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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
mirbe. fufOrt bur&aultsen, perbinberte 81. 3un'
fenbstner btslss, tnbem Ct gebSrtse ttnteluts
utg Der EaGe ~fcrberte.

irtrbe. fOfOrt bur&sultsen, perbinberte 81. Yum
tsntstn'er bttlss, tnbsm Ct eebSrtse tlnttriuH'
ans Der ea&e ~fOrberte.
SIN 9aus bra&te 9r. Smitb BON Sennsptu
20. BITE pteberbOIt ntebereeRintmts BIN fur gu
latiung Der 6rauen ais gtsOfaten bet Gsrt&i
trtsesr aufs Eapst, une NIT 81 segsn ~
Sttrmen ,purbs bic Bin anseuOmmsn.
YIN Disnfas utorseu purbe I'M Capitol tptrt'
Itb ee 3omSNte aufsefibrt. In wsl&er Ssnty
Warb gss&er bic SauptrOae fpteIt. S&On
lanse Dor Ssstnn Der Stsuusen tparst BIZ
&durae bss Sauies BON Nsusisrtssn areefaat,
unb 80 blteben faum mod eintSe @tntslpldBs
fir bic tmpOianten 5Guptsr Der 9erren @sna'
loren, a!s tur3 Dor stbn llbr Der srCBe S&an'
ipteler, ttnssfabrt BON Rem Gmpfanss : Cont
mittse, srl&isn.
Der Gpre@er bes 5auits isbte bent ganser
S&auipiel bic 3rDne auf, tnbena er 10 fsterltd,
ME n,Uslt& 81 ben g%eriamuslten ipra&: Sd
bin isbr erfrsut bic gbre su baben, beute bel
5bnen ben besibmtsFsn Wrsbtser tn Der @eIt
einsufIbreu. SD fpreGs bic 0efible tss gol'
FEC nus, tusnn i'd fase, baB NtnneiOta ben
5enry @arb 8eeGrr bepiQtpmunne. Dieie
Ers6bstt batte fG Der Serr gprse&er ni&t CT
laubsn loQsn, henn uuter benz @ulte Mtuueio-
ta's siebt ss gar steIe, tpsIGe Der Metnuus inb,
ba6 bic Gesislatur bes Gtaatss bur& bic 8ee'
der. 8umUbte etRas sars Nnberss als &ubm
psrbtent babe.
Dae @eeder alsbann feline Guuettcnen ucr-
nabn, uub v@ebete" surtrus, Sstfsbt fG BON
lelba.
0. g. Sing BON @innelota purbe bstannt-
lid scr stSst Sabrsn In ben gOnere6 sspGbIt
unb ba esssn bic 3uIa6uns bsaslbsn sstpt1s
GtnipriiGe erbOben purben Hessr ansebIi&sr
8sls9uns, 70 fubte bamals has Gspraifntan-
tenbaus BEN Ninneista sinen tarauf besaelt.
den 8sl&luE wona@ bic Sa&e rGbsr uater-
luGt perben foGte.
Nun braGte ST. 6. u. Gtlran I'M Suus
cine &eiclutirn eiu, tab iensr fir Bin Sing
unanser sbme 8ei6lub aus benz yrutUfOQe TN.
iersr 2eeisIatur aussefrtGen werbe, na&bent
oas Rsprdlentantenbaus Sss GOnsre1es bic
g ode unieriuGt uub ni&ts Strafbarss ssfur-
ben babe.
81. 6. &iee %uaeinte, 20 tpdre better, BON bic
fer Mfaire 70 tsrie aIs mS9Ii@ gu reben unb
bteieIbe ruben au laGsu.
5r. GrOpts, Der llrbebrr iener &eiclutiOn
sesen Sing, bsmertte, er babe nt@ts esssn,
8 tln,an's Antras, bed fet ct Der Hetnane
70 tim Sing pirflt9 uuf&ulbis fsi, bann bate Ell
es bspsifsn pber auf ktain GtB int Gouere6
persiaten fplen.
Die Nnsslesenbett tsurre CUR Debate oer'
lGpben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

