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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03

The epidemic Of Influenza
corza-Grip-is rapidly spread
iag throughout the entire country,
TIE importance of escaping conta-
s'on, with long winter ahead,
appeals to everyone.
DR.. Humphreys Seventy
seven meets the exigency OF the
Epidemic.
Taken early, cuts it short.
Taken during its prevalence pre-
occupies the system and prevents
Its Invasion.
a small vial Of pleasant pellets,
MS the vest pocket. At your
druggist 25c. or mailed.
buelpbreys' Homeo. Medicine Co.. Cor. Will
Peat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03
1*M@thhtmg &0n.
~ OUTER APPAREL MILLINERY - FURs
FOR WOMEN. MISSES ard JUNIORS

In our selection of models, materials
and shades we always have in mind the
exactiug woman-the one who wants
the uncommon IN style.
Far qChateper occasion the Opera, the Horse
Sho7c. the Theatre, for Restaurant 1Oear,
afternoon Functi0ns-and Outing EVents, sub
as the Football Canes Motoring, etc., with
their demand for garments of 90armth and
c0mfort-the same iudiUidnaHty OF style and
sensible prices characterize EVERYTHING In
the five salons of this Store de Luxe
Whether one is seeking smart Street Froek Of serge
broadcloh velvet corduroy charmeuse at $35, or an
elaborate Evenng GolUn $685. $85, $50 and upward.
there is the same good taste in every garment.
The beautiful Wraps Of chameusc, velvet and brocade
many fur-tnmmed at SIS, s55, sos and S75j and the
stunning Wraps of silk velvet plush mateae and brocade
with collar and cuffs Of ermine mole, fox chnchila
squirrel, at s135, sI65, sI05, $3.50 and upward.
The smart Tailor-uade Suits Of uncommon style and
material at SIS, SIS, sos, SIS, or the charming Fur
trimmed Models at sos, SIS, sS5, 500 and upward
The chic Walking Hats at $751; se2 and SIS, and the ex-
quisite Dress Hats at $50, $35, $40 and upward.
The nch Fur Sets Of pointed fox at SIS; Of mole at 25
of aupe fox at sIe5 and $780, Of sered fox at $780, Of
ermine at $780, Of broadta at s225; Of wolverine at $780,
Of cross fox at sI35;; Of chinchila at $50.
The luxurious Fur Coats variety Of the most effective
plain and daped models $685. $50, 5000, $3.50 and
upward the new Fu,-Hned and Furtrimmed Motor Coats
1858, $685. SIS and upward.
The showing as whole constitutes an ensemble
Of fashionable Onter-dress from which the fas-
tidious woman will derive genuine pleasure and
entire satisfaction in making her selections.
AT no other time during the season will the display be
complete and attractive NOW. and we cannot too
strongly urge the ACCESSIBILITY Of coming before the very
choicest things are sold and be duplicated at any
price, As usual the invitation to them is sincere
whether looking buying.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-03
EUROPE ARMS
FOR INTERVENTION

Continued from irst page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

WANT TRANSFER
OF CITY POUND TO
HUMANE. SOCIETY

Arguments pro and con for the
transferring OF tho city dog and
cattle pound TO the management OF
the King County Humane society
we're presented TO tae council. ].
+. Rudeladorp. Judge X. K George
and other members OF the humane
society appeared. Chief Pound
master Henry Gree Is strongly op
poscd 10 this change. In n com
munication TO the council he points
out that not only IL tho humane
character OF tho pound preserved
by the city, but that Il alao obtains
fair revenue from Il.
RudeIadorp. answering a question
OF Councilman pclrce. said the so
cicty. would DO willing 10 accept
the supervision OF the humane de-
partment OF the police department.
Councilman Blaine vigorously oh
Iccted against farming out public
utilities to private societies. and
the matter went over for a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
SERVICE
ROUSES IRE Of
NORTH END

lho members OF the North End
Progressive league have become so
trritated over tho negligent service
afforded by the present telephone
system that they have instructed
me to communicate 10 ascertain n
some redress ~ possible They are
also anxious 10 know what progress
IA being made toward the eatab-
hshment OF municipal telephone
system for which the voters have
expressed their desire
This letter. aligned by Mrs. Elnor
q. Cameron. secretary OF the North
End Progressive league. has been
addressed to the city utilities com
mittee of the council. The poor
service Of the telephone company
generally. and In the outlying dis
tricts especially. has aroused an M.
gent demand In the north end that
the city take immediate steps for
tho establishing OF the city teie-
phone. The council voted 81 500
for the 1913 levy 10 provide for tho
preliminary preparation for the ac-
qulsition OF city owned telephone
service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
lore PAY FOR
uHOOL TEACHERS

