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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-12-21

EDITORS APPEAL-The manager of the
New Memphis Theater advertises one dollar
as pr1ce of admission to night and fifty cents
10 afternoon performances, but it seems that
it is a mere showman's trick--clearly devised
to deceive the public. On last Saturday af-
ternO0n about two rows of back seats on the
first floor were opened to persons buying reg
ular tickets; balance of seats were marked
Taken, when, in fact, very few We're pre-
engaged, and many of them were unoccupied
during the entire evening. Holders of regu
lar tickets were notified that they must take
back seat, 90 to the gallery, or pay an ad-
vance of fifty cents on the regular rates. |
am told this has recently been the custom at
all the performances, and | desire to protest
against the practice, as unworthy respecta-
bic theater If regular fare only admits per-
sons to the back seats and galleries, insist
that the people shall know it, and not be de-
ceived by such sharp practices as above.
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GRANTS head is level He says he thinks
the stories about threatened revolution in the
west are all oYerdrawn.
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JAMES A. SWAINE & CO.,
GENELAL AGENTS,
Trustees sale.

DY virtue Of a Deed In Trust made 70 me By ".
ID f. Boyle and L. II. Chapman. which Deed In
Trust is recorded In the Office Of the Register OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, on the Both dag Of June,
1873, In book 6 and page 3b and at the request OF
the beneficiary In said trust deed, Will, on the
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Can't Go Behind the Record.

EDITORS APPEAL have read with great
interest Judge Black letter in your issue of
the twelfth, but would like, with all due hu-
mility, to point out where | think it is weak
feel quite satisfied that the returning board
Of Louisiana has been guilty of great frauds,
but | don't think that Judge Black makes
out his case that congress has the right to
correct these frauds. ! agree with him that
a reasonable construction of the constitution
gives congress, or It's app0lntees, the right to
count the electoral votes, after the president
of the senate has opened them, and also the
right to be satisfied that the electoral. returns
are signed by the proper State officials re-
quIred by law; but behind that | do not think
they have any right TO 90, nor do think that
the trainers of the constitution ever intended
congress to have the right to throw out the
legally certified electoral votes of State.
In case of fraud on the part of a governor or
returning board of any State, in connection
with the Presidential election, it appears to
me the only remedy Is in the State legisla-
ture or In the courts If these fail, then all
can say Is. that 1t is a weakness In the
American system, and a weakness in the sys-
TEN of States rights. Unfortunately, the
present case has been complicated by an un-
due interference Of the Federal power, but |
scarcely think this wrong can be remedied by
the additional wrong of congress interfering
in State affairs. The true remedy ap-
pears to be for congress to control
the Federal power by new and more
explicit enactments, if necessary. and
leave the States to take carr of themselves,
and ] think tins plan is more IN consonance
with the spirit Of the constitution than any
other. If Grant has exceeded his powers,
impeach him. If he has kept within the let
ter, but exceeded the spirit Of the law, which
believe to be the true state of the case, have
the laws made more explicit and rigid. Fre-
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Centennial
Al REPORT CONFIRMS The NEWS

OFFICIAL REPORT CONFIRMS THE NEWS
~ that the
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine
received the highest award for best family
machine i'm the world. for Simplicity, Durability,
Light Running, Quiet and Rapid Stitching, New
St0p-mOti0H Largest Capacity Superior Workman
ship; best of material used I'm construction wearing
parts adjustable; doing all kinds OF work from finest
Of lace 20 heaviest Of cloth written guarantee 70
keep machines i'm complete order free OF charge, for
five years. accompanies each machine Catalogue
Of style and prices of machines also, catalogues OF
the celebrated GLOYE-FiTTING BAZAR PAPER
PATTERNS. sent free 70 any address.
Old Machines Of any make, taken in exchange at
fair value. Needles and attachments sold for all
machines. Also, neatly repaired.
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OBSERVATION YESTERDAY.

war DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE q. s. ARMY,
WEnNRsDAY. Dec. %. 1919. I0NS nm. I
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Eirteentlr Day Of .Iannnrr- 1877.

between the hours Of and - O'Clock. in front OF
stCFeh0usa 24Hls Main street. in city Of Memphis,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
the foliuVing property. VIZ: All machinery, Tools,
fixtures. cases. types, presses boiler and stedm-en-
giue. counters, showcases and irOI-safe. In the
st0rehOuse No. 21gla Main street; for more par
tlcuar Gescri grion Ot which reference Is made 10
the Trust Deed Aforesaid. Title 10 said property BE-
lieTad t0 he GOOD, but convey only rs trustee.
j. A. HAYES Jr. Trustee.
As e-7ignee OF ~ 2. Boyle, Join m the above sale
,. A. 0MBERG, Assignee
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HENDRICKS.

What The Governor Of Indiana Has to
Say in Regard TO the Presidential
PrOblem-He DiscOunteHanees
Force as well as Fraud.
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ORANGES!
4 dozen fine Oranges for 81.
3 dozen choice Oranges for 81.
500 barrels for sale low to trade.
Oliver, FinniG & Co.
Tennessee fIub Meeting.

TTNHE annual meeting OF Tennessee Club will be
L held at 30 O'Clock this CTHURSDAYl even
ing at the Club Rooms No 81 Court street. at which
an election viii be held for Directors to serve the en-
suing year, and the Constitution VIII be submitted
for approval rejection. This meeting Is OF great
importance. ard every ueberis uTgeC TO be present
D. 7. HADDEN. Presldent.
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Trustees Sale.

DY virtue OF q Trust Deed made 10 me by v. T.
d BOYLE, which Deed In Trust Is recorded il the
Registers Office Of Shelby county. Tenn, book No
10, page 81, on the 2ith day Of April 1896 and at
the request OF the beneficiary IN said TrJlst Deed.
VII. on the
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HOMES FOR ALL!

Subscribe to the Third Series Of the stock Of the
WOrkingmen's Building and Loan As
sOciatiOn.
The subscription books for the Third Series Qim-
tied to 800 sharesl are open at the Office OF the
Secretary, 29I1 Main street, up stairs.
This Association has achieved SUBSTANTIAL sue
cess: has been the means through which many have
already secured HOMES, and Is now in the full tide
Of successful operation
Persons desiring to subscribe would do we'll to
hand IN their names early, as the books viii close
with 500 subscribed shares.
First monthly payment due on the hfss tuesday
In January next
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Paris, New York, Millinery.

Ut IOg IsO8d Vl ~ IF5stIFIOI p
WE have received fresh line of Brush Rim Hats
w all cOors and shapes, the very latest styles at
the very lowest prices. Elegant long Ostrich Feathers
real ostrich tins for 25c We have also fine lot OF
real ivory gOOds-Chains, Sets Crosses, Combs,
Fans etc for fine presents for the coming holidays
Our hair stock was never 50 complete, and never so
cheap as the present besug ful hair brads. to say
nothing OF our fine cUrls- Ne MAKE hair IeWelry,
chains, crosses, sets, charms. etc, 10 order We
have also fine lot of Saratoga Inysibles, which we
Will sell at 50 eaeh-Perfumsry and Toilet articles.
Come and see our goods. We are so dstermined to
sell that You mus not 20 away unless VOC have Sc
r. LAVLGNE-
$50 Main Street.
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Mara Jumps Roam Mule.

