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The Railroad Question.

The railroad problem is one of the most
difficult ever presented to government for
solution. 1t is puzzlng and perplexing the
most eminent men in England and Germany,
equally so with the statesman of this coun-
try. England has wrestl9d for forty years
with the subject, commission after commits
sion, composed Of the greatest statesmen, be-
ing engaged upon it. Germany has invoked,
during period almost as long, her best abil-
ity on the same subject. As to this country.
Massachusetts, has been engaged since 1870
on it, and New York for now more than q
year has been trying to settle the vexed ques-
ton. The subject has not yet reached Con-
gress, except in the form of Reagsn's inter-
State commerce bill and other supplement
tary bills, but the subject cannot be long
avoided in the national halls.
In the inception of railroads not the faint
est conception was had of the gigantic factor
they were to become in industrial economy,
and hence the legislation on the subject was
wholly incompetent, which, the public greed
Tor new roads, has perpetuated year after
year. The result in the United States is, that
railroad property worth nearly as much az all
Tue rest OF the property of the country, is in
sne hands of few men, in fee simple, and
railroad franchises in the same hands, in per-
petnity, without single, solitary restricting
cause for the safety of the public interests.
a.is not beyond the truth to say that the en-
ure pubic Interests, agricultural, manufac.
turai and commercial, are at the mercy of a
'ew great corporations, year by year being
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Tax Publications..



The fact is notorious that the sales of lands
for taxes in this State are always so arranged
that the class OF moneyed men known as spec
ulators have great advantage over the ordi-
nary private citizen. 1t is a crying shame
that our Legislature has thus tar0eted on this
subject in manner that seems to resemble
the Old World aristocracies rather than II
free peoples government We elect men to
make laws for the benefit of the entire com.
munity, rich or poor, always keeping in mind
the fact that the farmers, merchants and
working men, most of whom own small tracts
of land or town lots, compose at least three
foHrths of the people of our State, and our
chosen representatives seem TO forget the
dearest interests of the great mass of our
citizens, and to devote the principal part of
their time during the session of tho Legisla-
ture in working for the interests of Il fow
men, whose business is to put money in their
pockets. We make no charge Of this kind
against any of our Legislators now represent.
ing this district, but we are sure that Mr., |.
N. Roach, if elected next fell rs our represen-
tative at Austin, will secure complete
change in the matter of advertising the sale
of land for taxes, as well as other needed re-
forms.
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AIG0RD'S VlTlI. RESTORATIVE

FULLY % PER CENT, of the human race are
victims 10 partial or complete lmpotenCy.
This startling assertion will be fully corrobO
rated by every Intelligent physician. The
princpal causes producing this disc Sc are In
discretiOns or excuses. Some OF the common
symptoms are loss of vigOr, spermatorrhoa
pain In the back, disposition TO avoid society
languori gloomy forebodings, mental distress
nervous debility and leucorhra On females)
facilitating dreams &c. Let no false modesty
prevent the parent from warning the child Of
THIS great evil. Secret habits are the result of
ignorance. The medi teal profession has been
almost crimin0lly negligent or retlcent about
these things, as the demand for increased ac-
ccmmodations at the insane asylums amply
attest.
There is a well-known principle In animal
physiology thst no vital action can take place.
except through the agenCy Of the nervous sys-
tenn. II the nerve power in any organ Is weak
ened, then that organ is.weak, There is a rem
edy In the reach of all, one that has stood the
test for over half II century. DR. hicord'e
Vital Restorative has been scruti Hi2ed and in
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris
as an iniallabie specific for the above, contains
no phosphorOus, clnthnrides or other poison;
Is pHrely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
amt is permanent In effect; Is II sugar-ooated
pill and can be had of Levasser n Co 10 bis
ne Pichplisu Paris, (France), or of Dr. S.
Brown Higesmond, sole agent for the U, g.,
Singer Building, st. Louis, Mo-; box Of leo
pills, 81, box Of 400, $40, sent by mall upon re-
cept of price.
CERTIFICATE
PARIr July IS, lS73--lA lue do 10 Paix. A
Mr.. Il. ~, fifty years old, lau Deen widowed
twenty Ave wears nervous temperament: hnr
sun red for thirty years with spermatorrh9a
md Tor ten years with nervous debility and
en- ire impotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
came to me and | advised him 10 try Ri.
cords Vital Restorative. After four months
he was discouraged, but | insisted upon his
continuing Its use and in nine months he was
restored to full health and vlgor-g0t married.
and has TWO fine children.
Ont of $40 patients tr ated 65 were cured
within 30 days, ll5 in ak weeks, 100 between
two md three months. between five and six
months, ! In nine months.
Or. NJ PERIGORD,
Med ne de la Hospital Charity
Sold by Wholesale and Retail Dug.
gists generally mar q
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cost of TAX sales.

