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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
G O N TIN u E D
r O -
P A @ E O n E.
HOW SPOKANE

l had been in Spokane for about a
month. One man at the door shook
hands with me, and a couple of
others did the same on gong out.
but their manner of welcome i'm
pressed me as exceedingly perfume
tory. | hardly had dozen words
spoken to me during the hour and
half that | was these. and no one
asked me to be sure and come back
the next lodge night.
Il belong to another fraternal or
der and visited that a few days
later They welcomed me with sew
eral glad hands, but they didn't
seem to take any real interest in
me. They asked me to return some
time, but didn't seem to care a con-
tinental whether ! ever did or not"
There are IA glad-handers at the
Y. NJ. c. A. who are ever on the
lookout to welcome fasteners,
westerners, southerners or foreign.
ers-they're always glad to see a
stranger, and General Secretary G..
A. Forbes says a man can't be so
down and out that he will be
turned away, as long as he is sober
and wants to be straight.
The churches are where a person
would naturally expect a most cor
dial reception, and young men from
the east and coast cities generally
agree that as long as a fellow-or
gorl, for that matter-isn't bash
full, that they can soon get ac-
quainted. The Epworth leagues
and Christian Endeavor societies
of the Spokane churches all have
lookout and reception committees,
who look after strangers. But no
matter how many reception com
mittees are in the city a stranger
must have little nerve OF his-Or
her own and take the initiative.
Girls will always be able to get
a welcome at the Y. w. c. A. in
their rooms in the Auditorium
building" says Miss Natalie Soules,
who is n charge of the work there
during the absence of Miss Elsie
Whiting The social life OF the
young people is fostered here, and
members of both the Y. NJ c. A.
and Y. w. C. A. have been suggest
ing recently that the two organiza-
tons get together" some time
soon and arrange for joint juno
tons. It's pretty lonely for some
of the girls who are away from
home for the first time, and who
miss the associations of the domes-
tic hearth. Also the boys who do
not care to spend their leisure in
the saloon, or pool room, wish there
could be some organized fashion in
which they could get acquainted
with congenial companions of the
opposite sex.
S. |. SwenSon, a natural born
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
FOUR ORPHANS
ARE PLACED IN
GOOD HOMES

Four children were placed in
good homes yesterday by the Or
phans' Home of Spokane, through
the best method that can be en-
ployed in arranging such matters
formal adoption in the superior
court.
Mrs. NJ. L. Dey, the superintend-
ent Of the home, looked after the
work in person, and was at the
court hearings. Formerly Spokane
county paid $40 for a child thus
placed in a private home by adop-
ton. In the present case it did
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
AGED HUSBAND WANTS DIVORCE,
MONTHLY ALIMONY AND GUARDIAN
(By United Press Leased Wire)

SEATTLE July IA guardian, divorce $50 a
amony the husband the demands Pierce Fitzgerald
aged 76 in suit file the today The
has ordered Mrs. Eidora Fitzgerald
she should be required aged husbands
port.
The couple married August year. Fitzgerald
stated lifelong bachelor quiet literary
suits until he his wife who Immediately charge Of
him. married him all Of his
property, amounting about $4,000.
Since sleeping hall
having pocket money him by
Fitzeeads husband
the home until June H. The appoint o. H.
La Fargo uardian of estate Of the husband.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
HUSBAND FINDS YOUTH UNDER
HIS WIFE'S BED; SLABS HIM

ing the unwritten law"
Pitcock was informed by a friend
that young Gibson was with Mrs.
Pitcock. He fastened from the
prison to his home. When he dis
covered Gibson he stabbed him 81
times. Pitcock then fired a shot
at his wife, who had taken refuge
in a shed. The Pitcocks long had
been friends of the Gibson family.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
CITY NEW 6
~ IN BRIEF ~

