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YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
NEW ORGANIZATION.

N ~ " O6NnA VIII ANANs
1870
Notice is hereby given to all those who de.
sire to join the rc-organ;z,d Expedition, tina,
many who went witt. the former command
intend. if sufficient men can be obtained. to
repea: The attempt made in the Spring.
Az the season is advancing, and as it is de.
stable 10 organize without delay. all who
desire to at.acl, themselves to the Expedi-
ton are requested to communicate With the
Secretary Immediately.
Unless al imncl ate organization Is FORM
cd. delay may reader 1t impossible to start
until next -Spring-shereforc send in your
Attention IS called to the circular publish
Ell in the COURIER Of last week.
J. BOGERT,
Secretary.
BOHEMIAN, Ang. "a, II.
a large invoice of
n e w God .
jast received at
sTnASBURCER & SPERLING,s,
consisting Of
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hats and
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Which they will sell
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
The very best CalicOeA At 10 cts per Yard.
MUSL!NS from l21s to 20 cents, Bleached and I'm
bleacAeu.
Also Agents for
Singers Sewing Machine.
which they will keep constantly on hand.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-28

WHY pay = cents for glass OF Beer. wle'
you can get il ut Manrj's for II IL cents.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-28

MR. KOCH an assistants returned on Sun
day to their survey work.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-28

REV. L. &. IryrF will conduct the services
At the NJ. f. Church Sunday morning aud
evening
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MArRrED.-At Crow Agency, on the 10Th
inst, By Rev. n. Bird. John A. Hughes, Of
Missouri Valley. Meagher Co., Montana. to
Mary A. Aoteware, " Crow Agency.
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The brit ot sporting and blasting Pow
per At WALTER: COOPER'S Gun store.
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CONF one, come all. to Odcli's Hal.

LIST OF ETTEI<S
Remaining tn tho Post - .hco at H0xOmAaa
II. T., Aag. .7tls. 1874.
Brown t. 4 Lloyd John r
Brip Peter NJ Myers Aibers
Cha,ibOurne George McElrny Francis
Chi. tlcrs James NJ May Col. George
Cochran Joseph McWilliams James
Driskel James Orr Sample II
freshman jacob Randall Mrs Saliic
Herbert George Smith Addison
Kittle John Williams JaMcs +
kerby II Williams L
Lyman HB
Held for Postage:
Mr.. Albert ALIEN, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
j. II. TAYLOR. T. II.
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CAL NJ Oxjell's Hall


You can ind . full and complete assarfMent Of
PAINTS, oils, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY. PAINT
i1rrS store N W. " NORRIS. few doeEs ssst Of
LaN0o Co,sA. 901emAl
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-28

WHAT every bodJ says must be 90. that
John NAnei taps the best Beer Ia the City.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-28

The telegraph line u down. again. The
world may be burning up for all we know.
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EVERY body goes TO Odeh's Hall.
FILLS e DAVIS
Have large stock Of
III - e n . w Il I. 1
which they are selling very cheap. Call aud

UARRY II. SuYIIE, cuts and makes gentle
mems clothing to order. Also Clesns and
Rspa,rs-in the swan building. Call and see
him.
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GEO. w. ODELL and Maj. Miller returned
from tho Jefferson on Sunday.
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PURE wines at Odell'ss Hall.
Nn1Ni(sE

NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the Drug Store Of ". ".
Morris Boz, hereby notified to come for
ward Immediately and settle.
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rFW fpppS!
Ills a. d Wis

Have just received by Express fne assortment 6!
goods and Will continue to receive weekly, which
they arc selling at
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distinction made between Changers and niis
men. These prices are open to all.
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ADM:NIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

~ BUYERS Of
D1y Goods 0nd CARPETS
will find at the house oil
~ !. 4. soYcE 4 CO.
a large aud we'll selected stock Of
StaDl. and Fancy Goods. Nahels &C.,
which are offered at tho
Very lo,cest market rates.
Orders will receive prompt
and careful attention,
and satisfaction guaranteed.
Price lists sent upon application.
oumphy Bsntisy's Stone Block.
HELEN A, NJ. r.
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LOOK At THESE PRICES.
ELLIS g. DAVIS