hhlhorNAlAN AAVHlNAlhH'
A friend suggested to US, a day or two
since, that the repeal Of the tax law required
lands levied on by, for Delinquent taxes, to
be advertised in some newspaper in the
county; that the tax collectors were charg-
ing each taxpayer u dollar for each name, Ms
a fee for posting the notice OF tax sales.
Knowing that each collector had right to
charge the regular Sheritf's fee for levying on
these lands, we took the pains to examine
the acts of our recent Legislature, and with
the aid of others who are learned in the pro.
fession. We state that the the tux collector
under tho law now in force is not authorized
to make any charge whatever against the de-
linquent for advertising his taxes
In some counties we learn the tax collectors
are charging each taxpayer one dollar for
posting his land for sale. If So there is no
law for this charge, and whoever makes il is
liable to q penalty denounced by statute.
There is no question that it would be much
better to advertise these lands in some news
paper in the county, SLOWING reasonable
advertising fee, and at the same time to cut
off the Collectors fee for making the levy,
which is in fact never made nor should. n
we had a Legislature regardful Of the interest
Of the public, instead OF authorizing the As.
SCISSOR to charge each poor man IN the county
who cannot come to time on his taxes 81 50
for something the Collector never does, the
law should allow him reasonable COmpan-
sation for making out the delinquent list, and
which should then be published in some
newspaper its usual and customary rates
and these expenses thon should be charged
to the delinquents pro rata and collected Gs the
taxes due from them respectively. This is what
any Legislature except such mutton honds as
have for Years disgraced our State would do,
and which would meet with universal APP
proyal, except from those who wish to specu
late on Others.
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A word of warning to Counterreiters,

The widespread fame of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters causes anecessity on our part
to remind from time to time, whom it may
ccncern,of the fact matchmaking said article
is punishable offence, and we now give this
word of caution, that we will most assuredy
have all those persons engaged in re-flling
our second hand bottles, selling by the gallon
or barrel, or in any manner whatsoever palm
ing off on the public a spurious article pur-
porting to be our preparation, punished to
the full extent of the law. We never fail to
convict, as the New Orleans and st. Louis
county records fully affirm.
NcTICE TO PURCHAsERs.-A finely en-
graved United States Internal Revenue
(special proprietary stamp will be found
covering the cork of each bottle of Hostel
ter's Bitters, fastened to both sides of the
neck of the same. All bitters purporting to
be Hostetter's without this stamp are coun-
terfeit. HosTETTER 81 SMITH.
Pittsburgh, May II, 1880.
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The engineers of the Central Railroad OF
Georgia says:
Though exposed TO the worst miasmatic
influences of tho Yellow Fever, by going in
and coming out Of Savannah at different
hours of tue night, and also in spending en-
tire nights in the city during the prevalence
of the Yellow Fever epidemic of 1876, with
but the single exception of one of us (who
was taken sick. but speedily rocovered) we
continued IL our usual good health-a cir
eumstance we can account for in no other
way but by the effect, under Providence, OF
the hsbitual and continued use of Simmons
Liver Regulator while we were exposed to
this Yellow Fever malaria"
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forced by their nature into consolidation into
fewer hands. 1t is not necessary TO assume
that railroad corporations are more vicious
than other men. 1t is sufficient that few
private interests are able to affect all the pub
lie interests of great country go to show
how dangerous the railroad power has be-
come
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Bail ay'e . line Aperient is rapidly coming
into general use throughout the United States.
1t Is a white powder, and when placed in
water foams, sparkles, and tastes just like
soda water. 1t is very cooling and pleasant,
acts gently upon the bowels, relieves consti-
nation, cures sick headache, sour stomach.
heartburn Each bottle Costing fifty cepts)
contains twenty doses, can be had Of all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-06-01