F. V. Yeager, principal Of the
Garfield school, will be a candidate
for county superintendent of
schools.
The old Pine Creek dairy ranch
at Opportunity, containing 10
acres, has been sold to L. Pierce
of Iowa for $4,000.
Joseph F. Warren, for two years
chief of the Spokane police, and
now special agent of the depart
ment of justice, arrived in the city
yesterday.
An effort Is being made by the
Washington Water Power company
to land a contract to light the city
of Colfax and furnish the power to
pump water for the town. Presi-
dent H. NJ. Richards of the w. w.
P. visited the city council of Col
fax on this mission.
E. l.. Frazier and his cousin,
Homer Frazier, were taken to the
police station yesterday afternoon
by Officer Casey for mixing it at
Second avenue and Madison street.
(. l.. says the cause of all the
| trouble was slurring remark made
| by his cousin about the bride that
he &c. L. married a couple of days
ago. ..
Mrs. Emma r. Dyer has sold the
three story brick apartment house
on the north side of Fourth avenue,
| between Monroe and Lincoln
streets, to Mrs. Sarah E. Lichty for
5000.
e. v. Lambert, president Of the
city council, who returned yester-
day from business trip to Chicago,
believes the only suitable site for
the new city hall to be the block
between Second and Third avenues
and Mill and Post streets.
The North Coast railroad petit.
toned the city council last night for
permission to close several streets
in the western section of the city,
as they desire more room to erect
shops. The road promised to spend
quarter Of million dollars i'm
proving other streets to take the
place of the thoroughfares closed.
July 10 is the date fixed upon to
settle the question.
Estimating the incoming freight
tonnage of Spokane for 1910 at
$50, 900 tons. and the probable value
at $5,600,000, the interstate COM
merce committee of the chamber of
commerce believes the new freight
rates will save the consumrs of Spo-
kan $1,400,000 on incoming freight
alone, using % per cent as the
basis of reduction.
While reporting the baseball
game Tuesday for the Postal Tele-
graph Co., Arthur S. Bimrose, oper-
ator, received a flash, Baby has
just died" He knew that his year
old child was seriously i'll and i'm
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FILIPINO PARDONEO.
Omitted Press Leased Wire)

. LEANENWORTH, Kan,
, July 7.-Natele Nails. a Fill
. Pine who has been confined in
, the federal prison her for the 4
, psf year, was freed today on a
. conditional pardon issued by 4
, President Taft. Nails was con
. victed of murder in the consul
. lar court at Shanghai and sen
: fenced to Is years imprison- 4
, ment.
; One of the conditions of the 4
, pardon is that he remain away 4
; from China.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

(6y United Press Leased Wire)
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July T.
Finding Higgins Gibson, age is, hid,
ing in his wife's room under the
bed John Pitcock, chief clerk at the
Arkansas penitentiary, stabbed the
youth to death and attempted to
shoot his wife today. He then gave
himself up and coroner's jury to-
day exonerated him upon his plead
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
(ey United Press Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON. July lies
sons of the Jeffries-J ohnson fight. -
will be the topic of a sermon by
Rev. ]. Milton Waldron, colored,
announces he will preach Sunday.
Il will say something to make the
country sit up and take notice, :"
said Rev. Waldron today.
IL believe that because Johnson
won, prize fighting will be stopped
forever. The white people are un-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

who have been accustomed to going
about in "chug-chug" wagons for
all the multifarious occupations,
amusements and pleasures-speed-
ing, reckless driving, joy rides in
cluded-that make life worth while
"a very short while sometimes
will not be compelled to suffer the
ignominy of being carried behind
horse flesh on the last ride they
will get.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07
Box CANYON Outings

DV-N N-ttIi OHf Y ete'H1foN
Take the |. & w. n. Box Canyon
special Sunday at $40 a. m. 60.
R. & N. depot and enjoy Spokane's
grandest single day trip down the
mirrored Pend Oreille river by
Steamer lone. Call at l. & w. N.
office, 705 Sprague, for particulars
and beautiful booklet and map.
Phone Main 597. ++*
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

CHICAGO, July THE latest in
ducement to die is the promise of
a Joy ride to the six-foot mound in
an automobile hearse. Undertaken
Bentley, 1921 Lincoln avenue, who
has started the new style in funeral
vehicles says that Chicago people
are dying to ride in his Joy wagon
hearse.
The enterprising Chicago "cits"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

S. /. Swenson, a natural born
healer, has his office at the Tour
aine hotel, where he receives pa
tents. Room 1877, second floor. ***
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-07

While reporting the baseball
game Tuesday for the Postal Tele
graph Co., Arthur S. Bimrose, oper-
ator, received flash, Baby has
Just died" He knew that his year
old child was seriously i'll and i'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-12

@Hroen geitern sipei anaben in Bsp.
ming anfgefnHbeu.