In Forsythe, one day last week, gentle
man sanding in the street noticed u twu-
mute wagon drive up to one of the stores.
There Was nothing peculisr in this, but what
particularly struck his attention was the
fact that the drivet-a colnred man-had
an exceedingly Lengthy pair Of rrins. and
was seated IN the hiudmosJ part of the
wagon. When the team stopped The negro
got OUT over the hind wheels and made 1t
circle of forty or fifty feet to get at the
heads of the mules. This so excited the
sentleman's curiosity that he walked W
and asked:
'Look here, uncle, you are not crazy, are
you2" ...... .f..o.. .......
"DOer / look like crazy niger, Mars
TOMB" e-
well, what in the name of common
sense are you cutting up these antics for
''blaTs Tom, don'r you know dat off mule
darl OATS Mars lump Ponder's roam mule!'
"Well, what the mischief Is the matter
with the mule"
"Why, Mars Tom, dat mule is a sight
dat mule is. She's the ongodliest mule in
all cm'shun. No niger can't come foolin
round her. Only las Chuesday she kick Q
brass bre's'pin off q town merlatters' shirt
bozum; trufe, Mars Tom. An de Niger
don't know 'twell now that he amt done
gone an los it himself. l got him home
now. Why Mars Tom, when goes to hitcf
up dat mule, has to put the harness or
wild pole, an has to git u new pole ebry
me. Lemme play wild powder an Chr smu'
shooters, bat don't gimme no roam mule
| can't stay wild Mars lump arter dis week
| am too fon' of my family an don't belong
| to no church, nudder - Savannah Neos.
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TffE CspILDhEN
BY cHARLEs DICKENS.

When the lessons and ks are all ended.
And the ,choo, for he day di- m.ss.d
Aid the little ones "a her around me-
y, 70 oia me goodnight and he kissed.
On, the little white arms that encrce
= MY neck In n nd r tmbfAce
Oh. the umiles tha' ar halos OF ayen
shedding sunshine Of love on my facet
And when they are gone sit draining
Ofmy childhood too lovely 70 ait;
VI love that my b ar will rem - her
Ere the world and It's vi dness made me
partner Of sUrrvw and sin;
When he glory Of q was bb ut NE,
And the glory Of gladness within.
oh, nv heart grows weak IS a womans,
And tn fountains ~ feeling will flow,
When think % the paths steep and stony,
Where thu Re, [ Of the der one- most 20:
OF the mountaIns OF sin nging DER THIN,
OF the ten pes OF Fsi blown 9 Wild;
oh, tn re IL nothing ON ear half o holy
As the innocent heart OF . child.
They are IDOLS Of he rts snd Of households;
Thsy are aug u q God in disguiH I: -.
His SUM ght still see's In the tresses,
HI glory still glesm In heir yes;
OH those trua"ts rom home and from heaven,
They hav" m dc me NOR anly and mild,
And know how Jesus ould ikeu
The Kingdom Of God TO ch Id.
ask not life TO- the dear ones
All RI liant, other have usne.
But tina life may have just enough shAdow
To temper the lar Of the sun
would pray God TO guard them from evil,
But my prayer would bound back TO mys,I;
All seIap1 may pray for a 81 ner,
But sinner must pray for himself.
The twig IL so easily Blended,
have baniehed the ruiz and the rod;
have iAuVht them the goodness Of nowl dye,
They We taught me IN goOdn, - OF God,
MY heart IL n dungeon VI d rkness
Where Phbt Them from breaking rule;
MyfroNn u -euhicI~ht corrections; FL. II
My love Is the law Of the school.
shall leave the Old hon-e in the sutumn,
To traverse lie threshold TO NOR;
All! now shail sigh for dear o es
That meet me each morn nj The door;
shall miss tn good nighs" and he kisses,
And the Rush Of her innocent gl'e,
Tbs gr up on g. or en, ana he flowers
That are brought every morning TO me.
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Rev. Dewitt T&lmage says of the foppish
young preacher: HE looks like one of
Godey's fashion plates. As be takes out
his handkerchief TO wipe away q tear in the
midst Of his sermon, the fabric drops musk
and patchouly ::And balm of . thousand
flowers and new mown hay and kiss me
quick. He is a stick Of ecclesiastical candy
IA moral PEPPERMINT, religious chocolate
drop de takes his text from the most
luscious part OF Solomsn's song and hthps
IA manner thweet beyond dethcripthion.
de has diamoad ring on his finger aud
eslitteFing stud in his shirt bosom. BE sucks
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Tom Sc.tt Is already wooling Sherman,
ana Marun j. as mad as a mqrch hare
about It. ',cott's road charges So IS per
cotton bale aBd the Missouri. Kansas and
Texas 50 TO S.. Louis, and all the cotton,
OF course, goes to Denison, and Sherman,
which was almost crazy to jump out Of he
State Wirh the billions San Antonio Her
aid, hrcsu~-- ~ said Ton. Scott vas an aw
tut land pirate, is now ebTaged THAT the
aforesaid Thomas demands seventy-6Se
cents TOO much for the transportation OF
each cotton bale. We cannot help ugl est
ing to sherman ''put not your trust in
princes" or in railroad kings.
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A ssIGNEE'S SALE. .J~lnf % b

