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McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-03

HEADACHE AND BILIOUS ATTACKS
Caused by Malaria removed by the use
Of Elixir Dabek cure for such ailments.
Myself and whole household had sur
fered very much for some time with
Malarial Fever. Elixir Babek' has
cured US perfectly, 80 that we enjoy 1T
present the best OF health. Jacob Eb-
Elixir Habek so cents. all druggists or
by Parcels Post prepaid from Klocsew-
ski g. Co., Washington. ID. c.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-03
No. Slx-SlxTY-SIx

This II q prescription prepared Cd
pecially for Malaria or chills and
Fever. Five or six doses will break
any case, and If taken then as tonic
the fever will not return. 25c.--Adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-03
HIDES-FURS-wO

Feathcrs roots. etc Send your next lot OF writs
for prices; II sunicient quantity will send represent.
htiye, Highest grading prompt remittance Estao.
lshcd - years, largest dealer In south References
any Clarksvilic bank or the commercial ageneiea
LII HEIMANSOHN, Ciarksville, Tennessee
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-03

Police of other cities have been
asked 60 seek a young man who. after
registering at Indianapolis, Ind, as
w. R. Anderson. Louisville, Ky, in
duced Joseph Schlansky, 50, a cloth
ing merchant, to visit his room at the
Oneida hotel to look at line of cloth
ing and then killed and robbed him
BY an executive order. Anaho Island.
In Pyramid Lake, Nevada, has been
set apart for the use of the depart
ment of agriculture as preserve and
q breeding ground for native birds.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-10-03

The Philadelphia Athletics won the
pennant in the American league by
taking double-header from Detroit,
and will be the contenders, probably
with the New York Giants, in the Sc
ries for the baseball championship OF
the world, which will be played next
month.
Rev. w. E. Pippin, a Baptist min
lister of Bentonvile, Ark, after plead
ing guilty to passing a worthless
check on a member of his congrega-
ton, was sentenced 70 three years in
the Arkansas seihrentiary.
The Federation of Women's Clubs
of America will give no official recog-
pition to- Mrs. Pankhurst, the militant
British suffragette, when she arrives
in the United States This assertion
was made by Mrs. C H. Mcmahon of
the executive board of the federation,
In session at Niagara Falls.
The death knell of the open saloon
IN Tennessee was sounded when the
state senate passed the nuisance act,
which will make operative the state
wide prohibition law, flagrantly VIC
lated since its passage in 1909.
Secretary Garrison put himself on
record against any practices savoring
of hazing at West Point. He sustained
the rece- FACTION of Col. Clarence P.
! Townsle superintendent of the mill.
tary academy, in depriVing of their
privileges IS cadets found guilty Of
the practice.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