Seitsns bes Superintsnpsnten W.
q. GrouIe tpuroe geitern an ale fdtbos
liihsn Waiisn1duisr unb 9sfpdbrdns
ftolteH ielepboniib bic anfroge geitellt.
ob sipei anoben permibt tpiiroen, es
tpurbe ibm aber a[lentbdfben Die Qusa
iunft ertbeili, oaB Riemanc feh!e. 9ers
anlohun9 biersu boten srpei Enoben,
bic 9sitern In nein fiirhterltheH
Sfneeipetter halb nerbunasrt uno bal6
erfrorsn bdrfub in Wpoming umbers
irrter uno bdnu bon einem Wsanne in
bds 6nus css 6erru 6. H. Stedrns in
gDDcming gebraft tuurSsn, Der iie in,
eigenen 6auis gu 9ett bringen lisb uno
nat einem 4rste ihidts. Die andbsn
pur,n 10 ssi6ipdtt. oab iie nift oisl
iaeen tonntsn. Sic iino stipa ad1t ooer
10 Sabre alt uno btbauptsu, aus BEN
ct. Soiepbs Seim an Der Winton Rodo
81 fonmen, aus oem man lie entianot
babe. um grennboly gu iammeln. Gs
isi odnH Der beftie: SdneeIdu siule.
irtten uno iie bitten iit osrirrt. Sic
lngtn, oab iie 8istrih unp Wiqer bic
ben. 4n Der WInton Ronb giebt es t:in
81. Soiepbs Seim.
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Weitere Cin(6dbungen
Weftern Der zpesials sfpmmiiiion oie ztemers
bebDroe berid)tet
ud bier wnrOen bic steneruertbe Surdwes beoeutenO

9erGteuerbsborbe iinb am 9eitriaen
1dge bic RsueinIddBungsn bes
@runbeigenthums uno Der 8auli6tsiz
ten in sipei peiteren 5duiergeoi.rtsn
beg GeIhdifsseutrums iibermittslt
porben, uno aud in bisIeu beiosn
SGufsrsepisrten bat bic GinitGsunasz
tommiFion. bic ii6 befanniIih aus
ben 6erren 80. W. 6uaIe, 6iram G.
Mectgrs, GIfpe- 6. Conner. 6. g..
Dcrnette unb 2efpis 3. ;Folasr suz
famnenieBt, san3 bsbsutenoe Grb6b>
ungen Der Steuertpertbs porgsnoms
men.
Die 6duisrsspisrts. iiter biz asitsrn
kri1:si tpuroe. fino bas 8spisr. 3tpis
ihen benz 9opernment Square, Der
SehIien, Der Wnlnut unn Der Wain
Str, uno bas Gepiert 3fpildtn Der
8isrten. Der Jiinftsn, Der Wain uno
Der Mnlnut S.rabe.
8dn3 beoeutsno tit bier Der Steuers
iuertb bss 9runhitiids srb0ht iporoen,
auf ipeldem oas gunoesaebduos Itebt.
Jiir bas oori1s Sabr mar Der Steuerz
ipsrtb bss 8runbitiids dui 81 ,O90, 800
ungeiebt gspe;rn. fpdbrsnb bic neue
SteuertommiiIion bas 9runbTtiid auf
S2.189.000 abgsitdtt bat. Dagegsn
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&terblidfeitsberidbt.