aus 1su preG SeCtt Go, pirb uus
mitsetbeilt, blb osrr Sciepb 5ansst BON bier
fur ftr bortiee fatbOltt&e 8tr&s cine tunRrsi&
unO sel&msdDOa seartsitsts Saussl in sOibi.
iGsm @tyI g elisfsrt bat, ebenic stnen 9auf.
brunnsn une stnen 8eiGtfubl. tsbss Stif etns
3tsrbs Der atr6e. @sitere IuftrGse fir Mr-
bsilen aur Ausi6midRns ppn 8irGsn, ME Gl-
turbauten u. +. t. tcmmsn %fOrtwGbrsnb fit ieiu
Mtelter Gin.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

penny @arb 8ee@er fam SOrieen
6rsttas bier an nnb belt fstne 0Crtrdse i'm
Sesrnbaus, tOpie au@ Sountaes ben %ansttin.
btgtsn ,,GptnsDtenf." Rdbsrss inbet aer9eler
in ben GsrbanpIunssn Ter Qssislatur unp In
BEN &rtitel Die neuef e ROmSbte aui
Der Siertsn @site. ct. paul bat it@ bel btsfem
In!aae ale Elm Stlf bes 9anees tepdbrt, mel.
DIES trsenbpo bic 9stmat-bes Spmbue &C.
nannt ptrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Die Mtttpen- unb WatfentaGe
bes btelIsen ct. Veter's llutsrlIgunssrereins
bs3abIte Der @ittws bee usritorbsnsn Ntitsltebss
6. grannmuler bic Gumme vUn finfbunrert
Dollars aUan3is Sage fta5sr aug, als nod Der
GDniitutiOn oOrssi9rtebsn TT ; fbsr Elm srfteu.
lt&sr gemeis. pom bsfriepigenpen 9tanbe Der
0srsinsfaIe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Sir bic btefse &atbebrak5 d u.
| e purte nprtse @UGe in elmer 8srSammlune
BON Niis!ieberu Der @emeinOe Elm @@ulratt
erHablt, pe!tsr aus uaGbsnaunten Serren BE-
fsbt:
Wm Martcr, Subn Grace, Sobn SbDrntCn,
s. 8. 9renOsrsGst y. IeNanue, s. ReMa-
bon, gatrtd Butler, Samss Glsars Gbomas
8errisfrrb.
Die @ei1li9ea fInb ex offeio MitsIieber
oess S&ulratbes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Grpben Gmpfane belt @suSsrneur
pilsbnrs lestsn Dtsnfas Nbsno TN MstrupOli-
tan 5OtfL psIGsm @ttglieoer Der 2esislatur,
Beanie uno anosre prOmtnente @srlSnlt9teirn
bsipObnten. 0lGaseares 8anfetL ppbetGbam-
pasasr in StrDmen Fue, mas bic GsmpsrensDsl-
cen aiGt iebr su ssu,reu iGtsn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Sn Wtnneapclts turbe Scftsen DON.
nerfag, auf 8efsbI bes @tabtratbs bic neue
5xnsbrids benz SfenhiGsn gertebr iterssben ;
TN .Sttpber 1874 parb bic erfe Nrbet an BEN
Baa In MnsriF sencnamen. Die Bride,
penu SOnenbeL pirb Der Stabt 100000 TO-.
fen. uaO If etnss Der faSnesn berartisen 8au'
trsyte TN Qanbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
OaneiaSum8 ma0 SDrbam.

Sisrntt fatte i'd lem 5srrn Doctor Gobsni@ ia Srr-
n Sebaneluns mstref Sranttsit! SD bate et n c
@etfeS. ran Gbei nj ;uppr elm fp btftt>
ets N~erfenFtber. BAT ID tase ana trbts unS ee-
Ndbe (6eute. rtitete MIR las 9tten; benn nj t.
manb 9Iaubte m etr metue ettun9!
Ole IreuDtn BIS Qebens FAB mir ptsber 9srfaet urb i'd
bin feet p~pnfGutis be eetslt! SD rra&e ale 8rants
auf nea 6errn Doctor dattnsrtidnt, ais auf einen eut n
grst, uuS rs mare 81 T~iRIaer, ba6 er f6 IN unferer
Nittt nteltrInltn rii,be. DIR ,,Auadfalbty' BADEN mir
asnua. en- eruutli6 se~ttieeteu, hubtsrtsn Sr3ten Rpr
Ntau9el.
@Dotrt6 Sups
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

