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them. While it cannot be said that the
Missionary goal was not in danger. the
manner in which the Whitman lads
held their opponents for downs ana
secured the ball to punt out of danger
was little short Of a marvel. Time and
again the big men plunged down the
deId. by line bucks, end runs and
punts. but when the time came for the
,ollesians to make n determined
stand the indomitable courage of the
boys always responded to the call, and
il would be all off with the Idaho
gains
Whitman Scored First.
After but 4 few moments sharp
scrimmage in the first half, Whitman
carried the ball down the field for
touchdown the fight lasting to the
very goal posts. where Idaho, in a
desperate effort attempted to prevent
the score. Whitmans warriors, urged
On by the sight of a siX-spot, were
not to be stopped. and as the two
broWn-clad lines hurled themselves
tost ther, the crunch and grind could
De heard the entire length of the field.
Then as the dust of battle rose into
the calm autumn atmosphere, mighty
>hout issued from a thousand throats
rs II was seen that beneath the heap
OF painting, putting, perspiring human
ty the little pig-skin had been car
Hed and held behind the goal posts OF
me formidable Idaho team. Belt was
pushed over for the score, and he also
Kicked the goal
As though the score had the effect
'l increasing the power of every man
on the team, Blanchard's men took re-
neWed energy. and during the remain
Oef Of the half. the Idaho players
mough operating much in Whitmans
territory. were given not the slightest
opportunity to make a mark, and the
L'dh ended with the ball in the Mission
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Probe VIRGINIA Case

RICHMOND, Va. Nov. Hon.
Charles E. Littlefield, of Maine, the
special master appointed by the
United States supreme court to pass on
all accounts in Virginias great debt
suit against the state Of West Vir-
ginia, will begin the Investigation On
Monday.
1t will probably take him several
months to complete the intricate bust
ness which demands mis- attention.
Claims and counter claims of all
sorts, together with the evidence pro
and con, will be passed upon by the
master, who is regarded as an expert
in such matters. His appointment Is
eminently satisfactory to the lawyers
Virginia
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MRS BREED DIES
IN COLLEGE PLACE

Mrs Asenath Lois Breed wife of
Rev. A. J. Breed. of College Place died
at her home yesterday afternoon, fol-
lowing a short illness caused by
heart failure. She was born in Stock
holm, New York, April II, 1S47, and
was 81 years of age In March, 1871 she
was united in marriage to Rev. A. j.
Breed, and for the past several years
they have lived in College Place. Be
sides her husband, Mrs. Breed is sur
vived by one son, Frank w. Breed,
who lives at home.
Mrs. Breed was a prominent member
of the Adventist church. having for
many years been one of the leading
church workers. The funeral VIII be
held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the family home. Interment will
be in the city cemetery.
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FOUR PLEAD
NOT GUILTY
TO CRIMES

Not guilty. was the plea of four
prisoners being held in the county Jail
awaiting trial upon various charges at
the coming term of the superior court.
they having been arraigned before
Judge Brents this morning. Following
are the men who were arraigned and
the pleas entered:
Percy r. Newton, drawing check
without funds; plea not guilty; Frank
LePetre, burglary, plea, not guilty;
James McQuade, larceny from person,
plea, not guilty; Guy Risdon, larceny
Ey endorsement, plea, not guilty
Counsel was appointed by the court in
the various cases.
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NOfre Dame Will PLAY w. S. {.