GiiIabetb qfifttr. 81. 2542 Bart
Ipenus. oarnpergiftung.
gnam IRIDIUM, 81, 1882 Sneamore
Strcse, 2eberperbdrtuna.
Sduslins Barter, 5 Wonats. 1779
5oirnseno 4pe., Snaueit in G6pe6e.
Wuibiloa Gilbert, 81, gobmlnn'fhe
Wiitiuenbeimath. Grippe.
Jobn Martofsip. 81, Tdpip Str.
unb Central 4oenus. prsbs.
Sohn Wbite. "a, 3419 Selforo aDe.
gunsenenisiinouns.
sltice Warlmdn. AT, 2uolou. ap.,
Sarsomd.
Sohn ammon, %, 1645 Queen Gin
aDtnue, ShpinbIudt.
emma 2snbsr Obsr6en. 9ebirnblu.
ten.
Morp Gflonb, 445 of 2. Strass,
Grih6pfimg.
Marp 5buitsr, 81. zoos GIm Str,
Rubr.
Senrp 8errpman, IS, 14O5 Spcas
more Strobs. Snqueit in Shpebe.
Ruboipb Webmer, IL, 1916 Sones
Strabe, 5ersIeiben.
Guidndb Mdrtin. 81, 1852 Gaitern
4Dsnue. 2uHserentSiinbuns.
William Sebtmnnn, 80, 548 gdftern
Mrenue, 8rthour6Fau.
gois q. SdloB, SO. 1910 Sobn Ct,
arsbs.
syrant SduIte. 81. 2140 Dine Ctr.
2unsensnt3iinouns.
Jrant 8. aope. 49. prospect placs,
Sn1ueft in Shtpebs.
DilIiam Gpisbasel, AZ Sabre. Sus
queii in S6lpebe.
Scbu Gbriitopber atasr, 80, 47O0
GHdtrins SiraB.. Gri6Spfuns.
Snrrist gbai. Robbins. 70, 9luburn
apenus uno 5oaiiter Str. Dio6etis.
aoiiiie Jabner. SO. 424 5oiptborns
antnue. luneenentsiinbuns.
sSohn 6innan. 40. 14l4 Zine Str.
Mus5ebrung.
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bat lie ben Steuerfpert9 bss Gs6Gubes
feIbft um elm Menisss reousirt, MANS
lid pou 100000 auf S6.500.000.
8an5 bsbeuteno bober lit aud Der
Steusrtpertb bes GrunbItiids angsiest,
duF ipeIhem bic 4tlas RationaI gant
ftsbt, nGmGh auf $4,000, tpdbrsnb
Der bisbsrias Steuernertb $57, 800
bstrug. 8as nsue @erts Gebdubs an
Der Sshiten Strabs, bas fir Steuers
3ipede nit $23, 600 betperthet mar, bat
mad Der gesenndrtigsn GinFhdbung
einen Steuerpertb pon 100000 uno
bas @runbftiid, beHen Stsuernertb
friiber nit $4,000 angegeben mar,
lit duf $4,000 abgsffdBt fporbsn.
Cine bebeutenbe grhohung beg Steus
erpertbs bat e6enfaIls Das 8ebdube
Der Commercial 3ribune so. srfabrsn.
'beHen Stsuerperth bisber $4,000
aepeIen mar, pdhrenb er ieBt $247, :
900 betrdgt. 9as Grunbitiid, aui
net6sm bos 0ebdube itsbt, mar ios
ueit nit S93.15O bepertbst getpeier
unb lit isst uuf S233,250 ubgsI6dst
tporben.
Die dlte unb bic neue 4bihdbung
in ben obenerpdbnten beiben Sduiers
gepierten iii tpie foIgt:
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Smr Staotbpipital
@croen Die eriten gerIuhe nit Der
GtufMbruug oes 9snturaaies fiir
bic Dffentlidcn Iuitalten
gcmndlt meroeH.