- schcdulo OF salaries for
sshool teachers. providing for
", .sr,ase OF tho maximum from
IA 10 1850 was yesterday
" \, the school board. The old
~ .s',s provided FOR a minimum
' .ss ., si.oso, which was In
- led a year for five years.
maximum OF $3.50 was
. ~ The new schedule es'
~ his period Of yearly Increase
= ~ head Instructors in the high
.ss,s who are now receiving
"a i rear under the new SEIZED.
IN receive $3.50 the tirst
=. nd 1850 the second. Heads
sjsesrsmenss now receiving ~ ;e-o
n receive an increase Oh ssV a
- lOr two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
VERY BRIEF STAY
HERE FOR KNOX

A telegram from Secretary OF
State Philander c. Knox. stating
that his stay I'm Seattle would be
only two or three hours. has dis
arranged the plans for his enter.
tainment made by the Chamber OF
Commerce. lie viii arrive In Sc
attic August %. az 1850 D m. and
will sail late the same afternoon.
His telegram said that he would
be clad 10 meet the members OF
the chamber Informally II he has
sufficient time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

Roy 60 Mr.. and Mrs. w, 1sentosh.
1909 fealer.
Roy 60 Mr., and Mrs. ~ 4. Chester
field. iaa Crockett at
Oil tu Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. spraKar
SsO2 Woodland,
Girl 10 Mr.. and Mira. n. NJ Gesh-
ram. ais w Caller IT.
uirl TO Mr.. and Mrs. q. J. Thorenen,
aOs3 w. Goth ~
uiri 20 Mr.. ana Mrs v. 1fouain.
toaAM Jackson vt
uirl TO MIR. and Mrs. w. n. Fisher.
els Elicit nv.
uiri TO Mr.. aud Mrs J. A. Mont
gomery. siG FIFTH Az. NJ
ORR 70 Mr.. and Mrs. ". q. Seaman.
1917 nth aN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
CITY BUDGET ON
CAR LINE

The city council will take up TO
morrow the budget for next year.
involving the operation OF the city
car line on Division a. the first por-
ton OF the route. The line Is to be
built district by district. and early
next year Seattieites will undoubted.
~ have their first opportunity to
ride In city-owncd and operated
street cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug 15.-That
the HilI interests intend soon to
establish direct steamship service
between Astoria, Ore, and San
Francisco n seemingly well
guarded report here today. Fast
train service between Portland and
Astoria TO connect with the steam
ers Ia planned. II is stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
TICKLE" WAS FATAL

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Aug. ID
ncrt Rogers OF North Platte. Neb..
today IL dying here rs the result OF
knife wounds inflicted on him by
the escort Of a young woman Rog.
erS attempted 10 tickle with n fcath-
or during the carnival here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
wEsTIAIxE

10 bars laundry soap. CSC; s5c bot
tie olives. zoe. flour. st.i0 sack po-
tatoes, 75o 10o-lb. sack; pkgs,
Jeiio. csc. f5c prpneg, lbs, 2bc;
watermeions. iOc each; ~ lbs. cane
.aait Zoe. fOc ammonia and biuing
z for csc. cans milk. 20c. lbs.
green peas, Csc, corn meal, white or
yellow. 1G-lb. sack. soc; lob. sack
rolled oats fOc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
PUBLIC MARKETS


Peaches. soc crate. Bartlett pears,
Toe and i5c. crabapples, SC 10; spiced
2sc ID Alaska bioaters. for 1oc,
Tor 25c: sauerkraut. ats l5cs y
ioaves home made bread, CSC; gloss
starch. 7zc pkg. Csc soap powder.
Use. corn starch. SC pkg. bluing, &c
best oatmeal, Csc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
VITAL RECORD


BIRTHS
Boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Harris,
b4I7 33rd It, - 80
Hoy TO Mr. and Mrs. q. III. Allen,
g13 gath nv,
Boy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. J. 70. Roger.
1895 Seventh nv
Roy 10 Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mckay.
1908 Eighth nv.
BOY 10 Mr.. and Mrs. III ole. 22l7
Second w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

