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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
VvO1lAN.

We look upon the man as the repre-
sentative of intellect, and the woman
as the representative of affection; but
each shares the characteristic Of the
other, only III the man one predomi-
mates and in the woman the other,
We know woman "a affectionate, as
religious, as oracular, as delighting in
grace and order, possessed Of taste, In
all ages woman has been the represen-
tative of religion. In all countries, it
is the women who fill the temples. In
every religious movement the woman
has been an active and poweaful part,
not onley in those in the most uncivil-
lied, countries; not less IN Mohomme-
dan than the Greek and Roman relig-
ions. She holds man to religion.
There is no man so reprobatc, so car
less of religious duty, but that he de
lightE to have his wife saint, All
men feel the advantages that abound
of that quality in a woman, My own
feelings is that in all ages woman has
held substantially the same influence.
| think that superior women are
rare as superior men are rare. Think
that women feel when they are in the
press, as mon of genius are said to do
among energetic workers-that they
see through all these efforts with finer
eyes than their noisy masters | think
that all men in the presence of the
best women feel overlooked and judg
ed and sometimes sentenced They
are tho educators in all our society
Through their sympathy and quick
ness, they arc the proper mediators be-
tween those who have knowledge and
those who want il. -Ex.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

na- SODA BIscUIT.-Buy your
Cream Tartar, Soda, and Baking
Powders at Sprague's Drug Store,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

BeR- New lot ofFurs and Hoods Just
received at c. L. Halls.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

Hsa- Quecnsware, Glassware, wooden
ware, tinware and house furnishing
goods constantly on hand at f. Sill 4
Cos.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

~ Splendid Carmine Ink, in lar 60 lots.
received at the Book Store this week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

ssig- School Books by wholesale or
retail at c. l.. Halls, Country dealers
will do well 10 call.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

Va Miscellaneous Publications = Lead
Pencils, Bonnet oF P0steboard, Wrapping
Paper, Arnold's Ink, carmiAe Ink, Wrap
ping Twine, School Books, and many other
Goods, received at tho Book Store thia
weok
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

sGs> Plain and fancy breakfast showls
the incest and cheapest in town at
SILLS.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

va. Where is Silrs2 It's directly
opposite the Court House
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

rg- Nav suppl les of Stationary received
at the Book Store this week.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

re- Ladies' Furs OF tho very best qualityI
also, gents Calf dloyo', oter Trimmed, and.
Fur Collars, at Halliday kCo's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

Ia, Some beautiful Bonnets at Hol-
brooks.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

psa. Go toe. L. Rails for Millinery
and Fancy Goods, Notions, etc.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

0s5- C. L. Hall buys his goods in
New York.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

BDr For choice Furs go to HolbroolS's
Fancy Store
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

.Ess- Fine Lace Collars at Halliday &
Cos.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

TuE,New York Tribune, wltl, its
characteristic meanness, attempts
20 shield President Grant by thrus-
ting Mrs. Grant in front of him.
Hear it
"If Mrs. Grant did speculate,
there is no evidence that she did so
with the knowledge or consent Qf
her husband, or that sho knew any
more about the intentions Of tie
government than wns known by all
the world. She would not have
been tho first woman who ever spec
ulated in Wall street without her
husbands knowledge"
lfthat is not the very qulntcss-
enee OF meanness, what Is
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

Sss-New Goods daily expected al tho
Book Store.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

sey- Balmoral skirts, anc lot, differ
ent grades, at Sill's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

WHAT valuable head woman
must have who has fifteen hundred
dollars' worth Of hair
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

B6E' Go to Sills and get box of 2 8
cent collars before they are all gone,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12

sEA- Husk mats, big lot, a. sill's.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-11-12
OHIO STATE ELECTION.
The vote.

