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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
BY TIE GENTLE cYNIC

We may forgive people who won't
le, W forget them.
NamHs and fortune don't amount to
flach bless man has a good liver.
cont9ntment is merely the knack
Of making what We get fit our de-
sires
The pen is naturally mightier than
the sword. II gets a lot more exer
else.
Mining stock certificates also dem
onstrate that all is not gold that gilt.
tiers
Some people would send q recipe
BOOK TO starving family and call it
.larity
70 borrow from Peter and pay Paul
may merely mean that Peter is an
easy mark.
Why snould wine. women, and song
always be grouped toget her? Wine
improves with age.
= requires ? great deal of tact to
Emo" Just when to laugh when
woman IS telling a funny story
The trouble with the man who is
satisfied + Q take things as they come
is that he seldom knows what to do
with them
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
SOCIETY
LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS OF
THE WEEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Blatchley ell.
tertained at Christmas dinner Mr.. an,
Mrs. NJ. B. Gwinn of Boise and DR.
and Mrs. w J. Boone and family
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Stone spent tho
evening with them
Mr.. and Mrs. B w. Rice enter
tanned the following at their home or
Canyon Heights Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs 4. F. Hart and family
Mrs. F. A. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. B. r
Hart and family, Mrs Beck, Mr.. w
E, Boulton, Ntessrs. Earl and Ross
Raymond.
DR. ard Mrs. Cue entertained JUDI
and Mrs. f A. Hagelin and Mis-
Simonson OF Emmett at dinner ST.
day The rooms were beautiful
decorated with holly, Christna
greens. scarlet ribbons and bells. F.
erythirs ". ~ tie hostess
unique style a. 50. ia'l OF gooc
Christmas cheer
Miss Lydia Bracket. teacher a
the lincoln ,choo. is spending tn,
Christmas holiday at Seattle.
Tho Ca.d1rll r-1. e.crc made
CAD b. rs delightful entertain
~ nt on Monday evening 1t the homo
OF Mrs. Robertson on the Boulevard
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was satisfied. The guests were: Miss
es Cummings, Sunderland, Pierson
Hogel and Nicholson.
DR. and Mrs. Cue entertained al
Luncheon on Monday Mr.. and Mrs
Munroe.
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Redway ant
Miss Redway were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Flynn at their countr,
home on Monday last
Miss Cora Keithly of Weiser spent
Christmas with the Acltley family
Colonel and Mrs. Place and baby
and DIR. and Mrs. Gigray ate Christ
mas dinner at the Owyhee in Boise.
Miss Julia Finney, assisted by Miss
Franklin, entertained at Christmas
dinner. After dinner, Miss Bicknell
Mr.. Alfred Stone and Mrs. Ward
Stone most charmingly rendered both
vocal and musical selections and
readings. The fortunate ones were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. GIBSON, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Stone, Mrs. w. C. Stalk
er, Miss Alice GIBSON, Miss Bicknell
and Mr. Alfred Stone.
Dyer, Harrington, Place. Andrews
Hoffman, Maxey, French, J. Flynn
Cook, NJ L. Walker, Drew, Bryan
and Miss Flynn.
A Jolly reunion of the Class of 1909
Of the c. of I. was held on Monday
evening at the home of Miss Verna
Horn. Travelling was the game OF
the evening All of the class were
present but FIVE. Thomas Hamilton,
Leslie Shaw, Miss Bess Steunenberg
Miss Rayilla Miller and Miss Leila
Hay Those present were Misses
Lena Meth, Anna Miller, Hazel Har-
.ington Nellie Sterling. Bessie Rob
,rts. Winfred Naloney. Verna Horn
fessrs Gordon Ollie. James Boone.
Nunroe die, Harold Foote Fdw'n
No--rar. Gilbert Mccormick. Edgar
Oakes and William Hawkes..
~ W. A. Store I'D ,oo~- -
'iqhttul five course luncheon on Wei,
eesday at her home on Main Street
i've Hu~dred vas cnioyed du-ir~ -
t,@-~cen. = u~io.'a teatvra o -
occasion was a crab bag -vshicb 90
tanned reward for the effort OF plaY,
'ng for each guest present. The
-ooms were appropriately decorated
ri:h Christmas tons. Tie in
vited guests were Nesdanes CIV
nell, French. Dcvers Myers. Holt
Simpson. Over, Flynn. Bran, C1ar'e
G;;gray. Zeh, Hagelin, z Boone
place, Dew. Doan, Dor-7an, Roberts.
%eeedler. Rcatlv. Mayev. Misses I:
nita Stewart Cass. NcTarIara. Kc'
cher. Out of town Pnests, Wre. Nc
1ru-7 ard Mrs. Q. \. Allen % Boise
Hrs. Lavering OF Twin Falls. Mrs
anktree Of Middleton.
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Continued from First page.)
postoffce building on the day first
above written. In case Mayor Gowen
is not reelected this ceremony will be
performed by the duly elected mayor OF
the city. These are the instructions
we have at hand.
In addition to the activity of the gov
eminent there will be a great deal OF
private building. Steps have been
taken to build a S150,OO0 opera house
in Caldwell next spring. Don't men
ton that fact to DR.. Isham The facts
are as stated. There is in incupation a
hotel company. We understand that
local capitalists are in communication
With Los Angeles men with a view tc
erecting 100000 hotel in Caldwell
The California men want local men to
take stock to the amount of $4,000
At meeting held in Caldwell Sunday
$4,000 was actually subscribed. By
his time the balance has certainly been
subscribed, enrolled and matriculated
'r words to that effect.
The foregoing makes four items. You
can substantiate the news here giver
by counting the items. What more dc
you want for proof positive? Nary :
bit. There will be erected in this city
this coming spring and summer seven
two-story business blocks, four three
story buildings and two four story
buildings together with 1877 residences
Of all sizes and dimensions. We could
give you the exact amount that will be
expended but Architect Thomas Soul
has not completed his estimates on ont
or two of the cottages
The outlook for Caldwell is bright in
deed. We sometimes think it is 10
bright It kind Of dazzles one. As toe
much light IS bad for weak eyes se xii.
cut this OF now Another ray or t~c
will be shed az later date.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
UNFOUNDED RUMOR.