Lamb chops. i2Mc n; boiling
beef. 81 h.. lamb stew, &c hi pork
chops, isc 10. black bass. loo H.:
ling cod lbs. 1Sc. German carp. y
lis. csc: silver smeits. 3 lbs. goo;
halibut. 2 lbs. 15c: founders. be ip',
clans. I0c pail: sturgeon. ibc ID;
aoles. lbs f5c: kippered salmon.
f5c ib.; smoked salmon, zoe lb.;
creamery butter, lbs. Csc. reno
waited butter, SOC ib.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

bors. and sociable. Have schools,
churches. daily mail, telephones,
electricity and all the advantages,
and none of the deadenlng, democrat
iztng. damning Influences OF tho
city.
You will own your job. You can
raise chickens. keep a COW and a
pig or two, raise your own vege-
tables and fruits. The Riddles can
play without your wife being In con-
slant fear OF their straying into tho
street, victims OF street cars, motor
cycles and autos.
There are no failures Of crop with
irrigation. No business within reach
OF the small man is 80 profitable
as fruit growing under irrigation.
No Investment IL go sure OF con-
slant, steady increase as that In
irrigated orchards.
Five acres under irrigation will
make fine living for family. Ten
acres make you rich.
BY our low prices and liberal
terms we make II easy for any
worker 10 own his home and his
job.
No man 10 really free when some
other man owns his Job.
Be q Job owner. Be free mani
Come In and let us tell you about
our proposition, our country. elm.
ate and possibilities for profits and
Independence.
ADRIAN POWER & WATER co.
225 Leary Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

Name and Rokidence Ago.
Daniel w. Brown, Seattle ... Legal
Eva Elsie Hart. Seattle ,.... LaKal
w. E. Patterson. Portland, Or...t..ff
Gather sparks. Port Biakeiey. III
William Werner. Seattle ...4....s0
Christine Mana. Reattia ........ss
w. X Mackay. feattle ...... Legal
Carrie keriin. Seattle ...... Legal
Oscar W Wilson. seattle ......4..9a
Annette fIndail. Seattle ........s.zi|
v. ~ Gowran. Sr,. Seattle. 49,. Legal
Anna Walters, Seattle ....... Legal
William Walker Draper, Everett. .se
uiadya A, hashor. Everett. ....+.fe
Frank A. Decker. Seattle. ...ss Legal
Roac A. w. Heck. Seattle. 80. Legal
Juniua A. itomer. Seattle. .........sz
liasel II. Morgan. Seattle 80
Earl ~ Newton. Seattle. ...... Legal
y, May cpison. Seattle 1880. Legal
RodEef aroff, Feattie ...........s3
Resale Fairchild. seattle ......z0
q, r. hattertOn, Seattle ..........sk
Lola schiiilng. Seattle .,.....sss
Edward T. Hildebrand. Seattle Legal
Winnlfred Andrews Seattle. Legal
John Owens. Seattle ..........i. Legal
Mary Duffey, Seattle ...st....s Legal
George g ConEdou. Seattle. Legal
Amy fiprman. Seattle $3.50. Legal
John Reddick, Seattle .........33
Fiorence Williams. Seattle ..,....is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
poosEvELT TO POSE FOR movies"

..srJ ABEL PfiIA, Aug lS.-That Col. Roosevelt is
- COR the movies" to aid in his campaign as pro-
fve presidential candidate is generally believed here
gsy following the statement of confidential employee
w. = HE moving picture concern OF this city.
~. films il is said. will be miles in length and viii
r the colones from college years to his New
GA notice eommsSionership then jump the famous
~ nan charge and finally his activities chief
s,utye OF the nation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
(. AFTER US-WHAT?
enters Increase - Home Owners Decrease

n 49,. 1889 the United States cen
1910 compiling the number OF
- -. owned In this country. Each
49,. report shows an Increase Of
ssnsrs. se OF nome
~. :. .he census report OF 1900
| ~ h sas startling fact that more
~" sh the people Of the United
= were homeless-were rent
me home owners being but
~ cent. while the renters were
L. ~ cent. The 1910 census shows
krsw, per cent are now renters
sss1,,, startling condition has grown
rrI surely, persIstently as the
ksI ana setting OF the sun, de.
|tui lug TACT that our generous
kr. sam has been giving away
ls,,.' " al seekers for the last 30
y the ysd Is here. une,. Sam
n '',, nnoks farms TO give away.
,.''lons on millions OF rich
ma lands Of Kansas. Ne
Geo.. ,Uklahoma. tho Dakotas,
| ess, Mashlngton-ali have been
IN imo' the future homes? What
|Hy sa'eas prattling babes. when
49,. cyme 10 be hoFneaaekera In
Ksnt Of the Creators design /?
-, acres OF our irrigated land
M. ara VIII make you an IDEAL
|G ar Worker, when you reach
WI = sre ready for the SEGA D.
you VIII have close neigh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