Wo give below tho full Official
count of the aggregate voto given
at tho late election III this State for
on the State Ticket, to-
gether with the majoritles for each;
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

rur Omar MEDICAL MrsTAxr of former DAYS
ia. an nttcr. sevieetoe ,eanitary precautions.
M eaic,ent means were adopted for the pre-
,~ention Of sickness Sewerage was unknown
n cities: drainage was rarely attempted in the
cmntrv Heaps Of ofal were left to rot in the
,nublic streets and domestic cleanliness, the
great antidotc 10 febrilc diseases, was sadly ne
vlccted. IA h not SO nov. Wise laws, phi-
Son,hron;c institutions. and a yiQilant sanitary
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FALL OF 1869.
Semi.Annual Circular.

Our friends and customers and
the public generally will find our
large stock of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Queensware, Hardware &c, complete
about the LIST of October next; oil
of which have been selected with
care and bought for cash. We pro-
pose after the LIST day of October
next, to sell for cash or its equiva-
lent, closing our books from that
time until the commencement OF
the crop Of 1870 Our goods will
be marked at close figures. We ex'
poet only to obtain your trade by
making It to your interest. We have
done a credit business, more or less
ever since we commenced business
with those who met their account
promptly once each gear. Weneve'
have credited a man upon the faith o
Liens, Deeds in trust, Mortgages &c.
butonly upon our Knowledge of hin
as q prompt paying man. Of thos
who owe us prior to 1869 we ask t
come toward and take up the
paper, remembering that we hav
!, been lenieat and hare not hdrdssc
them. To those who are prompt i
their transactions with us our book
will be open next year.
BALLENTINE & WALL,
Sardis, Miss, Sept. 20, 1869, tt
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THELIrrLE OoRpoRAI, the brilliant
Western Juvenile, (which claims to
have.a a. larger circulation taan any
otherjuvenile magazinein the world,
and to Be better worth the money
than any other magazine,) anncun-
ces that it will come free for Oct,
Nov. and Dee. of this year to all
new subscribers for Sthe new yeal
whose names and money are SEM
to the publishers before the last o
October. Beautiful Premiums ar
offered for Clubs Now isa goot
timeto begin. Price, One Dollar
year, sample copy, ~ cents. Ad
dress Alfred /. Sewel CO., Pub
fishers, Chicago Illinois.
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Citation Notice.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
In the Probate Court Of said county. To
Julia Ann Young and Eta Young, minor heirs
of Mary Young deceased, residents of Davidson
county, State Of Tennessee, and Amanda Dyer
and her husband Tack Dyer, and P. B. Fowler,
residents OF Bowie county State of Texas, heirs
at law Of Harrison II. Fowler, deceased. &2
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court Of the county Of Pamela. on the 25th day
Of October, 1869, to show cause why the petit
ton of ]. G. Fowler, praying for sale of the
real estate Of said Harrison II. Fowler, dcccas.
ed, sbonld not he granted.
BY order OF court.
J. II. PIERCE.
: scpi-Jt CLERK.
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Owing to the run on our columns
by advertisers, we are compelled to
omit notices Of ali our advertise
ments, and to leave over some i'm
portant articles, which will appear
in our next, s3l
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LAND FOR SaLE.-We direct the
attention of those desiring to pur-
chase land, to the advertisement Of
Col. F. B. Irby, administrator.
The land he will sell is as good land
as there is to be found in the county,
and is situated in an excellent neigh
borhood. ..,.5 sVf
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Every body must be on hand to
hear Gov. Lewis Dent. He speaks
Mt this place on the 2sth.
White and black alike should be
present to hear what he has to say
upon the issues Of the day.
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For Fever and Ague use Texas
Tonic Syrup II will cnre when.
other remedies fail. Try it once
and you will have no other medicine
for chills.
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NoRTnN on Atfrstlns