Call ana see w. L, Blackwell Sc Co., at
Durham, and they will gladly show you
through their mammoth manufacturing es-
tablishment and immense storage ware
houses, and let you be the judge as to who
buys and handles the best and finest tobac.
cos madein the city, and that will settle the
nuastinn.
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Inventors ana patcntces.

Should seni for instructions, terms, refer
ences, etc to Edison Brothers, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington, d. O.. who furnish the
same oitho'a charge. Edison Brothers Is q
well-known and successful firm of large ex-
perience, having been established in 1850. diff
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Invaluable for Hnilroad Wen.

81 suffered for more than year with indi-
gestion, and during the last six months was
very bilious, occasionally having a dumb
chill, followed by fevers, which prostrated
me. / took Simmons Liver Regulator, and
for several months / have been as stout and
hearty as any man could desire to be. am
thoroughly satisfied that it is all it is recon-
mended to be for indigestion and bilious
complaints, for mine was certainly stubborn
case. Ihave heard many of my friends speak
of it, and they all agree that it possesses all
the virtues you claim for It.
A. ii. HIaHTowER,
Conductor NJ. & w. railroad.
"Your valuable medicine has entirely cured
me of the most distressed case of dyspepsia
ever saw. am never without it on my engine
as it always relieves me of any distressed
feeling after eating. 1t Is the best family
medicine in the world, and l never let it get
out of my home. In its praise you may ADD
to this. >. d. MALLEfI, .
Engineer G. r. r., Savannah, Ga
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no EXCHANGE.

l. and farming land, with part cash, TO eN-
change for merchandise Address, \, j. Z,
InNnll nnInE
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TW ENTY.FIyE CSNT COLUMN.
NOTICES.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

~ OTlCE = Advertisements NAV he handed
into our business ONCE up to s p, IN .,
and into the composing room IN TO n, m.
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EOR SALE.

ETOR SALE A small stock of Groceries, ut
A. invoice pric a, with good eslablshedtrade;
cheap rent and good stand For particulars
address or apply to r. \ Sessions, No 1870 Elm
street. Dallas, Texas, Good reason Ton selling.
NOR SALE \ Dey n-hire COW and calf IL
4 " kellSt, East Ross avenue,
NOR ~ALh CHEAP-Fram4 uillipg ON
4 h msstreot, opposite IN trble yard. In
quire of Middleton Bros.
NOR sAIiG-The Tom Field hoWe properly,
~ S2S Main street; ground fronts leo feet on
str ct. Gail early and get bargain. Apply to
Jones Murphy, Real Estate Agents, 40 hain
street.
EOR SALE --Stocks for sale-oO Shares Dallas
Il City Wafer stock and 20 shares Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association Stock Adj
dress Oilers, Lock Box l0t, Dallas, Texas.
NOR SALE-That handsome lot, 10xl8O feet,
Y bounded by Patterson, Oleandrr and san
given for art purchase moneyif desired APP
ply on premises ortoJ. W. Walden Mt Ullman
y Co.'S.
GN X SALE - Elegant Residence for sale -
x One of the mos desirable, commodious
and comfortable in Dallas or Vicinity In
qulre at Editorial rooms, Herald and Com
merclnl o1ice. iauNlf
NOR SALE-Frame re denre; SIX rooms /;
Il double htlii well finished stable,
carriage house, eervan u house, Sc about
two crcs ofgrOund; young orchard; spi'ndid
water and good ueighbOrhood. Ross avenue,
one block rom str Jra lroad and near It's ter
minus. II. W. Keller.
anI-lStf
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FOUND.