AHOpSTODE- -, I and T-room flats,
newly papered. tinted and painted
Inside and out gas ranges. See
janitor. els Queen Anne nv. Mel
VILE, f73 colman Bldg Main 1851,
Fillmore Apta, furnished and unfur-
uiEhed. 80 and ti5. isif King,
Beacon 1900
The Wellington. 1903 Jackson IL. /.
modern. unfurnished. t-room.
steam heated apartments. gas
ranges, private baths. lockers.
electric washer. electric sweeper.
SIS aud up. Janitor
Copeland Court. 1908 Minor. ROOMS.
furnished. $40. phone. light NJ. t1io
Excelsior Apts.-Furnished and un-
furnished 9TH and PIKE. Main 1881.
81. Lawrence, isosh sth--comfort-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
SHORT NEWS

New York.-The department Of
commerce and labor viii ailow Al
bcrto Corrca. who arrived here a
week ago. 10 take HIS insane bride
10 Paris for cure. She had been or
dcrcd deportod to Colon.
Taaaytown.--A horse owned by
George Ferguson. Rockcfelier's leo
man friend. ate all Of John DIS cab
bages. OF which he was especially
fond.
New York.--Frcd Henry OF
brooklyn, fearing hydrophobla. sent
the head OF pickerel that bit him
at Swartswood Lake. ". J., TO tho
Pastsur institute. to SEQ whether
a fish can have rabies.
Wsshinqson.--sho~ina a friski.
ness his years belle. Uncle Joe Can.
non. at a dinner OF the Congress.
sionai Dog Days club" defeated all
rivals by high kicking. four feet five
Inches.
OniontoWr, Pa--Accuscd of
throwing stones and seriously In
juring a citizen. Guy Green. IL. was
dragged before n Justice. The JUS
tice instantly discharged him. Green
was a handless cripple.
chicaqo.--A fearful protest from
neighborhood children whose affee-
lions he had won. saved Jack" n
fox terrier. and his sentence OF
death for biting a small boy was
committed by Judge Williams TO life
behind a wire muzz!e.
Chlcago.--Wm. Hightower, strick-
en- with tuberculosis. told In court
how his pal" John Collins. muir.
dered VIM. Cloor Tho witness was
taken back to his cell and died a
few minutes afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
DEATHS

J, v. Allen. as. Providence hospital
v, Dupont. 90. Pacific hospital
NJ, 1. Dennis. so. Providence hos
pitai
A brown. ~. Seattle General hos.
pllal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

ModArn cottage. with gas range and
iikht close 90 car East tsb3.
For Hent--Modern Groom home,
nice lawn, ideal place for chick :
Gus Queen Anne i7ag. ash
Queen Ammo av
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

REAL ESTATE CONDITIONS
IMPROVING
Within the last SO days there has
been no marked an Improvement
ia demands for acreage We feel
Justified ia saying that the up
ward movement has commenced.
Now IN the time 10 buy acreage
for profit The Seattle Suburban
Tracts. situated IS minutes on the
Interurban. are. without question,
market. We will gladly show
theAs tracts AT any time. We can
mako several trips n day 10 this
land. and az tizB for large tracts.
SEEING II bUYiHD. Terms eau
be arranged t. suit your purse aud
income. By ali means see the So
attic suburban Tracts
OSCAR JENSEN A. co.
1if Northern Bank Bldg, tth a Pike
POTATO LAND
ONLY Gas PER ACRE
Good land close 60 Seattle nt a price
you will make big money on.
For a home or Investment you can't
miss a.. 6. 10 and 20 acre tracts.
Terms 81 per acre cash and Oh per
acre per month.
a. ~ NEWELL. 100 Spring ST
l0-aere bargain. 81 200. 1900 cash
rich valley land with fine stream.
on county road. well settled dis
trict. handy to Seattle and close 20
good markets.
4. VAN ARSDALE & co.
1903 Third nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