r. ~ rAe' 4 Hubye
hereby etftit that during lat teaf ~,
sitaehtd with Tie agus whilst In vhtstatr
Nis., and used several popular patent meal.
zines vim bot temporary relief IN feaehlne
hrfre he disease friHrncd " = wotsc ftps. h
possible, whsn my msdi,al attendant ufisrtd
Quininc, IN lafEe doses frequently A. hieh A.
80 grains ref DIS, phd shich must have eesi
me nearly ei00 I consulted W, smith. of
louisville aad eund be- prrsrribed puinipe
aud Arsenic combined which refused 10 take
ptcferring 10 let the disease take its course.
was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted and
pronounced with enlarged liver and spleen.
About this time the advertisement Of %iIurievs
Agne Tcnic appeared in q ritv paper, and !
determined to give TIA trial | did ~, and
have no reason 10 regret it-one bottle re-
stored me completely, and since that time
have seen nearly a hundred cases in which I,
acted with equally happy results, and would
certainly recommend Il as preferable To any
o,hor tonic before the public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
Louisville, Ky, June II, 1895.
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TnK FALL TaApE.-J H. Yates
q Co. Baiesville are ndw receiving
stock Of fall aud winter goods.
comprising some Of the most Gle
giant and fashionable styles eycr
Drought to this market. Their
lress goods are ofthe latest patterns,
and NC would advise our lady
friends to call early and examine
Them: and their stock Of hats, boots
shoes, clothing, and notions ia com
Iplctc In every particular. Call and
see for yourselves, and you will fine
that Yates 4 Go. are selling excel
lent goods very cheap.
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The State of Mississippi, Pamela county.
In the Probate Court Of said county. 70
Matilda Magee, widow Of Alfred Magee, de-
ceased, s. +. Magee, J. Il. Magee, and J. B.
Mapee, heirs At law and distributes Of Jasper
Magec, deceased, and whose residence and
whereabouts are unknown:
. You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court of the county Of Pamela, aforesaid, on
the fourth Monday t25th day OF October, 1869,
to show cause why the petition Of +. D. Moore
administration of the Estate Of Jasper Magcs
deceased, praying for a sale Of the Real Estate
ofthe said Jasper Magee deceased, should MOI
be granted. $50 = rnaYscYN Fl
BY order Of Court. ~
j. II. PIERCE
sep4-5t Clerk.
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There is trouble in Sunhower
county, the freedmen being in a
state of insurrection. A squad of
military has been ordered there.
The same state of affairs exist in
Issaquena county.
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Ne Crpr, ~ PAY !-SaAKr 40
noss stone Tohic ssrup a Ne
only warranted Cana RrstDs sold
II h the bestaa tboo Reward Tor
every grsip fpf Peisep s~qataiped iq
sroSr's ToSrc SYhIr. Physicians
presctibe ana pronounce itinislibs
wmrastoa 10 curt CkilE and Fdvef
or moasy pasisrs'y rsiaudeaus ~.
Ask for Stones Tonic Syrup and
take no other. Sold byC.C. Ward
4 Bro, and w. y. Wilkersop& Co.
NJ. Rose Sole Agent, ~ Main St..
Memphis Tenn. aug28-ly
aTaW --4~-~uR hon.
DoLBEAR'sC COMMERCIAL CoLLEcES 3C
Main street Memphis,open highland
day the entire year. New pupils car
begin any day Writing Art ant
Rock Keeping &C., &c, Sc,
sep1S-6m
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Read, notice and Remember, for
Fever and Aguc use Texas Tonic
Syrup 1t will cure without fail. +!
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Texas Tonic Syrup wherever in
troduced, at once supercedes all
other Chill Remedies, being pleasant
to take and sure cure.
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Administrators Sale Of Lands.

