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DEATH OF. COLONEL RASDoLppH.--Colon,

DEATH OF. COLONEL RANDoLPH.--Colonel
w. B. Randolph, for many years past chief
clerk of the Treasurer's office, Treasury De-
partment, died this morning at o'clock, at
his residence, ON G street between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets, after on i'll
ness of several weeks, in the eighty-frst
year of his age. Colonel Randolph re-
ceived an appointment in the Treasury De-
partment in 1903, and for the past twenty
years has been connected with the freasu-
rer's Office, over twenty years of which he
has been chief clerk. He was IN officer in
the war of 1912, and for many years the
nspector-general of the militia of this dis
trict. He was On Old Line Wing, and was
universally esteemed. He was one of the
most faithful and efficient officers of the
Government, and enjoyed the confidence of
every administration of that department.
Although a Virginian, and related to the
Lee family, he took strong grounds against
secession, and was during the war as
ardent supporter of the Union as he had
been in previous years. Washington Star.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, May 6.-Noon.-Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat dull, unsettled, and
in BUYERS favor. Corn a shade better.
Rye quiet and steady. Oats dull and
heavy. Pork frmer at S28.75. Lard quiet
ut l9@l9c. Cotton frmer at &c. for mid
ding uplands.. Freights dull. Turpentine
drooping at SOC. Rosin irregular at 1920
@s3.25. Stocks dull. Gold, 1874. Ster-
ling, 10. United States bonds-old, 100 !;
new, l09N. Virginia SIS, So. Money, 8
per cent.
New YORK, May l6.-Eueaiag. Cotton
,lc better; sales, $500 bales at &c.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat le.lower;
Corn dull and heavy; mixed western, sLl4
@sl.l7. Mess pork, $2o.s7. Lard lower,
at 17sl@l8Ac. Turpentine, $4,000.
Rosin, sS.25@$7. Groceries firm. Freights
Sterling dull. Gold, lss1a@l395s. Gov
ernments stronger and active.
BALTIMORE, May l6.-Cotton 6rmer at
3lc. Flour unchanged. Wheat dull; Ma
rvland. So. Corn dull; white, sl.15@
81 .l6 yellow, s1.23. Oats steady at SOC
93c. Provisions unchanged. Virginia 6s,
inscribed, 44ta@44334 coupons, new, 81 y
@52. North Carolina De, DOG. SOusn
Carolina 6's, new, 641a.
CINCINNATI, May 16.-Flour unchanged.
Corn advancing, and quoted Mt 95c.-the wet
weather influences the market. Mess pork
frmer at $2s. Shoulders, lS1@c.; clear
sides, l7@I734c. Lard, ls11a@l8Ac.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Corn heavy, and easier Ct w
@93c. Provisions dull; holders unwilling
to cell. Mess pork, 1923. Bacon-ShouiaesS'
13L@I311sc. Lard, l4c.
WnsIseros, N. c., May ls:lspiri &
tnrpentine weaker at 4Tc. hosins dull
| Tar in demand at So.
CHARLESTON, May i6.-Cotton quiet bu'
steady: sales. IA bales; receipts, SO bales
exports, $50 bales niddlings, ao1aac.
AUGUSTA, May l6.Cotton dull: sales
As bales; receipts, So bales; middlings
z91a 0sec.
| sAgAsNAH, May 16.--Cottoa firm am
unchanged receipts, 500 bales.
MesIIR, May l6.Gotton oloaed iirn 9.
4 sales, 400 haies; no receipts; exposta, go
hales; middlinga. S0t 50.
NRw ORLnAEa, May l6.- Cotton g, nfm s.
middlings, SOL &C.,; sales, ioe ns1ss -
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THE CHASE PROGRAMME:-It would be
incredible if it were not true that the hopes
of the Chief Justice for reaching the White
House depend upon the Democratic party !;
that the programme is to secure for him, on
pie-bald platform, the nomination OF the
July Convention, universal amnesty and
universal suffrage" being the Chase side OF
it, with which the negroes of the South areto
be seduced into support Of the Democratic
candidate. Is it not preposterous that any
body should be fool enough to credit the
possibility of Democratic convention
swallowing this dose, even for success !?
Failing in this, the programme is to get the
New York Convention to nominate an OBJ
noxious Democrat of the Vallandigham
school, and run Chase independent, under
hejmpression that he can carry OFT enough
votes to throw the election into the House
Forneys Chronicle.
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SENATOR WADE's PosITIoN INFAMOUS
ESouGH.-" Var" telegraphs to the Coat-
rant as follows:
"Senator Wade is quite confident the Pre-
sideut will be convicted. He was asked,
this afternoon, if his vote should be re-
ouired would he give it, and then resign, SO
as to make Colfax President. His reply
was quick eff had twenty votes Pdgiye
them all; and as for resigning, ! never
thought Of such a thing of course shant."
Is such a man fit juror? The Chief
Justice was right when he protested against
the admission of Wade rs a member Of the
court. -lLartf0rd Times.
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y. 81, !. Thomas ss was present., and made q
speech, Which we want the white people Of
the State 70 read. he said fsss
y natever others might Say, the consti.
.asson 2, would be adopted by large major
ny: ne urged the negroes to stand together.
and the day would be theirs. He told
.aem that they could control the State, and
could secure for themselves the political
power for all time to come by adopting the
Constitution and electing MI the officers in
the first election; which was the most inn
porsant point Of all, rs they could then Sc
cure oil the weak points that might be left
open by the Constitution,
This was said at Radical meeting ut
Leatherwood.
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Mexican InteII1gence-Sant8 Anna
1. said to be at BrOwnsviIle-BattIc Mt
Presidio-BepOluti0 Defeated
Ten Staff Officers Shot. 81
GALVESTON, TEXAS, May 16.-The Blu
reau of Mexican Intelligence at Browns
vile reports on the 18th the arrival of
three noted ex-Imperial officers, also the
rumored presence of Santa Anna, who is in
concealment. A score of spies from Mata-
moras are watching his movements.
General McCook had left for New Orleans
to obtain on additional brigade. re-
The farmers report the loss in the Inst
FIVE months of 1900 head Of cattle BY
Mexicans and Indians. .9sss gs. -e5
Adyices from Mazatlan confirm the de
feat of.3,00O reyolutionists at Presidioby
1,500 national troops under Guerrero
Three hundred rebels were killed and
wounded, and 600 captured. Ten staff officers
were shot. Colonel Crespo, Of the State
troops, was killed. Guelo had escaped, and
the revolution was failure.
The custom receipts at Brownsville are
likely to be from Sl50,000 to 100000 the
current year.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE AND THE PREsI-
nFScY.-The movement to present Chief
Justice Chase to the National Democratic
Convention is becoming more and more tan
gible every day. Mr.. WEIGH, one OF the
proprietors of the Philadelphia Age, and
delegate to the Convention, and Mr.. Frazer,
the assessor Of internal revenue OF the first
Pennsylvania district, are in town to-day,
and avow that the movement is an earnest
one, and will be pushed through to success.
Nen York Times Washington Letter,
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What are Improbable Offeneesss