IA
nited States District Comp, ,Souhep District o.
New YORK, In the matter OF Tn. mas A. Nyse, IT.,
I'm r. wGler and Jnioi II NJ tber, kaalrdpts. In
BANKRUPTCY.
The undtfsignei will Ieel al prhllc suction for
$50, On ThursdAy. tie twenty fret Gay 81 september
1870 NJ 1s oelock T.. vt the Exchafgy sAes oom No.
III vndway in the City ~ New fWk, 7t4 eiof New
70 X, the folo~1tR pieces Of estate part Of the
ndiylanAlfStatsl OF ThomasiA4 Vyse IT., of tbs
bankrnpts herein. located follow and OF which
ne folowing IL general Description: One eqnsi M
divided t1rd Of seitin tract " Ia ID Of one I'd Of
ti-agae tis16 aeres1 tuat d III the Bexkr di.thct
am Of banaer4, sta,s 81 Texas Conveyed 10 h0tn-
- A. wye, jr. By deed barog = ae MAJ 26 1850 re-
corded ln avs reeurds9f sid county booA Is, 40.
J, page so ami 55s. Three trac " nd each con-
aiming lxO Ses, m re OF l.ss 10 IN he county
81 bsrfr Stne Of TsxHs said lsnp hsv'n- besn con
vcyed 70 Thohse " De j by de- the twenty sixth
day q Ma, $50 rseDIded1n he c0unty records Of
l. Ia re county In volume ?, pas - go and 453
p ,yLAlaU :. -lAAA HI, sHRrHAR, Assignee
AFTER EAToS, nttOrnsys Tor Assignee, $40
BrOudN ~. Mes Hod. sra rL.7l y III Us.
ls'ed New York august 10, 1915.
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NOTICE.


Sealed proposals will be received st the Office of
Secretary Of state until IL o'clock of Saturday,
the thirtieth day OF September, ID. 1876, which
time pace the bids will be opened aud contract
awarded for furnishing fuel 70 lowe For the Coz
ernors OFF e. Is nls of hard wood, 8 cnrdsJ OF
dry cedar wood for the Attorney Ge' era.'s Off 10
cords Of hard oak wood cord. dry cedar wood; TO,
Treasurer and omptrosrS offices, Jointly, A. cords
of hard oak wood, Is ords Of cedar wood. III
wood the CumptrolleT's office 10 BE- sawed
in length not exceeding for the General Land
Oic", . cords II I'D MOO. 8 cords of dry cedar
wood; Adult mt teueIas Cfice, ~ cords ha ood;
ta'e D. paI TIN, mt, 9cords hard oak wood cords dry
cenar wood woud 10 ne und, God quali y,
and to delivered during The month of October.
1915 and the Office OF each epartuie for which
Il Is to be fu nshed suCh place the head of
d par menr MAY designate The y d. must be 10 fur
nj h tn whole amount OF said wood and must be b.
The fol owing rates: For dry cedar wood six ii
rs and ten cent?; dry oak and her kinds Of
woOu, exc pit cedar. five d liars ten cents per
cord h. proposals must be $. lvd and sGdres~ To
he Secretary OF state, ard enGorsed - rol 70
uel Earh bid nust be accompanied by guerant e
igned by at /, asst Two responsible 81 zenr qua htee
ny that lfth cont act be lrad r.the san bi4der
that D. they will enter into and give COED
and sufficient bond to carry out tte
A. w. DEBERRY. SecIe AIRY OF stare.
Austin, Texas, August ~, 1876
aug3l N5t %
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NOTICE.

