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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
TAX WEALTH; NOT POVERTY.
Vital Flaw In Tariff Bill introduced by
the Republicans.

The Payne tarin bill does not tax
coffee. II taxes tea eight and nine
cents & pound. It continues on su.
gar the tax OF nearly two cents
pound, which Wayne MacVeaRh, who
was attorney general in the Garfield
cabinet, calls Infamous" because II
often costs poor laborer more than
a multl.millionaire
There are some advantages In a
taxed breakfast table You know what
you pay, and what for; and the gov
eminent gets the money, not the pro.
tected interests.
The government surely needs the
money II II Is TO continue its present
policy OF extravaganza. Take the war
costs alone. For 1910 Chairman Taw.
ney of the appropriations committee
says these will be: Army s1O1 1877.
470; navy, sl36.935199; pensions,
SiG090s. sos; military academy, 2. 53l,.
52l; Notifications, {8.l70.1l1, interest
and miscellaneous, sll5, 999.O92 Total.
$52j.742.3Ol.
A ten-cent tax on 1000 100000
pounds OF coffee would produce $780,.
100000 A 25-cent.a.pound tax on
100000 pounds OF tea would pro
duce {2S,75O.GOO; and tax OF Ia
cents a pound on $500 100000 pounds
OF sugar would produce 1898, $50, 900,
or IN all 1927 500, 000-enough TO pay
oar war bills--unless people stopped
using tea, coffee and sugar. as many
would.
It would cost each average family
about $50 extrG-but they would take
more interest in war expenditures.
The present plan costs them even
more than that. for besides the $50
to tine government each family pays
toll to private pockets.
How much better than either tax
Ing the breakfast table or taxing near.
" all the necessities OF life. as at
present, would Il be to adopt Mr.. Mac
Neaghs suggestion and make "colos.
sal incomes and colossal accumula.
tions Of surplus wealth" pay generous.
ly through graduated income and in.
herl;ancs t6Hos toward jh- cuuts Of
government,
Tax wealth, not poverty.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
"A Modern Miracle.

81 caused the dumb TO speak To-
day"
How was that"
Il was stopped in the street by a
beggar with an 7 Am Deaf End Dumb
placard on his breast. and when OK.
pressed the opinion that he was an i'm.
poster he Immediately recovered his
speech and in vigorous Anglo-Saxon
requested me to go to-er-the place
that the new theology tails US doesn't
exist, and mind my own business and
ae'd mind hls!"
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
For This Relief. Much Thsnka

Whatever else Mr.. Taft may have
inherited from his predecessor, he
seems 10 have evaded the demons
legacy OF Rooseyeltian prolixity. The
length OF presidential messages has
steadily increased through many years
until they have come to rival the six
best sellers In their unprnned luxurl.
ance. Napoleon said that he was con.
tent to go down to posterity with his
code In his hand. Should Mr.. Tafts
practice continue as It has begun, he
may take his place in the line of the
worlds great ones, grasping a single
sheet Of typewriter paper contain.
ing his first message to congress
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09

The Georgians Of Augusta are chuck.
ling over u new story about Mr.. Taft,
who drove out one afternoon to see a
Georgia planter. The planters cook.
a very old woman. takes no interest In
public affairs, and she did not recog.
nize the portly guest
What did you think OF that gentle
man. Martha?" the planter asked. after
Mr.. Taft had driven on.
We'll. sir" old Martha replied. II
can't say as ! saw nothin pertlckler
about him. He looked 10 me like the
kind Of man as would be pretty regler
20 his meals. "-Loulsvlll Times.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
THE CRACKING OF PAINT.
Property Owners Can Save Money
by Learning the Cause.

Do you know what is wrong when
paint peels. or cracks. or otherwise
necessitates premature re.painting?
Well, sometimes it hasn't been
properly applied-the surface being
damp or there being too much turpen-
tine or too much drler.
But, nine times out OF ten, the
trouble is caused by adulterated
white lead.
To avoid all such trouble, every
houseowner should know in a general
way, when n surface is In proper con-
dition TO receive paint. what kind Of
primer and finishing coats different
surfaces require, and how to avoid
adulteration In materials.
A complete painting guide, includ-
ing a. book of color schemes, specif-
cations for all kinds of painting work,
and an instrument for detecting adul-
terations in painting materials, with
directions for using It, can be had
free by writing National Lead Com
pzny. 1902 Trinity Bldg. New York,
and asking for Houseowners Paint
fng Outfit No. 40.
This company. the largest makers
OF pure white lead. invite tests. by
means of the blowpipe Included in
OUTFIT. or in any other way. Of the
purity Of the white lead sold under
their famous Dutch Boy Painter
trademark. That trademark on key
Of white lead is in itself an absolute
guarantee of purity and quality.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
His Day Of Reckoning.

