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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
HAGERSTOWN. IND.

Hagerstown, Ind, July 3O.-Laverne
Thornburg spent part OF this week
with Mrs. Charles Fletcher OF New
Castle.
Lou Gohring OF Rushville Is visit
ing his father. VoIley Gohring
Miss Olive Knapp of Dublin. Miss
Margaret and Henry Knapp Of Rich
mond, are guests at the home OF G. T.
Knapp and family.
Mrs. Sallie Jewett has purchased the
property Of Mrs. Ddant Teefer on West
Main street. Consideration 81 800.
Mrs. Justin Muslin and baby son, Of
Cambridge City have been apsndinl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
Sees Mother Grow Young.

ut would be hard to overstate the
wonderful change in my mother since
she began to use Electric Bitters,"
writes Mrs w. L. Gilpatrick Of DAN
forth, Me. Although past 20 she
seems really to be growing young
again. She suffered untold misery
from dyspepsia for 20 years. At last
she could neither eat, drink nor sleep.
Doctors gave her up and all remedies
failed till Electric Bitters worked
such wonders for her health" They
invigorate all vital organs. cure Liver
and Kidney troubles, induce sleep. I'm
part strength and appetite. Only SOC
at A. g. Luken 4 Co.'S.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
HIS Qualifications.

MS 01atofS0ttouos
He was pleading his cause earnestly.
II am wealthy" he said. and could
make ample provision for you"
She nodded and checked one point
OF on her fingers.
II have had experience with the
world" he continued.
She checked Cd another point.
Il have passed the frivolous point"
he went On. '.and have the steadfast-
ness. the age and the wisdom to guard
and guide you weA."
He paused for an answer.
The points You make are strong
ones" she said, but they lead undeviat-
ingly to the conclusion that you would
make an excellent father for me. You
have all the necessary qualifications.
but Just now I an looking for q hus-
band."-New York Times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
Tortured On A Horse.

For ten years I couldn't ride
horse without being in torture from
piles" writes L. s. Napier, Of Rugless.
KY, when all doctors and other rem
edies failed. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cured me-" Infallible for Piles. Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Boils. Fever-Sores, Ecze-
ma, Salt Rheum, Corns. Csc. Guaran-
teed by A. G. Luken & Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
News Of Surrounding Towns

Horace Hurst Mrs. Jones and daugh-
ter remained and will be Joined BY Mr..
Jones Saturdaysto spend Sunday.
Automobiles were plentiful yester-
day going through town enroute to the
Hagerstown fair.
Mrs. william Otto Of Brookvflle was
the guest Of Miss Lulu Ward at din
ner yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Wolfgang and son, Roy
den Wolfgang. visited relatives at Ha-
gerstown yesterday. and attended the
fair
Marven Goldie OF Richmond is act
ing as motorman and. conductor on the
car between here and Cambridge City
part of the afternoon runs.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cochran, who is sick,
is not much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Brandon Of Brad
ford Junction, Ohio, are visiting his
| brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. C. D.
Brandon
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Clark and MIR.
and Mrs Hiram Crook formed an auto
mobile party to Hagerstown fair yes
terday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank DuGranrut were
host and hostess at six o'clock dinner
Wednesday. Their guests were Mrs.
Mary Walker. Mrs. Alice DuCranrut.
the Misses Carrie and Lillian DuGran-
rut and John and Rob DuGranrlt-
| Mr. and Mrs. Spell and father, DIR.
Fisher returned yesterday from visit
with friends at Everton.
| Mrs. Will Wissler was hostess at
dinner for Mrs Will Bowlan. Mrs.
Omer Kerlin, Mrs Benton Wiseler,
Mrs. Mart Kellam. Mrs. James Shan
non and Mrs. Willis Leverton on
Wednesday.
| Miss Rella Hartwell is looking for
another house to rent.
Miss Lorene Warren spent yesterday
with MIR. and Mrs. John Thurman at
Richmond.
| Miss Hattie 1zor has beautiful bed
OF the old fashioned flowers. tiger
lilies.
Mrs. Pitman, Mrs. MARBLE and Mrs
Roby Of the Woman's Relief Corps at
Cambridge City we're callers on the be.
reaved family OF the late Mrs. Emma
Knauf yesterday.
Mrs. Will Heck has been suffering
from a stiff neck caused by q cold.
Mrs. Peter Shumaker was a Con-
nersviAe visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Frazee of Evansville
after q pleasant visit with her relatives
at Bloomington, joined her husband
Prof. Charles Frazee at the home OF
his aunt, Mrs. c. J. Morris and family
| Mrs. Ora Wagner of near East Ger.
! mantown visited relatives here yester-
day.
Mrs. G. A. Borders has been much
indisposed.
| Miss Anna Belle Clifford of Dublin
| was calling on Mrs. G.. B. Bryant and
family yesterday.
Willard Wissler. east OF town, Il
putting down about sixty-two rods OF
ditching on his farm.
| The Misses Ruby and Hazel Moore
who visited friends at Richmond sew
eral days returned today.
Mrs. James Morris of Dublin wal
calling on several in town yesterday
Henry McMahan visited relatives al
New Castle yesterday. Mrs. McMahar
and children spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ McMahan.
Rob DuGranrut visited with Pau
Ferris, west of town yesterday.
A large and handsome monument II
being erected on the lot OF the lat'
Samuel johnson, at Valley Grove
cemetery south of town.
The Kings Heralds social on thu
lawn at DR.. Sweeney's Office tomorrow
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
Are Many QuaiIs.
A NIaht Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are calomel,
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid
your bed to rob you of rest. Not 50
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
never distress or Inconvenience. but
always cleanse the system. curing
Colds, Headache. Constipation. Ma
laria, CSC. at A. G. Luken Z Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
King Pierpont The
First