ELLIS g. DAVIS
Are selling for cash
Best A Sugar 81 lbs for 81
Rio Coffee ) lbs for 81.
Dark Navy Tobacco GO cents v ID.
4 fine quality Of Green or Black Tea
81 v ID.
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FsssH BEsR always On TAP q lanejs;
only Il II cests per g!Ase.
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COSY club rooms al Ol.!i's Hall.
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PKRsoNAL-For . littlc recreation We HE
away to Gcyscrland this week and leave our
patrons in charge Of J. v. BoGERr, Esq.
jos. WRIGHT.
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CHOICEST cig.r~ ut Odclrs Hall.
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YHE Governor pfesi'!cs At O,ielfs Hall.
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VIC. GILLETTE. Esq, Of Helena. is IN town.
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OpElLs Hall is in full blast.
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ASTONISHING LOW PRICES!

% Cali and see them before purchasing else
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GksAr excitement At Oslell's Hall.
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Go to Otleli's Hall.
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On and aftcr Monasy, July eth, 1871, r. b.
Clark FOUR HORSE COACHES will be .unaieR
00lly from HuzsmlA u the Jefferson mince. oo1.
Meeting at that place with the viry MIS- staxs.
r. Freight and Passengers ~ bottom figures.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-07-25
Wilmington and western q, n.
TIME TABLE
CuANGF or u0ITpS

hummer Arrangements,
fzEsssz5 Commencing May 9th. 1874 trains will
s"S follows
Leave Wilmington 80 a. N. So aud s IS q. M
Leave Landenberg A.. ~ IL. q. m, ana 30 an
-. 2. N,
Arrive at Wilmington IS. II % a M. 3'2Oand 70
J.. N.
Arrive at Laudebbers 945. M. u y. Q IS and
pm
CONNECTIONS:
Train leaving Landenherg at CHS q D.. conn ects
St Wilmington with train for Philadelphia at 10
It u.
Train leaving Wilminlton at s 20 a. 10. connects
81 Landenbets with Penna and Del. Railroad
trains.
Train leaving Landenberg at ~ Is a. M. connects
at Wilmington with train for Philadelphia and
Kew York at IL II, noon.
Train leaving Landenbsrs at 100 .. m. con:
uects at LandenberR with train from Penna. and
Del. Railroad, ana at Wilmington with train 70
PHILADELPHIA leaving Wilmington at A. ,. N.
Train arriving at Wilmington at 30 p: m. con.
Ieets at Wilmington with train leaving Philadel-
rhia at IL Is. noon.
Train leaving Lsndenberg at s Is D. M, connect
at Wilmington with train fol Philadelphia at Z
y III.
Trains leaving Wilmington at 35 p. M, con-
meets at Wilmington with train leaving Philadel-
lvID CONNELL. supt.
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over the River
EVENING r-pEsIRABLE SITUATIONS = RAIL
ROAD TO CAMDEN, &C.

Especial 10 the Gazette
PKNNsGRovR, n. j., July %, 1874.
Last evening the young men OF Pennsgrove
had fine times wheeling barrows blindfolded.
They turned around three times and then started
for post, TO see how near they could come 10 it.
Some of them went TO all points of the compass,
and brought up at all kinds of objects. The
sport was kept up until dark, when they started
Tor the moon and have not yet returned.
The sturgeon fishermen who left here some
lime ago for the waters OF Maine have been
heard from. They are showing the Yankees up
there how to fish
There are three young men in this town who
are hired to go out West and catch wild beasts
for the Centennial. They are to get $40 n week
and dig their own hash; they will get one suit Of
clothes and q pop-gun and are to be furnished
each with a mule and q magic lantern. They
expect to coma home in a balloon made by them
selves OF the skins of the wild animals they con-
sumo on The route,
expect we will soon have railroad from this
place TO Camden. The stock Ia nearly all taken
now.
There is q large excursion here day.
The thermometer ut the "Fishermans Pride"
to-day stood, al a. m, no: noon, $50; 4, p. H.
800. Tone.
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-07-25
A Standard Article Everywhere,

1t is long way from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
and from Maine to the Gulf of Mexico, but in all
the vast area lying within those boundaries there
is not city. town. village settlement or camp
where Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is not well
known and in great demand. 1t is the great house
hold medicine of the American people. and is taken
everywhere as a safeguard against epidemica and
endemics. as a remedy for dyspepsia. biliousness
and Irregularities of the bowels. as a cure for chis
and fever and rheumatic ailments. q sedative in
nervous ases, as n wholesome exhilarant in hypo-
chondria and as a general inygornnt and restora-
tive. To the weak and dropping 1t imparts strength
and vitality, bracing the relax ed nerves and rous
ing all the latent energies of the system. For
twenty years IL has been the standard tonic and
corrective of the western world. 23to8O
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-07-25
CHARLES WARNER e. co.
Market Street Wharf,