The News man was informed last
week that the Caldwell doctors had
raised the price Of their services from
50 a visit to SO per. Desiring to learn
he truth or otherwise Of the statement
md desiring also to learn the reason
# such were the case. we called upon
he doctors with these queries.
interviewing Drs. Cue and Haley we
learned that SO far as their firm is con
cerned, there is absolutely no fouu-
lation for the rumor. Specifically
asked as to the rates charged, we Oh
aimed the following schedule:
=, t. ~. 80,
osaa. - -,
~onsnorsaa4a a. ~
MI. ILL ~
The hospital rates, we were inform
ed, run from SO to $50 per week, &C
cording to the room, and the statement
was made that each month so far, the
firm has had to make up deficit in the
hospital account.
While on the subject, we inquired
about the four sided combination that
has recently been effected. The mem
hers of the firm hope to 50 increase
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CONTINUED from First page.)
NURSES ENJOY DINNER.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Robertson was the host
ess at four course dinner Monday
evening given in honor Of the nurses
Of the city. Mrs. Robertson was as
sisted by her cousin. Miss Nicholson
and daughter, Miss Vivian. Those
present were: Misses SundermaH.
Cummings. Heazle. Cowan. Pearson
and Miller. 1t was a most enjoyable
event.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
WARRANT CALL.

