsNuenue, 13 bel 7S. @runr.
Sins $50; $40.
@iula u. Slut n1 Goipor aoli.
man, Gillette Der Eorriib., nohe Cole
StruBe, II bel 50, 8runo5iis $50;
s..
emma &. Guid an 2ottie 9. Nas
then 2 @%rlln0itiife, $500.
BERNARD Weper an Soiepb9. Wepcr
II. ", OItleite IisQuitb., nabe eager.
Ctr, II bel no, 8runo3ins SOL; So.
Stcpben q. Soriuooo II. q. an @il.
bur 9. Sbompion, Norooitieite Wft.
Hopnl'Npe, nabe Sanpnleitr., 1G bel
120, So.
Iielelben an Gli5obetb 2anonebr,
Silolcitc Sombnros, nabe Catherine,
Ctr, 1879 bel Is, @rrnbans sd;
e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

@illiom 3. Wortin, 36, geihieoen,
uno Sbereiu y. Eiiltercr, 80 Sabre
alt, Nr. 400, @bitriOge.Npc.
@iQiam q. Ncilp "A, llnb Nnnic
8. WonoboL 20 Sabre alt; 9ircn5
acbolt bon Sobn @rlltb, 9tr. 26l4,
Sciicrionitr.
&erbcrt s. @eber. y, itnb JronceS
5. Smith 26 Sabre alt, Mittme; Vi.
Gems gebplt bon Wnrp SuncS, Nr. S24,
Yrottltr.
@iliom Snpocr, "a, lno Gpo
Srouh, 10 Sabre olt; Hiccn5 gebol!
bon Morgaret 8rllber, Nr. 1904,
EortItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
SGfcrci uub GpnOitorct.

Sdbrlt6er 9erfauf ca. $27000, 1T nrnitdnoe
bolber b flIia 3u eerfauten. Gine cute Ssle'
belt fir einer itrebfnnSn damn nit eiiuas @er:
moeeii; $4,000 piiroer Gerilaeit. Naberes bet
Sermonn Baoenhunp, Tr. Ill, Vnro'eparies'
etraRe. Baltimore, Orb.
6abe and Iefs ibone breiftodtee 8obnpdlt.
fer an Gortbsgloenle nabe Sdrtoro. Ioenlie 6n
perfnufen; sln5ab!ura rur $500. (Sept1,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Gleftriid)e 8tlend)tnng.
Wuoerne @obnnngen.
1900 Sipd, adjournment. strnke,

$3.50 iaufeu zines icner mooerrel 5ipei'todt'
Gen Sauier. sic babeit ole nlooerileIt GlIirih'
fIneeu; nit eIeitriitem Gidlt uno Gas erleiits
let; baben ccmbinirien gisfhrarI lno 8or'
rutbstainmcr, etipas yteues; duBerpent Die Ieue'
ibIoiieu, 1rottoire, aeler lino Sole iino cerner'
tirt, nit eincr 10 1us IGep nit SranoIiibic
eepfIuitert; bobe uno eeiunoe 2aae. BUR 9elif'
tisung ieben TAG bis Gbenes 8 ubr often; YIN
,aiis 3lr 9robe nit eleiirifhem 9idt erleuts
tet. Gouaro Z. 8nflnnber, @nlllinterHeDuIer,
gureau 1887, Git'Wlonumentss traBe.
G4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Sn

81. 723. FPS 727 ete., gOrtna .soenns:
BifIin urn Der Uorf,Roab; noIftdnbia prd&fta
befcrirt; iebe moberne Peauentlitistt,
ri. f15, III, 119 ETC., o'VdfnTenf'Str-
~aptfdberI s9fpenie unb Sapetfe.Sfr,
Elm 0eoiert bonn rBatteripn.Bart". 0nrtipee
ft5n beiorirt: ieoe mooerne Pennenlt1feif;
sfpeift5dipe Sdrfer. Gbto arb Z. etur6: az Srt
Rnhetfs. uuh Ct. Vsnf.efr f6sbra
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07