A GUARANTEE
HOME OR INVESTMENT

We have the best buy for you In
Western Washington. We know
this land has the value, and we
want you 10 know A. IL not as
represented. wa Will pay your ex-
panses and wages for your time
while you are inspecting this land.
The land IL good and the Ruaran-
tee In good. This hnd sells read
lily 20 those who Investigate. One
buyer said. 1t Is just like "A gift
compared 20 most other lands ]
have examined"
LoRged-off. burned over. easy 10
clear, free from rock and gravel.
finest pasture right now. Nearby
mills provide employment. HIOIfT
LOCATION AND RIGHT PRICE.
Let US tell you the fun particu-
lars.
t5s 90 20 5000 per acre. easy terms.
OREGON AND WASHINGTON
Dew. co.
All Hoge Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
|sJusf s ay"
n Means
elkhd and Genuine
HALTED MILK

Il Fed drink Tor Al Ages.
- hs.hhid than Tea OF Codee
-. Nh he weakes. digestion
Hisu. n~sostns and nuintiosA
"a nj. nahed gan. powder ionm
4 - .srA prepared h . mlnsss
- = sshs<kuae. Ash isr noRlickN
o Others are limitations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15

Housekeeping Rooms.
e~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~-e~~>tN~ ~<~~S~e~r~~Sr~~~~~r~e>N
SIC month. nicely furnished house
keeping rooms. modern residence,
sleeping porch. furnace. laundry.
bath and gas. walking distance.
Past ssst
Three or .our furnished housckeep-
ing rooms. los nth. East 1859.
one TO three rooms. newly furnished.
phone, hath: - 10 $40 month. light,
gas 1907 y Weller. beacon se5.
OLYMPIC ATS. 2oto Western av.
Single rooms. $50 up: suite
$500 up. Near public .narket
Cheap, we'll furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms at SO Howell.
Furnished housekeeping rooms, lilo
per week. ieis PIKE st Elliott aiisW
Earle. angle II. X. rooms, III Marion
Board and Room.
~,.~a~~SS~es~~~,~S~-~~ e~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~S~~
Want ed--Chfldren TO board Beacon
Flats for Rent.
~4~-~~N~4~~-~.~r~@@~~ ~~~s~~~~~s~~~N~~~
room flat, $3.50 q. A sIoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-08-15
Acreage.

These tracts are situated on Quar-
termaater Hnrbor, Naahon island.
ona OF the most beautiful spots on
Puget sound, and destined TO be-
come, in our opinion. one Of the
most popular suburban residence
IA aectlons OF both Seattle and Ia
coma. Good boat service to both
cIties The soil Is good, 1t Is par
tioularty adapted TO berries and
fruit, and tho two nearby cities
will always furnish good market
and cheap transportation. It's To-
cation also. together with the
present reasonable prices. make II
very attractive Investment. But
try 10 see these tracts. You cam
not fail to enjoy the trip. for. ms
we have said before, II Is one OF
tho most beautiful locations on
Puget sound. Very easy terms.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-06

Reue potheten.