What are Improbable Offeneeses
This question has caused much discus
sion in and out of Congress. The Peters
burg Express gives the best answer We
have seen: z. -i H..
"The Constitution contains clause Which
dispels I'LL doubt. That clause is the last
in the It'll section of the lst article Of the
Constitution. 1t is: C But the party con-
ycted shall nevertheless be liable and sub
iect to indictment, trial, Judgment, and
punishment according to law" If the ex-
preston "cther high crimes and misde-
meanors'' is not limited to indictable Of
fences, and not extending to such acts as in
the mind of the triers are impeachable,
that clause in the 7th section would be in
appropriate, when the context OF the sec
ton is consulted, because that context
shows that that clause applies to all cases
Of impeachment, in defining the extent OF
siulqfnent in cases of impeachment
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LONDON, May 15.-A deputation waited
upon the Queen at Windsor Castle yester-
day and presented an address from the HER
archy of the Irish Church in regard to the
changes contemplated in, che establishment.
The Queen replied in vague terms, not COM
hitting herself TO the policy either Of the
Church or the Liberal party. 81 M
MANcHEsTER, May l5.-Georpe Francis
Train delivered an address In this city last
night. The audience was small and the
proceedings undissurbed, the affair attract
ing little or no attention. Ets5:.s
BELFAST, May l5.-The Rev. James Nc
Gosh, Of the Queens College, recently
elected President of Princeton College, New
Jersey, has not yet decided to accept the
position. assss3s S e 81 I ..el -
g LONDON, May Is Midnight. LIN the
House of Commons this evening John
Bright presented a petition from the people
OF Nova Scotia praying Parliament to re-
peal the act by which that province was
united TO the Dominion of Canada The
petitioners denounce the Canadian Union
act as an evil uncalled for and uniust-the
result Of o surprise sprung upon the people,
and Of fraud practiced in Parliament.
After the reading of the document, the 26th
instant was assigned for debate on that
subject. ! 49, e .'2 - ~
Pans, May 15.-In the Corps Legislatif
the debate on commerce, which commenced
early in the week with a speech from
Theirs in favor of protection, was continued
yesterday by Forade,. Minister Of Z Com
merce, who replied to Theirs. He depre-
Gated the re1pening Of the commercial qnes-
ton, and the creation of o crisis in trade,
when peace and industrial prosperity were
sure and undisturbed. He declared France
would not adopt a retrograde policy either
on commerce or on any other public question.
General Failley, commanding the en-
campment at Chalons, says, war being pos
sible, the labors Of camp must be severe
and unremitting i. NJ 81 !. ~. ass :. /, IS
LONDON, May l5.-Late and important
dispatches have been received from Japan.
The civil war was vigorously prosecuted !.
The army Of the Mikado had arrived at o
point near Jeddo.
LONDON, May ia dispatch from
Athens contains the following
The Spokioteau mountaineers claim
that in the recent conflicts with the Turks
the latter were defeated and driven to the
seacoast." zgg,sr.a ~
PARIS, May 15.-Eueniag The ultima
tum has been dispatched by the French
Government to the Bay of Tunis.
1t is rumored that Count Sartiges, Minis
ter at Rome, will be removed.
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A CIVIL Rights CASE IN BUFFALO, NEW
f"KE-AN IMPORTANT DEeIsIoN.-Some
time since q case was raised in Buffalo al
iecting the validity of the law which pro-
Ndes separate schools for colored children.
A little girl entered one of the public
schools-No. II, we belieye-and was al
lowed to remain by the teacher. Complaint
was made to the superintendent, and ne de-
clded that the child must leave. 0nsthis o
Case was made up which involved the I'M
portant question whether, in case Of this
Find, the Civil Rights bill oyerrides the
legislature of the State and the city char
Yer. The case came before o general term
OF the Supreme Court, on appeal from i Z
special term, and the decision was prepared
ey Judge Daniels. II is against the righ'
o. eolored children to attend any school ex.
sepl those designated for them exclusively.
ihis decision comes from bench COM
posed wholly Of Republican judges. - Neat
York Commercial.
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TURKEY-Abdul Aziz has actually chose