On and after Monday. December
%, 1910, ! will pay on presentation al
ny Office al the Western Nationa
Bank. Caldwell. Idaho. the following
variants on the maintenance fund Of
he Black Canyon Irrigation District
Canyon County. Idaho, al warrant.
from No. ! 70 s. inclusive.
ERNEST BOONE,
Trea surer
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
Oriental Love,

1t has been said many a time and
oft that Oriental women have not
been honored and loved enough. 1t lie
impossible for US to understand the
heart and soul OF races totally differ.
emit in most respects from ours. Al
though they never do show 1t in the
presence Of a third person OrientaH
love their women much indeed. Love
by them Is not shown publicly by soft
words or kisses, pats and hugs. They
are often called "henpecked," be
cause they are so under the influence
Of their women. Love is the food OF
the Oriental soul A few of the Amer.
lean women think they will love just
20 long as they are loved. and the
consec uences show a plenty in the
divorce courts. Such independent"
s6irit in love matters, such profit and
'css and happy go-lucky marriage
WAYS strike an Oriental as gross. in
nate tcr alass materialism. or else art
'terly un.ntelNgible to him
extravaganza.
The height OF affiuence is in askio,
our wife, you9 own wife, to take !.
in in a hired automobile.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
Traces of Ancient Animals.

Fossilized remains Of hirpopota
nus have been found at harrington
'amhridgeshire England, whore re,
s1fns Ct the rh!noceros. bison. ala
'fenn md IN cider variety ~ e,p
mt th1n the mammoth nave recent
y boon discovered.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
WILL NOT PAY TAXES.

At meeting Thursday of quite a
number Of citizens and tax payers Of
Caldwell. it was decided to let ali
axes assessed on their property for
side walks and curb go delinquent
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

.er the terms OF the public notice is
ued in connection with the projec.
which the lands are situated
AS To Surveys.
III survey shall be found neceS
airy 10 determine the boundaries
he subdivision OF any such farm UNI,
the division OF the i-r:gabla area.
.eposit equa To the estimated cost .
sch survey must be made with til,
special fiscal agent. reclamation ser
ice, on the project. by or on behah
# the parties concerned. Any ex-
-ess over the actual cost vii. be re
urned to the depositor or depositor
liter the completion Of the survey.
mo assignment Of a portion Of any
farm unit Will be recognized by the
department. as modifying any approx
d water right application. or releas-
ing any part Of the farm unit as orig
nally established from any portion .
he charges announced against it TN
], after the approval of the amended
arm unit by the secretary OF the in,
erior. the fling Of evidence of the
qualifications Of the assignee, the re
,eipt OF a proper water right applica
ion and OF the payment due upon thc
and included in the assignment
Conditions of Assignment.
Assignments under this act must
Sc made expressly subject to the limi
sations, charges, terms and condition.
IF the reclamation act, and inasmuch
IS that act limits the right of entry to
one farm unit, the assignee must pre-
sent a showing in the form of an af-
fdavit, duly corroborated, that he has
not acquired title to, and is not claim
ing any other farm unit or entry un-
Ter the reclamation act
Assignments made and filed in Tho
ocal land office in accordance with
hese regulations must be noted or
the records Of that Office and forward
ed to the general land Office for con
Iteration, and if approved the as
ignees in each case will be required
make payment of the water righl
harges and submit proof of reclama
ion as would the original entryman.
md after proof of full complianc,
With the law may receive patent TO
he land"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
Beware Of Impulse.

Our impulses often get us into trc :.
Bile. No one knows why the etern
plan fitted us out with impulses +
waya "aRin the law" However, we1r
q BRILL and smtnd You keep you
rfe an yourself jus SO"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

J. B. Clancy of Franklin district won
the Doll and Buggy given away at the
Caldwell Racket Store Xmas. The
lucky number was SAT.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
WHY He WAS SUGGEST j

WHY He WAS SUCCESSFn
Some said because he had sand
Some. because he had ginger.
Some. because Of an iron constuu.
ton.
Some, because of his brazen i'm.
pudence.
Some said he was a man OF finer
clay.
Some called him the salt of the
earth.
Some said he VS. true steel
And some said it was only because
of his fathers tin.-Life.
PIca.-nt.
All men are liars. you know" said
her friend Yes" 81 replied. bat
is = re; SAINT sometimes to sit
[ o.e 20 til m and listen to them
lie"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
Oar Sign work is righs-The Big =
back of Botkin- Harmon Drug Co.
The Frivolous One.