Sorace 9reelp on 9Isnoale 9. a..
$500.
Bert. O. Moorman an SpeamDre
9. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Soparb .. 5bomas on 2errate
Bart 6. II. 9. Co., $125.
Morris RcGrisbt an SutIep 3. Il.
6. Co., $1,000.
Gplomon Wuermti on gitiSens @.
u. Ro. 2, $4,000.
gbds. 8ebnsr on Ernit Station 6.
Ii. 3. Co., $1650.
Ueorgaret q .Wartin on R. ..
Repcomb. $778.44.
Dieielbe an Scott Wa. Rpsers.
S25oO.
auouit 6. RiiIer on College 5ia
6. II. g. Co., $3.50.
Sobn Ssnrn gtuelIer on Wm.
9pep,s. s25o.
2ouis gaiIse an Sas. 6. Jibssralo.
$500.
Sarrp SO. Wannsnpetih an Beitsrn
8c Soutbern 2ife Sni. 60. $4,000.
5k @. U. peters Realtn SO. an
prcpioent g. 9. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
2ouiie So. 8in5er on Scu.herr
Ohio 6. IL. z. SO. $1,000.
Sno. q. Slug an Gbepiot 8. II. y
Co., $500.
Spiepb g. 1boma- on Go 6. Rais
bed, $1,000.
Gptpin 3. NlOrris on g. .. Goo
| per, $500.
Gpro 81. Bod on Weitern Gtrmal
gont, $4,000.
4 Gifba 3. Dobbins an Q. 9ictori,
| 4conb. $40O.
/ 2ouis 55eobolo on llnitp 8on'ln
II. SAB. Co., 800.
| 5snrp Suter on Mm. S6mis
$1,000.
I, e. 2ortna Repcomb an 8ont St'
g. u. Co., $4,000.
9etiIgte 3pp.p befen.
glnnu Z. Sullipon an Soufher
Ohio 6. Il. z. Co., $500.
Rarp 8iner on Gam. Udaer, $20C
II 81. 6. pierIpn an 5itIe Suor.
zruit Co.. $3.50.
Nlinnie Drills on pronioent 9. Z
u. z. 60, $l700.
Weorp e. Snpoer on ). q. Wooe
: s: Cons. $255.
/ u. 8. Wtiiuer on u. 6. pieriol
$l121.
!. +. garamuu on Sos. %. B
naa, 500.
aLbert 80. aobIonnn 81. 3. Graf
$500.
Sbo 3. Sarbebet an Union z. 2
II. :. Co., $4,000.
! 2ouis Jin4 on Geo. U. Uasn
$1,000.
aena g. 2erida an epanitpn Ban
/. $500.
!. 2son 6. 9rotun an Grnit Stctit
! 6. II. 8. Co., $500
Warp Gurrp gH 5omeittab g.
> 6. Co., $1,000.
9iola 6. Sndfon an Warsar
3insle. $1,000.
9erona g. 4eomb on aopance
I; Il. 6. Co., $1100.
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GnuOeiseHtbnms i uebertrasuusen

v II u l, .. AA9'
3. 9rammsr an ). R. Jiibbot, 253
SUP on &oper Riper ,Ronb; 81.
Sote Ut. Cuban on Gath. S5opIe,
l Got an 0oooparo Strabs; $1,000.
Dm. $. St,tnt an Wtprris o.
8unsmoor, Got 80 in Sdens Jarm
unterabtbeiIung; 81.
Gina 3ipis an Jraneis grsslp, %
SUP an Git DiIon apenus. GIeas
bale; $500.
2auretta 9. 8ibion an gofineer &c
Spptins, l 2ot on Saunbers Strabs;
81.
Ricolaus 9rei6sr an Nm. 5.
Sdeioe, 80 SUB on Guelio Strobs.
asnHsop 9eisbts; 81.
ameIia 8. Durbdm on 3. o,
MOormon u. 81, Got 7 in Moormar
&c Subn's unterabtbeiIung. pr!ce 5iu;
81.
2tbe Jurft on 1be 1beo. 5irihfsIo's
Cons &c., 2ot 81 unb EheiI Der Sol
80 in j. gDitie's IlnterdbibeiIuugi
$1,000.
Spispbine aittel on GttiIie Gittel
1 Got an Charlotte Strube; 81.
y. 81. Ditsrion an Quesn 9th
8drntib Co.. 80 SUB an 2ongbol
apenue; 81.
Wltnnie Wtls on Worris WeGrisbi
80 SUB on Wtt. Ysrnon 4Denus. 9pb
port; 81.
6. =. 5orpuot II. u. an Gbas. Gsb
ner, 5beil Der 2pt 425 In Brndrlt 4
Srspor's unterabtpeilung; 81.
Gopurb 9orlion OH Warp Jeliy
Got IS in .9aoer, 9. e u. lluterob
tbeiIuHg; 81.
n. 8. Reneomb an Wtdrsnrs! O
Wiartin, so Jub on Worion 4penu'
giprpoob; 81.
Wurtbu gossrt an 3. 8. 5dluetsl
221 SUB an 8orIsp Strnbe; $500.
/ Wulter s. Walomdnn on 9atti
Duebdus, 80 Jub an Gerris apenu
college 5iLl; 81.
4 Ds'tern &c Southern aife 5nf. 81
an 9arrp 10. Dunneirpetih, 2 Got
al Weitern 4bsnue; $10O81.B.
j Wattie 6. Wurpbn on 3be %. 2
peters Stealth Co, A Cots an JrDon
NDenue, Mantna ptEe; ST..
i 9ofingsr &c 5nptuls an I'm. Di
nnbue, / Got on Gd.ubers Gtrdb'
81.
i Sba g. ausbbing an Q. 2orer
QetDenmb, 40 Gub cl Blair MDsnif
81.
u UioIa O.. Sa6ipn al GslIe 6 ~