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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-04-26

Your washing-Let Mack do it, then
it will be right.
The Endeavor society of the Christ
ian church will hold its business meet
ing and social at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. o. Shaw Friday evening.
George Coulson and family will in
few days move to their fruit farm
near Freezeout. Their town residence
will be occupied by j. j. Love, who
has rented his farm east of town. A
delightful surprise party was tender
ed the Love family last evening by the
neighbors as a farewell.
While moving Saturday S. A. Motz
had the misfortune to get the little
finger of his left hand caught beneath
some of the machinery, breaking the
bones in the finger.
C. C. Stinson and w. NJ. Wayman
we'll known mining men of Pearl,
were in town yesterday on business
with the county clerk.
Mrs. B. o. Clark was in Boise yes
terday, visiting her husband and son,
of the Second Idaho hospital corps.
Byron E. Hyatt and Louis Roos were
in town yesterday looking after their
ranches on the bench. Mr.. Hyatt is
now secretary of the Boise CONNER
cial club.
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TIRED, WORN : OUT
AND MISERABLE

Many Emmett People in This Condi-
ton.
There is little rest for many kid
ney sufferer.
The kidneys feel congested, sore and
painful.
Urinary passages are often irregu-
lar and distressing.
The sufferer, tired, WORKOUT; de-
pressed.
Weak kidneys need quick help
Need special kidney remedy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test.
Have proven their merit to thous-
ands of kidney sufferers.
Can any Emmett reader doubt this
evidence?
Mrs. Roy Pass, Emmett, says: 81
had dull, nagging backaches- l felt
tired and languid and in the morning
had little strength or ambition. Some
times, I couldn't work. My kidneys
were irregular in action and the kid
ney secretions were unnatural.
heard so much about Doan's Kidney
Pills that l finally got box. They
relieved the aches and pains in my
back and that tired feeling left me. l
no longer have headaches or backaches
and my kidneys act regularly. The
cure has been permanent"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney ,remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
cured Mrs. Pass. Foster ilburn Co.,
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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PORTLAND MARKET REPORT

IKE WOMACK, Sup
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-04-26
Stone jars from half to thirty gal
Ions at Reilly's.

Ions at Reilly's.
Garden Seeds of all kinds at the
Cash Grocery. Better call early.
E. R. Bowman of Letha is this
week moving to Garden Valley.
Cement blocks at M. Gilbride's ce-
ment works east of Fruit association.
Jack Watkins, a former sheriff of
Canyon county, was in town Tuesday.
Just received a full line of robes
and horse blankets, the storm kind,
at Lockett's.
The w. C. T. U. will hold cooked
food sale Saturday afternoon at Reilly
& Co.'s store.
Eschol Newly, who has had light
attack of smallpox, has been released
from quarantine.
Mrs. J. S. Robinson, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks with pneu-
monia, is better and able to be down
town.
Lo Fest came down from his
ranch in Garden Valley on Sunday to
look after business matters and visit
his parents.
Alice Rose has been a severe suf-
ferer the last three weeks from in
flammatory rhumatism and is still
confined to her bed.
Fred Kloepper of Nampa has been
added to Berry & Campbell's force of
carpenters. Mr.. Kloepper was de-
putty sheriff of Canyon county under
Jack Watkins administration.
It may be some time before the
Federal Land bank is ready for bust
ness in this section. See c. A. West
for quick money. Can make few
loans on desirable city property
O. C. McProud, Warren Simmons,
J. P. Marker and Green Davidson and
their families left today for their
summer homes on Smith Prairie. The
Emmett colony there is growing rap
idly, there being 10 or II families
from this section located there.
Expert repairing and prompt ser
vice ut Lockett's harness shop.
The best line of horse blankets ever
shown in Emmett. See Lockett.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1917-04-26