A frivolous person has ii place In NC
eiety. Keep on making fun. ana i.
lerious side may show itself in la.
We must take folks as heaven mad
them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

We have some new and novel ideas
Sims that will interest you. The
zig ,, back OF Bctkin-Harmon's Drug
Store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

Have you seen the big signs over
"l7tt's furniture store? The Big 2
painted both Of them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
RUMORS OF bANKSF
0BOTH old And new
NEW BANK TO BE ORGANIZED
AND CHANGES IN OLD
ONES SAY RUMOPS.

Capital News Dope Cannot be Cor
hrned and You Can Take Story for
What 1t Is Worth.-Clark Said to
Be Slated For Position In West
ern National.
CONTINUED from First page.)
rial bank We are inclined to think
hat 5000 per year would awaken =
considerable devotion in the bosom o
Cr:self for instance. We trust it viii
&c the same for Mr.. Rice.
This leaves the Murphy Orchard
Banking & Trust Co. exactly where
we found it. That is the very thing
to do when you don't know the facts
in the case. We wish It success and
prosperity.
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H0NESTEADERS
CAN NU.I ASSIGN
NEW REGULATIONS APPROX.
ED BY SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR BALLINGER.

New Instructions Secured by Senator
Borah and Permit Settlers to As.
sign Entries In Whole or In Pas
After Making Five-Year Proof
the Land.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

The leading members OF the In Bad
ciu3 are those who imagine that every
body's down on" them
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

Opportunity, far from knocking but
once upon the door," camps per
manenty upon the doorsteps Of most
of us s,...
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

The girl at home viii appreciate
your two-bit bouquet Of jacqueminos
roses Just as much as II they were
A&sEican Beauties at 50 per copy
maybe more!
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CONTINUED from First page,

lands covered by the assignment IN
.er the terms OF the public notice is
ued in connection with the projec'
Il which the lands are situated
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30

The chap who said There Is no
balm IN GAead" probably waited for
ih' hahn to be delivered at his door
with. the mornings milRA-clal enee l..
Cullen
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
CHEER UP

You don't need Lick telescope to
see silver.llned cloud
Are you getting the laugh?' The
Wright brothers got 1t. too for sew
eral years before they began cutting
figure-of-eight knots in the circumnm-
Llent
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1910-12-30
CALDWELL BOOM
IS IN TIE OFTINL
THE OUTLOOK FOR NEW YEAR |
BRIGHTEST IN HISTORY OF
CALDWELL.
Government Win Spend Millions Ii
This Vicinity During the Next Two
Years In Retaining the Arid Lands
Building Operations to be Re.
summed.

Continued from First page.)
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Sie 4usbriide Ses aetua.