TURKEY.-Abdul Aziz has actually chosen
Council Of State composed partly Of Chris
tians and partly Of Mussulmen, by whom
oil the laws of the empire are in future to
be elaborated. Furthermore, as one Of our
correspondents observes, " in consenting to
the establishment of trial by jury he has
not only shut the mouths of his detractors,
but enlisted the sympathies of Europe on
his side" These are certainly great points
ined.-Neeo Y0rRc Times. ~
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Dooilstis, Feeeenden, Fowler, Grimes Hen
desson, Hendricks, Johnson, MeCreery,
Nortea, Patterson Of Tennessee, Ross,
Saulsbury, Trumbull, Van Winkle, and
Vickers-fg.
MIR. Williams moved fifteen minutes re-
cess, which was negatiYed. He then moved
an adjournment to the 26th instant.
Mr. Johnson suggested the announce
merlt Of the yote.
Judge Chase said he would not announce
the vote until taken on all the articles un-
less the Senate ordered otherwise.
MIR. Drake raised the point that nothing
was in order pending a motion to adjourn
MIR. Henderson said the motion to adj
journ was not in order while the calling Of
the roll was pending.
Judge Chase sustained this last point, and
directed the Secretary to readthe roll; which
being read, the Chief Justice stated that
there we're thirty -fre votes for guilty, and
nineteen for not guilty, and that the Presi-
dent was therefore acquitted Oh the eleventh
article. 81 ~
5 Judge Chase then stated that the Senate
was now in process Of carrying out the or
der to proceed to vote upon the articles of
impeachment, and no motion was now in
order while that was pending.
Mr.. CONFESS appealed fronthis decision,
and the appeal was sustained 80 to "a.
Then, by a vote of 80 to 81, the court I'd
journeds to May 26th. ts 4 rs
MIR. Wade resumed the chair, and after a
long debate a joint resolution adjourning
the Senate to the 25th instant was mega
| tiyed, and the Senate 7ad journed until Mon
day. Is a5aa4 7..ssq-s ezs..r5
Impeachments Proceedings I'm the
81 2rd saregsy House. 7z~ e
h. The House refused to entertain aresolu.
tion appointing a eomnittee to inquire int
the conduct of the Missouri delegation by
q vote of 80 to 49,, suszasijS va Iass s.Fai (
A resolution that for. the further and
more efficient prosecution of the impeach-
ment Of the President the Managers be di.
-rected and instructed to summon and ex-
anime witnesses under oath, to send for
persons and papers, to employ o steno.
grapher, and to appoint sub committee te
take testimony, the expenses thereof to be
paid from the contingent fund of the House
was adopted. & 49,
The House then adjourned to Monday.
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MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-We understand
that the Masonic fraternity of this city In
tend celebrating the 24th Of June, the an
niyersary of st. John the Baptist, by apro-
cession and festival to be given at the
Noryell Honse. An GRAFTON will also be de-
liyered by. the Rev. G. G. Biting Lynch
batf1 NeacS.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND tSUrcIDE.-At-
bany, May lA.-Charles CRANE, German,
met his son-in-laW in the street to-day,
and raising revolver, attempted to shoot
him. The ball missed, whereupon Granz
put the pistol TO his own head and fred,
from the effects Of which he died in short
time. The affair grew out Of family quar-
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION. We learn tn %,
John IN. Shelton, ESD, has been nominated
BIZ the Conservatives OF The senatorial als-
trict composed Of the counties of Floyd,
Patrick, and Montgomery.
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New york Bank statement.