year In the lineup appears two all
northwestern stars of last season.
Both are we'll known here having
PLAYED for three Years with the Whit
man team. Dimmick. the great tackle
on the Whitman team, and Phillbrook,
his running mate on the other side of
the line at the missionary college, are
now at the big middle west institution.
They are playing great ball. say the
reports from that section.
Victor Place, former coach of the
university of Washington, is coaching
Notre Dame. and he is said to be teach
ing modern football. A team that can
score against Michigan and which can
keep Stays men from crossing its goal
line is surely strong. That is what
Notre Dame did this season. At that
Michigan won the game on three place
kicks.
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Labor Federation.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 7.-Delegates
representing the organized labor
bodies of the United States and Can
ada are beginning to arrive in Denver
today for the twenty eighth annual
convention of the American Federation
Of Labor. The session Will open Mon
day morning. Political matters will
likely occupy much of the time and
attention of the delegates. Rumors are
in circulation that an attempt will be
made to depose Samuel Gompers, preji-
dent of the organization
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ne used only drugs. An official inquest
will be held Tuesday
DIR. j. w. Ward, of the Ohnamann
hospital, where the girl died. says he
operated on her for appendicitis and
septic trouble resulted from the, dang
erous condition of the appendix Ward
signed a certificate giving this as the
cause of death.
DR.. Clark, who performed an autop-
sy, says septicemia resulted from
bungling criminal operation.
Left Cove In October.
Gibson and Vesta Vanvlack left La
Grande for San Francisco, on Octo-
ber q. The girl was employed as do
mestic in LaGrande after leaving Cove.
after keeping company with Gibson
for two years. Her parents objected to
her marriage. 1t is reported they
eloped after leaving here.
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"hat viii probably be about the
s'ed'eSt football game of the north
vest this year will take place in Spo-
Nahe on Christmas day
"Fe Dame, the famous Catholic
>0"ege of the middle west. and the
'"ner OF an eleven that crossed Mich
san goal line this year, will meet
NNe washington state college and
.pecial trains from the Palouse coun-
VIII take the college students from
'ioScoW and Pullman to witness the
Great battle.
"dhager McCroskey of the w. S. c..
ven completed all arrangements in
~ .IoAShe Yesterday for the champion
~ aHalr. He received a wire from
Dame stating its terms, and
S.e'uay the Pullman manager wired
:, mat the terms were accepted. So
sreat game is on.
Nolfe Dame has a fast team this
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nInerS Win Suit From The
Farmers of Occur D'AIene

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-Agricul-
tural interest of the Coeur d'Alene val
ley. in Idaho, have been notified by
tnelr attorneys of this city that the
United States circuit court of appeals
mas sustained the decision of the cir
cut court of thei district of Idaho, in
ulsmlssing their complaint against the
mining interests.
Inc FARMERS, representing $500. 900
oI agricultural and livestock interests
represented that the mining interests.
valued at $12.OOO,OOO have, filed tb
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can jollificatiOn meeting. Detectives
two women. Hartzell squeezed himself
in the trunk and committed suicide
with the chloroform. He was breathing
his last when found. Hartzell bought
the drug, saying he wanted it to kill
dogs.
Last December HartZell was tried
and acquitted on the charge of mur-
dering his wife and his mother in
law refused to testify against him.
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= TCDAY'S IMPORTANT
!. FOOTBALL GAMES
i j. !. + j. + !. !. !. i !. + + J.

Harvard vs.. Carlisle Indians at Cam
bridge.
Yale VS.. Brown at New Haven
Pennsylvania VS.. Lafayette at Phila 90
delphia.
Princeton VS.. Dartmouth at New
York City.
Cornell VS.. Amherst at Ithaca
Annapolis VS.. VillanOVa. at Annapolis
West Point VS.. Springfield T. S. at
West Point.
Minnesota VS.. Wisconsin at Minnea
polls.
Michigan VS.. Kentucky State at Ann
ArbOr.
Tennessee VS.. Vanderbilt at Nash
vile. s-s',
Georgia Tech. VS.. Auburn at Atlanta
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Failed TO Record
a Large Deposit

HALF MOON BAY, Calf, Nov. T.
l.. M. Contente, cashier of the bank of
Half Moon Bay, under arrest here, con-
fessed today that ne stole $4,000 of the
banks funds, falsifying the entries in
the books. He said he supported his
family and ran accounts with various
banks with the stolen money. Presi-
dent Goldman discovered the shortage
when he learned that Contente had
failed to make a record of $1,000 de-
posted by a depositor.
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streams with silt. preventing naviga-
uon, inJuring crops and poisoning the
stock.
The mining men claimed their prop
erues are represented by an outlay OF
$Z'ooOoOO over the total values of the
agricultural interests annually. They
declared to prevent the operation of the
mines would ruin the development of
the states mining industry.
The decision was modified by the
higher court. by ordering the suit to
be dismissed without prejudice.
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Get An Increase.

OAKLAND. Nov. Train gatemen
of the ferry lines of the Southern Pa
cific found in their pay envelope today
$5 extra Accompanying it was the an
nouncement that the road now finds it
possible to grant the increase which
was asked for more than year ago by
the gatemen. Several hundred will be
affected.
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Cadets Show Zeal.