As the stout man whose appetite
had excited the envy Of the other
boarders turned to leave the parlor,
no looked down at his waistcoat. Il
declare, I've lost two buttons on my
vest" no said, ruefully.
He was a new boarder. but his land
lady saw no reason for further delay
in showing her banner "Watchfulness
and Economy for all" She gave him
the benefit Of the chill gaze 80 famil'
far to her older boarders.
81 think without doubt you Will md
them both in the dining ROOM" she
announced, clcarly.-Youth's Compan'
Ann
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09

telling of new growth and broader
horizon.
Out on the old arbor, the rough and
scraggy grapevine is sending forth
little gray tendrils, reaching farther
toward heaven and away from the
earth that hides its foothold How
blithely does nature echo forth her
yearly message to every waiting heart
her message Of resurrection, joyous
activity, mounting aspiration!
Her myriad voices cry through every
sense, to touch and penetrate the spir.
Il with gladness and good cheer, New
readings from the Gospel OF eternal
hope are seen on every side, in the
growth OF plant, the unfolding OF leaf,
the blossoming OF flower. The woods
are full of these shy spring darlings-
violets, dendellons. adder's tongues.
spring beauties. bluebells and many
nameless wlldling, all hurrying gayly
70 deck the earth and celebrate the
Eastertlde.
Certain flowers and plants have al.
ways been set apart as sacred things.
and from the very dawn of history We
hear OF flowerdecked affairs and
wreaths of sacrifice. The heather
temples were adorned with earth's
fairest blossoms, scattered on the al
tars. and twined around the brow OF
priest and acolyte. The amaranth
bloomed In deathless beauty upon the
Olympian heights, the myrtle was be.
loved OF Apollo, the rose. the lily, the
mistletoe were fayoriteB Of legend and
myth. The flowers once sacred TO
Frera, the spring goddess OF northern
mythology. we're chosen for their spot.
less purity, in form and color. And
when heather myth gave place to
Christian truth, these sacred treasures
we're transferred to the Virgin. and be-
came symbols Of the queen Of heaven.
So It ia that In every story OF saint
or madonna we find either the lily OF
the rose-the lily with its fragrance,
Its bending, bowling. waving bells.
seems to whisper of purity and wor
ship; the rose, with its faint and far
away odor. which seems to hint oil
eternal hope. One might almost all a
garden with flowers all named for the
Virgin Mary. generally because they
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
Hone SPRINGS Eternal,

He was addressing crowd one Sun.
day morning on the quay at Newcastle.
81 can safely say that no man ever
attempted 10 bribe me. gentlemen"
said the speaker.
Don't be down-hearted. old chap,
your luck may change" shouted man
On the crowd -Tlt-Blts.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
The secret OF success.

The motto OF success was given in
this tale, told ut n banquet:
a Swede among the miners In the
west was noted for always striking
pay dirt. His fellows thought that
there must be some secret to the un.
usual success OF the Swede and ques.
toned him as to how he always sue.
ceeded in finding the spot where the
gold cropped out
well, Ay don't know ef Ay can tell
anytang bout dat" answered Ole. "Ay
only know dat Ay yust keep on dig.
gin'."-Milwaukee Free Press.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09

from nervousness
and other annoying
symptoms, and /
can truly say that
diaE.Pinkham's
Vege table Com
pound has proved
worth mountains
Of gold 70 me, as IL
restored my health
and strength 1
never forget 10 tell
my friends what
IydiaE pinkham'a
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09

1t Is plain enough that the stand.
patters have decided to take advan.
tage OF the condition of the treasury
and urge protection under the guise
Of revenue rates.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09
WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change of Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay

Graniteville, VI. -"I was passing
through the Change Of Life and suffered
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1909-04-09

NN ~ In these sunny
C Say4S7neSoaays life grows re,
Hs.tyaxt& orient from the
4XiHM..J dust, latent con.
sciousness of wings stirs
NINN in the buried seed, and as
GxW II from very gladness Of
Nyr!% heart the sap In the naked
E&1S trees mounts upward. ever
IFsE upward, into the golden light.
SW7 The tiny leaves, close clasped
~ together IN the bud, futter
NJ timidly apart. to grow brave
W. ly green, and FAINT their col
~ or on the passing breeze. The
WI maple tree in the yard nov
NM, hears a voice out OF the I'M
Mo- seen, calling from the blue
JN skies, bidding 1t come up
/ ~ higher. and gladly does It
NV make answer in the green
tasses and shining leaves,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
.Nciraths.G iccnscm.