NEW YORK, May l6.-The bank state
ment of last week shows an increase in
loans of sl,96s, 600; in deposits, $685.
900; in legal-tenders, 81 1000; and de-
crease in specie of $347 900, and in circu-
lation Sl2. 600.
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FLORIDA ELEcTI0N.-.Jae Jacksonville, May
,n.-ihirty-four counties give i've thousand
minority for the Gonsttt tuition, and for Har-
,isoh Reed, Rspnbliean candidate for Go
, assllor, seven thousand majority. The Le-
F@'a'are ss three-aaartera Republican.
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To he Pnrlaonad.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 16.-General
Meade has agreed to pardon the citizens Of
Green county convicted by military COM
mission and sent off handcuffed to the Dry
Tortugas for imprisonment.
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The New York correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Ledger says: "The committee ap-
pointed by the recent Democratic meeting
in favor of General Hancock for President
to wait on Governor Seymour have just re-
turned from Utica, having had an inter-
view with that gentleman. They say ne
will, under no circumstances, be q candi-
date, and that they are at liberty to publish
the fact"
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Recovery of Stolen Gold-TIHe louis.
lana ElectIons-Dele t0the Chi.

q cagO Conventions. ass s~& $3.50
New ORLEANS, May 16.-Two Spaniards
were arrested last night, having in their
possession gold bars estimated to be worth
sl5G,OOg. 1t is supposed to be o part Of
the proceeds of the Mexican robbery.
General Buchanan, it is stated, viii
make no further announcement Of election
results until Congress acts upon the Consti-
tuition. 1t is further stated that the, pro-
posed contest of the seat of Mann, the De-
mocratic Congressman elect, has been given
up as hopeless of success. -,
3 Collector Kellogg and United States Mar
shall Heron left last night as delegates for
the Chicago Convention. @ !. {
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Murder in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA, May l6.-A soldier on
guard at the barracks shot and killed a ne
gro this evening, the servant Of sutier.
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DIZZY GOODS.

IL. Il j.ss4 - DRY GOODS.
ERESH ARRIVALS. =. 49,, 49, !, 80 -
~ ~ ssat5 NEWzGooDs FOR So, -
SPRING AND SUMMER. -.
am now receiving daily my second supply of
81 - NEW DRY GOODS s-s44f55
.ssys.f 1s.- Il al - FOE THE 80 sc#ssE
vts2 IT. SPRING AND SUMMER, - =
embracing ali the latest styles and patterns in
DRESS GOODS - -; ~
and fun assortment of = fssfs
gsi ~ CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, & .s.ss
- - GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
'sns FANCY GOODS, &C. rsey..ys
Call and see them. -s JULIUS MEYER,
.eas 527 Broad street, second door from Sixth.
Statesmen: w. j. EGGLEsToN, JAMES p. At
KINSON,s = :. ''s.ssss5g3 49, my Is
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Illness Of Governor BrOwnlOw, of
TannasaQp

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l6.-A special
dispatch from Nashville says that Brown
low is in dying condition at Knoxville.
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Frona Wasliinseoa

q WASHINGTON, May Is. -Theinternalreye
nue. receipts for the week were 81, 1888, 900
for the year, S160,000,000. .
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CLOTHING.