FIRST
And the Trust That WIN
Control An Other EsasAs.
Let the Eagle scream; The
greatest republic in the world
may point with pride to the
greatest monarch in the wssod /:
Morgan, Monarch q Amssiea
Emperors and Cars and
Kings may have empty titles
but Morgan has mere real power
than any other man on the face
of the globe.
Hot talk for such hot wealth.
erl" do we hear you say!
Every werd OF it founded On
fact-as you can see for yourself
by reading John L. Mathews
article, The Trust That VIII
Control All tho Trusts. Math-
ews has followed the trial Of the
scores-yes. hundreds-ef cleo
tric, gas, traction and waeer
power corporations that are busy
in every section of the country;
and the path leads directly beck
to % Wall ST., the throne Of
King Pierpont the First.
The great water power trust
that Is grouping its parts together
under Morgan's reof is 90 hiE.
SO stupendously important that
none Of u can appreciate It's full
meaning. 1t will control farm
ing, manufacturing and trans
portation-and every one of Us
will be taxed on every article
necessary to life.
Mathews has already stirred
the country by his preceding
articles; this one is so important
that you must read it and urge
your friends to read it.
You'll find it in that new
magazine that every one is talk
ing about
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
Average Farmer Fails to Real
ize Requirements Of
Federal Law.
STATEMENT BY BARNARD
FARMER WHO SELLS BUTTER
CONTAINING IS PER CENT WAT
ER OR MORE, Is LIABLE TO An
NUAI TAX OF $64S.