me partnership heretofore existing un6sr the
ARA a.ns q NYER : HIRscH has seea -1kiz day
di -eolsed By INITIAL consent NiEhan Mrefns<ume
eliiEAs due o. 70 become due "a saad ara
NATHAN NYER
ADoLPH HIEScH
Jrre - 1875 selsF-lfa srw-
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I INITED STATES MAIL.
xaH.
R.+lsr.c. rr-tr+x-> r, !

w..,,xar,,r A ~, I,krNkT -
apono,s ~ - S"tNS,N' Nep~smoet u tS'orl pr
~ ~, VII Dc tSeeiNed al the Contract OF
,S.ns tne en- u Vhef Stne-t ON JSnna l.
~, ~, To-. as, aSS VI sne iio~ ing routes IN the
and arrivals herein ..fcia9d, yiI:,. = :. - N'
s.l)l From lndianol', by Sauria, Fulton and Rock.
pr, TO Corpus Chrtst,, ia mites and back
Leave IaaIanJaa Fuesday THURSDAY snd s.,at
day at a N, or srtsr AItyal Of mAi.-sI,amef;
Leave orpss Chasn Tgcsday, 1harsd y aud
Arrive at in ii Al : in thirty hours. M ,aaa
Present pay. $a.S6A
/ Bond I, quiied VITA BID $6eOO0; chsck. $ssSaA
Proposals. also invited, 'or ,ssrnc,. In suitable
she 81 s-fs ssrsmhos,. by 5ee following SEIZED
dAy at 10 M .. y 'N''H''U''N =
Arrive at Corpus Chrsti pext d.ys by Gam, .
Leave Corps Ch'isu Tue SaI Thursday ard
+ ., sat ada a. 10 am; 3is 10, SIIFF : -0.
lBosd r,qnIrsGi Wi h ~, oSe;teSeek, ssu
o,,,o s-,,, v,o,..,,n. -, p,,..,..-,
IN. o., to I. eAs anton, so miles an a back once
week; IN; - -, = -. -l'"
Arrive At Plessanton By ~ m;
Arrive al + orrsyin,~ by S sam A"''
Bond Soairet wi, h hid. $500 .i... al,
s,s7a From HatIip, NV siu,t,opsf ~ Az, ,o,,..,
vile q: %, % LiHngpFpns IS nl,Is' and SaGs.
Leave HaTi,n Wednesday at ram; .....|.
n' svs iavinsspGn P,,S,x ~ AZ gf ~ oS PM
Arrive al Hardin next day Spm
Bond ron red vim mi sam
1887 From C,in svills Inv Rosston IN n, to D.o.
nr AZ nj e. and ba,l o1cr n W. ~ ~
LeNye Gainesville Tuesday, AZ ga IA; IE...t
L awe becSSr WeiS S siaT /, Am: aef-1 ..
AI bo, rt S1 Tsd aiIh q SS $50
Al sqt Film pato pinto M, rot ,s, n. = - NJ,
SSssr rps %r W 3, 10 'AcNsopfotgh 80 miles ana
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TIME STATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY
OF TRAVIS.

To the sheriff or any Constable OF Travis county.
greeting:
You are hereby commanded 10 cite J. ]. Penland,
by punlcai 90 / tbs Austin STArEsNAN, newspaper
Published in the city OF Austin, Il re successive
Def AZ Mt. Moriah, Travis eo1nfy, BeAt No. {,
the bird SA;u day In October, a. ID. 1915 e 10
a. n 70 answer the complaint o. d. l. Emmett, IN
plea OF d. ~ IN the sam - hundred md dol
lars and ztnety crnts coin, dne By account Asy 1,
1875 Herein tail MT etc
t,iven under my hand this eeoord day q sspsen-
Der. A u. iS76. GEO. . RUCkER J. p 7. c.
Come 10 hand same DAY tssaed. and I her hy order
the same pnkl.hed- DENNIS. CoRWfN,
ny q. 5. MrrcHEL. Depafy. sepzwst
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A odel Letter.