Wholesale and Retail dealers
IN
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal.
The only firm in this city receiving coal daily all
rail from Cumberap region.
Inc only firm selling EXCLUSIVELY the Lehish
and Wikesbarre Coal Companys Coal.
Every one should use the Shawnee Coal for family.
steam or manufacturing purposes. We guarantee
It to AXE less ashee prove more economical and
give better satisfaction tha any coal offered In this
market.
ASK FOR SHAWNEE COAL.
BURN SHAWNEE COAL.
Tell your friends what you think Of the
SHAWNEE COAL.
CHARLES WARNER &C0.,
jei2-ly. Market Street Wharf
Wilmington daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1872-1874, 1874-07-25

FTNO THE PUBLIC.
L The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com.
lany have completed arransemenu to carry Money
Packages and Express Ma tier to and from all points
On the line Of th cir road and est Chester.
Also. to all points on the Philadelphia and Read
ing and Catawissa Railroads. including Reading.
instown, Mshoney City. Mt Carmel. Norristown.
PottsviIle. &c.
ner of Front and Madison streets. Wilmington.
Express matter sent 10 Franklin Telegraph oHss,
No, est Third street or TO their Depot. Front
aid Madison. OF orders left with McMduen d Seal.
delivering agents. will receive prompt attention.
6p6-tf Gent 6up't W. 4 Il. R. r. Co.
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" POUNDS and over at The rate OF u % per 1UV I6s1
Although the above price fare as low
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market at a
profit, we do not intend to be undersold upon any
consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after Monday,
POSEY RICE.
orrrEcs-406 Shipley, 4th and Poplar. and 1876
Walnut SITS. apr7tf
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EXCURSION EMINENT PUBLIC DIscouRsrs.

EXCURSION -EMlNEST PUBLIC DIsCoURsES.
Especial 10 the Ga=ette
PKNNsoRovE, N. j July "a, 1874.
We had large excursion over here yesterday.
which was a very fine affair. II was attended by
man from Wilmington who tried TO show the
people how to make the times better SO that all
could have plenty Of money. In the midst of
bis discourse he had fit, caused by having too
much bug juice slowed away under his vest.
His friends picked him up and carried him very
tenderly to the boat. We were very sorry, for we
wanted to hear his discourse. 1t was very inter-
es.ing. Then there came Yankee peddler who
undertook to finish up for him, but finished up in
threat to whip all hands. so that ended all
dscoursing and the Yank. started for home
Tonic
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Paid UP Capital, sH0o.oOO
Philadelphia and New York Exeh ange furnished
to regular Deposit0rs witho ut charge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-09


command OF the central army and meanwhile
Gen. Joveilsr viii replace GEN. Pavia.
The track on the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada has been changed from broad to q
narrow gauge. At "a m. ON the 2Gth the
last brosd-gsnge train passed over the road
from Portland TO Montreal, and so quickly
was the change accomplished, that al a. m.
thc road was ready for trains Of the narrow
gauge. ~
In the Department OF Maine ct Loire,
France, Dcmsille, Republican. has been
elected TO the Assembly by 3,7s. majority.
The result of the election IL Is said causes ex-
element in ministerial circles.
The town OF LeHnoxyille, Canals. was Wis
tied by an extensive confiagration on the 2sth
ult. Nearly every business house in the town.
together with over thirty dwelling houses,
were destroyed
IL Is announced from Vienna that the Aus
trian Government will dispstch anexpedition
10 the Arctic regions next year. TO ascertain
whether the land discovered by the expedi-
ton just returned, and named Franz Joseph's
Land. is portion OF the continent or an island.
The expedition will be divided. one-half go-
INK W way vi siotiia anu lnt oelti va oicsn-
land.
The Mark Lane Express QLondon), Of the
18th ult., in q review OF English crop pros
pects. says: Recent rains have materially
benefited root crops. There has been too
much rain, however, for late potatoes, which
have shown the commencement Of disease.
and this will cause a greater demand
upon lower descriptions of wheat. and
prevent their further depreciation. Grass
possesses the verdure OF spring, which
will help growers TO carry their stock through
the winter. Notwithstanding the deficiency
in hay and straw crops, the wheat trade
shows neither encouraging nor discouraging
features. Prices i'm France are 4 shilling
lower. but elsewhere on the Continent they
are unchanged. except at Odessa, where the
market is frmer, in the hope that the fine
quality Of the crop will eventually secure bet
ter prices"
A Madrid telegram ofthe Goth reports Sc
we're battle in the province Of Navarro, con-
tinuing for four days, which resulted in the
repulse of the Carlists by the Republican
troops under General Mariones. The latter
has thereby succeeded in relieving Pampe-
luna.
Alderman Stone has been chosen Lord
Mayor Of London.
II is stated that the Grand Duke Vladimir
will represent the Emperor OF Russia AT the
Centennial Exposition.
The German ReichstaS has been conyoked
TO meet October 10.
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FOREIGN.