Comrade coffee, 8 pounds for 85c
at Reilly's.
Whitman for Plumbing and Tin
work. Phone 46-J.
Ray Hartley and family were over
from Caldwell Sunday visiting at the
C. P. Hartley home.
H. A. Blackman has his new COM
bined garage and coal shed nearly
completed at his residence.
For any kind of hauling call the
Gem City Transfer at Idaho Hard
ware & Furniture Co., phone 180-W.
Fred Monroe this week made ap-
plication for enlistment in the hospi-
tai corps of the Second Idaho regi-
ment.
Mrs. Henry Cutter and daughter,
who had been visiting at the home OF
E. X. Hayes for week, returned Mon
day to Banks.
Mr.. and Miss Willis Dayton will
leave this week for Dillingham;, Colo,
to visit a son and will spend the sum-
mer in that state.
Feel languid, weak, run down !
Headache? Stomach "off ?" A good
remedy is Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask
Your druggist. Price $1.O0.
C. L. Carnage has placed an electric
revolving sign in front of his barber
shop. He should add to it an at
tachment that will boiler, Next"
Try our new expert" auto oil-one
of the highest grade oils on the mar
ket. Gravity test 80. Also give
ajax" tires a trial, guaranteed 5000
miles. At Wilson's Garage.
Miss Grace Burton, graduate nurse
of a Boise hospital, has moved back
to this city and will practice her pro-
fession here She and her sister,
Mrs. Blackler have rented Ora Bever's
cottage on Third street and will keep
house.
Mrs. F. ]. Bliss left Monday for
Vancouver, Wash, in response -
message informing her of the death OF
her sister, Miss Turner, from cancer
of the stomach. Miss Turner spent
several months with her sister last
year and made many warm friends.
The body was taken to the old home
in the East for burial.
Mrs. James Flynn of Warrens,
cousin of Mrs. E. K. Hayes, is in a
dangerous condition at Boise hos
pital. Mrs. Flynn was taken sick at
her home near Warrens and was
brought from there to Mccall in
stretcher, three days being required
to make the trip. Mr.. Flynn, who
came out with her, spent Tuesday at
the Hayes home.
ANY Idaho farmer wishing to wrest
from V. D. Hannah, Notus' venerable
hog fancier, the honor of having re-
ceived the most money ever paid for
five head of hogs sold at market
prices, will be obliged to produce evil
dence that a quintet of porkers were
cashed in for more than 1886, or SIT
apiece. The five hogs marketed by
Mr.. Hannah averaged $50 pounds. The
exact price received has not been Civ
en- out, but is unofficially quoted at
IA cents per pound. One of the farm
pets sold by Mr.. Hannah weighed $50
pounds. At current prices this ami
NAL was worth more than $500.
Old papers for sale at The Index
office, 25c per 100.
Gem flour for short time only at
81 per sack. Cash Grocery.
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Cattle.

SdlllC
The cattle market yesterday was
rather active at steady to strong
prices, about 100 head being received.
Demand was good, all buyers having
good sized orders. The beef steer
market showed up strong again. The
feature of the trade in beef steers was
the sale of a load of Redmond hay
feds at $1,000, which was % cents
over the previous record top at this
market. There was a considerable
spread of short-fed beef steers that
sold from $40 up, while heavy steers
sold from 1918 to S10.12. Prineville
granted steers again touched S1O.25
for several loads weighing around $50
pounds. A car of 700 pound yearlings
were also sold for $40, another re-
cord. Medium steers were quick sell
lers at strong prices selling from 50
to $3.50. Thin feeding steers brought
from $3.50 to SO.
Demand for cows continues very
good and all good cows are bringing
$3.50 to SS.T5. Strictly fa5 cows
would probably bring 49, Medium
grades are selling from S7.75 to So
with ordinary stuff from S6.75 to SITS
A few light heifers brought from IS
to $3.50.
Hogs.
Hog prices advance2 Is to 25 cents
over last weeks close. One load of
prime light hogs topped the market
at $3.50, while other well finished
hogs brought from $3.50 to S15.75:
the bulk of the sales were made from
S15.45 to $3.50. Pigs were advanced
fully 25 cents, bringing from S14 to
S14.50.
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Beauty Hints.