k001au6pOuS, July oV.-I1. =. Dol II
ard, state food and drug commission
er. has made statement that Is OF
interest to every person in Indiana
who makes butter, following the activ-
ity Of the federal authorities in Indi-
ana in arresting and prosecuting but
ter makers and dealers who have to
do with adulterated butter, or butter
which contains 16 or more percent OF
water. Butter made by the average
housewife is dangerously near this
grade Of material and under strict
Interpretation OF the law, the makers
and sellers are In most instances dan
gerously near the line where a federal
fine interferes unless the maker or
dealer have a federal license. The H.
censes cost as follows: For retailing
adulterated butter s4s: for selling
such butter at wholesale $3.50: for
manufacturing such butter $500. For
the farmer who manufactures and
sells his butter. unless it be within
the Is percent mark. Is liable to be
taxed $685.
VIII Brighten Them.
The thought of being taxed this
amount Is enough to brighten the av-
erage, farmer out of his boots. and
since the federal authorities got busy
tho rural mutter makers have been
besieging Mr. Barnard for some in.
structions as to how they may be re-
lieved Of the danger which seems to
threaten them.
MANY OF the housewives Of the
state who have long prided themsel-
YES on making good butter in reality
only make fair grade Of axle grease
said Mr.. Barnard. Much of the but.
ter that comes from the farms is
merely churned, the water and butter
milk drained off and the product put
On the market at once. Under the fed
eral laws such butter is adulterated
ana cannot be sold except where the
seller has a federal license.
There 10 no Excuse.
There IL no excuse for any person
to be caught by these laws II they
will use ordinary common sense in the
making Of their butter. Good butter
has all The buttermilk worked out OF
It and contains very little water. All
danger Of being caught by the federal
laws may be obviated If the butter
maker will wash the butter thorough
" through several waters and will
work 1t thoroughly. The washing and
working removes all traces of butter
milk, which is the most Objectionable
feature Of adulterated butter. Not on
ly viii proper care bestowed on butter
make 1t safe from the Intervention Of
the federal laws. but will produce .
better product that will bring q better
price on the market. Such butter
ought to bring comparatively % cents
while the adulterated butter is selling
for 10 cents. In addition adulteratet
butter may be taxed 10 cents. which
the maker must pay
Mr. Barnard says that it will be tt
the advantage Of the farmers through
out the state to take greater care IL
making their butter. for the fedora
authorities are liable to get them an,
time II they do not. This would meal
q trial In the United States court
which is always an expensive PROPOSE
tion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
HAD GOOD YIELD.

Milton, Ind, July 30.-Joe Burris.
living east OF town. had one field of
wheat to make an average yield Of
% bushels to the acre. The quality is
excellent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30

"Have you done anything to earn the
gratitude Of the peopler'
YES" answered Senator Sorghum.
although they don't know about Il. /
have let them OF Of lot Of speeches
was tempted to make."-Washinxtu0
Star.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
HAMPTON'S
MAGAZINE.

AUCUST-ON SALE NOW
Waskimgsss, DC, Negve P1s.
sdise-Judge Harris Dickson
tells why. in 4 masterful contri-
button to the Negro Question.
What 5000, 900 Mowers Wess
-Rheta Childe Dorr tells Of the
great work of women in the last
decade.
The Kings Of Cese1 Akes&-
Story of a man who realized that
people will spend millions for
pleasure where they won't spend
cents for instruction.
Tie Wood Bex" by Gouver.
neur Morris, a story Of the Lost
Dauphin. charmingly told in Mr..
Morris's delightful style.
Asd s&ksv stkfsdSl vseGsies
6cfios by Elmer Blaney Harris.
o. Henry. Myra Kelly and Ger
trude Allen, G. w. Ogden, etc.
Dsy L ssAav-aAv ~ ssws1saIss
Is cents
HAA0Toea'S AlAcAzDR. NV Yssk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30

TIAzAa:
Gold Medal Flour makes perfect bread.
RoWENA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-30
When Parting
With Your DollMs

in having your home fitted 20 VIII
sanitary plumbing you want Tie bet
material and the most expert work
You can get for your money. You can
be sure Of getting Il when We ase n.
spookible. Our reputation for relia-
biuty has never been fmpeacAod. and
never win be when you depend %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-06

SOo g, Gcnflc an Soicpb aobl-
hcpp mo 6rnlL Drlmoitijd at DIT
icitc Der Ncuurcgar0.9lpcutt; So.
Gbomo9 M. Montgpmcrn II. g.,
lcit. &oQltr. ulO Eruitcc9 bon Gas.
M~qnocriom an Wortiu Nright,
@rluroitiid an Citicitc Der ). SttoBe.
@rmOjillS $36, &coie 80 Sabre: -
0iriclbcn an ocnlcIbcn. @rlnoltiid
CIT CIticitc Der =. StroBc, @coie 80
SATIRE. @rlmOjin@ $3G;
Giciclbcn az ~0cniclbcl I 0rluO-
iiide; oicicibc @cgcn0, ocriclbc
9irirl6cir dn hilbert. j. Gicp uno
Srolt WrrmOitiif an @cilicitc Scr ).
StroBc, &rrmojina $3.50;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-06
j Gutse Stabtnadjrihten.

9teue hiiblhe Aoti5tortcn, meldc
oit 3tit ocs giniomnelnS BON grieI.
ifaftan an @od)cns 1tno Sonntagelt
onoiebt, weroen on ben SricffGlten
IN Ser Stoot angebrudlt. Eoltmeilter
SQrris mod)t babel Darollf allInlert
lam, ooB GcrionerL meld)c Die Noti5.
forten 5eritoren lid idlperclt StroIelt
ullaiebcn.
Or. Simotbp :. Scattpale, &ertrc.
ter ser ~. @aro I'M eriten Stoot
~rotbs5peigc, miro mor9cn I'M nMorps
lono NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." luc0cn
uflttcr @linooorm.Gnt5iinOun9 opc.
rirt lpcrnct, mcnn bis oabin feline
@ciierung 2intritt. Gr c%rfronttc am
Wtittlpod).
Ter ,Snrlrn GeridonerlngSpcrs
Gin" hat Sdrittc u1tcrnommen, nm
Die Ncgtr aus Der Nod)burid)uft IN
Mclt Baltimore, lpo Die Wiit0iieoer
bea &creills mobncn, mcg5llbaltcn.
&or 5mci Subrcn idJon mar Die Ser
ciniglr19 0cSluun0c1L Gin SuuS oil Scr
Miprtlc. Npcnue 81 tollien, nm cine
Ncgcr-Sunilie fern 81 bulten. SaS
Nonfctt bca NcrcinS iinbet ON nGdls
itcn Iicnitog IN Hcnncrt's Sotcl itutt.
Nllf DEM Wrnbe 0eS DOR mcbrcren
Subren pcritorbcnen Srll. @ol0Sbos
rough 2. @rifiitb, ipclder 40 Sabre
lang ErGiibent Der @%eion9encu
6iilias@cieQihoft mar, miro cin
Icnfmol crrid)tet mcrocll polr. oen
Wciorgcncn i'm 3lldtbous. @arOcin
@cpler mudte Den @efnngenen an
lcbtcn Sollntug ocll &orihla0 lno
IN Weni0en Stunocn batter lie ollS
ibrcn G%riporniilcn $40 gc5eid)nct.
&on teinem Ser @cinn9ellen luurocn
mchr ais 50 Gents ungenonnlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-06
Sciratbs.0iccnsen.

Solgenbe Seirotbs.2 iccnSen ipilr,
sen geItern bonn Glerf bes Common
Hleas.8 erid)ts alsgeltelt:
Maron @einiteir, 80, Nr. 1858, Sit
Sapetteitrabe, unb Bella Eetofsfn 81
Sabre alt.
&afael SfrGber, "a, Scr. 434, Iis,
qliitbitraBe, mo Hoie Silesfp, 90
Sabre alt. ...
Sobn @Ienf, 60, @ittuer, Scr. 210,
M%aoeiraitraBe, mo Gina NclionL AS
Sabre alt, @ittiue.
Charles 6. Sdenlan, %, Ger. 523,
2isbtitraBc. unb Gliiubetb 6. Millcr,
10 Sabre alt.
Sarrp g. @arbiner, 2G, uno 2uuro
.. Mcgormid. 90 Sabre olt; oieen;
gebolt BON =, g.. Satellite, 1884 So.
mesitrabe.
@ulter s. Nepmon, %, uno Neaie
McGaalep. % Sabre alt; 2icen5 &C.
bolt bon 9ernbarb q. 5angcn, Nr.
GAO, @eit.5apetteitrabe.
Benjamin @a3nr, &c, Ir. t2lt.
Gbaicitrabc, unb Marp grcnitcin, "a
Sabre alt.
George j. Ipplebp 90. @oibino.
{ ton, 20, @aibinoton, .. g., Ii. gillian
q. Stone, % Sabre aft, @oibinaton,
.. g.; aicens aebolt bon Tpuslos g.
Carroll. .Sbe grunbeH."
Somcs 3nfins, %, Nr. 1922. MIicc
annoitrabe. unb Catherine arol. 20
Sabre alt.
Clarence Y. @etcl. %, geidieoet,
&~eoltp.sne.. ulb Mcrcie gf. @pub. IS
Sabre oIt.
&arI 9ai9aiter. 81, 9tr. 62O, Goro.
2operltrobe, nnb Morb @rjrute, %
Sabre alt. rsa.I,
Hcbert Tailep. 81, geid,iebeu. Mem,
Yorf, N.-Y., nnb 8ertrnbe @unocr.
bilt, 10 Sabre olt. Nelu.Dorf, 9icerS
gcbolt bon Sarrp 4. &Iecntonf, Nr.
1919, Grompeaitrobe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-06
@um See nnS Naien.