@rbeften au be- Tetbern babtn,
besinfist tur@ bas ratIbe Wetter, in psrf@tehe.
men Guunt:es besUnnen; 70 wtrb BON alien
9eiten beriatet. Nan&sr auspGrttse 2eltr
mag a~psifslnS ben &cpf i&itteIu, tueur er ser>
ntmmt, Sab Der @iifiTppt felt ben 20. Gsb.
ruar BON @tnsna big gum 2afs gepin bona Gis
fret Set.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Cd eelb. Der eenelene 9taats-
auditor @eSlratb bat Der 2ssislatur Elm DE
mortal iiberIaubt TT tuel&em ct Grfattuns Der
Soften, bic Ct bur@ bic BON benz Staate eesen
tbn sefibrten WtO3efe sebabt, TN 9strase BON
$4,000 SerIanet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Der M utf-geretn stebt kin na6ies
CONCERT am ndGfsn Gtenllas ben 6. MGrs.
Das pIcsramm entbdit cine briuante Mus,
rabl malifaliihsr prpsucttpnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

@ebrauGet 8ra3ter's @urael Bitters,
bic groee SribIiuss . @ebbtn fir S@pS9e,
@srpfsln. eebru9sne Contribution, Simmer tn,
@eF&t nnb iebe Nrt Sluttraatbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Demtf@er3abmarst-Nr. 6. $50
nans, sepis 8IOd, spet Gbiren fiblt& som
Rartttasft. 3dbne ausselc8en Dbne SGa,rsse.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Im st. patrtd'sfefe ipiIb Nbenbs
tn, Sperubaus eiae erOBe rraniattiG .muffa.
ltl9-lterarii&e nnterbaltuns fa,tinpen, heren
Griras gum 8eten Der S&ulen Der &atbebraI.
sensinee perpenbet 'tpsrbsn Ipu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

geruuslIfk Sn Der Hdbe BON patsr'
fcn srsrbe spriseu 8rettas Elm aIrbetter Der
@aOltGen @tunsfOta Gtenbabn Gcmpasnie,
Namens Ntte @eIib, BON etnen1 5use ibsr'
fabren nnb setSptet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Dur9 8euer 3erfGrt purbe leBten
Otsnltas frlb pOircisr's gsienfabrt an Der
espis @naBe go DusenO 8sisn wurben Elm
&au6 her Glamnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

9@paHe nersSfe iunee Ndnner unit be.
Heate Damen iOlten Grn3ter's 8urasI- 8iters
eebrauGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Snber 8atbebraIfGuIe batten bic
Iar&enfIafen bisie @U&e i5re grlfansen,
esren GeIuItat fsbr bsfrtebieene war>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Or. 9ebo1pb, @rst @nnbarst unb Ge-
burtsbsEfsr, 200 81 7te Strabe, Ode 8roab-
tsaY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Sn ct. GIpubt pirb an, spetten Dien-
flag bss Mpnats @Gr3 @tebntarft ssbalten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Nerlangt.-@tn traSer beutf&er Sunse
BON 10 Bic 16 Sabren tas ubrmadsrsef&Gft su
~srlerneri bel
Sp5n Yftfter
Gte Gkbenser unb SaGfon 9trabe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Der Gerfebr beS btefgeK WDf-
a mi e 8 I'M surisen Sabre tuar etn isJr bebeu.
wie fOlsenbe 3ablea seisen. Gin @slb
e{naenpnnmen fir.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
@ebr DIT ben Sing Of pain.

81. Gtterle,' Druggist and Pharmaceu-
fist, DeutiHe @potbefe, 200 Sf z. Stra6e,
Gde bee 8rUabpay, ct. paul Niuu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Sferferaen In prd9tiser Iuswabl BET
sc. BureS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
Nn Ollie pel@e ibr 0elS 10
neit alS mOgliG reiz
9en MAIDEN miifen.