Clifton :. Hcpipu, 81, mo Cha &.
SpriggI Is; Npplitunt s. s. Motta,
Nr. 223, ct. HauliirnBe.
Sbeooorc Sinblinh 10, @ittlpcr, IT.
Srollceo Gbriitoph, 49,gSittme; NppIi
font George Is. 3euL 9tr. 973, 6reoc.
rid. Npcnllc.
Sarrp s. Ncim, q, mo Nina s
Sroofs, 10; Npplifnnt 2. :. Wrpofs.
9tr. 525, GoloinItroBc.
@corqe ". 9eiidL -. mo 6rlebo
Sicbert, 20; Npplitont tSrcb. :. Mud
gtr. 1870 Git7GngeritruBc.
Better &pIlnnml, "a 9tr. 1llS, Nio
NelpltroBc, unb Hcnu Scent 10.
Soicpb Q. Sill u, nnb SlorcncC
tSro5ier, %; glpplifnnt y. $. Soif.
man, Hr. 2407, Wtooilpn, 9lpemlc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Gt,uaS pom Scufct.

Gic nGhite Gbeotcr |orirel(urlg Der
oartihcn Ebeatcr @eicIlihoit
pom %bilooclpbiu inn Spccum-
Sbeatcr - N%Q1cmeinea Snterciie
iiir Oa0 SIR HuiiiibrunN geIons
acnoG Stijd.
,rfmmTr Qr6BGeo &Iltcrciic miro Der
Iliprqclt s(bNrD rottiutnenbeh glni
IiiMunq hQs7 &iitipifleo q IeF lclIci"
nit Nrn. Stopper III Der (ltcIrplle
ourt nc Nsptidr (baticr meiclI
id)oit bon Ehilooclpbin in Hpccum.
Sbrntcr hi Scr @ofo TborlcaItrobe
c%nt0c1clta stbrod)t. 81
IN Gcutihlono mo ollf ollcn cpg-
Iiidcn @iibncu bat Ser Scufcl" Tlls
rore acnlod)t ullo mllrOe itctS nor
oilsherfautten S@0ltiern oaI8cIilbrt.
0ae Spiel nchort III icncr @ottltn9
&om0hicn, Die man dis ciaenortlg be-
trodtcn nu,B. Gem Gjhtcr lit cS &c.
llln9en, IN ieincm oScuIcl," Die oil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