To retain a good complexion and
good health, throw away your old
tin and enamel cooking utensils and
replace with Diamond Brand alumni
mum ware by joining T. B. Hargus's
Aluminium Club.-Adv.
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Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

81 have used Chamberlain's Lini-
ment for pains in the chest and lame
ness of the shoulders due to rheuma-
tism, and am pleased to say that it
has never failed to give me prompt
relief" writes Mrs. S. N. Finch, Ba-
tavia, n. Y.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that water
will be turned into the Last Chance
canal May l. Those who have not
cleaned their laterals should get busy
at once.
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Notice.

AS l have enlisted for duty in the
Second Idaho regiment, ] request
those owing me on account to pay
their bills at the Bank of Emmett or
to J. w. Tyler. A prompt compli-
ance with this request will be deeply
appreciated.
ND d n CLARK
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EMMETT WEATHER REPORT.

A weeks record of the government
weather station, as furnished by Lo-
cal Weather Observer II. T. Davis:
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Ser ZtaStratb
Sleiider i'm cyiuSlap Iarft proteiti'
rem srgen Die glnlueieubeit bcs
Eferl,idladDters.

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Stab. einsn oieIsr 9erfdufsitdnbe an
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abiulrt nidt einberiiluDen unb haben
atitern benz Staotratb burh Stdots
raibsnitslisb S4ueioer einen geRars
nii6.en grpteit unterjreiten Iafen.
cSn bieIsr petition, in tpslder Die
Gntfernung bes pferbefIsii6 : 9ers
faufsIianbs psrlangt tpiro. beibt es,
saB bas tauFenbe publ;tum bonn Gtel
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oprbeitommt, unb bdB bdber pFeroes
F!eiit in beIonberen YIdben, oDlIig
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Zen irQte. Die petition fpuroe on bas
Wayttfommittee perbieIen.
Qr; Gmpfebluus tes Sommittees
fir GtieBe puros cine SroinanS an
aenpmmsn, tpelts oas Yu6Iitum bur9
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tipnatpren idiitsu Ioa. bic Shmuds
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@erttes Der betreffenpen GoelIteiHe
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spIlslItiae 9arantis ben &dufer
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aen Die geItinmunssn Der Orbinan5
perosn nit SeIoitrafsn BON IS bis
$50 aeabnbet.
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Wege aius Die 3uidrift bes Si6ers
l,itstirsttors 5rieolaEesr, in tpelher
I'M cine gonbaussabe BON 100000
eriuff purbe, I'm ben Rotorbetrie6
cuf bic geiammte 6euerfpebr ausoebs
zen 81 tonnsH.
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spn 5rstbeitsbunos, Sis pon 9erru
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cSnr Gisi6ranf
@nrSsn geitern sfpei Ginbredler In
ciHem Naterialicngcidaft
entbeft.

DIR llmftanO, bag lie Elm eIettri.
i9es Si8t in benz 2otaI Der Mirtbz
l6aFt uno 9rocerp Don golte &cSer6it.
Rp. 221 Smtt6 StroBe, a6geore5t
pattea, I'm unseItDrt rar6siten" 3u
iDnnen, murOe seitern 8a4t fir 5rej
Sinbce6er 0er6dngnib0ua uno fa4rte
III ibrer gerbaituus.
9ir goli5iitsn Sttopuu unb Dus
taa 6enertten ndmlic9. aIs tie an Dem
BsIfGft porbeisinsen, bag oas 2i4t
riht frannte unb beganneR Iofprt nit
elmer uNterTutune, prbei lie unbers
;iiglib Spuren Der SbGtigteit BON
Ginbrehern fanben. Die geamten ents
.edtsn. OaB bic Burden eins Der
5.tnteiFenIter erbro4en tdtten unp duf
pieTe Beiie eineeitislen paren, uHo
auBs,bem fonben lie ouF bsm EuBbp-
Den in elmer iroenen SdGHeI $13 in
Sleincelb.
9uhingegeu touNte trpb Der iorgs
rdltigiten Ra6fori6urgen teiHe Spur
ser GiRbreober sefuROeu peroen, bis
eie geamtsn IdlieBIid auf bic Sbee
tamsn. in BEN groben Gisi6rarf nab
suIehen, pp iie benn du6 rihti9 bic
seIuften Sitter bonn 8rehsiien auis
funoen Die Burden, nie bulb erfrp=
ten paren, saben ibre 0amen als
Bultel 0uFfn, TIA Beit 3. Strabc,
pno Sarrp Steintdmp, go. TAG Beif
4 S!rdbe, an. sSbrem 9eitdnorib nad
fattsn iie Ii6 erit grinbli6 an epiri=
iuu1,n selabt, ebe tie an bic @liinoes
runa Res 2aOens ginJen,
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alns Scur Wsunisipalgeriht