Der EpntroQrdth oronete IN Ieiner
9eitrigsn StBung an, oab Der erIte 9er=
iuh NIT gluturgas in 0ffentltden 4nz
italten i'm Staotboipital gemuht perz
ben ion. Si6erbeitsbirettor SmaQ
bat Der Union 9as anb Glectric So.
Orbsr gegeben, bic nDtbigen 9erbtna
Duneen unp 9prrihtuagen fir Die
probe berIteLIeu gu lalIeu.
Rad 2lnitht oes Mupors eigret Tib
tstn Snititut bsFer fir ben 8erfuf.
oIs oas Stubtboipital. JOrt lit 6err
5ebreubath SuperinteuDeut, Der gleifs
3eitig ais elmer Der fdbioiten SHges
nieure Der StaDt betarnt iit.
8on !5errn W. s. Roogers, Dem
SuperintenoeRten Der GonIolioateo
Goal Co., mar Elm Shreibeu eiugeganz
gen, in benz bebduptet lpirp, DAP bic
Staot Die Grfabrung MAIDEN tpuroe,
odb ibr Raturgas heI3ung tbeurer ME
Gas 3u iteben tommeu piirbe. !6err
RDogers nletnt, oab bel Il Gents per
SubitfuB 8as Die Staot fir einen
Gent $1,000 Ginbeiten WGrnle
betdme, pdbreno iis bel 8obIen,
3u $500 per Sonue berehnet, fir
einen Gent 142,0OO Wdrmeeinheiteu
srbalte. I'm 8as ebenio profitabel
ME 8ohlsn gu MAIDEN, pIroe ss notbig
feiH, ben qreis auf iieben Gents per
tauieno aubitfub 3u reousireu.
Der Ulapor berbielt Iin oieIer Or
tIGrung qeqenuber obtpQrtenp, er Mill
erit oas Reiultat hes 8erfuhs i'm
Stubthoipital abpurten. sSn1 uebriz
gen meinte Der Mapor, t0nne Die Stabt
ia immerbiu etne iieben Gents Rate
forbern. Sine nfdt asrinae Wihtioteit
fpriht bingeaen Der Manor bem 8ass
gsbrduh in Qnbetraht DER oaourh bers
beiqeftibrten geieitiguns Oes Rauhs
iibels 5u.
Director Sunomdter lit Der U9ei
nuns, oaB iib oon elmer 8drneeinbsit
ihiperlth rsoen lu'ie, ea oieie dlein
bon Der GudIitat Der sebruutteu Sohz
len abhdHge.
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rem $500 afs Seimitdttens8e ligung
5ugefprohen.
Sobn s. Rpldn erlungte Elm 8eroitt
iiber $431.79 gegen SObn s. Robinz
ion.
2tuf Grunb erltttener 8erlebungen
erldnqte @m. 6. Oamerou Elm 8eroitt
iiber $500 gegen bic Cincinnati,
9eOrgetopn unb portsmoutb giIenz
bahn=9efeafdIft.
G6as. WfaIon erlangte Elm 8erbitt
ii6er $125O gegen @tuiam gorbes.
Sn Der $2500 SdaoeneriaBtlage
oes Stepben Slider gegen bic Gtncinz
natl 3raction So. DurDe uuf 4noro@
nunq Des Ri6ters Elm 8erbttt 81 9uHz
ten Der 8ertlagten abgegeben.
Wtabel 4mduu bat Die S. Crane So.
pegen erlittener Yerlebungen auf CAB
lung DON $1,000 perttagt.
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NaSlenball bss Sentidsn 2answeb.
pereins.
Ode IL. nab yins strais.

D<r srobe Mastens uHb Oefea.
f4ofssbdQ bes Deutitsn Qanbp<hr<
pereins. Der fiir btute albenb in
oer 4rbeiisrbolIe orransin iporosn
III, perfpriht ems ber sl1nsenbjien
GreigniiIe Der Gdiion 5u iperbtn. Das
init ben Worbereiiungen betrauie ROM
mitiee, an befen Gpibe bic Gxrren
Hkbsr urn Senbtlbof ittben, bat teine
Wii6en unb Rotten sefdeui, nm ben
erfolg ber JshIihieit su fidxrn unb
bat aud fur biibffe uno lpsrtbpcIIc
preiie fur bic fd0nIien Ddmens unb
nerrenmaslsH Gorge aefrdgen. Der
Qonfnl bss Deutihen 9eihs, Or. Z.
VI. eettenbdnr. bat 5usriast. bis G<fts
reoe jii buiten unb auh rtrfhiebene
it0btiite Hedmten boxn bic an he
ergdngfue Ginlaoune gu bsm NolI an.
eenommen. DIR N<fn4 biirftt Elm
gro6drtiser iptrbsn. bsnn bic Mehrs
5dbl ber befreunbetsn Uertint bat ts
i6IcHen, Dlsdblis an BEN Nul tbeils
5unf9mtn, q
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ietner Sreunoin 2tgnss Barn gu iibera
ndaten pfle9ts, unter Der 4nttage bes
aleinoiebItubls oerbuftet tporoen. Gr
muroe i6ulotg befunoen, msbrere Sc
oertoffer pon perIhiebenen 8abub0feu
geftoblen 81 baben unb nit elmer Strd
fe pOn 30 5agen arbeitsbaus, $25 uno
Soften beIent.
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SdJmadl unD
hernuter sefpmmer.