8tr erbalten hteie @pGe etns Site bunteI
tartrtsr SlstesrRUfs isbr CUTE @aarsn gu ben
ntsssren gretls BON 10 Gts. Bic garc.
G5fnI0 tusttsrs srUss eenbuussn ron gstt.
barssrs, @trsbams,. @uIirUs, sstlei6te uub
unssbIsi&ts Nuslins. Seutudy. Scans unb an
bere balbwplsne, mourue une toumwpQene
SuknROFe, GOttOulouusI, Slanrsl unb bic
bsRsn uRb b%iltefsn f&warse MIpaeas.
Dir Iassn CUR eef. gsf&itsuns.
g. S. 3abnt u. 60.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

gOfanweiiursen mad ptGBen I'm Snlanb
pu,ten aussefsG! 7,456, tua 8etrase Bon
$~t03,379.A3; apf TIGse TN Gus,anb 209, In,
gstrase son $780, 60. gOfauuetiunsen BON
plGgen ia: Snlanb putben besabIt fir $345,-
1883; Ben @Idseu i'm IusIanb $6,303.2O.
Der @slammtbet.as bsr bur9 be SGube bes
pOnamts essanssaen gOnSs par =$~1,326,4O9.-
81. Die 8eiamm'etnnabute fir bas Departe-
ment pas $57,O92;s5; Die l1nfOfen tparsn
$23,O96.25. 3%e.tseinnagme fir sas Geparte-
msnt $34, SO. Sc tuarer an, bisisen pof-
amt bei&Sftist 10 grtsftrGssr !; BON bsnIeIbsn
wurten bsbanbist'891, o54 9riefe, basu 1924
resiIrirte, 602,328 3ettunsen nnb 1866
poffarten aus ben 9rteftafen anb bur& bic
aug. GrpstitiDn narben iiberliefert 474,832
grisfe, 456,6l0 3eituueen unb $685. gOftur.
ten. An tas @mt ter Cunbefeabaren) .~tObteu"
8riefe eiussn 1856. @ieber elite Nabnuns
an sspiE. esute, ibre MbreEen rtGks su i@ret-
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Nebmet Gra3tsr's @ur3eI-g ttters fir bas
8Iut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03
SrembeS nnb amerifaniiC6eS
Gel6

fsbt IN foIsenbsm WsrttserbGltnife, laut Gtr-
euIar bee gunbes.G &asamtss:
2anb: Mertb In Ser. ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Mstbmta unb Gatarrb.-Stebe Or
eanssa's Mn3eise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

OortleBunS in fOI9enber Nummer.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-03

Strf& etrats.
5pIitrU6en prGrb $4,000
2sti per EDnne SOLO 90
SaIt per Barrel 200
Aepttl 3G0-A00
Mdls GfFe pr 40 rs
aepfeI 40
S&rrt per Sad 2lU
1u6fGrst 25O
SuIter per z - 675
The Colfax chronicle. (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1876-1877, 1877-05-19
! Child Drowned.

On Wednesday, the 9th inst. q
little daughter of Mr.. Thomas W
Christy,. who lives few miles be.
low Montgomery, was accidentally
drowned. She was setting ont y
sbrimp-sack when she fell into the
river, and no succor being at hand
she lost her life. A party came to
Colfax on Friday for the purpose
of watching for the body if if
floated down the river. GEORGE
Keary, ferryman at this point, dis
covered the body early on Monday
morning lastand brought it ashore.
1t was taksn in charge by our
fellow townsman, John r. GRAY.
who had a neat coffin made for i
and he shipped it on the Maria
Louise and took it to it's former
home. The family expressed great
Joy on receiving the body of their
lost one, as they deemed it gone
forever.
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VICK'S FLOWER AND vEGErA-

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Are planted by a million of people in
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Beauty & o sar1s:
Established in 1861

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Believing it to be BY FAR the hes,
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VICK's FLORAL GUIDE is a besa

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BEATTY Plan o
GRAAD' SQCARE. And or.
RIGHT.

FROM Hon. G. r. Gather, publishe,
Southern Aegis, Ashville, Ala:
| "We have received from the mapufac.
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Address, DANIEL +. BEATTY.
Washington, New Jersey, U. s. A.
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Vick's
ILLUSTRATED PRICE CATALOGUE

FIFTY pages-30Q Illustratienss.with
descriptions Of thousands of tho best
Flowers and Vegetables i'm tire world,
and the @ay towo@ them-ail for Two
Cent postage stamp. Printed, in Ger
man and English.
NiCK'S FLORAL GUIDE, Quarterly,
- cents a year. 4
NlCk'S FLOWER AND VEGETA-'
BILE GARDEN, in paper so cents; with
elegant cloth covers, S1.O0.
Address JAMES WICK,
Rochester. N. Y.
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/, LOCAL BREVl1IEs.