oiets. More violets edged the sur
plice drapery of the bodice and sash
Of deeper violet satin made the pretty
gown complete. Button-strap slip
pers of pastel violet satin matched the
dainty gown. the toe os each slipper
heing embroidered with amethyst col
harmony. .
A trousseau negligee trimmed with
little pink chiffon roses is also in mind
at the. moment. The negligeo has a
tunic of fine white dotted net ABOVE
slip of allover machine embroidery
in an effective cyelet pattern and here
and there the net is draped Up with
clusters of the tiny pink roses. Pink
roses also trim the sleeves and the
Dutch cap of 'embroIderYSand pleated
net which matches the negligee.
And right here is another Easter
gift suggestion. for nothing .pleaseS
the woman who adores dainty belong
lngs like new boudoir cap more
fetching than anything she already
possesses, French caps. made Of lace.
have little tabs tho back swh!la fall
to the shoulder, the material of the
cap being gathered in behind the ears
while at the front the strip Of lace
rests lightly and softly on the hair.
over each ear 10 u cluster of small
pink roses. Perfrme- caps are exactly
like boudoir caps except that they are
a bit larger so that the cap covers
the entire head and Is drawn low over
the forehead and, ground the face.
Within the cap Is lining of silk
which is delicately perfumed and
which is removable so that the per-
fume may be renewed when necessary.
The cap should be donned Immediate
ly after the shampoo-as. soon as the
hair is thoroughly dried and fluffy.
Orris powder Is a delicate and agree
able perfume for the hair though
women who affect individual perfumes
mix the orris with their favorite
sachet powder.
A boudoir cap matched by n pair
of satin mules makes a charming gift
and sometimes pair OF round garters
trimmed with rosettes or small pink silk
roses complete the gift. Among other
practical Easter gifts between init
mate women friends are silk stock
ings, embroidered ~hemises or other
lingerie garments. A nightgown in
dainty case made of Pompadour
ribbon Is dainty gif. for the friend
who makes many weekend visits A
The flower fan illustrated is an Eas-
ter gift for the girl who goes to sum-
mer dances. The little fan. when
closed. becomes the stem OF u silk
and velvet flower which adds \ dainty
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22
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touch OF color to the bodice when
the. fan is thrust into the belt. When
open, the fan is practical affair that
really gives a refreshing breeze-the
very first requirement OF fan to be
used in summertime.
Any girl. this season. VIII appreciate
the gift of n sash for never were
sashes SO fashionable. The made"
sash is smarter tfianthe simple. tied
sash OF ribbon. and suggestions are
given for two modish sashes. One is
OF black velvet. lined wi.h white satin.
the lining showing in a piping Of white
at the edge Tufted satin balls on
cords weight the ends and the simple
bow is attached to a girdle made of
crushed white satin bordered with
black velvet. This sash i suitable for
wear with afternoon gowns of worsted
material, silk. mohair or the silk and
wool lansdowne so fashionable at the
moment.
The second sash Is of Kings blue
satin and at one side of the front Is
large, pale pink rose. The bow
comes at the center back. Tiny pleat-
ings of the satin, not hemmed but
made OF the selvsdge. are set under
pleated bands as trimming.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22
GayLittleEvening
Of Lace and Silk

cHORT evening wraps that wrap
@ closely about ;,ie figure Just below
). the hips are now the pet of fash
ion. especially for theatre wear. for
these dainty little wraps are easy TO
take caro- of when worn to the the
ater ch9.g. They. are made of MORE
silk with fringe trimming. OF crepe
meteor and charmeuse shirred over
heavy cords. of draped lansdowne. ana
of allover lace softly draped above
fiowered, silk. A charming model. de-
signed fer Southern wear with lingerie
frocks is OF tucked white net draped
above alloyer embroidery. broad
band of lacy St. Gall ..ouncing wrap
ping thei garment at the hips. ana
crossing obliquely at the front to ex-
tend to the neck
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

pflthe coat from the sparkling buckle.
Y A coat Something on the lines of
these Rnssihn. blorses just described.
but q, tritle more e rem IN type be-
cause. OF its P3iis origin. Is the pic
tiiredt model showing a blouse of Chi
nese fenlbosscd crepe oyera draped satin
skirt The queer Chinese heiroglyph
he's. embossed in purple velvet on n
grayish purple crepe weave give a
distinctly new efTec. and the Russian
and Chinese -suag estion in eonbina-
ton is extremely Interesting. The
blouse falls over n gracefully draped
skirt of Violet satin which divides in
front, REVEALING tkc smart walking
boot lof pafeat, lsatheEsaSith hpttoned
/ op3 2tsdu1i lstd,s A sash of the satin
eHci tcins tlos \ : iSt. the long end fall
l.sg AT 9haeside being Weighted with
~ .hnsss. IS itk. .itasself IN the upholstery
ef'g!di 50. high in 5the estimation Of the
'oDitlrieres at the 'rlQIerib A ruche
ri gray nyt e1clrcles the throat and
the purple stray, faced with purple
siIls has a pleated crown OF gray net
paradise feather is in tones Of gray
ah@palel .teinoe..,'t-1 !, ~; 5
.itr B3!cros Are Coming.
.-yrhoqgh ,sIie may not look for the reg
instipn }hoterc coat for some months
- eonlaS- tfie Treieroi suggestion has al
l'ebSy .,srGiiaG 'intrcd1eed by Martial
As'nanA WHO MAS brought out a
3sll,aIhiin g elrty y,t3isilig costdnie OF blne
hs1irs 4ilIs 18th pi d little, ,,bciero fronts
4; ifl5s ioF az the bodice. These fronts
n .Ees aee ,inso tf@ shouJder. arm and
se3paa Of the hodiee, the back
y yfntSiuo lufgesti5n cfthem. Il The
lb5Set;5 5befs ~ they ft6nt over a vest
o2 natli32ilins white machfn en- broid-
dfy. Tire touch of embroidery on a
sheer white betiste or linen ground
Is indeed the feature note of the
spring. Lituo collars OF machine en-
-hf5idera1 batiste. St. Cal. limitations
'os Ice in cdgings ana bandings. and
other new machine embroidered ef-
fectti arc used to touch up coats and
bodises of tailored costumes with very
sisesh and spring like effect.
Tive rnquin Suits with Notable Style
l Fcntureg.
Pequin may always be relied upon
COR =authoritstiTe new F'yles. yet her
coStunc5 are never s=fI55stit0fT5sii oT s5S-
trcino. Two Paquin suits are Illus
trhtcd today and a cornparison of the
two wili r3vc1l many similar features.
Boih. o. o. $50 s-its hove the straight
Cliucac BlceYc i1ariuG toward the wrist
ard slt i1.5 2. 'nrEc eFnholc. Both
.ahpq t'ic icnci coubip7ticr 81 cut
age 2 .aal Ilieiri, 5lcHeed eect ines
- cr1 7Vi- -i.c cctt5- taksa 9 long
S-gss ,HG '-- d1 yard md back
ti croct Is
t.a,s-.7 ~ 81 tiick t1uchee
sf- 10 ,t- rr1E. '.f es'rtT 7-s
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

black foSilS was laid over the cloth
top. with dainty ptrforations. II
would really Do n pity to wear siiqh
charming boots, With anythipg but q
slished gown aud thqatplors this sea-
SOM seem 70 rave taken good care
that the fascina rIhs buttaried' loots
which tho ishoemakers are turning out
shah haze plenty OF fopportunit:- to- dis
play themselves! IL .,,,',f l.il-,. a5tE
R,lsslah shiisi for Youthful Figures,
Ottoman silk Is another r-ich mate
rsai; sMiifch,7 Tie .tttiloya' are Battins
into ,draned ,sbrinS tl ilieursl, This silB
Isl just now much gporo fashionable
than ciIirmeuss, and 'its duller finish
is rather "a relief, after 50, much glsten.
and sleam. Lansdownp is another
fabric when THE couturisres are fapdr-
ing for coat and skirt costumes sof a
formal and dressy. cfaract6r.f This
1naieriala is = mixed wpave Of wool
and silk with great idrapips posi-
biit.es ami 1t cbmSs III all the soft,
rieh-ncry- sbadeG. IA, Russian. !. Blouse.
: i : estl1'eh hasgSt Srla o. Is OF lap5s
ti i.sj5ys.ss,a' q ~ ~ grsy ssa.Sss y5ttiss9ii
NilN iksIss - ~ ~ = = ~ II ~
-,s.',. IN ser VI frp1t spRgei 5p pid1h
-die sal c8t sct9eis bu,tHs Ths b@lt61
~ n. ...-ii,rt 41Tf ~ &c ssF,ti.tnt .3f slhe
ep-.rtpt is $ soy q ipodesa bipiiHs5 sligists
II 9s.-1- tito tell erSs u y 81 ~ fils- 9st
'es tsicr I'm din 7 'Tsfh5rS enF- ~ iion Arc
,fszgse. s4stsf elt ETts .af .bi5ele lottcinaR
ss1'a pf. .5f 81 ~ i7ff tgtepyVafir nis6 side
Il sd font, s.Sash9i fEsicsoki sitl1n.
~ u &c Is .s7J.l etns.t " n lsCgssi IN
NJ i9.-sf 4ip-,.itt stigs,,. s,,r. E;,g s.its4
~, .sk,s X sss,. st,ssap z; fie 5.eiiakd
- .ss,s sss an! e, ~, y, & = l,t
s,-.s.-Fsr , ~ III
s.sgai1 III yta9ai IA z ss.s i1fierl bufI 800
si,7fs. ~ ss,a..f- 5l TIC $iss, ~ yflrs 9,is
{ 10 & frisi 8,eJ elee-ses gs',l, ,s " az
sifl q iits fasts'l ,,e,'sst y 4 ~ * ~
! ~ s I Us all, if4s Z ies is,ias,i
inylSE cr'ee- ~ eStg gilleli7 llieFe iq q
lc,r, 5syf.trrS Is trTrSs1l q 1lta6ta3lis1 tr2y
rhigs3 ssiqa iong ;l'l1isir oisl,eetisE -
tta ia.eia, &c ;a, a 1sinE o1t toTgsLd
rs j,,sslg..-ea1lc tpn y 7fil1 he 9s-rs9tszt
leiss lies II butFp SOD ts1s ~ tSSlp5
graz eLadF. Sueli s.beets iJaIa AiSb
neslssot tist.cubsri suape aud The j 81
tons. go ss1tesiy thgothor, sse ,tila ist
n,onspi5siods, riy,et kline. - +
7 Color cgntrasts5An E1ter Note.
Another. .taille,ir for .Ee7tar Day
/ syaar has HraBef ssirt q, liaals
la1sdowne pni $ X = u y 2 :. - ;.
blouse roat of eoypl blue eAitman siik,
The coat MISC blou5es y.ell oTcr the
I low belt = Tor tlliG is 3 satfent fc7-
Aure OF the spring sfasldeu9s egcHy-
thing blouses now-bo diess, drapertes,
tInics. hat-cro &Tns -and the fashion
of the blonsed coat is parti -n'erly
youthful and chic for .he fSuro nat
ros3cssinfS tso. Ir,aG.l --1sirT.isf77 : 9 I
waist and ..sp. The Bike, sit sf7eis l7sts,
sifn hiol.zs f5sf5 ref y, - = &ss- 2 l-scs
s.jnc b1t.ili4- 5n1 ne eI8c1- ~, -
bslt c.a.es ii.l r a'Est -, 81 80.
e abort - -o11 .aiiirC =. t'f& r'dc
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

are sold at special counters and there
are special boxes In which the cluster
of 'violets, the spray of lNies of the
valley. the nosegay of ld-fashioned
posies may be presented. These boxes
in a way are as pretty as the flowers
themselves and prettiest of all the
boxes are those shaped like tiny hat
boxes and covered with lowered pa
per. Perfumes sprayed over the bios
SONS give them the final re- stic
touch and at some places where the
artificial flowers are offered for sale
one may purchase also little bottles
of violet. rose, hyacinth. gardenia. Or
other perfume with which to keep the
corsage bouquet consta-.tly fresh and
life-like.
Artificial flowers are also much used
as trimming on evening gowns and
fascinating negligees. and one could
not think of a mo. acceptable Easter
remembrance for tho girl planning q
new dancing gown or trousseau sup
ply of dainty negligees. than several
yards OF ,he tiny pink Ill and chiffon
roses which come all ready to sew on.
One of the lovelics. dancing gowns
of the winter was g., Lierre lace
draped over pastel violet satin, the
lace being caught p here and there
with clusters OF artliclai English vi
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

3H HouSGi f.its sts tssfns a iaps
IA }}e|IaIiaeltp lI'itD SiSdetispIH and spar
RissIt'3N tMharat tass fpr This sEh$teE
49, BAY with 'f.fl,5tc days before
ttlsi 'spd1n al Ma fnh ,ndljod y3ino&s jiisi
MfM thsleckle weather may. choose
ssF ny Hiia SHOULD Edster proeeA-SI;i II
HfYf pSstibly ma Abalnly and SUNNY!
Hhxt 4 Spike To. be- iunprepared. So
Mstpf!s of ah;.,}ctS. sa!nA Il s,1rihs.
ptss IHEsstFs2 !;.es. aiAsas. preparatiens
tfrS lrS0trE Ii1r :. as busi.y as-'-evc- I'm
9ss'asial dhsc;lofis tbl have wotnans
ftyd,lrsfdY btiiEastsis liz e array Be
SfAss ef the early date on. which the
shy ffails!H this 'seas6n. Atlantic. City
wv pc I.paotr ,crnwbed than eYerrfo
iAsfs, ne March weather Is less iil;e4
II aa'af oSe afnS1nd ihan IN bieaE New
fekkis Ra5frya;tons have already baea
FHhs al ifBe hotels IN large numbers
ht4 tharSi IS every promise of "a M ore
l.,l .asg r3gfp'i' gp 'l;s, ertlltsH' 2afsi3a7 week
/, y',hisnt, srd raihcrs e Ia forats' tam
fs.i,Easis ~ s4nr7q .,e. the lcsstcr ,cdg +.
hs gFS y D i:rl, ~ .- 'rlersS-s afrt5.is,
I .3r.hfHs.. 81 "a ;Rti, SIR fa,i9-t ise.
ie.a H ,-.7-.;;.7 - ltarir II. s,:;i !.
.5iy yfsl,, a. s,35t l-s7 -ttcr hoB ipcieu.
f,t ei'soyoa;, sl,d Tnn-aoUne Pop,
slS N,ss gritJrzs. - ~
ittrl' N"gc re!ry-S'e - Ia- cons
-st laei r-- = SrJrr' taitN--s,' -"lt 20
ri. l' -'ri. iis1. th- ,pe,-
II u So. M - oo5tg so cJa
cstei5ss -elt E 81 h'pg esijS
ta5lsri.iti = 70 ~ i, g il .4-fyr
- 15fe i5artsf vfre; aeal.tis
. tr7u'h" hr Jo2eos - raHee7 s',pti
2Shtld9o' 3; e 'tye tiie1t 'lTt; NJ ,=sfs1r :
~ T. s,77'Gls gea.7 -atiaRt'si g fgst-ttgs
III iasssiir- ~ alesl = u rrf jslfg iaT.
Fair '.a.n ~ sapis gi'spG ~ l5.@5
kHk 7tip .tfshs z Ft.n TiF iA'H viHf
HI ~ Z = s'asl.t-s,7!7 7y aus tgf 'ailt
s,ss aes ~ Ists iiirs b,oe <. b.,,
a. 'aS2rai'iss y s.fcg,rS blfe --fi-1i
tsfsn.- ~ s;s.@, tnc fein. - hiut Or
srteu laGN rcn Nlsco !, bastde rreen
seid, fn-- f,stV decpiy bite 1t is.
Ifses Hfterie nad antethyst shades
of b're violet ara particularly favored
and c.-arrllne ;ailleur' of wistarir
iily y, es-r-etefs much attention in. an
important Thirty fourlh.- strsct. WIN
dow less- EEcel1. Tho skirt Was draped
-. 81. sss sily iust 5eioi The hips. the
nE Ererini, Used with gut hemnIng. be-
ne carried. Up in a. long sling. or
iSpp, With the selvedgl outside. at the
lcle and side OF the skirt Below,
TIE narrow skirt-not an inch wider
tlRh q yard and q half-was Tapped
fnther than distinctly slashed little
te one side of the front. Beside the
eootnmc were displayed the most
xetching pair OF buttoaed boots with
elc tn tops exactly matching the shade
- the wistaria MORE anC foxings of
1oll black calf which give the but
tsneds e..:A top q saitor cfcot The
tots OF ths5e boots Lad the yCry long
l,ns considered patrlcian nov and The
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

the fashion and 1t il aald that trains
on street gowns again threaten, long
suffering femlninity. 1t Is to be hoped.
however. that this is false alarm
One of the Paquin costumes has n
brilliant neck scarf OF Persian silk in
red. blue and black tones-the cos
tune being of sage green mohair and
worsted mixture. The other Paquin
suit shows this now very modish SILK
neck-scarf. but the lower end of the
scarf are crossed surplice fashion
and draped up under crochet orna-
ments. Within the &C opening shows
a dainty blouse of cream batiste en-
broidery.
The bolero motif appears again on
the frock of tan colOrcd lansdowne,
designed for restaura-t dinner wear
on Easter Day in New York. The.
drapihg of this skirt is noteworthy. the
extremely narrow line having been
maintained in spite of the full folds
above the knee. The drapery is of
course :. drawn into an overlapping
seam. hidden by, the sling sash of
MORE sill. in eminence purple. this
strong purple. making telling con-
trast with the pale tan of the gown
material The bodice has a simu-
iaAGb .boltlO VI tan AAA''AO'' S~h -
in self color. the bolero cHi -
outward to form sleeves also SOU
taohed. These gleeyeS are set into
silk banded cuffs of shadow lace and
the bodice opens over vest of the
same lace. this opening over still an
other vest of creamy net with a strip
of eminence purple. chiffon over the
lower half The tall collar. and bow
of tan silk IS edged at the. top with
St, Gall embroidery in a lacy pattern.
This tall collar and the lorgnette at
tached to black grosgrain ribbon
lend much eclat and dignity to the
gown.
The Flower Crowned Toquc Is Easter
Like.
The girl who adores flower
crowned toque may have one this
Easter. If she is careful to procure
exactly the right shape.- Note how
the toque pictured hugs the head at
the back while pointing out over the
nose in front. 1t is made of golden
tan satin straw. faced with purple
velvet and the pansies masseds over
the top are in golden and purple
shades.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

A few drops of lemon JUICE in which
the face is washed removes all greas-
mess and leaves the skin fresh and
satiny. as well as making 1t fairer and
clearer. A little lemon juice rubbed
over the checks before retiring and
allowed to dry will often remove
freckles and whlten the skin. and if
persisted in will e,entualiy Z, carry off
all blemis-es of the complexion that
ere not caused by impure blood or
other internal trouble.
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22

RAo GIFT Is SO appropriate on
Easter Day as the gift of fow-
E crs and imperishable blossoms
a - are a most practical sort OF
noWer-sfft, and one that will be ap-
preciated by the recipien; long after
real roses. violets or Easter nliey have
faded and become dust Just now
the wearing OF artificial flowers Is a
and scarce a costume that
one meets but is Frightened by gay
little bouttonniere, >orsage bouquet
or single rose or other blossom that
adds its bit of color to the harmony
of the tout ensemble.
Artificial flowers for Mylndy's wear
The daily sentinel., 1913-03-22
Elpl! M Mch Materials Replace Gistenlng
laI IN Belted Blouse Much Favored for
la SprlngN Clever Placing of Buttons Has 4 III
H'S lssla Fl! Much To Dc With Modish Lines. g'h,

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IA }}ellsHaslt tp ll'stp NSdetispIfs and speR
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I'm lI II II q I, ~. Ulus3.
Rtus 5ppotbetsn.
Iu.lia 2.pp,rt an S6iissn 9. Il.
6. Co.. $1,000.
WilIiam g. 1bompIon an Sou'
.bsrn Ohio Sopinss gant Co., 1920
Wbutp u. GIabmeper an 5enrp 8.
grodamp, 81.
Bert u. Roormdn On z. Waro 8.
II. 3. Co., $500.
aoikrine Dotpning on Warfotr
apenue g. u. 6. Co., $500.
Sobn 3. Spilter an aiberal 6. u,
q. 60, $500.
Dora GroBman an GasIs e. u. g.
o., s1750.
SAINTS u. Shropsr on Union g,
y. II. z. Co., $1,000.
Soiepb asubsralbert an Spcamor.
g. IL. 6. Co.. $1,000.
gbdrIss @obe an Spcamors G. IL
8. Co., $500.
5oIsph 2suosrolbert an 2tersiu
siOdl., $500.
getilstt 5ppotbeten.
Bernard Qihting on sSinblap g. u.
3. 60. SO. 3, $500.
J. 8. Shliiter an Soutfern Sbir
SaDinss 8ont Co.. S1250.
Gertrude Douns an Graitus RsUsp.
$700.
alsrrnber Seprss an Simon Bal.
bus, $4,000.
Bertha 6. areuter on Horib 6pbs
Part .. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Jronees WIlIer an 7. Marb g. u
.. Co.. $25O0.
5arDep erieI an 5ofepb Grtel.
$500.
gbarIss Webser an eagle Builbine
Co.. $1,000.
Innu W. asppert on eagle e. u,
6. a., $3.50.
8. q. 5onarfh on bisfeIbe, $4,000.
Wsarp Denfon on 5itIe O. u. Z,
Co., $125O.
GuIu Durham an Speamore 6. u
&. Co.. $500.
Gidelbe an bieidbe. 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-24

barrp 6. 8uff, 1rnitee, S bi 1888
Gub an Der Siibieite Der Grie Mpenus.
100 Jub ipeitIidb bon Parton Roao;
s275.
Deter Weber on Mnna Ghmibt, 40
Bel 125 Sub on Der Sitfeite Der Noies
mont glbtnue; $1,000.
|, Die Aennebp 6eigbts 8uiIbing So.
an Senrp Strisielmsper, Got 81 in S.
6. Brofpn's llnterabtbeilung in Rena
nebp heigbts; ST..
Gbipurb gD. Strona on Glisabetb
81. Cunningham. Grsfutrir. 80 bel
|150 JnB an Der Sftisits Der Speamore
Strabe. $50 JuB nOrolih BON ahtsr
5trabe; 81.
4meIia s.. Dunfom an Bert U.
Mocrman, Got AZ BON Woormnn &
Sotn's llnterabtEeiluna bss 6deUs
lonper Traits. Qrice 5il; ST..
Marp s. Stanltp on katherine
Corning, 16 BEL 140 SUB on o.r
DsftIriie Der goniipine gpsnue; 81.
( 9issie arueer on 8. Susr &c Sons.
5.66 Neres qonb in Seition 21, Gos
lunbta 5olpnibip; 81.
louiia Rebellnnnn on 5lcra Bali
ger, 30 BEL 120 Sub an Der Meitieite
Ger proFer apeniie; $3.50.
Wariba goenrt on Dora Grobs
mann, % bel 120 5ub an Der Siioa
|f:iis Der Dori,p Strabe. 133 Sub
ipsItIib bon Sneomors Strabs; 81.
Mor Ban ggtbopsn an Wartbo Boz
CART, basislbs gigenthum; 81.
Wan 9enTon an Sarrp peares. Got
122 in y. g. pierion's llnternbtbe.s
lung ron Golleos Sil; 81.
So6n =. gresb on Sobn 6. ga4a<
ban, 80 Bel lat Jub an Der Siibisite
Der grambls 4penue in Maoiionpilt;
81.
boparb q. Gnpart an Charlotte g.
s5infe, 25 bel 80 Rub an Der JtorofeIts
Der Gkrman Strube, ITO Jub DIE
lid bon 9arrarb ap.nue; iernsr p
Bel 100 SUB an Der Oitiett. Der Ban
miller Strabs, so 5ub norblit BON
Dort Strabe; 81.
9beref1 Stotle an Soiepb 2suosrs
nlbert, 1beiI Der Got 19 in Q!frso
Wbiis's llnisrabtheiluns an gro'b.rs
ton Rpnb; 81.
2uIu Tunbam ON Charts Oabs,
gbeil berI,Ibsn Got; 81.
Iuguitus 5. Summel an geife
griisgsman, 31.25 BEL 110.44 5ub an
Ger Nprbieite Der 2inben Strabs,
93.75 Jub 0itEi4 bon meGreepr 2lpss
nue.; ST..
ganarb 8. aiieour. 5ruiiss, an be
Gtdbt Cincinnati, 1b.iI Der Got 81
pou aiIqour's llnterabtbeiIuHs BON
Mt. Qooiout; fsrnsr Cots 142 uno
LAB in aiIsour's llnterabtb.iluns;
'.rnsr Cots 313, 314, 315, 316, BIT
unb 31s in osrielben llntsrobth.iIung;
81.
Rare Rdsp.r an Sobn Gflrt, 80 BEL
125 Gub an Der Rorbistt, Der Skts
mnn Npenus: 81.