pa5 ih berTdieoene Rtttel 9ebrauhte,
obne biet 8eiierltug 81 finoer.
nS6ltcBlih beihloB i'd, Berunn 81
oeriuhen. Cd fiibtte befier mad Der
,riten Go1is. 0nhbem ib bret SIai6en
3enon,n1eu bate, mar itb oouitduoig
!urtrt. Sd tnun mid nidt 8ebitbreuo
1usorildeu itber Shre tuunoerbdre
Entoedung. Berurd.~
4eruua ipiro bergeiteut bon Der Res
TINA SruG D}fa. &c., Columbus. ..
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Moreen iiber .1as GebeimniB her
ipirtlihfn aeiitlihen aroft- ifno am
Mbenb iibtr ~Dos 6oren auf Sein
ae5res preoissn. Seoermann III su
ben GOtttsbisniien sinselaben unb
ipilItomnxn.
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- auf isinem 2anbiibe in gpeanz
tiec 6ills, y. w., laBt iih sSobn 2.
RodefelIer etnen 0artenpart pon elmer
pradt einrihten, tpie aehnIi1es iih
taum fouitpo Finhen biirfts. 1afur
Derben iih Die Soften audi anf etipa
Spei UiIlionen Dollars fteaen.
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0irdlidss.

Yrebiger Sobn q. Braun BON Der
Grfttn Dtutfn<n WiihoFl. Metbobifien
airhe an Der Race G.raBe. sipifhen
btr 13. uub IL. Girrbe. nirc GonHtas
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glof begrcn5t uon Government z