Der 8auoslbtISsrngsnt q. $. 5ois
neg Don Ro. 224 Wsit Sisbsnte Gtras
be, Der auf 9,raulnfung pun 6erru
5cfep6 gerning psrbuftst tporoen
nor, tpeil sr in benz @aroslbilo n5bs
9irl gluals~ perihieosne SteIlen
burdgslafsn batte, Die Don Der
Ginats GenIurteb0rbs aeitrihen
poroen paren, uIroe I'm $50 urb
bic aoitm beftrait, d6er BON oteisr
Summe purben ibm S15 stloTtn.
6otnes fiihrte gu Ieiner GutifuIots
ourg an, bub oas MGb6sn, peltes
rem Guftrag bate, bic Sims 5uredts
SEiiubsn, uatldiftg gepeIsn mar, ober
Ri6tsr IIerdnber temertte, baB sr
fclde Gntf6ulotgungsn rift gelten
lcHen uiirbs. Der Rihter Fiigte btns
5r, oab er nit unnnfiIi6tli9sr
Strengs sseen aGe @anoslbiloeraeens
ZEN porseben piirbs. pelbe bic Be
iiimmunssn Ser geniurbeboroe Hitt
techtetsn uno sr nabm su aletfsr
2eit @elsgenbeit 5errn 8erning qners
tsununs bafiir gu spllsn, Ddb er ii9
tss torIisssnbeu 5dles angenpmmen
baite.
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Qm oeitrioen soo, f,IIt, "a Il,

