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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

LIE third term programme is not be
ing as successfully carried out in the
South as the managers Of the Grant ma
chine predicted and promised that it
would be. In order to make Grant s
nomination at Chicago q sure thing. K
is absolutely necessary, as we explained
last week. that lie should carry the del
egates in nearly all the Southern States.
and especially so if he loses the deIrga-
tion from Illinois, or even onc-haIf of it.
OF which there now seems to be a fair
chance that he Will. Two Republican
state conventions were held i'm two
southern States. Virginia and Georgia.
last week. Both were stormy and ex-
citing, and their proceedings marked
with extreme Bitterness. growing out of
the rivalry between the friends Of Grant
and the adhereuts OF Blaine. the sup
porters of Sherman also taking part i'm
the fray. The result may be stated as a
divided delegation from each state.
Grant getting more Of the Virginia del
egates than Blaine or Sherman. while
in Georgia large majority of the dele
cation is opposed to him. y similar re-
suit in two or three more Southern
States would be fatal TO the third term
project and would knock II higher than
kite" It must be remembered. how
ever, that delegates to a Republican
national convention from Southern
States, not one of which the candidate
Of the convention can ever carry. are
always on the make. They were so
four years ago at Cincinnati and they
will be in the market at Chicago. Don
Cameron has reason to know what their
price was when Hayes was nominated.
and it is not at all improbable that he
will be able to gather them into his fold
at Chicago. At present, however, the
third term outlook is by no means en-
C0ulagiEg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

4 THRILLING INCrDENT-CEarleS Fen
neT, of St Louis, who was in MarSnfield on
the day after the storm and fire, gives the
following description of a scene he witnessed
there
i saw one young man taken out vino had passed
the entire night beneath a network Of beams and
raftcrs. His legs were beneath heavy iron post
aud a large log Jay across his chest. His head was
free and he could about him. Once the ruins
too'- FIRE. and the Young man before him a fate
most terrible. and lie shrieked with the energy of
despair. Several gentlemen hurryiug 10y in search
Of friends attracted by his cries, and stopped
burning logs away. They tried to cNtricate the
young man. but found 10 impossible. and were
forced to let him remain until morning. one OF
his legs was broken, and he complained Of a terri
bic pain in his chest whore the log had lain. His
must have been night OF terror. There was ruin
every where. It is impossible TO CNagLerate the
scene. never saw anything like e before. If a
man had walked through little toy village he
could not have created more havoc"
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Gambria fireman.
EBEHsBURc. PA.
FRIDAY, APRIL 80. 1880.

II Commissioner lie Due, of the De-
partmenU of Agriculture, has received
pound of coffee from a lady, grown on
her plantation on the Indian river, Florl-
da, from plants furnished her by the De
partment. and if the berry is fully de-
veIoped and the bean is equal in appear
ance and flavor to the finest imported
varieties, all of which is reported from
Washington. it is the first pound of cof-
fee ever raised in the United States, and
lie Due will be likely to survive the un-
ceasing ridicule that has been heaped
upon him ever since his friend, Mr..
Hayes, conferred upon him the office he
now holds
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

IN the DaUphin county court, en- Mon
day last. Judge Pearson sentenced VIM.
II. KembIe, Charles B. Salter. Emil J.
Petroff, VIM. 7. Bumbarger, ard Jesse
r. Crawford, the riot bill bribers, each
to pay a fine of 81 600 and to undergo
an Imprisonment of one year at hard Ia
Dor in the Eastern Pcnitentiary. The
history of these cases from their incep-
tion in the Legislature a year ago last
winter to their close a few weeks since,
by four of the defendants entering the
plea of guilty" and the conviction Of
the fifth by the verdict of a jury, is
familiar to our readers. and need not
now be repeated. To Charles :. Wolfe,
of Union county, more than to yother
man is pre-eminentIy due the credit of
having set the ball in motion, with the
result above stated. Other members of
the House no doubt felt as strongly on
the subject as Mr. Wolfe did, but he
had a courage which they did not pos
sess, and which has not failed him in
all the stages Of the business until the
end was finally reached. lie deserves
the thanks and gratitude of the people
for having fcarlcssly exposed legislative
corruption nor viii the applause of the
entire commonwealth be withheld from
Judge Pearson for his firm, impartial
and mbeuding execution of the law.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