.0as berrlife 2ano, in Dem FONT
aus psm iatten, bun.len 8riin Der
2orbeerbdume unb Der Seisen, aus
bem matten SiIb.rton Der Glipenhains
cine Snmpbonie BON frobsn. traftlgen.
lsuh.snosn 5arbeR aufitIeg, Ilegt jess
orau uno tribe, 10 be9innt ein augens
3euoe oss jiingiten 2tusbruts bss
Ietna feline Shilberuns. Gin ipolisn'
bruhartiger Regen esbt Hteher. sSn oem
tIeinen Torfe Ricolcfi, Der Ies.sl,
b0diiqeIeoenen Sieoelune Dor Dam Hels
d. Der 2lite uno Der 2aDa, brou9i ild3
bic gepoltsruna ouf ben Ularttplas.
eine bumpie gstIommsnbeit lisgt iiber
Der Renae; ale 2luesn Nno eroB uno
anaitpou aui ben iernen 9ipfsl hes
mGhtiqen gsrgiegels asrihtet, Der
ielbIt unter oem biften gruusn Iiheus
reosn nod pon 3eit Su s3eit in einsm
unbeimlid) brpbeneen rotheu 9lanss
oufleuhtst. Gin bumpfes unterirolides
Rouen erihiittert bic Grbe. Vile lplhsn
es: broben on Der Molbgren3e III BE
tleine Gaia bel gosco bereits pon osm
mdttieen gliibenbeH 2npditrom psr'
Td)lunoeu, Der in mG4tiger grsl's ltb
/ INNER ipeitsr porihitbi.
| Weiter oben, auf einem hIgeIigs1
@prfpruna. fieben Sausrn unn itarrsn
Itumm au' bic eetpdltioen 5suerflulle.
bic iih ldnsft in ibrs Jsloer nno Oar
ten bineinasIhoben baben; lie lehtH.
pie ihre Cbitpdume in 5lammen aufs
oeb.n unb nit buntler 8it!srtsit mar
| ten fie aui ben MueenbIid. Do duh ihrs
fleinen SGuIer bon oem glubenosr
| Gtrome perlhluusen fsin iperben. aus
| gelpafIc, aus Nicoloil, aus Dem an'
| meiifen o,fdbrbeten 8orrelc. iino be-
reits pi.le ginipobner sefloben; 81:
2uriidaebliebtnen iteben 3ag uno5lahi
. i'm Gr,ien. ben Bid nuf ben aetnd &C.
ritttt, unp ertpartsn baHsenb uno IN
. oberal6ubii6sr Reiisnation bos SdId'
!, faI bos bns feueripsienbe llnsstbuH
,, iiber ihr Sob unb Gut ptrhdnaen mag
9u ibrer Geele fpaliet bic sleit,e 1han
trnbe 8etpunberung Dor Der sehelmnlB'
. pplI.n modt bieIes Beraes. eie ihor
Dor sSabrtaui.nben bic Msnidsn mi
bnno.r Sdeu auf bieien aefpdltlslter
/. 9ultan Gurppos bIidsn IieB.
Di. gantafie Der aItsn lieb 5s'
Metuu aur gtieienIhmiebe bts 5epba
ftes eperb.n, in Der Der Geuerseiit mn
n i,in,r Ghaar sindusiser 3nilopen oel
Donuer ibmisbet, nit BEN ;3tus D
gpklt ,rIhiittert; in ben 1isfen 6s
!. 9traes ldbi bic 5ahe ben furdtbnr:'
Rieien sppbon Iebenbia bssraben .'s
81 aen. Den 3sus nah fnrdtbarsm aam
II pfe iibernanp uHb In ben 2arfdro
n untsr benz glstna ihleuSerte. BON !.
aus bas osisGslss un0sbtusr i9seo''1
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('Sort5ebunQ fDlgt.)