ENOUND-A lot Of letters, uH0pened, and sew
" eral bills, with name of j Gardner, j r
st, w W h Doris. The owner can have by
paying for this advertisement and proving prop
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LOST.

Y OST-May ~, lsSl, between my office aud
IL my residence, on Main street, | day book
VIII pay reasonable rewnr to any one who
Real Estate agent.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

GTOCK SPECULATION.
- Parties desiring to operate In Stocks viii
find IL TO their advantage to communicate
with the undersigned. Large and small lots
bought and Old tn ough the New York Ex-
CHI nge, on moderate margin. RUSSELL
SAGE| STOCK PRIVILEGES A SPE IAL-
TY Highest price psid for Boston, artford,
and Erie (old stncks) Correspondence sollc-
tied. j. 5. PURDY q CO.. Stock Brokers.
40 Exchange Place, New York
Referepce-HOn. Russell Sage.
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PHYSICIAN.

PHYSICIAN AND SuHGEON-DR. NOR.
y TON. Oifice, In frst national bank build.
ing. Residence, Corner h9niaointo and
HARDWOOD strents. nNvo7 ar
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THIS IS THE LINE
THIS is THE LINE

That runs Palace Sleeping Cars between Han
nibal, Mo-, and Toledo, Ohio.
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TAINTED Board with private family
w with two unnIrnished rooms. for gen
q man, wife and two children, eight and
twelve years OF AEGEAN two furnished rooms
Tor two gentlom, II with board, References eN-
changed. Address, stating location aud
terms, Prompt Payment, this oiice.
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Oell-boys, at Grand.
w Windsor hotel
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VNTANlED-Two hundred tie choppers
w wanted immediately GA line Of Dallas
y Ntcnlta railroad Apply 10 Adams X
Leon ard, DailGs, or In Y. :. Sogser, on the
line oi tNs road Ties are To be Ga inches
thicR, lucIee 90, aud 81 fee long, and IN
y. cted by tie agent of the Texas 4 Pacific
"a lway
A PARTNER with cash capital Of four or
son, 10 run the mill at this place, ON the Dallas
& Wichita L. r., 10 miles from Dallas; about
to be the great thoroughfare from Dallas north /;
or, | would sell min and lum on good terms,
Call ON $, Il, scott jJt Elm St., Dallas, or all
dress Roy ID, Scott, Iriuity Mills, nGtlas Co.,
reNas. marsh
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NOR ~ALE CHEAP--FramA uillipg ON
Il Il m.streot, opposite IN ,rble yard In
luire Of Middleton Bros.
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THIS Is THE LINE

That rms q Palace Sleeping Car between Dial
las, Texas and 1T Louis, Mo-, and also one
between Houston, Texas, st. Louis, Nor
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NOR SALE Stocks for sae-SO shares Dallas
L City Wa.er stock and 20 shares Dallas Real
Estate and Building Association Stock. Adj
dress Oilers, Lock Box l0t, Dallas, Texas.
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NOR SALE \ Day n-hire COW and calf. II
4 " Kellst, East Ross avenue.
, 1880-12-23