A Havana letter states that an attempt
was made few nights ago to shoot the
CAptain-Generzl, Conchs, while at his sum.
mer residence. His volunteer guard j. sus.
pected.
The French newspapers publish ST. Peters
burg sdvices confirming the report Of Bis
marck's overture- TO King Christian Of Den
mark, looking to the incorporation Of that
country In the German confederation. Cor
respondents say Russia is greatly irritated at
the attempt. and will never permit Germany
to hold the key to the Baltic Sea. The same
papers say that the opposition OF Russia TO
the German policy in Spain Is due to this
cause.
A dispatch from Carlist sources denies the
truth of the report that Don Carlos has been
recognized by four branches OF the Bourbon
family As the heir presumptiye to the throne
Of France.
The Empress Of Russia is expected to ar
rive il England October -, on 3 visit to her
daughter, the Princess Of Edinburgh.
Madrid dispatches OF the cath give intelli-
gence Of the defeat OF the Csrlists in an en-
gagement in the province Of Biscsy. and also
in other engagements at Alcoy and Vileuts.
The members Of the Austrian Arctic expe-
dition arrived at Vienna on the 18th. They
had public reception ard were escorted in
triumph through the principal streets, which
were decorated with iags. Immense crowds
witnessed the procession, and cheered the ex-
plorers with great enthusiasm.
The existence Of a cordial and sympaihetic
letter from the Car to Don Carlos. which has
hitherto been denied at Berlin and elsewhere.
Is now acknowledged. The letter was writ
ten In reply 10 one from Don Carlos thanking
the Gar for his refusal TO recognize President
serrano.
The river segre. running through the Pro-
vince Of Lerida. spain, recently overfowed
its banks, causing great damage 10 property
and serious loss OF life. In the town Of Tar
rega fully two hundred houses were swept
away and many persons drowned.
Afrixhtful typhoon passed over Hong Kong
on the 31th ult. The steamers Leonor and
Albsy and eighty other vessels were wrecked
or foundered and many others were missing.
great number Of houses were DESTROYED.
and il l. reported that q thousand persons
were killed. Damage to property in the city
and hsrbor and surrounding country is i'm
mense.
A single scull race between George Brown
Of Halifax, and l.. Morris, Of Pittsburg, was
rowed ut st. Johns on the esth. The race
was for $4,000 side, and was won by Brown
by two lengths. Distance five miles, time ..
minutes.
Dispatches from Madrid on the 2sth say IL
Is prObable that President Serrsno Will take
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-10-09
Living In Tents.