WASHINGTON, Nov. There is an
excess of athletic zeal at the army war
college today following the visit yes
terday of Roosevelt. at the request of
General Franklin Bell. Roosevelt fol-
lowed Bell to the platform and told
the officers he is much interested in
the work
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BERLIN. Nov. Grown Prince
William today made an ascension with
Count Zeppelin and IL other passen-
gers in the great Zeppelin dirigible
balloon. They headed toward Freid-
richaffen.
When the balloon left the ground it
went to intercept special train bear
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Will Be Razed.

SANF FRANCISCO, Nov. THE
great dome of the fire ridden and dis
mantled city hall. standing as monu-
ment to the great disaster, will soon
be razed, according to the plans of
the contractors who bid upon the re-
moval of the building.
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MRS. LEAVITT
MAY SECURE
DIVORCE SOON

KANSAS CITY, Nov. THE rumor
that Ruth Leavitt, daughter of w J.
Bryan, will take immediate steps to
secure a divorce from her husband,
who is artist with a studio in Paris,
was revived today by an intimation
made today by former member of
the Bryan household here
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Will Tell Where.

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-Treasurer
Sheldon, of the republican committee,
announced today that the contribu-
tions of the campaign will be made
public on November Is. He says every
dollar will be accounted for. The list
will be in the form of a sworn state
ment bearing Sheldon's signature.
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WEBSTER WILL
GIVE LECTURE
WITH PICTURES

% NJ. Webster, of Portland off
'ai photographer for the o. r. & N.
m p"hy, who has been working for
u-iu. several Week taking views
10 "iileh TO illustrate the literature
III published in the near future by
ure :, iihercial club, will give a lect-
A ohe auditorium of the Y. NJ C.
VII, hdy evening at o'clock, views
4''h ne has taken to be used in IL
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CrOwnprinCe Makes dnASCenSiOn

ing the emperor from Vienna. The
train was sighted near Augsburg and
the balloon was brought within 100
feet of the ground. The emperor peered
through a window. recognized the
prince and shouted that he wished he
were in the balloon.
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PLAN FOR LUMBER
INSPECTION BUREAU

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. A central
committee, to be known as the Lumber
Inspection bureau of the Pacific Coast,
was planned today by local lumbermen
of the Merchants Exchange. A meet
ing of the Pacific Coast, Oregon and
Washington bureaus Will soon be held
for that purpose The three bureaus
now do not work in harmony The
idea is to have inspectors paid by snip
pers and importers.
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Memorial to Gilman.

BALTIMOEs Nov. ITO COM
memorate the life and work of the
late DR.. Daniel Colt Gilman. formerly
president of Johns Hopkins univer-
sity, a memorial meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon in Mccoy nall.
Many distinguished alumni of the
university, as we'll as students, fac
ulty and trustees, will take part in
the gathering in honor of the dead
educator.
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Wont Shave for a Week.

BERKLEY. Calf, Nov. 7.-Leading
lights of the University of California
are today signing the unique pledge to
remain unshaven a week if their foot
ball team is defeated in the annual
Rugby match with Stanford universi-
ty next Saturday.
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lustrating the lecture.

Since starting operations in this
county. Mr.. Webster has secured more
than 200 fine views of the principal
places of interest, handsome residences,
business houses, farm scenes, fruit
scenes and other views and says the
Commercial club literature will have
one of the finest sets of views ever put
into similar publications.
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next weeks great No-Tsu-Oh festival
in Houston, and thousands of visitors
are expected in the city. The carni-
val is among the most famous of the
south and ranks next to the New Or
leans Mardi Gras as an amusement
period
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discuss the attitude on the threatened
move to depOse Gompers. For years
an attempt to depose him has been
made and has always failed. His enc
mics say if he is reelected this time,
when the opposition is stronger than
ever on account of his plunge into poll
itics, there will>never again be chance
to defeat him.
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Visits In Portland.