OF transportation. lVlint Il vast sum would
bp saved 10 tho ,laopls If Kotkls aInl ctrpa!s
cnuld fje moved by wntert 'flcru seemed to
t}e 70 cnniii:L of ot'lllon; al! were III favor
wator-rnntcs.. The i.fr, should bu brought
prominently before tu peoplu n,Mt Impressed
OH ComFress. To tint end liz slgEt.stctt tlo
appointment OF n Committee On Resolutions.
Ynt always 6o rrEle'! tt,'o,I, md a'lyocatrtl y
wosll,I cnntle The iinyrrtlnrnt, in il1nc af
nssesslty. 10 cnrry munitions, of war. IL
MItnv.i r.! C9ngrrss Int IL: right 70 rsgn!YW
Creased REPRESENTATION you'll nttl to tho
wealth Of tho cOnhtry. 1(n urged tllnt efforts
be !nntlc 10 ItdlHu Congress TO fayUr tho ship
ntht llGllnGtIl canals.
Mr.. llur.isol! rclI'nrl;esl tint tho centre Of
cereal trnt'uetinA within ten years woulh be-
III tjIe spacn between tle lllfnDis, mississippi,
and lll9 proposcd Hclnepin Cann'. fAp.
Mr. i}e.ncnt offered t,,o following. which
WIS unanimously a.!opetl:
HcA"'rtd. That tho following. natncd gentlemen
~ 4 committee to t!rHw Ml, memorial 10 tho
Got1EIrss 1f Tho untch Suites III tho inturrst .f
I!uls ttver Asitl tim enlargement 0r tho lIt!nnIs (.
Michigan Cahni md It's extension froul IIct!1c-
n .n & tcs ,hs Mtsiii,S f. iay. ss5 # & sar
y. Altcns uancseo: james l.. Camp. llx0n: r. j.
t, 1tsnt1,, an1 e Tnisl;il. luck islari; chnrlcs
nnana1,pt M aIsl WillIMnt llroas. Ghieago Edward
1otr s1al,i!l, Musunt'ne. ILL.,; W. II. f'itler. Clin-
TON; 4. ". Ho!ld, MHltMe: MnyOr Warner, 1'eo-
sai saiic william 'seadsk' ot'""n' T. H. Baxter La
On motion, Mr.. Dc,neMt was a,tied.
ny. Camr was II! favor OF giving tho COln-
hl!ttee Pnwer t9 Gull Convention antI fix THO
tE'ns, p!ne:, AID lt1s!s of representation.
Mr. White wanted to lsnnw wl,at tho com:
lnstteGs appointed by the Illinois River Con-
rGl,tlt'l1 tHtl done.
, 1880-12-23

Before Judge Gary, tho Jury In the case Of
0eorRe>D pentnit, the alleged homicide, re-
turned d verdict Of guilty and that the prls.
oner WIS but 10 years nf agc. They there.
fore fixed his punishment at six months III
tho House Of Correction.
Louis Warneckc wns tried for bnrglary,
and the jury we're Instructed to seal their
verdict.
Tle t;rand Jury yesterday heard twelve
cases, returned five true bills, failed IL find
bilts. In three cnses, and Inssnd four for
iurtllcr consideration. Further testimony
WIS heard III the cnse Of Powers anti A[ailny,
c!lnrRel witt! tlle murder Of fe Mon, tho
Cl.ineSu laltn,lryinan.
:, After adjournment tho Grand Jury visited
With Il. full list OF The prisoners, aid after
wnrts led the Jury Upon tour OF invcsti-
gatlon Ut the building. Every nook nt'ti
corner Of the jail was Visited, and the jury
were unanimous III their approval Of the
management.
, 1880-12-23
TIE CONSPIRACY CASES,

The trini of I'm, Flaming, Minor and poron
con.,d,r,ov anon ,vns ,,s,',t,,,no1 ,.as,,,st,". !.
Solsp!.a1y Saso w''s Go'at1'aeu y, y. SGs!o1.Ay
CURT
yl,e first witness sworn was ex.Deputy
,1aIler WrIoht' Win testiled lint Fie,p,n,,
Al'nor' antl Doran were at tho jail three times
OIL tho Sunday following Purdys Arrest
They came In relation TO SECURING purdy's
rolease. Witness heard Jnllor turrter Tai
r!e'1!nls ,ua1 A1 PtunGsen Gonu Was pRa
nllet anu TINT ~ tl!oltsht tllo WHOLE trnns1c.
tton was crn9Ked. Dptall nt tilat tllne said
ho Knew Wilton. tho nolldslnan, tilAt he ltat!!
examined tlIo property tlAuteu ln the bond
anu 1t WIS, IN hts, 1plnlon. oil right. on q
e secont! ylS!t Fleming h'!la i!o H.ts satisfied
Tint the b1nd was al right, aIMt Wlt!!tss
rLer directing hln, to do go on E|cnltns,'ss \
statement and tlta bond. Tho hDld
was sis!iott by Fleming, anu Wilt1tll
, 1880-12-23