gelneine Seuielei, Die Sl,1t o1ll Voicn,
itorf at con5cntrircn. Sieic p%crioniii.
Sirte Seuielei, prpnlinirt bier ais Dol.
lenbeter &apnlier, ais befradter@cilt
lenlan nit 8ro5ic mo 0ciit cil,ber
llnb tpedt in iteter IusilblunA lei1er
berhflihen Sboti9feit in Wdnnlein
lnb @eiblein boic Snitinfte. Mud, IN
bieiem nelielten ScufeISnerf betreibt
Der idlalc Shirt Der llntermelt ala
iein cigcntlid]es Wetier ollf Der Groc
Die Gllppelei. Nhlr oob er oieSnlol
boralf olSgebt, cillcn GbcbrlldL Ser
felt Sabren nid)t perfect mcrocn mill,
eilolif 5ilm beiinitipcn NbihluB SIT
bringen. Wit Nleid,em Giier ~llinlnlt
or iih beiber Hortcien nu; Ser int
gen Srnit, Die ibreu Su9clloireuno
liebt, aber aus @rillloen oea Gbrges
tiibls unb Der Moral cine onitGnoi9e
Srai bleibcn mill, uuO ehcn' oieies
Sligenbireunoes, Der - meil er jlt.
gleid) Der Srelrno oeS @atten ieil1cr
Srernoin lit - iogor bercit iteilt,
ii6 orrd) cine Seirotb nit cillenl bra.
ben netten Wdbden 5l billoen, nm
aud ieilerieitS Dor Den 2odunqcn
iiinoiger Sicbe acid)iitt 5u lcin. Sic.
les Ynor p1blt ser Iellfcl lid) o,tS,
Inn Elm Mteiltcritilf Der auppelci Ill
boQbringen. Gr iueHoci ode Wittel
ail, Die er biSbcr beioilocra Den Guit'
ipieloihtern fir iold)e SGnc OIL oic
Sano gcgcbcrt, mo licgt idlieBIid)
orrd) baS olgcnieit octrGllhlid)c:
olrt Die Glltielielultg Ser Giicrilld)t
IN bciocn Eortcicl1. Sdlncr gcri,l
MAIDEN cS ibnl Die beiben, tic fGmpicn
utto ploeritcbcn lGngcr, ulS @retd)ell
uno 8alIt in Der Srn9ooic zines &c.
fpillen @octbc ibrenl Miepbiitoiclco
DioerItehen. nnl0 crit onn SdIltiie
Idetnt cS 10, ais OF Die Code crltit
ipiiroc, ullo Satan pcrobi6icoet iid)
NIT cillem 5ufricOcnen H1d)cIn BON
oen 10 miiblnrn 9cgliidtcn. @oS an
oieIer rcd)t umltdnblih oltagefiibrtcn
Selfclei fcl'clt mo itnterbGlt, lit Der
iuitfiintelnoe lln6 al originellen @cs
oatltcn reidc 0iolp1. %oll ionItiocn
Streid)cn bicleS %nlo0crllcn Wtcpbiitp.
leles erlcbcn mir llpdl Den Nerilld),
cin %onitonoigea MGbdell, boa pnnl
8eliebtcn Der julgcn ,5roll beitimmr.
te Sri. Clio - 5lt cntntoroliiircn, IN
benz er iic 49, lin oilbcrc 8eirlihoit
bringt." Gn5u oient ibln Gin bib.
id)es, fefcs Mobea, nit oenl 1rau
Solantbis 5iiftiger 8eliebter lid bel
Dem Wtalen Die iiinbigen 8ebollfen
an Die 8eliebte fpicno pertricbcn.
gls fripol fam man boS 8on,e,
tros oieler fleinen Sd)elmereien iir,o
Dem idlieBlid) III iid)erer Iusiid)t ite.
henoen Gbebrlld, nid)t be5eidncn.-
Eerioner: Nlireb. Mar Naertp; so.
lantba, 8rete Sooa; GerSeuiel, 2uo.
mig &opper; Sans. Heinholo Gro.
ucrt; elia. Wtiloo Somonn; SieSci.
ben : Wij5i, emiIie Sfonfclo; In-
orens, Saul 5nioli; Gin Tiencr @ol.
fer Grcus. Scrrcn uno Gontcn Der
Yeie4ifait. 3esie, Sans @rell.
sfny Sfan Snueren NargIunO's nno'|
: Otn amgrensenocn Stanteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
Wcitcrn @asplanS Giienbabn.

Sd1ttdt.
gepifrenh 81. Gent. nerIdbt 6iuersstation.
4.t0 Wiprncfs SdIneIipoft, Saaerstoun, "a.
& 90. sfp. @dhreshoro. @bambers6ura uto
nasgenominct Soitniag, Suneod uuo lumber
lamb,
2,45 Nu1m. - accommodation na6 Union.
grioge.
t4f5 giadni. = G%6nen.@rpreb. SauetIinie,
Sneerstoipr. cnnepd, Sbtppensburs nro auss
aeftpi1iHer So1rtua. Sreberid ui1o Gr,nitss
BURG tEnrlorss Saqsors).
Sdgiidl, nnegenomnen Gpnntaa.
TOO Mureeas- gorf, .. & 8, 9ir, unb gars
IisIc.
7.50 WlrracnS-gffcm. nn6 lturmpnt.
1857 Moraers -~ySeitern 9rpres. g%8eiiminfier.
@riiceoiHe tSreocrtd). Gmlnitsbire. Ibnr.
mont. gSohrcsboro, 9hninbcrshnra, Sngerc,
tpun. Sancod. Chamberlain, Gliil5 (guifci,
Sbierndtiprs. gSugppnl.
80 sro %sd1 ,srn mSsss s41 jsroI SIilt $.. s Sssn s9e 9,hs
$50 9sadm.-affcm. nath Guroper.
6a5 a~beH5e-gffofr. iod uniof.g,riSge.
Sur SnmftddS.
OFF gbenS--Nif6m. ,idt unions 9ribge ure
6n1oper.
SaIt .liht ut QennfbIpauio .albs STATION.
y. Mobertisn, g.. ID. pppeA,
giee'yrdi. u. Sen. .Tsanaser. Weu..B. ust.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01
&ruubltiifs = ltc6crtraannacn.