THIRD SUPPLY OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS-PRICES REDUCED
GREAT MANY AUCTtONBAR Having
lust returned from New York, am now in receipt
of an extensive assortment of DRY GOODS Of
every description, and many being bought at a,ic-
Among the many cheap goods, / have beautiful
Fast-colored Prints at 10 and l2ac.; handsome
Lawns at 123c.; Bleached Cottons ut 10 and l2Ac.
81 Bleached Pillow Cottons at 20c.; 81 Linen
Table Cloths at 8Oc.: and a full line of Dress
Goods, Linens, Cassmeres, Silks, Shawls, Mar.
settles, Parasols, &c., &C.; all Of which will
be sold equally cheap. ,,,,
No. 500 Broadstreet corner of Sixth.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the public that he is with ISAAC
HUTZLER, where he Will be pleased to serve
them with anything in the dry goods line.
my l8 WILLIAM LOVENSTEIN.
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..o.os District Attorney at New York as
o.ll os Mayor Of the city. The pertinent
saar;nr OF the letter on the impeachment
~ President johnson will be manifest on
pcrusal:
WASHINGTON, November /, 1901.
"Dear Sir,-I some days ago received q
Letter from Messrs. Denniston &Ghesham,
=, the most friendly kind, asking the gene
ra1 Grounds, on which the aolle prosequi In
Dnaoe's case ought to be presented to The
nnbl;c, which they propose to do. You are
sssnsibie must avoid committing myself in
,bat channel Of justification, and that were
10 do il in this case, I might be called on by
ether printers in other cases where it might
he inexpedient to say anything. Yet, TO 30
civil an application, cannot reconcile my
self to the incivility Of giving no answer.
have thought, therefore, of laying your
friendship under contribution, and asking
you to take the trouble Of seeing them and
az saving to them, that the question being
in the line of the law, / had desired YOU to
give them the explanation necessary. My
text of explanation would be this: The Pre-
sident is to have the laws executed. He may
order an offence then to be prosecuted. If
be sees prosecution put into o train which
is not legal, he may order it to be discon-,
tinued and put into lawful train. Z found
prosecution going on against Duane for
an offence against the Senate, founded on
he sedtion act. AFFIRM THAT ACT TO BE NO
LAW BECAUSE IN OPPOSITION TO THE CoNsTI-
TUITION, AND / SHALL TREAT 1T AS A null
1lTY WHEREVER 1T COMES IN THE WAY OF
Ny FUNCTIONS. I therefore directed that
prosecution to be discontinued and ne,o
one TO- be commenced, founded on aohatso-.
sur other lao might IN existence against
The ofence. This soas done, and the grand
juy, finding no Other la,c against II, de.
telined doing anything atnder tie bill. There
appears to me to be no aoean part IN any
OF these positions or differences. There is,
however, in the application to you to trou-
bic yourself with the question. For this |
owe apology, and build iton your goodness
and friendship. Health and happiness
cum caeteris cots. Tn: JEFFERSON.
"Ea,card Livingston, Esq" -.
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T,HE ARLINGTON III UTUAL LIFE
II INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA.

Home once, INA Main street, Richmond Va.
income to LIST April 1858 iissai YEAR,. so 900
Number OF policies issued, !, os4-insuring a. se1-
2oo-one claim, 200. Showing the largest average
Of policies Of any American company, and success
that Is unparalleled In the first fiscal wear.
Issues all kinds OF non-forfeEting LIFE and EN-
DOWnfENT Policies and also POLICIES
upon RETURN PREMIUM PLANS.
NO RESTRICTION OF TRAVEL OR RESI-
In any part or North America north OF The south.
the year. do q e @pe 2 gfg4
NO EXTRA CHARGE ON FEMALE EWES.
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DIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
I PANY OF vIRGINIA.-W. C. CARHINli.
TON, President; DIR. C.. HENRY PERBOW, al.

DIEDMONT LIFE INSURANCE COM
TON, President; DR.. G. HENRY PERROW, X.
d., Medical Adviser; j. j. HOPK1N, Secretary.
This company issues policies on all popular plans,
including return premium plans on some or
these plans asr one cash on others after
The success Of the PIEDMONT Ia unprecedent.
ed. During the first five months Of It's .0rganiza.
ton II has Issued larger number OF policies than
any other company In the United States during the
same period Of Its existence. 80
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men OF as high integrity and rs fine husincss sbll-
ity us any In the State. Finally, II Is 9 HOME M
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once lob main s'ref ear DE SRRHsi assat
Or. ]. n. PAGE, Medical Adviser. NH I'm
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Whole ae ysn 0san among sad
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