Chopin unb Gii5t Jn einsm
4rtitel nSntimes BON Chopin" er3dhlt
:. Wantoponi in Der 3eItIdrift rGets
turQ" foIgenDe, bisber uHDer0ffentli6z
te GpiioDe aus Dem &eben Der beioen
mad 4nIage unD Weien 10 per'dieoez
oenen groBen Wu5iter. Gines 2lbenos
IpieIte 2ii3t in elmer tlsinen 8eiel>
i4aft, Der aud Chopin beipobnte, ei>
nes Der Gbopin'i6en Rotturnos uno
8tpar in 10 eigenmdhtiger Sntsrpretus
tion, oab Der polnii6e WeiIter ii6
ni4t 3urItbalten tonnte, tbm 81 Ia
gen: oDenn Sic mir tpieber Die Gbre
antbun noQeu, zines meiner Stiide III
IpieIen, 70 piiroe ih Sbnen iehr Dantz
bar Iein, ipenn sic ii6 an Die gtoten
bielten." Gbne iih i'm minoeiten per
leBt gu fiiblen, itanD Qii3t auf unt
bat ben 5reuno, oos Stiid por3uipte.
len. Chopin nabm am alapier plaB
9o flutterte cine 6leoermaus ourt
oas mad bem @arten 81 geOf'neteJen.
iter in ben Saal unD i'm BorbelItrejfer
l0I6te lie zines Der beiDen 2idter
Chopin blies audi bds anoere &er3en:
li6t aus unp iberlieb iih nun ir
gunteln bem 3ei6 Der 5Gne. 9inge:
riiien pom 3auber Der StunDe uni
| Teines Spieles, targte Die tIeine 3ubo'
rerI6aft niht nit geifaQ uuD Der
lan8te itiirmiI4 Elm Dacdpo. Qu6 bas
nirD gepdbrt. S4lieBlid bra4en all
in elm begeiitertes 9o6 auf Gbopir
| aus. Sn Dieiem Woment 3iinoete Die
fer zines Der 2ihtsr nieber an uni
erit jest bemertte man, baB - 2ii5
am alapier Iab. Gr bate i'm Shus
Der DuntsIbsit ben plas nit Chopin
| qepe6Ielt unD bic Wieberb0lune mi
| 10 tduI6enbsr 4ahabmung porgstrd
gen, Dab Die S6arte BON DOrbin gldn
asnc nusgspest mar.
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Grnnoeigeutbnms SVpotbeleu.
Itnt Nnpnthefen.

~
Morgaretba Shneioer an eolums
bia y. u. 9. SO. $500.
5rdnces u. Ghampers an Subur.
ban Real Gitute so. $207.
8eorge gornuelIe an apoIIo 9. IL.
9. 60. $3.50.
Winiam 8. Smitb an Gdurd 3.
ssibpatsr. $500.
Marp ID. Ssnnings an sasIs 9. II.
g. U. $500.
8eorge $. WiIion on Niumi 5ibp.
9. II. 8. SO. $1,000.
Z. oSoiepb 9aumgartuer on Gnter.
prize .. IL. g. u. So. $1,000.
Gaa 9. Stons an Guarantee 0epos
tit So. $2500.
genia Rorriion on Miami gIbp.
9. II. g. SO. $1250.
Deter Straub an biz Straub Prib
SO. $311.
Gonaro e. SarptoitIs an YroDia
ttRt Sabines 9. II. g. so. $4,000.
Charles q. Sabn an 6rant gopIes
$4,000.
autberine R. Gdert an 8eit Ctr,
go. 2 g. II. 3. SO. $4,000.
Daltsr ;srids an Billiam g. 5iibct
Il. u. $3.50.
9srTsIbs an Wm. e. Gsiibtr. $3.50
2eipis G. gropn on GioingitoT
Street 6. II. .. SO. $3.50.
8etilgte Sppothstsn.
6. 6. Spsribiner an Columbia .
II. &. u. SO. $500.
Dm. $. Smitb an Mobiion 3. u
go. 2. $1,000.
2dura 3. ;sisrpater an 1bos. SuI
Iipon. Sr. $500.
:. Z. gdumadrtner an Sbdron g
u. 9. u. SO. S175O.
Qauro q. Wiuiams on Southsrl
Cbio Sapings gant SO. $500.
Sps. 9srnins an u. uno y. Senosl
bed. $500.
Bm. 6. 9o.pt. an Gitp Sua gun'
$4,000.
5obn 3. Sobniton an Gresn Strot
| SO. 9 9. u. .. SO. $4,000.
gllice Tarion on Wilforb Scme Z
! SO. $500.
aoa +. Dc.rs an 9ppao q. II. {
| SO. $1,000.
Carl W. Suitin on bisieIbs. $4OO(
| Sopbia Qangborn on Spring 9rot
qpenue 6. Il. y. go. $3.50.
6enrp 6. Qoppe an pisislbs. 500
Gbus. +. Wtc9ean on Wsit.ru or
Goutbsrn 2ifs Sni. SO. $4,000.
6. G. Wuninir on QnHa 8. Stsa
art. 5000.
0srisIbe on pleaiunt Rioss y.
9. 60. $500.
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