Pursuant to a decree Of the Probate court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi render
eed at the March term, 1869, thereof, | will, as
administrator, de bonis non, Of the estate Of A.
Miles, deceased, on iMondAy, tho eth day Of
October next, at The courthouse door, in the
town Of Pamela, in the county Of Pamela, with
in lawful hours, prpccedto seil At public auc-
Iton to the highest bidder, the following de-
scribed lands belonging to said estate and situ-
ated and being In said county Of Pamela, to
wit. North half Of section thirteen and south
east quarter Of section II, township 10, range
eighs, west. ,Fnrs a8 g9tge@K 4
Terms Of sale-0nc-half cash, balance in
twelve months, with interest at rate Of ten per
cent from day Of sale, and bond and approved
security. j. W. BATES,
aug28-6w Administrator.
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Texas Tonic syrup--a blessing
to all subject to chills, q medicine
pleasant to take and certain to cure.
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It has cometobc " known fact
that Texas Tonic Syrurcuros Chills
and Fever. Kept at Drug Stores
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\ One bottle of Texas Tonic Syrup
has been known to cure several
cases 0 chills. -
For fever and Ague use Texas
Tonic Syrup, we have never known
it to fail.
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NoIsY.-Quitc a commotion was
occasioned in the city Of B~atesville
on Saturday night last, caused by
two we'll known citizens shooting
at each other 1T '1ong taw' with
small arms We. reshappylto in
form our readers that nobody was
hurt, although, after tie cohtcs
was over, one Of the combatant
made night hideous with the dis
charge of musketry,
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fiufs fas fttef @hssf ne ~
ssaasmsni n q " N~sitssst
~ wh8 bsys laa tfeuNh y Hlls
t4ass e sttsk II Rspla Ia flsas
|afe h. kak e. Their asam'mshi
III leliss dfes goods ha been e.
leessd wilh iasie asd = II TIE latest
PATTERNS. sad cannot fsil n sttfaei
aiteHsoai shtIe heir Stock n boota.
shoes ahd hats afe II he beet qpal
Iiiy. aspI beuft estesiaily hr ~.
trade IN family groceries they
have a fine and fresh assortment n
Everything ae~IiaI, and we vculi
advise everybody who wan, good
articles a, ihe very lowest prices 10
call on w. ". Mathews 4 Son.
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THIEF J THIEF ! THIEF $50
REwARp.-Some person. or persons
have been stealing the school books
from the Batcsville Academy, and
I will give the above reward to any
person who wills discover tho thief
or thieves with ufie,ent testimony
TO convict them. 4y
w. j. SHELTON, Principal.
BatssSTiS Miss, Sept. 25th 1859
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Texas Tonic Syrup cures Chills
and Fever. Kept at Drug Stores.
Go get a bottle if you are afflicted.
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Wagon and Carriage Making and
Repairing.
Flows, Gin Gearing and Cotton
Presses made to order.

Having located in SAnDls, the undersigned
tender their services TO the citizens of Pamela
and adjoining counties, and solicit share Of
their patronage. We are prepared to build
Wagons and Buggies and repair Carriages Of
every description in a workmanlike style, and
guarantee satisfaction. We will also build
Plows, Gin Gearing and Cotton Presses at the
shortest notice, and will attend to oil calls mad'
upon us accessible to the different railroad de-
pots or river landings, at moderate prices fol
cash.
&c. DUVALL h SON.
sardis, Mss, July 10, l869.-tf.
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DIR. A. WESSON.

Dentist, No. 8e6s Main Street, opposite Mans
field h Higbce's Drug Store. Memphis.
In presenting my claims for a continuance
Of patronage to a people to whom | have so
long been known (having practiced over twen-
ty years in this county, | deem il, in a great
measure, only necessary to give the locality of
my office. In a word, | am able to give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, at greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid to the regulation Of
children's teeth. f13b y sb49ai T03S0J
The GrssS Trtrmph!
Laughing Gas NtO HMMbMg!
have in my Office now, ~ successful opera.
ton, one Of the latest improved machines
known to the world for producing NrrRors Ok.
lpE AND OXYGEN baueniSe Gas. The pure Ga,
| emitted from this machine will transport. as Il
were, the patient to the dreamland while beine
robbed of the, offending tooth without tha
slightest pain, and is perfectly Harmless IN ii
effects. Don't mistake the name nor place, a
there arc other names in the profession so neai
the same they have been taken for mine.
| 300 Main 81. BOG Main 81
sep4-Iy z A. WESS0N.
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ChiIIs vanish when Texas Tonic
Syrup makes its appearance.
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Old Type Metal for sale at this
Office.
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From the Meridian Gareto.1