State Senator elect D. H. Cox re-
turned this morning from brief pusi-
ness visit in Portland.
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GOmperS Is Strong With Labor

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.-"Gom-
pers will be reelected unanimously to
the presidency of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor was the statement
made today by Walter McArthur editor
of the Pacific Coast Seaman's journal,
and one of the most influential labor
leaders on the coast. "The Pacific
coast will send a solid delegation to
Denver. where the annual convention
of the federation opens Monday in
structed for GOmpers.'
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CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. president
Gompers, Secretary Morrison, John
Mitchell and 200 delegates departed IN
a special train for Denver to attend
the convention of the Federation Of
Labor
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DENVER, Colo. Nov. 1.-Delegates
arriving here for the annual convention
of the Federation of Labor refuse TO
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No-Tsu-Oh Week

HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. 5.-All
have been completed for
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of the
)untrN
park
all the
2 run
d.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1908-05-09
Thirty Years AGO.

For the week corresponding with next
in 1878 the paragraphs below comprise
in part items of occurrence then new:
''Sirrah' wrote letter to JOURNAL object.
iccting strenuously to advertisers posting
bills on private property, but the JOURNAL
told him
the best thing he can do is to buy a double
barrcled shot gun pcrSuadrr march around
his premises day and night, and at the mIIHHlC
of his pcrsuadcr force the yandalS to publish
their announcements in the JOURNAI. or die
right there.
'Bismark" the big elephant of the Rob
inSOn circus, on the way to GrantSvIIIe.
duCkcd a Snowman i'll a watering trough.
Bis =" as he was called for short, evidently
believed III immersion, it was said but the
Snowman is to hear from.
The Cumberland papers had Olin Beall
married. but they got two cousins mixed.
Two employees of Old John Robinson 5
show, here Monday. May ID. 1873, got into
row and fought with cooking utensils
Only a cplored man got the worst of it, but
Dr. Brace fixed him up. considerable lot
of dishery, however, was hurt beyond all
aid.
Beginning with Saturday. May II, and
ending Thursday, May Ii, there We're freezes
and light falls of snow. Considerable dam
age to fruit and early gardening was appre-
hended
After the evening show was over Monday,
May Is, some one threw stone at Frederck
Harding, policeman. lie was Knocked
down. Dr. Brace repaired his injuries.
Later, when IN town, a second stone was
anrpMl at iIar,'S llsSalE T,,i lHMert,
a ml,., int ''o' VI
CIV! Po''''o
In Somerset, Pa Thursday, May Is, 1873,
at lO5 CLOCK a. M, MISS Nellie T.. toIborn
o. Ih'' P''Er, WAS n,l"'[it' !" NJ H. lI pt,a
,pI oi nH &
i"' "'f f1 "" 80 - "
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New Business Locals,

Cloth all Wool and Paint all Paint
Is cheaper than Shoddy cloth or shoddy paint
The L. x NJ is Zinc Metal made into oxide
of Zinc combined with White Lead, and
then made into paint with pure Linseed Oil
Wears long actual cost only Sl.2O per gal
Ion. p. LAMMERT l.. Il NJ. Paint Agent,
FrOStburg, Md
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Friday, May 22, 1908,


In front Of POst-Otiicc in Frost burg,
offer at PUBLIC SALE all the following
described Real Estate, to wit:
All that LOT OF GROUND known as Lot
No. 13 III Block No. II of Frost Heirs
Addition to the Town of Frostburg, it being
the same property described in "A deed from
Daniel R. Long to the said Mary Ann L.
Isentraut bearing date the LIST day of Octo-
Der, 1897, and recorded among the Land
Records of Allegany County in llber No 50,
folio ISL to which said deed as well as to said
Mortgage, especial reference is hereby made
for a more full and particular description of
said property.
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Mortgages Sale

Under and by virtue of the power vest
\ ed in the undersigned in and by Mort
gage from Charles Isentraut and Mary Ann
+. Isentraut, his wife, to the Equitable
Savings and Loan Society of Frostburg, Ma
ryland. dated the 18th day of August, 1901,
and recorded among the Mortgage Records
Der J. w. y. No. 80 folio 276 default hav-
ing been made under the terms of said Mort
| will
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
Similis SImiliGamhrt.