EDH see Nno NafeH. f..
ySannoper" angeldnat. - Srahte 81
aaiiiten. uno $3.50 3piihenbedss
GaiIoaierc. - Sdbrt an Sonntag
nit 351 Taiiagiereu nud) 8oloes
ton ,pciter. - @ieoer 9feheI in
Der 9ai.
@egen $40 llbr gcitcrn &orn1ltia9
longte Der Noroo. 2lopo = Gon1prer
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suft.Hoint an. ST brnd)tc 81 aoln'
ensE a'iaaiere, beiicn Nonten bereliS
p%eer0ifentlidlt mnroen, mo 339 3ipts
ihenDeder iiir Baltimore lnlo 81 STD
iiiten. mo 800 3lpiitcnOcd$.FaIIo'
aiere fir COLLECTION. Mit Sebterelt
iest ser Gompfer om Montog bel
Sadesanbrud) sic Reiie Tort. - Die
9oltimorcr Tollo9icrc iuurocn I'M
Qaufc oes Cages inter Getting oe5
Ginuan0crulga 2 SnIpcftnrs SoulS
Soifnlan aclanoct. Gina 60 Der Gin
ipanocrer mrr0en porlGuiig 5lrildge-
bulten uno nad) DEM Sctcntlonshaltlc
acbradt. lleber bic Helle bcridtct
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merbapen am 81. Sonllor unN pailirs
ten Gope Senrp onl 4. 6cbrltor nm 8
llbr Nbenbs. 2cgten Die 369S Wcilc,t
betragenoe Strede bel elmer Surdl.
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a1toten IN Id Sngen uno S Stnnocn
suriid. Gas @etter lpor fnit bilrd).
ipee tribe, rcgneriid ulb itiirntiid.
@Gbrcno Der Sobrt iporen meocr
llneIiids., nod SoOesfaac SIT pcr5eit'
men," r:r .s.
Sic SiiiSiere oes Ianlpiers iinb;
GapitGn II. SroitifJ; /. Sifi5ier s.
9lod, 2. Sffisier W. 9eneoierts. 3.
Sifi5ier q. 9egemonn, a. Sffi5ier %.
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pidntmeiiter 81. b. Sfmibt, 9liiiltent
Stodin9er; slr5t Or. 8iittih; Sber4
lteparo 6. Sdblob; Sberfod) q.
2oots.
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ipeIfer Elm Sntenoantur. Sifiaier Der
oeutid)en Warine lit, begiabt lid nod
@alpeiton, Inn iif nit elmer ungcb-
lid iebr ipoblbabenoen Imerifancrin
81 perbeiratben.
@teber Hcbel in Der 9ai.
Salt ole 0ampier longten geitern
in Solge bes biden NebelS, Ser in
Ser Nadt bon Gpnnerltag ollf 6rei-
tog berridte iinb ulld) geitern nid)t
b~oaltGnbig perifmono, nit GROCER
GeripGtung an, ba bieiel6en ge5lplln-
gen marell, Dor Dem &anol Dor, Infer
Sl geben. Nndrihten bon Cape Sen.
rp beiaeen, Dab BORT nod 9eitern Sor.
mittag ltarfer 9tebel berrid)te.
S6ooner IS apmar0" bapu.
rirt.
Ginem ans Bermuda ci1gctroffc.
1ien &abelgramm at Solge erfitt Ser
Sfooner rSnrrp Z. Sapnnrb" allf
Der Sabrt bon Sort Campo nod, @oI.
tinlore Sbabcn lll,b Lief in ben &afen
bon Bermuda Elm, I'M Hcparaturen
porneDmet 81 laiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-06