I'm seitrissn 1ogs fttllte es iif
aud beraus. bab gbitb Conner, ais
iIe ii8 am Montag 9ormittag mad
eer polissiitation untsrtpegs befdnb,
hereits llnterbnnblungen fpegen Der
@stattung i6rsr Wsntter nit einem
eeideHbeftatter nntniipfte. sic ipurs
be gsitern BON Dan Regnn bon bem
GulliDan'f9sn etid5snbeitattsr gtabs
l.Htment an Der OIt Wisrten Strabs
nis bic ptrion ibentifbirt, bic am
WOniaa 9ormittas pOripra6 unb
einen aoitenanIhlag fiir cine 6illige
MISUNDERSTANDING bdbsn tpoute.
Gbftb Conner srtannts Reaan, ais
oislr nit ibr fonfrontirt purbe,
eteufalIs alsf Der Stslls piebsr unb
beitdtists feline 2lngobsn.
Dieien sufolee bntte Gbit6 Com
rsr Rsgon sriuht, ibr cine IufItGs
lung fir cine gang biliies gsiiattuna
nit geftsnperbsnnung uHb Ginbals
iamirunS Der Gsid,s timer alien Jrau
Su MADDEN. ..es mar cine quite 8etdnnS
ts BON mir, ioa Goitb Gona,r ass
lcat bnbeH, .unb fis bat pisl fir mid
aetbdn, i'd absr auf pisl fir lie. Sic
iiorb in sinsm 6aufe all Der Race
GiraBs. bsiisn Rummsr i6 nitt ganj
etnau sp.iB. Die a.i6e HuB elm
bolinmirt fperbsn, ba Der 5oo unter
eieentaiimlifen umftGnben .rfulgte,
iiter bic Sic fpGter auftlGruna ers
balt.n iperbsn'. Gbitb Conner aina
tann NIT bm 9elneri.n fort, bab iie
iif binntn lpeniasr Wlinirten bt3iies
lif bes aoitenunI4ldss 8eifeib bos
len ipoQe.
Ratiirlid tam iie njd)i tpieber, bd
i;s ia tetnnntfi9 IN @eipabrIam ses
rpmmsr irurbe nnS oIs bann gfegan
rcn benz Wuttermoro las, tam .r 3u
ht 2lniiht, bab bic sebeimnibbolls
aunbin NIT Der W5rberin ioentif6
|fsi. Diefs Wermutbuna beitdtiase
ltdl, dls er ge1ferU mit Sott1 Bon1sr
icnfrontirt tpurbe.
Den BebSrben in .s iibrisens s.s
lunaen ben Nohipeis su lisfern, bdB
in Der gonnsr'ften Homili. iit9 Be-
rsiis elm Soq Don plSbli9 ausbrtden.
BEN Wahnfinn ereianst Bat. Gin On
tsI her M6rosrin bdGlob ieins 5ase
in sinm Srrsnbous, pobiH .r auf
irinen eisusn Wuuid gebrd9t ipor'
ben mar. nGfbsm er sinInal mitten in
ftr Hadi aufpahenb, aeittpsilis bic
fir. sSbec bstam, er miibte oas S6ts
tsrdsh ieiHsr Shtpsitsr, nit Der sr
suiammsn tpobnte. sriuprben unb
bahr stritiideln. am acknowledgement
Noreen lieb .r ii6 fofort dr5ttih uns
ttriufen unb nilligts phn. ipeiieres
in ieinellsberfiibrunq nab elmer rJrftns
nnitolt Elm, tpo sr ednn fpGtsr un5eils
bar ipdbnitnnis Furb.
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Ias SntbersJ sJeHipiel.
1ic auiiiBruns iiuost beute a6eno
i'm Gmerg auSitOriirm itatt,

Nm 81. Gftober jdbrt iih Der Gag
gum oierbunoertiten Wale, an mel
dem Usurtin 2lttber feline befannten
Ibeien al 6ie 3biire Der SdloBfirfe
gu 8itten6erg anidlug. Die airhens
genleinoen baben oas 2SiibilGum i'm
einselnen ODER in 8rlippen begnngen
ODER tperoen es.noh begeben. gber oie
groBeu eeifid,tlifeu Sbatiaden fon'
nen bem Serjen un0 Dem gerltano
nibt ein6riuaIifer eineepr1et Ders
oen, als Sur6 Die 6ariteqerbe alruIt.
Yaitor Sans Saltpt bat oieie 2ilde
aus5uiiilen geiuat ourh iein biltori'
iAeg SdauIpiel Or. Wiartiit gu.
tier, tuelt,es am glittipoh 2l6enO I'M
gmern Auditorium 3lir gluffiibrung
aclongt. gs ergebt nm al Die Ero@
tcitnnten oller 9enoninationen Die
Ginlaoung, eenl 5eitipiel bei3utDobz
nen, bamit oasieIbe BEL o0Ilig ausoers
fouftem Souie itattfinoet. Der Iutor,
Dor aQem ober Der grobe @egens
itano, oeroienen Elm fold Dormes SSns
tereiIe. eintritt8fnrter limo 4benos
an Der 4oiIe iofpie i'm gorperfauf IN
Der sIpotbefe an 8moIfter uno gine
Str 81 ba6en.
Der 3eutife 9iterariif)e Stub
IGbt Inut geftIu3 ieiue Sieurg aug.
fallen uR0 luirb iih forporatiu an
Der grentiere ieines geid,dsten Wlits
aIieos betbeiIiaen.
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1iaIias ea.irna. s.nstIa. i.sd 81 eIts6sr leI7