This is what may be called a sample OF
practical 1T, C ION. True love is not con-
tent to bask in the sunshine without an um
6rella handy in case of RAIN. The following
letter is sample in question:
My dear husband: got here last night
all safe. and was met at the station by uncle
and aunt. They were 50 glad had come,
Sut were sorry that you were not along. l
breakfast this morning and they were $,
delicious. | want YOU TO be so happy Will
am here Don't keep the meat up stairs
Il will surely spoil Do you miss me NV
Oh if YOU we're only here. If but tor on,
hour. Has Mrs. OR-brought back you
shirts} hope the bosoms will suit YOU
You will find The milk tickets In the clock
forgot to tell you about them " hen l cam,
away. What did you do last evening Z
We're you lonesome without met Don't for
yet to scald the mil every morning And
wish you would see il lert the POTATOES
in the pantry Il INdid they must be sour
by this time. How are you getting alnnL
Write ME all about it. But must clost
now. Oceans of love to you. Affection
ateIy your wife. -.
p. S. Don't set the teapot on the stove
ID. C. GIpDINGs, D-mocIatic nominee for
Representative in Congress, Will address
the people OF the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict At the following places at the date
named
San Saba, San SSbs county, October 9.
Burnett Burnet county, October 4.
Georgetown, October 8.
AuS;in, October Z.
BastrJp. o, btr ..
Lexington, October IL.
Brenham, October Il.
Belleville, October IL.
Industry, October Is.
Cat Springs, October 90.
Columbus, October 81.
Wsimar, October %.
Hallettsville, October "a.
Fiatonia, October IS.
Schulenburg, October &c.
Fayetteville, October IS,
Btszoria, November.s.
Galveston, November 4.
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a sugar plum while the collection is being
taken up, then lfss his hymn book iautasti-
cslly and reads:
There is land Of pu- ali de light
here saints immawt1e reign.
1T would, =" says Tslmsdge, ''take about
six Of thrm TO equal Que decent doll
hairy -
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care you there, my over he whispered
through hole in the fence Of his heloved's
back y4Id. Yes, darling" was the reply.
Jump right over" He did so, and
alightcd in the presence of her mother, q
broomstick and policeman.
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BASTROP COUNTY.
Twenty Miles South Of Austin,
twenty Miles Cyeat of BastrOp,
Twelve Miles East Of LOckhart.
Postofice, Albade, Caldwell County.
Ssyers & Walton, PrOprietOrs.

Bres ders of THOROUGHBRED sHORTHoRNs
and PURE-bLOUDED BERKSHIRE PICS. have for
sale thoroughbred and graded stock; also, one hun
bred first class Texas cows, in calf by thor oughbred
shorthorn bulls, which we will sell or exchange TO-
good property pol1 WV
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I oST.I

J UDecnditionsI hsadriehf certificate No g for 90
neres tstnee % CieDeAt Hnds By Isnd Board oESon-
xaes countyi heAdrsghI Certificate NJ -, for Ia
Dor. tesled % Thomas kabby. IN Colorado county
neserAf Certificate No 100, for one labor. issued 70
JOAN y. ABBY b. Lad B6a-d o. Gonzales county;
hes1xfht egrifeeste No g f0v ons lab0r. Iss1ed 70
2lzsbeih Hars, in hefugio county II NOT heard Of
y ninety dzys spplc1rtnn wil Be made 70 proper on
III IT w.A.H.AT n. MILLER
/ sz1evss .s....... 49,. Agsais fE oEnsrs.
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