EGlc sur Gciic in's Mnslano Dr.
iorst 6. @aine, Nr. Alb, Cit'galti'
moreitrafe, maize Gmitom Sonic Tps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Urs. Minsloiu's SOOTHING SDrup

ipiro felt iiber finnbunbiedSta Sabren boz,
3abnem NIT uoatdnoisem Grfois aebrau6t. IS
6erutiat bas Qtnb. ermetdt ben @aamen, be-
idpidtiat ale sdtmer5en; furirt Wtneioltf mo
ri bns bette MiitteI fir Giarrboe.. ton 9po'
tbeiern in alien 0elttbeilea uerfaift. Scio
ae,pib uno b~crlnret ..Dlrs. Wtnslou's spothtna
snrup" uro nebmt feline anoere Sorte. iSil1f'
lirbbudn5ig Gents Die SInfde. Inter BEN Ndbr.
rritteIs uno Sroeuen.Sefet bonn 30. 9nni 1905
anraniirt. Seriers9lmmmer 1905. Gin alto
iinb aut betudbrtes Wiittel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Gfbaus NIT Qaoen,

eat auberoem 8 stubel, Slide. 9aoe5iuuner,
lana mil gadoien. uno sial i'm Sole: @ruao.
Gins S4S = 9reis MIR $4,000. penn otefen ARo'
nat %beriauit. Gin anoeres Sals, fir etn &c
ftdft paiieno, init $5S SruloBins, gu 1925.
9tdbercs bel 8. Vaocnbppp, Wr. III, Toro.Ghar'
Ies.etrahe, Baltimore, orb. (Sept15,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-07
Sciratbs . 9iccnscn.

Tolgenoe S%eirotbS. &icen5en ml,r.
Den 0eitern pom Glcrt Oca Common
Eleas.8 erid)tS alsgeltellt:
@iliom &. SorOon 81, Clifton
9[pcnue uno ~. StroBc, mo @londr
e. &obcrts, "a Sabre alt.
@oltcr $. Eieiitcr, -, Ebiloocl-
pbia, ga, lnn Sloro 2. Hobinion,
81 Sabre alt.
@corge .. SopfinS, 26, u1o Gillian
~. Eolmcr, 10 Sabre oIt; &icen5 9e,
bolt bon Srull Bertha Dell, Yer. 215,
&cit 9orreitraBe.
r8corae s. Srebcrid, 33, uuo Wars
9oretb 6. Hotb, - Sabre oft; 9icen5
Ncbolt bon Nlfrco 6. Sharp Nr.2337,
9toro.Golpertltr.
Charles j. @omnd, 26, mo Gliic
&. Gormur, 81 Sabre alt; SicCnj &C.
bolt bon HpIonb eormron, Nr. 1912.
Sit 6opcttcItr.
Clarence s.. @ortbinqtorL %, Tbi.
l~aoclpbio, So, ulo GliIobCtb s. Sen.
nc, % Sabre alt, Fbilaoclpbio Eu.
,Spbn s. ". Eiel, -, @oobloDn,
@oltimorcsGountp mo Bertha &.
Subod, "a Sabre olt; Siccn5 9cbolt
Don y. 4. zimmerman Nr. $50, Sal.
bounitraBc.
Seize u. Tapis, So, unO 2ucp 6,
&lomon % Sabre alt, @orrington,
go; 2icen5 geholt Don u. Gur5on
Soiimnn, iun., Mr.. 1908, ct. Saul
itrobe.
Sobn Gods. %, Nr. AS, Gbeiter.
itrobe, mo Soiepbine Wlmts, II
Sabre alt.
Sobu u. @ideS, %, Nr, 1916, r..
YortitroBe, mo Cora ". 2igbtner, 20
Sabre alt, baltimore ountp.
&oiepb @uto5ti, #, mo Hoiic 90,
topots, 81 Sabre olt; Sicen5 9ebolt
BON W arciint, pr, TAG, Siiotann.
itroBc. 49,
@cor9c 9. Vrincc, "a, mo alberta
6. MorriS, "A Sabre alt; Siccn5 &c.
bolt bon Sioof Wt. Slorp, Nr. 52S,
ScottItroBc.
Snbn Ml. 9ortidper, 81, Nr. 1925,
Hig9s.I pcnuc, uno &atberine o..
Greo9b q Sabre alt.
George Sommcrboder, 80. Nr. 234,
Teorlitrubc, @ittmer, uno Gliinbetb
@cber, 33 Sabre alt.
0ronf Eepplcr, "a, unb Sane acnz
cannon, Is Sabre aft, Glortapillc,
Gem.
SuInes Snpon 80 uno Mnrie 3oas
loribo, 20 Sabre alt; 2icen5 aebolt
pon 2i55ie Simms, Yer. 1905. 9anf-
itraBc.
George g. Gunfon, AZ, @aibing'
ton, .. g., mo @eor9ie 9. Geniion,
"a Sabre oIt, @ittper.
Srcberid Stepens, %, luno emma
6. Grollie, % Sabre alt, Tr. 11A,
Tleaiant1tr.
Sugb @rennon, %, uno SronceS
u. Snpoer, 70 Sabre alt.
@iaion .. 2eopolo, 40, uno Morp
6. Sales, % Sabre oft; Sicen5 gebolt
bon @. .. Hobent Nr. 534. @eIt.
9nrreItrnbc.
Sobn :. Sobnion, so, Yort$lnoutb,
So, uno Gli5obetb ~. Coleman, As
Sabre alt.
Hufus Cotton, %, Gboptant, Caro-
linesGountp, Mo.. uno Sobanno g,
9oob, % Sabre alt, BLOOMFIELD, a.
s.; Siccn5 geboIt BON Grneit q. sc.
mis-, Nr. 224, @eit.5opetteitr.
Seize Gcbilbib. q, nl,b Mprtle y.
@aIutt. Is Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt
bon Sronf Eopplar, Hr. 1880, Eenn-
iplpania.I pe.
Soiepb @pbe, %, GbeIter, &c. Ii.
@lan6c Goblcn5, % Sabre oft; 2icel,5
ge6olt BON s. &. SopoQ, Ger. 1905.
Continental building.
Soiepb 6. @ibiot 30, Nerp.Dorf.
uno Aooie 5000, 30 Sabre alt, Ybi.
laoelpbid, ga.
YauI i. 2eibolo, 26, lpb Worp i.
Smith, "a Sabre aft, Sreoeridsburq,
So; 2icen5 gcbolt Don Sarrp %. Sc.
min, Nr. 1911, MolberItr.
Charles j. UttQer, 26, @aibingtoll,
3. g., lno alice s.. 5uller. 20 Sabre
oft; 2icen5 gebolt bon gilbert 6. Sui,
Ter, Nr. 221, Noro-9roabipop.
Cigar 6. C'2ougblit,, %, mo Nns
11a Iblbrioge, Is Sabre alt; 2icen5
aebolt BON Charles g. @alter, Nr.
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Baltimore Warftberid)te.

9altim more, 6. Norcmber 1907.
Wehl. - 3uiubr 1886 Saiier,
einidlieBlih 9519 6diler 5u Occult
Epint ,uno 1904 SSGiier 81 Canton.
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Sbeo. S. 9iemer l. So.

&ciie. Suree1i l,b @edieIItube.
Sdiifsfarten bon uno nad 9e,ltid.
lan0 nit benz Norooeutihen 2Iopo
uno nnberen 2inien. HeiiepGiie,
@ediel, Greoitbrteie un6 geIoien.
S,tnonn
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gu nerfanfen.

Gu ucrtnufsn:
Ginc 9uteebenoe Sdderei. 9tad3ufrugen III
Der Efitcc bes rIeutifcn Gurrefpunoenten."
(310-l)
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e,u,Idrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rnter Der Muffibt Der r0euithen Sefeui9att..
uno Sieniiboten 5u bei1dttieen piinlneIk ipol'
len fh perionli6 ooer in tranfirten grtelsrl an
BEN aaefIien oer @eielfbalt 3obarn 2. Mtsgsr'
benoen, fpelher unentseltlth Nusiirtt erfbetler
pirb. Spre6ftunoen bon / bis 8 ubr.
(SQu271S)
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YdIe hir's Ilslanb beiorgt e.. Naine, Vr.
t13, Etsgalttmore,s Ctr, nabe GnitumSoufe.Nue.
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gu n%ermietben.

Gu ucrn,icthcu:
Gin mSblirtes 3imnter gu oerlnietbeh tnr
5ipei Serren bel netten oeutfhen 2eite; bette
Heferer3en. abreic: 10. 49," r5entidler Cor
refppnbeit." (31O-l2)
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Suer.--3uiubr 1860 9uitel;
Terianot bon Den Glepatoren 24,S4G
9uid)el; glepotoren.Y orratb 206,665
0uId,cl.