qOhoiiits uno Ger. Ct. 9oaamt, @oStras
pernmtnt 5auar., 400 bel lg8 ......
Atlas Rational Pant esbdmot, 5l6, 5i3
gssalRut Ctr, 81 bsi 100 .
q. u. Sdtuitr, Rshdurant, nno gaoibala
Hais, $40, 522, ga 9ealnut 1tr., 40 bel
luV .,............. .-,......
6ommsrtial IribuHt Gjebdups, 526, 528
g9dlHut ctr, II bel PAT ......
fansI's Gais, 532 9ealnut Str, Ia bel 100
WetrcpoIitaR Pant, j3i 9ealnut Cir, 10
bel sI ............
SotsI Gim.r, z. 6. Ode 6, uHo gsaInat
CTR, 80 bel 10 .......-...........
II. 1tdsl, i5drbersi, lo7 "a 6. Ctr, Is bsi
Sbcrib's S,ottl, io9 ch 6. ctr, - bti57
gStiHberper Gros., Sifort, Ill, ll3 III 4.
Ctr, II bel % ..................,
=. u, RinsIeD L 60, lis Ef 6. Str.,
Z3 Del ~ 49,. .............
&ihmcue Bros, GarbeH, III g 6. Ctr,
Y eet " .,........... ........ .........
arnolp lis,ig L 5on, gisarrsu, ll9, III
CT o. Ctr, "a BEL % .............
@trtes sc3tb0aos, l23, l25 Ct 8. Ctr, 10
Del ~ ....,............ ......-.....
Geo. @itts, Gjrcserp, l27 a 6. Ctr, "a
bsi IS
Gait eouls, z. u, ode 6. uuo Taiu str,
GA bel l67
gleoiin's GaneDs 5t0Ts, 529 Waiu Ctr, II
bst ZVp ....-....-......++
Z. {. Sonoer sarnsb &c., 527 WaiH Ctr,
II bet 200 ......
Snib gaiIsp Gais, SIS WaiHSfr, I6 BEL loo
eirtolu Ann Court, n. g9. Ode Raiu uHo
Government Qlnee, rs bel 100 ......
6.g. Hlurrap. @optrnmtnt place, 80 bel "a
9luf bcareu,t pom gierte,
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!. G. 6in & Co., Gisarrsn, unb bic Rui:
man gaHbp Go, u. g. ode 4. uHe gedl'
nut Ctr, 50 bel 81 ..............
Siaac oirih, los CT 4. Ctr, II BET 81 :.
R a. Rein 60, Slovif, uno 1reosrid
Shmibt, e3runOeieenibum, ll0-ll4 On
T. Etr., 80 BEL III .........
tlHotripooo 1psepriisr Co.; Or. Wat.u.
bad. Spt,ialiF.; S6asisr Rubbtr Go;
Golsimitb Ton smporiins Co.; 5bs aso:
lien Co.. il6-ls2 St 1. Gtr., ITO bsi
srts, slst4tr, g;lorih 1874 on 4. str, Is
8. marrs { Son, iaucp Griiatt, i36 "a
T. Str, Is BET 63 .........
Sulius gasr. iSloriH, 140 CT 4. CTR;
0ingans snr 6rfitn Vrtsb aird,t; Il.
6irifltr, Gptiter; 8. Ratiermau, Sr.,
s,nlpsiisr; Collins & griiasemar, aunf'
etore; Grfs 1rtsb. atras, l40-l48 ~.
A. Ctr, 96 bet iG9 ........
Darpefts & 60, sflprif,en: Soip's apotbsis.
81 4 Gdt g. unb Tlain Str, GO BEL -
Ton. w. gaulff, 6iaarrtH, nne itertebenosr
Gtors, 407-4ll gsain Ssr., - bel 80. !.
RisB Siaht onn 1trige Co., 4l5 dRaln
Ctr, l5 bel 81 .......s....
9. Qobl, asfauraut, AT WalH CTR, II
bel 6f .................,.
armNrona, !3situnaen uno Strslbmattrias
lien, 4l9 Waiu Ctr, Is bel 60. ......
0surp Rurrs, gilesrrabmen, 421 Waiu
Str, Is bel 60 .......
Guttn Gitp G,os Siops ane ;sirturs 60,
423. 425 Wain =tr., AZ bel 60 ......
@to. e grpon. Pu6bruder. une She geeIss
bcdb Go, 427, 429 WaiH ctr, % BET 90
gsm. Uliar gaanae aHb Gurnoet Co.,
Gburh 4ince, 35 BEL 30 .........
gsiderins 6aremare Co., 2ogsrbaus, Gbura
Vlacs, 81 bel 35
D. z. aohns * 60, gaellentpaarsu. q. 20.
Gfs Wain unb 6bmrh 1iaee, II bel co. :.
3aas & Manning, GGft, A33 Brain Ctr,
10 bel 90
Tenn Dsaricm, Ssriid,ts; Il. o. 2aipien
60: 5ebuisn Gros., Cafe, AS, f37, 439,
AL Tlein Ctr. So bel 81. 60.........
aatnsGSebduee, z. - Gdt 5. uno Meia
Ctr, 25 bel go
I. q. ehr5osr 4 Co, Giieuipaarsn, 1873
Oh S. Ctr, 25 bel lit ..........a..
Ercmspeu Co., earhtn, unn gam. Rilltr
Ranae ano furnace Go, i25, l27, l29
EA g. Str, 30 hei lit .....,.......
Robert GIerie Go, guasGtore, l2i, l23
On 5. Ctr, 25 bet III ...............
u. ~. ~pAtpthH q 6b.f [SpNAGxNeuNGASsg y
Gents < Rtbleft Co., III, liz Efs 5.
CTR. 10 BET III ..............
grnmmel & ssosl, fsiIh Sfore. unn gtIe
Clair Cafe. Ii5. il5 Of S. Str. So tst
lit .........-....+.
NaHsr's 9shGurani, Ill On 5. Str, %
bel Iii ..a........
5ef. ". gsblss' storss, "a .. CTR, ~
bet lit ....+......+-..... ..-...
Gns 1raciiense sesbdaos, z. &. sids 5. ano
9i5oinuf CTR, 10 bel 5s 5s.......
Nertautile Iibrarp gebaace. E,alaHt Sir,
l47 bel 100 ..........