Every year summer excursions are more
common. and people study 10 make them
cheap az well A. agreeable. No way is 80
cheap, or. if well arranged, so pleasant and
healthy. as TO live i'm tents. choosing an at
tractiye placs. at the seaside or the noun
fains. Augusta Moore writes 10 the New
York Er,ning Post:
IL Is matter Of establishment that in
country like ours. with scenes Of unspeak-
able beauty within one or two hundred
miles OF our ieeming cities, 20 little use
should be made Of tents a. summer dwell
ings for families. Every family in COM
Portable circumstances should own one,
and use il. too in July and August. IL
would pay It's whole cost "A one year by
the health and pleasure il We uld afford the
children and their parents. Father and
mother need not b. in hurry once all
those weeks Of tent life. Rest. refresh
ment: refre-hmcnt. Tesr-all their sweet
employ-this j. the life of tent jewellers on
the islands i'm Lake Genessee. But such
noted places are not best Tor people OF
small means.
wish could see the New England hills
dotted with tents from it, cities. and it.
woods and waters alive with city children.
growing wild. and stout. and tanned. and
fneckled. and happy. like these sturdy
country GIAltlNu- W IGlI a cruel eln anu
shame il j. % keep children quiet. and
clean. and shut up all the year round in
the strong city. WereI father and mother
of family. I'd have a tent ii didn't have
a parlOr, and my children should have a
six or light weeks froiic by the waters
and in the woods If never had a silk dress
or broadcloth coat But this delightful
rusticating could be managed so a. 10 cost
no more than staying at home al summer
would cost.
OF course :. gnmption" and prudence arr
required for such an enterprise Is well a.
for all things else. ~hiftleSsness" can
mismanage anything Good judgment l.
needed even in saving wood. Its just as
har'i work TO saw il 80 that one stick Is too
long 10 90 into the stove. and the other II
too short for anything, a. 10 saw Il in the
middle. But many man lacks the sense
10 make both sticks right. People Of this
sort had better stay just where they are il
they can. If they change the place, they'll
keep the pain.
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Two passenger trains On the Baltimore and
Ohio Rzlroad collided II Smithton, on the
night Of the I'D. Both locomotives were
completely wrecked. the postAl-cz. and bag
gzge-car on the we-.ward-bound train burn
ed. together with their entire contents. and
the platforms Of al the psssenger-cars smash
ed. One Of the postal-clerks, named Brad
ford. was unable to escape from the wreck
and was burned 10 death.
The Executive Committee Of The National
Board Of Fire Underwriters have resolved
that all companies belonging to the National
Board discontinue the business Of IRE insur-
snce in the city Of Chicago, either by new
policies or renewals, on and affer the L.; OF
October. ls.4. This action was taken on nc.
count Of the failure Of the authorities OF tha,
city to comply with certain suggestions put
forth by the Board OF Underwriters for the
better protection Of property sgainst fire,
which suggestions the city authorities say are
entirely inpracticsble and uncalled for.
A recent dispatch from Prescott. Arizons,
says that the Indians who murdered Mr..
Roberts were followed by detachment Of
troops and Apache Indixn scouts from Verde.
They were czught near the head Of Cave
Greek; battle ensued, and fourteen hostile
Apsches were killed and several prisoners
taken. The troops Lost ont scout enc Touss
Apache killed and two men wounded
On the morning Of the asth . southern
bound train Of rix cars on the Selma, Rome
and Dalton Railroad. wen, through bridge
on WAxahatchie Greek. falling sixty feet
The engineer, fireman and several passenger,
were killed, and nearly al the remaining pas.
sngers were wounded. many dangerously
Among the killed l. VIM. Boyd. ex-Jud-c o,
the Supreme Court OF Alabams.
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a readily suppressed. as in any Of N.
States. Every neighborhood - supplied
with church privileges and the cas.s. OF
the Bible i well maintained. The climate
in many portions Of the State il superior
10 that OF Italy, the mean temperature BE-
ing 81 degrees; the mercury rarely reach
- 30 In summer, and a. rarely falls 10 ~
In winter. The AIR IL 80 pure that fresh
meat exposed 10 free circulation will not
spoil. and the Mexicans snt Indians save
their meat by drying /; In the open air.
For health the country il UNSURPASSED.
The death-rate OF the city OF san Antonio
Is only thirteen in thousand per annum
The mean annual rainfall for the past
seven years has been 80 inches. Lands In
farms Yield an annual return Of SIG per
acre. The state borders upon the Gulf OF
Mexico for over 800 miles and her products
reach Underwater at a trifling cost. The
water Is generally abundant and OF the
purest limestone. The timber In the
northern and western portions Is suffi-
Gent for economical use. while the east
ern part is covered with the finest pine,
cypress and oak.
The present ratio Of increase IN popula-
ton will give Texas forty members Of Con-
gress I'm three more decades. and she will
then b. a power able 10 assist the West 10
some purpose. The subject is inexhausti-
bic. but We cannot pursue IT,
The State has now established a Bureau
Of Immigration. and further information
can be obtained by addressing Hon. j. Il.
Robertson. Houston. Texas W q. Kings
bury, ST. LOUIS. No.. or &. w. Matthews.
Atlanta. Ca: eithe. OF whom will send
printed matter and written information TO
all applicants.