The List Of Jurors, for the
July term Of the District Court
| published in this issue.
Owing TO the length of the
Delinquent Tax List for 1875, part
d which appears in this weeks
bspsr, we are not able to present
much reading matter to our pa
IRONS.
The river has continued to
hs for some weeks past. but has
kmt como to q stand. There is
p danger Of All overflow at pres
Snt
Crops in this section are very
epmising. The late warm wea,
Yer has been beneficial to cotton.
good shower Of rain would be
I great service at this time. On
Paodsy and Monday. last the
Path-sast portion Of the parish
~ visited with heavy rains, and
psirners say that they got too
Pach Of it.
We would again urge Upon
~ farmers the necessity Of plant
Ps large food crops. The indica-
''s' are that meat and bread.
a1s vii be exorbitantly high.
3 city wholesale merchants have
'ssdy notified country merchants
make advances to. farmers on
Plsdlcation that cotton will. be
4ag AZ from twenty to, twenty
sa0lars per bale: Raise your
Il provisions; plant plenty of
: corn and large sweet potato
" and fatten your own hogs. |
|, ". = IN Europe is very injurious
~ southern farmer
ine cOlOrsd people on the
a place did not know what
as.nt Dy "fhaDksgiving'Da
.es fhurday go by without OBJ
|%s It in the m amer .they
However. on Saturday
ssy turned out an masse and /
ga % their church. Several
~ a !. OF their community ad-
!. J, @su, and expressed their !,
! zoe great change for the bet l.
q qea b had taken place in the !
=. 0.eFnnept, that they felt !
~ under Governor Nichols. T
S 1' 'nsy wess glad they were :
\. .y,ng black and .thieving !
~ politicians. From all ae- q
81 - the colOred people on the i /
% place are well-behaved r
ANU, Sus and law-abiding, and : :
S1 uous to have good schools 1,
8 s''nss in their neighbor- G
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Rrrlerous NoTIcE.-The Rev. w. D.
|suyion, of the NJ. E. Church, will hold
Divine service at the Court House on the
|ssond Sabbath in each mouth. morning
|nd evening.
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AN ACT

No. AL AN ACT
Relative to the State Printer, to the off,
ciai Journal of the State and to the
pubiic printing to regulate and define.
the prices Of public printing and to
prescribe the manner in which tina same
Do done to regulate the manner OF
making advertisements in Judicial pro-
ceedlngs or les of property under
Judicial process or in any ether legal
proceedings in all parishes regulating
the pf1ce therefor directing the man.
ner and price ut which contracts shall
be made 10y police juries and municipai
corporations for public p inting, and
abrogating all laws on the SAINT subie ct
matter.
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CAPTAIN PARKER HARRIS,
Carpenter and Builder
/: COlfax, La,

Respectfully informs the citizens OF
Grant and adjoining parishes, that all
work entrusted TO him will lie per-
formed in . substantial and satisfactory
insnneR: mol u
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|lH-MSn ar that which is good.
Ill An saac y. Strengthening
- rs sua Blood Purifier is a life
VI ~. .sSds 10y 1t imparts vigor,
pur; S strength to the system
u d. , and enrichss the
4hutD A.. :. H. Mclean, al4
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REPORT.

A Shuttle Sewing Machine, .embody-
ing the following points of construction,
viz; A needle bar operated from the
end OF a rotating shaft in the overhang-
ing arm; shuttle supporter in a
shuttle carrier, moved transversely to
the feed by means of a crank on rota-
ting shaft four-motioned positive
feed, and straight needle with its
eyes parallel with the direction of feed
For the following reasons.
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A SUPERIOR

Family Machine, embodying the great
est number ofmost approved mechanical
devices to impart positive motions to
the various parts, simplicity of con-
strnetion, good workmanship; excellent
quantity and quality of work done,
originality, and for completeness of
display. A. T. GosHoRS,
Director General.
- j. r. HAwLEY, President.
Attest-MyER AsCHk, Asst Secretary.
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SINGER
S E W N G. M A CHI N E.

The Quilted States Centennial Com
mission announce the following report
as the basis of an award to the SINGER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Eliza.
beth, N. j., for their FAMILY SEWING.
MACHINE: