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The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
For Thirty Years.

lnclosed find money order for one dollar. for which you will please send me it's worth in Simmons Liver Puri- fer, put up in tin boxes. l have been using the medicine for thirty years. .
 Ih0s. II. Reilly Ienesville. La. No comments necessary.
 Price Dc per box.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13

The rain the first of the week was a welcome visitor, having extinguish- ed the forest fires which have been raging iii all directions.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13

Ladies come and see the rubberzed Silk Coats, going at from 900 to Sl5.00-worth S30 s20 and S0.
 We are selling big lot of Tailormade suits very cheap this week You can't afford to miss all these pretty offer ings and bargain prices.
 We are selling Hats and all Millinery at great reduc ton prices Ruchng in all colo and many novelties for the ladies.
 Come in and see the Silk Princess Dresses, the very latest thing out and very swell. Also have a shipment of TafTeta Silk Shirtwaists and Aover Lace Bobinet Shrtwasts for evening and lots of other pretty things for all day.
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
Never IbisappOints,

Many extensively advertised reme dies are failures when put 10 the test Hunts Lightning Oil is an exception Confidence in it is never misplaced disappointment never follows it's use It Is the greatest emergency remedy now obtainable For cuts, burns sprains, aches and pains, know nc equal. Geo. F.. Paddock,
 Doninhan Mo
The Forrest City times., 1908-11-13
Something for the Men and Boys.

Just Receyed-A Big Lot of Clothing sample goods bought very cheapherefore offer you choice bargains ill Clothing. will just mention few general prices:
 S20 Suits for Men will be sold at 5000 l5 Suits for Men will be sold at .......... 7.50 10 Suits for Men will be sold at ......... 300 15 Overcoats will be sold at ............. 500 10 OVercoats will be sold at. 800
 and S7 Overcoats will be sold at ......... 300 Children's Clothing at the lowest prices
 Also come here to buy your Shoes with guarantee them. We will sell them 50c the dollar.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
BIG SHIPMENTS OF BALED HAY
Over 300 Tons Handled at Taylor s
Independent Warehouse.

| David Taylor, owner of the Indepen-
dent Warehouse, has done an exten-
sive business in baled hay this fall.
Together with the amount shipped and
the number of tons in storage Mr.,
Taylor will handle over 800 tons this
year.
The product for the most part is
taken by the markets on Puget Sound,
whore d great deal of it is rebaled and
shipped by vessel to Alaska and the
Philippine Islands. In the former
territory it is consumed in the mining
districts and Uncle Sans horses aud
mules eat it in the Islands.
The present price paid by Mr.. Tay-
lor is $50 per ton. The hay, which is
high grade in every respect, comes
mostly from the mountain ranches east
of town, and frequently as many as a
dozen teams are engaged in hauling
timothy from the mountains to this
city for storage. 1t grades high, being
clean and exceptionally we'll cured.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
The Purdys In Court.

Contending, say the Portland Jour-
nal, that she should NOT be held liable
on note given by herself and husband
to cover the overdrafts of the husband
Mrs. Lillian Purdy appeared to defend
a suit brought by J. l.. Elam's bank
of Walla Walla, Wash. The husband
in the case is T. A. Purdy, formerly
salesman for the Studehaker company.
but he has vanished and left bis wife
to fight the battle alone. The note
given by Purdy and his wife was for
$6, 500. She admits $1,798 of this
sum, but says that the remainder of
$4, 702 represent overdrafts on her
husbands accounts. In her answer
she alleged that she was forced to sign
the note by threats of violence on the
part of her husband, but the testimony
failed TO support this view. and this
element was eliminated by Judge
Bronaugh, before whom the evidence
was taken. As to the oveIdrafts. she
denies that she received any compen-
sation. Judge Bronaugh took the case
under advisement.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Scriber a Bankrupt.

The liabilities of j. w. Scriber,
cashier of the Farmers & Traders Ma
tional bank at La Grande, now in Jail
at Portland, on several charges of
forgery. amount to $95, ,405, according
to.a bankruptcy petition which has
been filed in the United States district
court in Portland by SCriber. His
assets, an inventory of all property
real aud personal, amount to $97, $50.
The petitioner has property amounting
to $42, 200, most of which is in town
lots in La Grande. His personal prop
erty. part of which is exempt accord
ing TO law, is valued at $40, 200.
Claims in action, till receivable, ETC.,
reach total of $12,380. All told.
the property, including household
goods. which are exempt from execn-
tion, is valued at $6,150.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06

if one "makes good" The increase
the first year is 500 per auuum. ]
am now making more than my regular
salary for was fortunate enough 10
be appointed teacher iu the night
school held iu our school building.
For this work am getting three pesos
a night. A peso is by law just one
half Of one U. S. A. dollar. We have
night school, while it is in session, on
the night of every school day.
| like it here quite well. am per-
haps Different from most people for
there ale so many regTettlng that they
came here. | may do so before. my
contract expires. One does not have
to stay out the two years but it is to
ones interest financially to do so.
II there is any special thing that
you would like to have me write you
aEont while here | should like to have
you mention It, Shall be pleased to
hear about my former schools and bow
the people are behaving in general.
James Ell. Z. Scott.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Jones and Potter.

In Washington, Monday tho supreme
court of the United States denied the
petition of Willard N. Jones and
Thadeus s. Potter for a writ of review.
Jones and Potter, who are residents of
Oregon, we're sentenced to imprison-
ment on charge of having defrauded
the government by illegal entry of
lands in this state under the home.
stead law. Tho charge was con-
spiracy but they pleaded the statute of
limitations. The decision practically
upheld the verdict of the lower court.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
ALI Records Broken.

With no outside ASST stance, says the
East Oregonian. Recorder Hendley
and Deputy Lewis during the last
month broke all records of the re-
corder's office, doing about one-h half
mvre BUSINESS than has ever Teen done
in one month by the Office before. The
fees received during the month
amounted to s604.80, while other in
struments received by late mail Sat
urday would have increased the total
about 81 had they been received in
time for recording during the month.
The largest previous months business.
amounted to about $500, but was at a
time wien the instruments brorght %
cents per 100 words Instead of 20cents
as at present
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Joseph Line Completed.

In the presence of county and city
officials, railroad officials and large
gathering of residents from many SEQ
tions of the country, the last spike on
the Elgin- Joseph line, known as the
Wallowa extension, was driven Mon
daY. Work was started on the line
more than two years ago at Elgin, 70
miles distant. and the laying of the
last rail marks the beginning of an era
of unprecedented development now
that the county is connected with
the outside world through transporta.
tion facilities.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
IT IS BILL TAFT
Republicans Gain Victory Over Bryan
In Tuesdays Election
Athena Democratic.

North Athena-Bryan rs; Taft 6S;
Chain 8; Debs 8. South Athena
Bryan 40; Taft 3 Chain 8. The above
is the home result of Tuesdays elec-
tion. The new corrupt practices law
was strictly observed here, and the
result was that the election was an
txtremely quiet one. There was no
hauling of voters to the polls; no pull
ling and bantering in the case of some
favorite oandidate-all was peaceful
and SO quiet and serene that one could
scarcely realize that balloting was
going on for the selection of a new
president of the nation.
Returns were received Tuesday night
at O. A. Barrett q Co.'S. hardware
store where telegraph instrument
was installed and operators employed
to flash associated Pross bulletins. Ex-
treme interest was manifested in the
result by both epublicans and demo
Gratis. Early in the evening republi-
lioan hopes were set aglow by the re-
ports received from the Eastern states.
In nearly every early report Taft's
success over his worthy opponent was
emphatioally in the ascendenoy aud it
was not until after midnight, when
the southern states reported, that any
substantial gains for tho Nebraskan
came in.
The Taft victory is SO overwhelm-
inply comnlata that it atuDifies his own
supporters. His votes in the electoral
college number 81 to Mr.. Bryan's
172,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
ON THE AMERICAN GROWLER
'It's An American Institution; the
Poor Mans Champagne. -

Alderman Donohue the Solomon of
Wilkesbarre. Pa, has given his detini-
tion of the ever popular but much
abused 'growler" and has limited its
use
Said he: "The 'gTowler' is an
American institution and the poor
mans champagne. A single 'growler'
is refreshing and two of them don't
do any harm, but the man that weds
the eau makes fatal mistake.
'It'sno disgrace to chase the duck
or TO sip the contents of GROWER
can.' but to hog the practice is demor-
alizing and spoils good thi ng."
The definition was given j n passing
sentence on Peter M. Smith, charged
by his wife with non-support.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
SEVERAL CHANGES TAKE PLACE
Jumpabouts ChrOnicled In the City
During the Week Past.

The leopard may never change his
spots; bnt it's different in the vocation
of man. Particularly has this been
noticed in Athena during the past
week. During this no less than 13
men. were effected by business changes
here
The Mayville cigar factory and store
discontinued business, as did J. FL:
Stone, proprietor of the City Meat
Market.
Mr.. Colby, salesman for 7. M. Tag
CART 81 Co., left for Walla Walla, and
bis position 10 now aoceptably filed by
affable "Pete" O'Harra.
An important change has been made
in the clerical force employed at the
First National Bank. Mr.. Ernest
Zerba, former employe of the Mos
grove Mercantile Co.. succeeds to the
position of bookkeeper in place of
Walter g. Preston.
Cleve Myers. heretofore connected
with the central telephone office in
the capacity of night operator and
CITY Iinesman. has opened rastime
rsSytt at the ssoiner.
Sohn Stanton has purchased the
bowling alley and soft drink empor-
ium, which for several months has
been conducted by Clint Thomas.
Mr.. Marshall o. Rose, late of lone,
has arrived in Athena and with his
family. resides in cottage on the
West side. Mr.. Rose is an experienced
watch maker and jeweler, and has
established himself in business at the
we'll known stand in the Pioneer drug
store, where he is prepared to do all
kinds of watch and jewelry repairing.
Mr.. Rose will carry an up to date stock
of jewelry.
Clifford Stone has purchased half
interest in Parker's barber shop and
now looks after the wants of patrons
in the first chair. Carl Christian, the
popular tonsoralist has taken a posi-
tion with Kidders. the Painters.
Jimmy Stewart comes from the
Mosgrove store at Milton to take the
place vacated by Ernest Zerba with
the Mosgrove Mercantile Company.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
NUMBER rs

made their appearance. They were
grown in the Cowiche valley and the
largest tips the scales at two pounds
and half. The grower received $l.25
apiece for them and Fred Cleveland.
a real estate man, who bought them
says be has already been offered $25
for the four. Their glory was short
lived, however for later in the day H.
B. Sohudder, another real estate man..
produced Jumbo pear weighing two
pounds fourteen ounces and a half.
This pear is challenging all comeTs.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Thirty.two Years Ago.

Alvin Burrill and family of North
Yakima, were guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Stewart. Mr.. Burrill
is son of the Rev. S. l.. Burrill, who
80 years ago held the Methodist church
pastorate in this district. with head
quarters at Weston. BE will be re-
mem tered by many old timers. In
those days Athena (then Centerville)
was just beginning to appear on the
map and religious services were held
in the old school house.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
In Receiyers' Hands.

The Central Railway Company of
Oregon operating between Hot Lake
aud La Grande. Oregon, by way of
Union, aud from Union to EIgin has
passed into the hands of Chester V.
Dolph and Heury N. BeIrie as re-
ceivers. The reoeivership followed
the complaint of the American Trust
Company of Boston, which alleges
that the interest on $500,0 bonds
has not been paid since January !,
1907.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Adulterated Oil.

Getz Bros. q Co. of San Francisco
have just teen Indicted by the federal
grand jury of that city for violating
the pure food law by shipping dozen
tottles of adulterated olive oil to John
g. Muntinga of Walla Walla. The
oil was mixed with 6fstonseed oil and
was sent in October, 1907. Mr..
Muntinga took the matter up with the
authorities immediately on discovering
the fraud.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Supreme Court Session.

The semi i-annual term of the su-
preme court is in session at Pendleton
this week. Several important cases
haYe been argued, among which is the
Horseman murder case, appealed from
this county.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Queer Tax Collection.

1t has been discovered--after years
of misapprehension--that Union coun-
ty has been receiving taxes from the
o. R. & N. on a stretch of road that
rightfully belongs to Baker county.
The mistake has been discovered,
Baker officials have been advised and
the Uuion county records expunged.
1t represents no great sum, though, as
the track in question is .S7 of a mile
in length.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Surprised the Pastor.

An event of much pleasure took
place at the NJ. e. church last Friday
evening, when about so mem mbeIs and
friends of the church quietly congre-
gated there for the purpose of tender
ing a reception to Rev. Geiszler, the
new pastor. Mr.. Fred Koontz, on be-
half OF those present welcomed the
new pastor. The evening was pleas
antIy spent socially, and refreshments
were served.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Sues for Divorce,

Desertion as grounds for divorce is
alleged in complaint filed yesterday
by Carter & Smythe, attorneys for
Mrs. Anna Selkirk Norton. who seeks
freedom from marriage ties existing
between the complainant and Roy E.
Norton, the we'll known magazine
writer. syE.s
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Mind Your Rusiness!

If you don't nobody will. 1t is your
business to keep out of all the trouble
you can and You can and will keep out
of liver and bowel trouble if you take
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They keep
bilionsness malaria and jaundice out
of your system. 25c at Palace Drug
Co.'S store.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Park for Milton.

A movement for city park is being
organized IN Milton and it is expected
that the improvement culb will COM
bine with the Women's Civic club to
secure action by the council.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
EstraY Notice.

Game to my place. light red COW,
about years old, left horn dropped.
crop and uuderbit on right ear crop
and slit in left; with waffle or brand
on lett jaw. Owner pay for this notice.
W. P. WalIan.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
You can cure Dyspepsia

You can cure dyspepsia, indiges-
tion, sour or weak stomach, or in fact
any form Of stomach troutle if you
will take Kodol occasionally. Try it
today on oar guarantee. We kuow
what it. will do for you. Sold by
Palace Drug Go.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-11-06
Yakima Fruit Story.

The big fruit stories at North Yak
ina this year are not apple, but pear
stories. Four pears Of the Bartlett
variety. which aggregated total of
eight pounds and half in weight,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Gommerhuoite,,.

Set aniluaeS al le6euoe lommcr'
% ErGluitbunoIere / GuIutb, ytinn.,
at Ismmerbugiteu ser / Gtitrtttet
@inter oil bli miuoIt oobbcIt iau itor.
iom flor. GiteripsrgieIeu err ale.
reoe iaa itor, al nlauge al IrPlalt.
bonoIerne bar beiluttet iig til at no.
pi0c 9eoriiten. Ger par iaagootion
ilet iugen GiteripsrgieI eiter Sr9Iuit
pua beuue Gio flor. &anoet leo Den.
gang enonu UNDER Erpffet al oer
iinaniieue Ronif, % Oct er / girteIi8a
bebcn isrit ijoen 8aIget, at GrGloit.
inbuitrien bar taget ct Cpioing, Der
/ Stprfe % Smfona tpOer poa, at d
gooe Sioer life alene er / Inmnrt)
men at oe oil blt al @arigbeo.
SorboIoene err iorreiteu ouer belle
Roropeiten iproeIeS Ioperoe for &sm'
merbugiten. Moraoier % &u6iiser
par uaereoe tilirosne, isr Sneen TOM,
bpiltct / bsi Grab oil Iette BONNER
t~isrtngen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Opbranote JuIcpreicnter

ct llbeIb, iom inbtraf paa Chi.
cogo & aIton, @auen ON Gitermio.
oagen SiaeiuIeaiten, par utpiliomt
aariog til Sorg % StuiieIier / Gu'
timber Stem i6et Ell Eoitoogr nib
at SuIepafter % grepe iuI6itpnoig
soelag6es al Ell SlbebranS. libel.
oct, Der iorreiteu fom NOR paa al
blipe Ell alporIig llIufte, foraariage.
oes oeo, at TO | mooiat Getning gua.
enoe log itsote iammen / llotauten
al Gbicaso. Sammeuitsoet f~oraar'
iagebe Grploiionen al en- 8asbeboI.
Der | Boitocgueu, Der itrar ortRnbtes
% burtig omip9notes al 6lamnterue,
De lem eQer Ter Boitbetiente iom par
/ 8ognen, reooeoe 2ipet peo umio.
oelbart Tor Stsoet al boppe no. Ras-
iagererue paa begae Sog lap fra 81.
~ltorien meo StrPffen.
+ Canine Tag bIeu en- EoitiEt inSe.
bolbenoe 60 Iuno meo regiitrereoe
SuIepafter ~itioalet ira GentraIbane.
l.atiouea ! aaEias SitD.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Spar Siifen!
SiifcfpmmisiGr Spwcrs appelcrcr I'll
bore S%upaiperc.
uioriparlig S%ocIGggelic.

Ge Scr, StatcrS 8iiferifommiS.
ipr, George ~. @opers. bcnIeoc,
/ fin Ior&bcrctning iaauel 8ongre$'
TENS iom EllbIifums SpmGrfiombef
pno Sen 5ure. iom triler Den omcri.
fouife 6iifcribebriit iom 6eIge a
WongeI poa 9cifpttelie al ErGfi'
ifcnc / bore Cine o. Slober. Son
oipcr en- grnftif StiIbring al oer
Itore EOcIUQgcIie al pisie Siitarter
al bette SIags % rettcr Ell ilStrGn'
gcn6e Nppcl til aougreSien % %
forificuiQe StotcrS ~2c8iSIoturer ON
at trriie 6orfsininger til ocreS
9eifpttcIie.
Ge 6iifcortcr, iom melt trrt,ger en-
Iooran @cifpttcIic, cr IIetfiifer
CSbao"l Sicoborrcn ("Seo'bn'SD
Gtsren poo bcr atlantic apIt oO
2oren / Enciiicitotcrne.
StsrcnS Torioiuocn fra 'oa8oot'
Tom ole Cine pou Gittpitcn CT ct
IlouenSe @cpi& pon, ii1cr DIR. 90
tucr8, hporIcocS @ribifbco % 2ige'
anlbigbeo / en- cufcIt Generation fan
tilintctQisre ct prrhiiulbt 6ilfc.
Cen Wuooc, bpcrpoa SorerItcrtet
foreaoor / GoIumbiofIoocn nnoerto'
iteS ogioo en- itGrf aritif, toet ban
crflrrer, at "poIitiifc o9 ~per'cnllGe
Seninu bar fooct Sop til at 'orhtnore
Iehtaaelicn al ~ncopeubiRc Sope I'll
SiifcrictS RcguIering % SorenS We
ifpttcIic".
8 Nobiqtninq til biSic her nHnrtte,
Itrrft fo%rminoifcoc TiItcortcr oplpIeS,
at ser bar iumoet ell rent mTrtclt1
GorsocIic Gtco / Summcr'tortoel'
lonaS helc auiten al Hew en9lono.
Reqieriuaeus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
p~robuccreoc I 1908 376,OOO,OOo
Here fTiife ems / noGct forronoeroe
gar, 90 ca. 45S.OOO.00 600 sGo 'eno'
ties til forIficaige StotcrS l'otITf'
uingaonitoItcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
2lutomobiluIvffer.

On uporrcn @robctisrieI mcIIcm
70 autnmobilcr i Snpanen al Sorl
Scanoro, GoI.. SuIcoog rciuItereoe |
Sabct al ct Ntenreitelip % aoGiteI'
len al tire Veriouer. lllptfcn 'feeoe
oerUco, al G%lltomobilcr, i0et Den meS
poIoiom 6art pa@iere0e Ell ifarp
geiriug / 8eiert, iIinarcoc moo eli
StabbeiteI % Hcrpoa pGIteoeS fuIo'
Itrr0ig rlmot. Gbdifeurcn, WiIllan,
9. Wowrcp Tom UNDER WoifiHeu %
orebtcs pou Steoet, meoenS De tire,
fem lao / gogncu, Hap ira oct mel
mere eIler mirbre oluorIi9e geitaoi,
gelier. &c bar u. S%srgenier, bans
Ssiter Warie Ssrgenien 90 0ttiS
Warp SeiIion.
Canine Gag blcp George 6. SurI'
but, Sefretrr / oct amertfanife geo,
Grufiife Selifnb % hans 9attcr,
Miie SIioue Surlbut ioa aIporIlgt
ifaoeoe / en- &oaiiiou mellem en- gu'
tcmobil % CT Sporuoan / Hctu 9orf,
at ser intct @onb err ont at reo0c
oercS Gin. 9e leo bc9ge 9ruo pac
Slerneifullen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Jno. oe uopanorinSen.

Get bsreS uGiteu utroIi8t 10, at
SorpgeIien al De Scrcneoe StaterS
9efoIfning peo Snopanorlng ! DC 'iS'
ite IL Woaneoer fun bar belsbct Jig
til - G,29S; men Oct cr uot ianot,
for Det cr usingtigt % o~iiicielt nore8'
net al Souoelsbeportemcntets lag
fpnbige Stotiltifere.
Sg Iariaeen BERTH bsres nritrn
Iigeiaa mPrfeltg no, nemlig at Der
berira Sauoet | oct nppnte Itosrum
ital bnpe forcgooet Ell llbuan.
oring al 1894 FerionCr.
SfeIge bcnne al SanbcI@Ocpnrte'
mentet uonrbcibCbc StottItif onfom
Ser / SioSrummct ira ben lite Otto
Der 1907 til Den lite SftobPr 1908
bio til 9anDet 724,112 Snopunorere,
me0enS / Den iumme Sioapertooe
.717,9 t4 Ierioner, Der baooe opbolot
Tia Der forterC eller lGngere Eto, CT
penbt ti.boge til line Siemlauoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Slot Jernbaneitatiitif.

Iaret 1908 bar pGret ct go6t Iar
for Sernbanerne / Wtinneiotu, for
ifslge oeres egne Srtoberetninger til
Statens Sernbanefommisiion bar De
tiliammen bapt Ell forsgct Srotpgt
al Is, 706,534 iammeulignet meo
BET fOregaoenoe aars SnOtGgter.
gruttoinOtGgterne anorog tiIlamnell
til $102 ,3S0,S12. 9riitsomfoinin.
gerne / IaretS Sob anorog til $40.
66S, 36S.22, bptlfet bar $2,57S,s
500. rs minore enc / 1907.
llIpffestilfGIoerne poa @oncrne
bar ppret betpoeltg fGrre / 1908 emo
/ 1907. antalet al brGbte belsb Jig
iaaleocs til 1913 og al tilifaOctomne
til 1899 iommenli9net mco ben.
boIospiS 275 % 1899 oct foregau.
enoe @lor.
: 9iuioen6er uobctoIteS Ser / Ma.
ret $54,692, 800, botlfet bar $685.
$50 minbre emo / 1907.
5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Sta
ten betaltes / 1907 tiliammen
$3,555,557.S4. @anerneS iamleoe
@ruttoinbtGgter / Ninneiota anorog
til $459,566,647
9anernes Ntilelpngbe bar / Iarets
SorIsb forsget Jig meo 1913 Dill.