JUDHE Dr.opGETT-snt admiralty case 80.
DOhorty Y. Tug Protection.
APPELLATE CounT-Adjournci 10 Jan. i, 1881.
JUDGE sMlTn-No preliminary call. Trial call
$500, a5Gs. a,5us, 3l,s!, 3,E 54, 36.j. and 3old
IuiinE Asriloxy-aji, I'll, sS 10 10, 40. e,3,
n1ld .l0. M casp on trial. -
>, Juitur W1'i.IAMkt,S-sot case ..s0, Dencer Y.
PArst,n. M. 1...aH, ltciHisrt '. Mayor, on trnt
in1.
JUDGE GANpSEH-15, q, 20, sT. No. p, Eichol-
col, y. itecse. uu hcnriliR.
JInGE ut!dEHs-ls. to l1B;s, Inclusive No
cnse III trial.
1ulNE MonAS-Eo Gull. No. 81, Armstrong v.
IiilsdAle- Iloylo Grlnit Cou,patly, IN triui.
cia0na.
JUICE nAnxuM-CoMtcated motions. No. II,
sMwln '. Northwestern Mutual Lltc-Insurauce
Company. on trIAl
.JunuE GAny-Nos. 40, $40, T4, go, ISL, 3a99d, and
tG 10y
JUnaE lIAwRs-So. 100, tho Town Of Lake con-
spiracy cusc, on tEu.
, 1880-12-23
APPELlATE COURT, SECOND DIS.
ITlsICr, YESTERDAY.

."'"..' :" !as t"sease 1T1onhe'
OTTAWA, ill:, Dec. @.-s6;;. Norton Ct al.
ior rebearinE allowed, 'S''''9''
90. iiss!op Ct Al. vs.. Finch; appeal allowed
5l7. Chicago. Rock Island i raclAc Rail-
etc.; motion BY appellee for rule on Clerk to to
raate Issue ,. Is,n@'nns order without payment Of
55a. Rsscr ct al. VS.. The People; etc.. mo-
tfon for apneal ,lcnIed
81 Ei Ip peopje. ett ets, OK re, etc. the ,oa1d
sapsfysofs of ifsaois; Soasy; appeal TO
snron s4 Gr r. 6o; No5to e s a. Il t9
nini iIied 6y ,jni,, ii. - WV ~ "p''o'e'
s go oeis,s G9Gk Gs,y I,f y;, ss as%s; tIs for fl
I25. Hunter W, iiunier: np1mul allowed:
.Jnii. aJ. "ST'''~> 'NA'" ''e" ~
iii. Seneer ct nj, va County of Kankakpo
III Sterrv Vs. Yo,,,,r 4 ns4i,s,,agn "g a., an,
ttv H,oM VI raHt t MttW ~ ays1td
lowed Without bold. "p'~''' ~
naiT S rfGk T. e. a., Lrstees Is of Schools etc
tsii. Harry et nj ~ Tn";t ~ awrHro. tua,t'
anncal ia,fssed w1tls ,eavn to nnnct1nrt nvEn; -
withdraw recursi. ''>' '0''''. ~ "'''''"'A' ~
fy,oy S wGs ;s Ct ,,'n a. ros. vs. !ttaksr h ct ai
1isnisse, ~ NV '-~"'" "o''''" W." appe''1
5;S Weiis at al. vs.. Meek at nj. samo ordpr
US ~ So. f;s7., S,5 r,ro.1,.,r,,,..
Beck; Mppeai denied. l'A'A''s' e''''p1's '''
t,a NV ;or Mo9,ey a,,es Ct a. Vs. Alexander ct a. mo-
~, s ioS stsss Ssns, r. Green esoeutrix, etc.; mo-
?ii aA. Is smitIl %I, rs sanborn ct nj, uot,ou tor
an,nni ''"''" 'o' o"aoo''' u a''' '''ol'oh lo'