libre Ri6tsn &atbsrine 9alIat uni
Srau Gup Rorton, ct. SOais, DO
$2700 an ibren Sobn 4meia 6. ia.
bis; $500 dn ibre Gnfelin GIisu5tl
gictoria Gabis uno beitInlmt, oaB Der
Heit bss 9srm0gens in 5pplf 9beilt
setbeilt fperbe unb 3fpnr: Dem Sobr
Grant 8. 9anis etnen 9beil, Dem
Spbn 4maia g.. Dabis a 5beils, BEN
Sobn 9iea eugene a.Dabis 2 56eile.
Der Gntslin Gliaabetb Q. Sdpis 4?
SbeiIe unb ibrer 9o9tsr Sulia 3,
9ummsl 5ipei 5beils.
Z bomas g. Mrnolo permaht
ieinen brei ainbern ie 81 unb psu
Feit leines 9erm6gens an lstne Satin
Clara ROgsrs 4rnolb.
WarD Sa1es bermad)t i6rer
2o4tsr WiaD $500; ibrer 9O9tsr ga.
tberins 800, ibrem SObn Gbarlss
500 Der CT. graneis be Sdles airAe
$50 fir 0iefen unb ben Reit ibres
WermOsens an ibrs 5o4ter @lice
!Sanes.
Souis Sirfdmann oeIien
Ra4lab auf 100000 gef9dBt ptro,
Dermn4t ben 9almub 5orab uuo
8emilos gbaieo @eIeaidaften ie
$500, ben S5ii6iifen @o6Itbdtigfeitsz
@efeqf4aftsn IN Sernialem $500, Der
8etb 5nmiOraib SagoboI 9eIeai4att
5000 unb Der Seipiib Sbelter gnO<
ciniiOn 500. Den ReIt bes @erm0s
gems entbdlt bic Dittpe auf 2e6enss
Seit uno na9 ibrem 9Obe iOG, iuds
nod iibrig bleibt. unter bic 5tpei &ius
Der oss geritorbensu Dertbeit lDers
ben.
Na9lab g q den.
emma geitele 1T Ra4IubpsrluaIr
term bon Robert 81. 9eiteIs; perios
nalisn $500.
GOuiie Surnau 1T 9sitdmentsOou'
itretertn DON 9enrp Surnau, perios
nalitn $500, @runbeigeutbum $500.
Bridget WlcQulif1s III giahlaboer7
nalteria DON gleH S'Yrien, perios
ndlin $768.
Ter peri6nlide 9laflnB oes Ibos
purhm bstragt $S.178.05.
Ser diebenes.
gis u. &. Rub 80. bat cine We4'
isIforberuns iiber $1o93.53 gsgsn
amas q. Wooaep eiilgetlagt.
Sn Der $1,000 S9abensriaBtIage
Der 2ena 2eonarb gesen Die Gtnetnz
natl Traction 60. ipurbe Elm 9erOttt
su Guuitsu Der gertIasten ab8sgss
ben.
Die qinnso & 0anieIs Co.. Sap'
Ton, g., tlnste cine Borberuns ibsr
$885.12 ssgsr bic p6Oenir Carriage
60. cin.
Satob pinssr erlansts Elm llrtbet!
Iber 500 eeg.u 9ol6blntt uno 9oobs
mon - Charles Borner Elm IoIdes
iibsr 500 esgsu Deter Gniiineai. =
QnquIt aumpbote Elm iol4ss uoer
$465. 80 esssn gb. 6. DilIert.
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ssiir uniere gplSaten.
9mrdj atbletiide goritellnng im
eaiebaaparf ioaea $4,000 bis
100000 anfsebrad)t iueroen.