YotbitroBe. 3G bel 35.7, @rO5. $3.50.
1920.
Slice y. @orri2 mo 8cnubl oil
SbomnS :. Aoctb u1o 6roiL Gillette
ner Gort., nohe 1Sopcttcltrabc, II bel
20. $3.50.
,Spbn Spit on ,Sobn 9. Spib, !
@runoitiifc; So.
Glconor M. SiQen mo @enlob'
an .Sofe Ocpoiit ol,6 Gruit Co."
Nr!E 122S rno 1929, 9tor6sGolpcrt-
/. Strobe SfIO00-
Sehrp @ud)&bonut' an tSrunf Steil
Nrabilig go. 8 @runoitiicfe; So.
1srunF Stcil an oicielhc ~Silbicitc
fSreDerifM nnb6i VlllusttitraBc,
20 bi ra5, @rnRoStia $50; So.
Iobcrt u. MoruclLL out i.6iottlic6
{. Nsamtrrrrs ii,o r5SrlhE 9tor0mcitieite
Ger &aDp ndbc afSuoiionitraBc, 50.
,SiNSiQiom &eir1pri litnb sSron oil
Niltiarn q. onlttttcr lllto 6rait, Sii0-
mcltlcite Der sSibaTp Gurnpitc &puo,
nqbc Gotiielo,g luennc, GO Eel 1926,
So ..
Sbomna :. Mc@inn on 0enrp ".
Sing, %citieitc Der GOcnitrobe, nobc
llnion.9llcp, So.
Sobn Vt. 2othioro an &oieph u.
&obcrt3 Noroicitc ser 2unpole-.
nobc MonrocitroBc, If bel 80, @r0,.
$50; $3.50.
eugene ~. 2ippo an @enrp Z.
2lon0, 1 @rlnoItiid S..
". Srtd uno Sron ou George :.
Gruhcp uno 5Srol, Gillette Der Gol.
lin9tousNpcmle, nnbe Mooi'onItrobc,
@runo5ins ~$37,121a; So.
Sbcpor0 g. Miaer on Sane =.
DC. &riitor, 4 @rimoitiidc; So.
8. Ga Mor GeIIp etc. o,l 2iou 6.
@iQinuIs, | @~runolhif; So.
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@lo'er mo Srnll, [ @rllnoItilf -.
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on tSpicph IS. @odrern nno 6roil,
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fl bel so. Brnib5ins $3.50; So.
Srcbcrif @laiet ait sSacob 3. Wur.
bod, I @rmbltiid So.
GborIcS 6. @arrp lnb 6ron oil
Sonnob 8ohroh. etc, SiiomeIt.gfe
TON acnlcop's 2anc n1o 8iltnlan
aoculc, 70 bel 81; So.
9oiporo ". Spncs mo Srau oil
Charles @i9fop uno Strait 3 @runo.
itiide; So.
Baltimore G%cnntp.
sSptunro 9rpont ll,M. W%foiienperm.
oil Seiiic Carroll 8alter, @rilnbitiid
Oil Hprooitieitc Der Nuitnerp-a Zane:
$4,000. fE,s.r
glbcrt !. HSebmeper nnb 6rall
onfeSemae ". 9errNS3614 slfcr oil
@reot 5000; $145Q, h.
@epr1c &leinfail, r9Sinrp u. DIOR
aerri2b @rllnbltiidea an 9torbwelileltt
Der Morplanb- Mfelne1 @eltport.
8runbjins lie $36;o$5sn 4s
amslio Strnpen .IHe @en'nbl ot
,.Gitp onb Sllbnrbm1 Stealth so: bon
Baltimore" @~runbltiid an Noromelt
ieite Der @ortoroyHuao; So.
Hid)oro ~, iun., tino emma :.
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Baltimore" mcbrere 8ru,toltildc 81
Goluno.Forf; So.
Solepb VI. &altd mo Grnli oil
CHARLES e. Iittenboilie, 3 @ritnoitllde
ben ie 1 9lder, So.
aSiaiaintiS. goiliitss Get. .Toaltr.
cicqgldoa 9tlurahseft. =. WecGnrbp.
@rnneiiiif M. Safeftei 6ersJorfS urn.
''bitea Hc,picn. $as5.
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8rnnoltifs ltcbertragnngcn.