Baltimore wants its streets dustless, mud
less and graftless. Baltimore SIM.
Which indicates that Baltimore Is be
coming more and more like Frostburg
which has part Of two streets and one
whole alley "dustless, mudless and
graftless"
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7
FRAME DWELLING

Terms Of Sdle-CASH upon the day of sale
or upon the ratification thereof.
s4g~Conveyancin. at cost of purchaser.
WILLIAM c. DENECMON,
May Attorney Named in Mortgage.
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ANNIE LARGER Bowery Street, oppo-
site Eephan's Meat store, IN FrostburE.
Residence -FroSburg. Owners of Prem
iscs-Annic and Arthur Larg"nt My9
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Real Estate Sales.
Public Sale
Valuable Real Estate
FpoStbupS, MD.

10y virtue of power of sale contained in
ID Mortgage from William A. kreilng
and wife, dated the 2d day of January, 1907
and recorded in Mortgage Record, Ilber J.
w. Y, No. A, folio 800, one of the Mortgage
Records of Allegany county. as the Attorney
named in said Mortgage | will on
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New Advertisements.
House for Rent

CORNER Frost avenue and Water street
" formerly occupied by Rev. F. C. f
Shears. Apply TO REV. f. NJ. G BEDELL
Hotel Gladstone, morning or evening. NJ
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Condensed Statement

CHOWING the condition of the Great
- Eastern Casualty and Indemnity
Company, of New York December 81, 1907 :
Total admitted assets .............SIl 40 32i.7 -
Total Liabilities except Capital.. l24,OO6.Sl
Capital actually paid up in cash. 2000O0.00
Surplus over all Liabilities ....., 95,3l79l
Surplus as regards policy holders 205,3l7.0l
STATE or MARYLAND,
Ofce Of tie state Insurance Dcpartmen,
BALTIMORE, January 30 1898.
/ HEREBY Certty, That the above is true
abstract taken from the Annual Statement
for the year ending December 81, 1907, now
on file in this Department.
BENZ F.. GROUSE,
Insurance Commissioner.
W. c. NOEL, Agent, Frostburg, Md.
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Mortgages Sale
Real Estate
- n -
FroStburS, Md.

TNDER a power of sale contained in a
I Mortgage from David u, Davis and
Maggie Davis, his wife, dated May ,, 1874,
recorded among the Mortgage Records #
Allegany County in Liber No IS. folio 80,
and assigned to me for the purpose of fore
closure. default having been made in the
payment of principal and interest secured
hN Slil Mnrfrnmn | Will OIL
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The assessed valuation of town property is
S2,SiS, 1863 an increase over previous year
of Sl3l, l94.06 This, with adeCreaScd assess
ment on foreign securities TO the amount of
81 800 90, gives a net gain i'll tax levy over
previous year of SOL Al.
Water rents levied for the year show an
increase over previous year of S522.lS
During the year a floating debt of 50 ,OOOOO
in the Corporate and s., 800 90 in the Water
department was paid lea ing no outstand-
ing liabilities except the bonded indebted
ness on account of the Water Works.
The assets of the Corporation have been
increased 1929 and of the Water Works
81, Cos SO over the assets of the previous year,
showing an aggregate increase of resources
of 81 ,60l 5S for the year.
PETER LAMMERT
Town Clerk.
The undersigned Finance Committee have
examined the books of the Clerk and Treas
urcr as well as the vouchers of the Collect
or. and found them correct, and hereby
certify. That the foregoing report of the
Clerk is a true exhibit of the RccCiptS and
Disbursements of the year just closed, as
we'll as of the present financial condition of
the town.
HENRY NJ AVER,
J. &. GTNGEEM\N,
J. w. SHEA,
Nav Finance Committee.
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Saturday, May l6, 1908,

AT 10 OCLO' X a. NJ
Offer for sale by Public Auction ALL
those LOTS or PARCELS OF LAND w.
ing in Alleganv County, Maryland. known
and distinguished as
Lots Eighteen 1S) and Nineteen 10
Of Block Five 90 of BcaIrs First
Addition to the Town of FrostburS
neing the same property conveyed by Frank
q. Beall d al, Executors to William A
Kreiling by deed dated the 23d day of April
1887, and recorded among the Land Records
of AIlegany county in Liber No. 63, folio GAG
The above property is improved by IA sub
stanhal-
Frame Dwelling House
And the usual OutbuIldinSs.
TcrnS Of S"te-C1SH
CLAYTON PURNELL,
April 25l Attorney Named in Mortgage.
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" NTEIi
BONDED DEBT
Streets and Roads

Water bonds q per- cent ..........S5j,o ooO0