SdrrD NJ. Nltnlol1 mo Nrolt on
Sranf Hopof, SiiOicitc 5%olunicnOitr.,
lnbe Wientforo. 9lue.. II bci 40,
@rlmc5ins $40; So,
Charles 8. lhompicn uno 6roi
an @illiom VI. 6rebnrger, Sitieite
Gopingtou- maize Gfcmcutitr., 81 bel
=, @rl,qD5in$ $tt1;e$5.
Ticiclfcll ,allr reni2lbcm Norrieitc
&elaNc- uobe Geningtonitr. lilo
bci a., @rMie5ins $50; So.
au@eerae M. Gaier nn Splumon ga
fcrAS iiNcitc Hrcifoniho nobc Eots
terioitN pe .;,G1i lei - 50.
tSronf @ropn. Sttucr- Collection, an
>Soicph Nc 'MftSoiL Sltiritc Mon.
roc, nohc, SerrlQuitr, 1925.
Soiepb %. NicGnmn o1 gOitb 6.
StepGena, Gillette Monroc', nobe Der
%2ormonltr; So.
Setter ~. &pbinion II. u. ar Srotf
s.. Iornoll. @clticite GborlcS.Str.,
Ipe.. nate 2I. Str, 1910 bel $50,
s..
@illiom 6. Stcrport ulo sSrou an
elmer Z. Stcrport, 1 Got, 81.
> elmer s. Stenort on @illiam 4.
Stelport, t Got, 81.
5bcorore Goofc an SSotn I. Glar.
on. Gillette Safipr-, nobc Nonboll-
Str, ~ bel 81, @runo5ine so;
$3.50.
Sobn @robt, Tbmr.. nn@cno @;oot,
1 Got, @rnuo5ilis $50; So.
Sohn @rnht, Mhmr., an Murp Goi.
icll II. ", I Got. @rmh5iuS $50; S..
Sobn II. 6oriptbc unto Nruu III,
Charles i. Wepfortb luto STRAIT Git
lcitc Sinorn Slpe, nabc @bitelpditr,
Is BET $50, $40.
Simpn @itcl oil @iuium Shnlu.
Siioieite NortD Aue., nnbc Goain0s
ton-Npc., 10 BET so, Wrun05ina
$5l.G0; $500.
Sanlce Gurnluf nllo SSrnll an Wlo-
opslum Toibi5np unb Srur, Horo.
icitc Sbnnlca,, nabc Annitr., 2i.5at
bel -, So.
State 9. HcgcItcr iulo @attl al,
Sorrp !. Seifrco uno Sruu @eitieitc
ct. saul, nobc ErcItonitr.. 20 bel
50. So.
&. Sobrr M. NepcG. Srultec. ul
5enrp y, 9limline, Siioicite 5000.
marb., nobc SeottItr., II bel 81,
@rlmh5ins $36;. $40.
Gotborinc ". Stcines, Icrip., OH
ellis 9afer, Siibieitc Der Baltimore,
nube &oluarbitroBc, Is bel 172 Sub.
@rultb5ins $4I, $4,000.
Aiurp &. Inrreiter II. q. al, Solo.
mon Is. &at5ofi. 'Siioicite Der Setter
ioh.. i,abc 9oitolfrdbe, II bel 756ilb,
@rilnb5ins sd, SIS.
Sobu y. Barber uno Sroit OH Treb.
". Sdnroing, @eitieite Der &e9eitcra
StraBe, % bci SUB, @rnlb5ins
S2L $40.
Warp g. Gisnep an CON. $. Sar.
ben mo Srau, Siiomeit Scite Grobs
ftdbe Ydcoitrabe, i3 bel 60 6llb,@ro5.
500. S..
Charles Sarpcr linb 1ran an Soba
t-r
Tufebart nl,b STRAIT @eltieitc Der
StriferitraBe, ilute Eatterion.gpe 10
bel 90 SUB; @}r1lnb5ins $50, So.
3. Charles @cf mo Srap ali Scr.
6inano j.. SSran3. 3 @runoitiife 5l
Modbolc; $40.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-01