From the Meridian Gazette
Hurley AouE Tosic.--The following GER.
hhcate, from a reliable citizen Of Meridian
speaks for itself: .
MERIDIAN, Mss, Oct. /, 1868.
Il. Y. H. CnADwcki
Dedr Stri This Is to certify that | bought
rom you, by your recommendation, one bottle
OF hurley's Agnc Tonic, and II cured two
cases of fever and aguc of6neen months stand
ing, cheerfnlly recommend Hurlcy's Tonic
to the public generally.
Respectfully yours, &c,
JonS \. WRsnL
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To Coaahss9epasfsNxp FtfHesa-~AN eom-
.ssieatisns nasths s&rd~i "a % Wtisssty
sssfsisf II sseh seek. ssd Advertisements o.
fkarsi<y safnin< FsAafs y feHFVlg eth
this fsIs vil esase publlcntion 10 bt deferred
sasi ~ rna - eva 81 ne fefen HN1n
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Walkers Tonic Bitters

TINS truly Valuable Medicine is gradually
but surely winning its way into every hose
hold in the nation, and Is confidently recon-
mended for the
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-25

An occasional dose of Texas
Tonic Syrup is q rare preventive Of
chills.
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The University Of Mississippi

The University OF MISSISSIPPI
OpESs on the 18th Of September next, with the
same Faculty as heretofore. 1t has been in
operation long enough for the public to have
tested its merits.
Its extensive and costly apparatus for the IL
lustration OF the sciences; its magnificent cabi-
net Of shells and minerals and those Of the
State survey; a library Of choice books; COM
modious rooms trent free, and now undergoing
thorough repair; its healthy location and ac-
cessibility its religious priviliges-regular ser
vice in five churches in town and six churches
being represented in the Faculty; the high
tone and moral character of the surrounding
population, and its unparalleled cheapness
should commend 1t to the patronage OF those
who have sons to educate, especially those Of
the surrounding country
TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
Tuition in Literary Department, for an
nuel session ,.......... w
| Tuition in Law observation-disclosures. 90 10
For fuel, $ls; deposit for damages, So" 20 90
Board-priyatc messing Is abolished. The
Trustees design employing q steward to pur-
chase and prepare provisions, at actual cost, the
students furnishing the means. BOARD in pri-
vate families, washing and lights at moderate
rates.
No new student will hereafter be admitted
free of tuition.
The Preparatory department continued.
Textbooks furnished at a small advance on
cost. J. NJ. H0WRY,
Secretary Of the Board.
Oxford, Aug, 81, 1869. aug2l-2m
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READ, AND READ ATTEETIvELY.

L MIL HH.
On. HumEY-Dear Sir. | wish to make
known my case to the inhabitants Of Louis.
vile. am a clerk in 4 large establishment,
and the victim Of hereditary s%crofula, from
which have suffered beyond description, and
for months and months have been Unable 10
follow my employment / have taken Cod
Liver Oil, Iodine, 0uysotts and Bull sarsaps
rIlla. MY brother has been IN louisville. and
hearing Of DR.. %llurley's Satsaparilla, procured
me half a dozen bottles Of Il. | determined 10
stop all physic, but by the persuasion Of nv
family tried 1t, and after taking four bottles,
the sores began to heal, and the large glands 70
disappear. have suffered for twelve ycars,
aud am now finishing the last bottle, wiich
will leave me in good health. Il think Il a
wonderful medicine, and the doctor a credit to
the city he resides In. ff01'
shall be happy to answer any eommunica,
tions addressed to mo on the subject.
am, sir, yours obliged,
Henry TURsnn.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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BRANCH OFFICE AT COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI
OVER HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS!

Which il nor than three times he amount of business ever done by any Insurance Con
.pny Of thu sm age
TuE ASSOCIATION issued 1856 policies during December, 1868 amounting to sLlb1oo
drawing an annual income of s72s93 49, In the month Of January 1869 II issued q
policies amounting to ST. $40 0WO, drawing An annual income Of ss6b2i H.
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THE WEST AND SOUTH
Life Association Of America.
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BOARD or DIRECTORS

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Amos CoihU o. Bitou IT. " liouRh " y keansut tS
uvclrt. Logan r. uamsron, Henry J. srnuehcf'
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