slm Snuritae, IL. gfopenIber, ioa
I'M goieballpart cine atbletiihe Bors
itellina itattfinben, oiirh ipelhe man
3ipiit)en $4,000 nno 100000 ouf.
albrineen bont, Die gum 9eiten Der
Sbiocr Solodten, bic Sur 3eit IN
Camp Sberinan bel GbiIlirotbe lire
slus6ilbang erbnlten, peripenoet ipers
ben iollen. Gin acknowledgement ans
iang tpnroe geitern 9admittae in ei-
ner 8eriaurmllsug geniaft, bic i'm
SoteI @ibion itnttiano inib Dor pels
der Major gric @ooo, ein engIiider
Efii5ier, In parmen @orten iiir uns
iere Soloaten ipradl Wlnn eing 10.
alejdp 5iir 2bat iiber, itloem y. 8.
aroger bic 20 Sogen I'M 0ieblano
,Siel6 peraiftiontrfe uno oaoiir6 cine
SlHmnie BON $23, 100 erjieIte. Siders
beitsoireftor 5rieolanoer fiiiioiate
oanfr al. oob er fir $4,000 einIaBs
farten iibernebnen meroe lmo er 90.
rantierte ben gestrieb oerielber.
Dird anoere 3upenomsen ipnrbe
Die Suaune, tpeId)e iomeit fir ben ses
liailiiten 3ipet pcrbdnoeH lit, aiii
$50, 900 gebrndlt. sSn Der That etn
arobortiser sninng.
Sc touien6 9ollnr be,abIten iiir
Iibre 2ogen Soiepb u. Wsuguis, 6. ..
Gretprp, sSrtpiH y. Rrobn. SsuIi,is
JIeiid)mann. VI. 6. Eroeter. .. s..
stroger. Wiaurice pollat. @eprg.
Eiittn, Snrrp SO, 9sbp, 2. .. Wleas
dam. Bal. G,iitenbofer, gg. U. .Sli.
liam, s. 8urhenaI 5niamnen nit
Rcger n. @pgun, g. gS. Campbell,
'g. 9. Gbiparbs. S,obn ". &plmes,
Col. Mar 5Ieiid,naiin, wsiIton glbs
Ter, MaIpb Slogan. sseiie R. Giart unb
Gruu gborIes GIeii&maim sudammeu
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aias ben Weri9tsbpfen
Ggs sganf FraiiOenf SammeI =. gen.
cod bes 0leimeibs unS gsridis.
fGlidrils iiberfiibrt.

8eOrO, 6. SdneiD.rs psriOnli4sr
Redlab betrdgt S9s.04240. =
9hsilbsri6t Der GrObsci4pOreuen.
= prOfsifiOnensr giirss O,rIdHst
Ieire 9sbiibrsn. I ebefdsiDunsss
fdae. = einssrsiate 2sitamnis.-
RodIabfadsn. = 9srf4isbsrss.
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IelbF ebenO einitimmtg our Qnnubme.
Sn gn6etradt beg IlmitnnOes. oab
en- mmenoen 0ienitng bic Wabl
FtuttFinbet, puroe bic ndhitp66ige
StuoiratbsfiBuns anf 0puneritug
rG6Iter Wo8e I'm 5e5a llbr 9ormits
tags terIegt.
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gRauft 9au'crg Club Cigar.
ren, milo uno ausenebm.
Nus btr gNohnnnl con Enrir

4us Der Wobnun1 BON Gortns
re Sorg, go. $50 5mblGp GtraBe,
bic fi9 5ur 3eit ais gatienitH i'm
itGptif6en Spfpital befinOet, lpuroen
luut elmer geiteru Der ppIi5ei 5u9egana
geuen Melouug 5ipei IlbrtH. Elm Dins
muutring, cine 9oDulliers unb mebrers
spIosn. sttlge seftUblsn.
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nit gran 6. 81. Solmes. eoiprenee
0anpea eritnno fir 5000 Sogc go.
81 uno je $500 be8ablten fir ibre
2ose Die Serren 5. @alter ,Srei6ers,
@corge B. Sorris un6 gS. e. 9ioipe.