Morp e. Snlitb an G5ro 81. @cu
, Cots, $500.
@illum $. SllcoS an Sralf y
GponS, Siiowclticite Der gSiQom-, nn
be McaimitroBe, II bei 10, @rO5.$1S.
So.
Slnn Sprnbergcr OH Wfumic Is
Nornuerqer, &eitlcitc Der Wloperitr.
nnhc Snirnlount.N ue., II bel 10
Wro5. $2S, So. T..
Carrot 9. @lid lunb sSroll an 8cb.
bart Saimbuh, = Cots, $t5G5.20.
@roB,&o0c pon Ntorplono, :. .. ..
g., an Sobn 3. 2ollcr itnb Sror,
Sii0ieitc Der Moabiion-, nnbc &onb.
ItroBe. IA bel 70, So. M
Gacn :. Wtc8bic an SSoluca u. Sr.
min, / Got, ST. -,
Marp &. Gltnningbom an Ebilir
". Strudratti uno Sroll, Noroicitc
ser Molulment=, nobc @onoItrobe,
1879 bel IS, @r05. $17.tS, So.
9cpi aattcn an Miidocl Sls5cmafi
lno Srnu, Siioieiie Der glliec Mind.
nabc @oibin0tonltrnbc, 1i.G bel 60
@ro5. S2S.37, So.
vIuriliarp Heoltp So" an GonOoll
@bitc, Siiolpcitieitc Der Citing, nabC
@olbltrube, II bel 20, @rp5. $3S
$500.
G0maro ), @ell an oWtomumentul
@rcming Co." @eitieite Der Gbciters
nobe McGlbetrpitr., iii bel 91.6
@rb5, $36, So.
Nlbcrt Siab lnb Troit an Gbiporl
!. 9eQ, @eItieitc Der Gheitcr., nobt
Mcglocrrpitrubc, iii bel 91,6
0ro5. $36, So.
HllfllS 5. Soplpr OH Serome u
Gonefer, NorooItsGte BON 9robp.
9(pcnle unbTrisbpitrabe. If Cots, So
Wortbo Sburom ltnb @nttc al
Ioolpb &res, Morbieitc Der @ol,gb-
nnbc GaItleitrabe, 12.4 bel IS. 8roS
500, So.
Nbolpb &rrs ilno ,Srou OH Carl s
Sburom mo Trall Siioieite bcl
Erattltrnbc, nobe Gollington-I penue
So.
Soiepb Notb unb Srolt an Mntor
aurcop uno Srolt, Nr. 1917, 9innep.
itrnbc, So.
Charles $. @cripig AT 2oltis Sber.
iioe nnb Sroil, @rltieitc Der Monroc.
nobc Soroto9oitrabe, IA bel 96
0ro5, $40, S..
.Nortbeniteri g. mo Q. 81" an
Sohn i. @otd, Norbieite Der Mooi
ion-, nabe @onoltraBe, 1876 bel 60
@ro5. $50, So.
@illiam Is. Soloan an .%ltripf
Mcaltp Co." M%orbieite Der 2rmmon'
nobe MoliltitraBe. It's bel So, @rb5
$24, So. aS a
Snrriett 9. 9Iadibere an 6reberid
3. @aitber uno Srnlt, Siioieite bel
Gbeiopeafe- gpeo nabe 20. Stra6e, q
bel $50, 1910.
49, f" ~,
@illiam .. 2epn al Solcpb NJ
9eebIets, 9 2ots, So.
@iIlinm 9. 2epp an Solepb ~
Veebler, 2 9ots, 81.
Goro Tierce an Ssfor Y. i. @ebr.
nluln uio Srolt, Geitieite Der @reen.
mnunt.Apc.. nabc W6oiionitrobe. A.
2~bei 80. So.
@nlter 9. @eItpbol an Charles
@arriih Sitieite Der Eptomocitrabe
itabe 6airmolmt.Ape 1872 bel 20
,ASroS. $40, $1tS0.
". &aa Sarris an Sbonlns :
yerefbt2 Cots, $1,000 e :,
Sbon,as. 6. Rnooca ali Midae
! acnneSu Gillette ser gopis noh'