,t0hl1 -. Sc!IpCr Il. u. an Weor9t
E. Cbonloa, 9tcroieitc Der S%crinAton
StrnBc, llnhc Sutton . Mpcnllc, 10 bct
ITO 6llB. @rln05ins S100, s..
Sontes Oolng mtb 6rnu on Gli5o.
beth &. @upocn Citieitc Der @rcc!ls
mount Apcmuc, 81.
YIN. 4. Seim uno 6ran an Worp
4. Giifcnbcrficr, > 2ots, ST.
&ohn i. ebert u1o 6rou on Soilis
Goldberg ulb 6rarL Siiolpeit = Gde
Shorp, lno NemiGtaitroBe; lG bei59
6uB, 0ritno5ins $56, $1,000.
Somlel Sicgoel ltllb sSrov on99m.
&. Gonpcl, Gillette orr @oworOItr.,
uuhc @ambur1ltroBc ~ bel - SUB,
@ruibiiira $40, S..
Soltiie allltcrer mo Wutte on 81
fre0 +. &emia. 1 Got, $40.
George Elud at Goro 9. 9teol, g.,
Oitleite Der Garcpr. llnhc Glunlbcr-
lonoltrobc, @~runo3in9 $50, So.
IS. SoIidr &elu II. u. on 2. Glcpes
lanN &olnmlptt, 0iticite Scr Sutton
Npcnlte, nobe Battlefront S(pc,, II bel
% Gl,B, @rlrno5ins $36, $t925.
Gohn i, Naabe, Nom, an Sobn y.
Moo6c, II, a., Noronelt Scitc @ap-,
llobc SrontitroBc, @runo5ina $64. So.
Sohn i. Noabc etc. an @ilipn 5.
Gorrcll, NoromeIticitc scr Sou, nnbc
6rcntitroBc. 8runo5inS sci; 50.
@ilion !. Carroll on Sobn s..
Mootc, 9tcromelticitc Der @np-, nobc
SrontitroBc @runo5ina sci; So.
Baltimore Gountp.
'Morrn =. 6rib mo Nrou on Gii
z. &ailep mo 6roL 80 9ldcr mn
II &crte3 OH Der pon ,Stib nud)
NofimonpiQe iiibrCnocu Nooo $4,000.
Sotn Mopa @ittlc. Iiiisnotor, an
&,gb ". Stunt. 81 sder i'm I. Tis
thrift; $3.50.
Gun Y. Slug. Ncrp.. etc. an Cha
y. Sting Ii. NJ. Nrlnoitiicf un Siib.
mciticite Scr Miaon-areuut, @rlmo.
sims $50; So:
Nltguit !. Sloenblr0 M @eprge
Gentle lnb Srou Wrunhitiid OIL Ode
bon Siablono- Hpcmlc inh 8ollgb
Strobc, @rutojinS 500; So.
Ole Sboriinniion Ioull mn iSron
ron Spicph arcit mo 6rolt @rimo.
itiif Siloicitc Der Soit- gpcnulc, 8rh5.
$3G; So.
Gbcsmoloc Suno So. BON Salti-
m0rcsGoumtp an @iQinm q. Wrog1
Eio Srou. @rmnbitiidc Nrl. 1872 mo
1873 BON Gbcamolbc: $3.50.
5. 0drrp Wrocc an Charles 6.
Noucr, 8rmioltiid an Gillette Der
St9blano. Ircnle, @r.no5ins $l3.
90; So.
%tyonnic :. Gole Smith an Trnncis
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Gtltrift; So,
Gli 2. 9ailep mo Srou an Sos,
NJ. @edber mo Sruii. 159 adcr mo
81 Glnorat.E erdes: $4,000.
9tonb 6. Siiutt, aiiianotnr. an
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NSerd)cs; $500.
amelia u. gift nub @ciobl al,
@alter 9. @eitpbnl, / @rutoitiide
an Noroieite Der Nrattitrnbe nno 3
@riunbitiide un @elticite Der 51a.
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ie $3.50 al bcn eriten 4 uuo ie $24
on oeil iibrigen @ruibitiiden; .
Walter 8. @eitpobl iinb fSrnil al
Nmclia u. Gilt, @ruubhiif &orbicite
Ser Hrattitrabe; $5.af ~
Martin &. Nlbifer nrh sSrnlt ait
George 3. 6orb itilo sSro,L 'SiioIcitc
Scr Hunia-p, nnbe Monroeitru6e, 16
bel Jul, Grumpy. 500, $1,000.
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