At tive convention of school ounarfr-
feudan+s LAST verJ, i'm TTarrfsbr1ro a
oo,,r,i,+oa ,r,. ,,,roiutad n v.,it o,,
state Treasurer Moves with the raouest
that he would apnaar before the conven-
tion and evnr,in WHY the school aunra-
r,.fati,,,s r,r 1c-sarJ 1870 had MOI I,aar
mid Col Moves in comnIyinc with
tLfs ,scuasf informed tI,a rop,.antiop
+baf tLe funds which c,r1a into fba state
Treasury are consrned as fast as they
are racaived 5,, tJl ,Js,,,o,ds nj. cl,,..;tab1a
institutions oa7 L., m, IT;,tagt GegcraI
that these demands are urraut and
cannot he resfstcd-tbat the Adiutant
Cera~a1 l. c,,rnaIIaf q, or.r,riza tT,o
,,,iIffa,,- ro5.cos of tba State and u, ordor
.o do 90 r,,,st rava his CONCENTRATIONS
Tie e,,rrosead tba bora however that if
,r,.,1J mot r,. lor,,, ,afora tr,o school war
- -, Ce .....-l -
i"u'' "o"', 40 t""t' -. O'"I'o g SlS
body understands that the monthly de
mauds OF the charitable institutions Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

TIE Harrisburg Patriot has vastly
improved its appearance by arraying it.
self in neat and very handsome dress
of new type. 1t now approaches nearer
in is make up TO what a Democratic
paper published at the capital of the
state ought to be than it has ever done
heretofore. The Patriot is conducted
with marked ability, and has our best
wishes for its future prosperity.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30
\ HUMAN CURIosITY.-The Lock Haven
journal of last week saws.

At VOLTS store. Centre county. resides family
named GIinich. which has for "a member q vounlr
lady. noS aged p years, who has never been able
TO sit UP minute. Prom her infancy she was q +
Eirtcd with a remarkable growth of the head. the
either parts of the body remaining slender and
powerleSs. Instead of the peretaI bones uniting
at the top they separated aud the SoIt spot' com
mon to children under one year old. remains vet
while the entire head Is elongated and has a cir
cumtercnce about as large that OF "a common
peck measure. She Is about flve feet in length
and has spent all her days in the cradle 1t is i'm
possible or her to raise her head by any muscular
cNcrtion. and she requires the attention that
was necessary when a mere baby. She is quite
sensible and cOnvcrses with members Of her own
family. but Is exceedingly ayersc to strangers
The Of curiosity often obtained upon nm for
tunatc beings OF this class causes her to vince and
blush and give other signs Of uueasine~S show M,
native -uHsittNeueSs. She seems to bide her
~Vcarisoue situation WITH resignation seldom
found iG the humfa kind
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

WHATEVER else may he doubtful
about the intention of the authors of
our tariff laws, they undoubtedly meant
to place on the free list all materials
used in the manufacture of paper. 1t
happened that pulp of wood, which is bv
far the most important element in the
manufacture OF paper used by the daily
and weekly press of the country. was not
specifically and by name exempted from
duty. Under a Treasury decision which
held that the verbal omission was ia
tai to the free admission of wood pulp.
a few manufacturers Of that article have
been able to impose an eXOrbitant tax on
the general body of paper makers. bv
whom 1t IS OF course shifted on the con
sumerS, the newspaper publishers Of the
country, and the burden falls with spe-
cial hardship on publishers outside of the
great clties-we, consequently. being
impoverished so that a handful of mon
opolists may grow rich. The most pow
erful champion of these monopolists is
Representative Garfield. Were his op-
position TO the bill withdrawn. the re-
storation of wood pulp to the free list,
where it belongs, would be accomplish
ed in few days. While his opposition
continues the mOnOpolists are secure.
Can Mr. Garfield afford TO continue his
support of a most odious and oppressive
tax which brings in no revenue to the
Government, but which interfereS very
decidedly with The diSsem nation uf
knOwicdgod among the people:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

II reference to the proceed ings of the
Democratic State convention which met
at Harrisburg on Wednesday last, we
are only able to state, before going to
press this Thursday afternoon. that
the Philadelphia difficulty, as well as
all the other contested cases, were
satisfactorily adjusted by a committee
wi tn Hon. r. Milton Speer at its head.
1t was late on Wednesday night when
the committee reached a harmonious
conclusion. which would be reported to
the convention at . O'Clock this Thurs
day morning. This result is highly
creditabIe to the parties who brought il
about, and will be hailed with rejoicing
10y the entire Democracy of the State
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

THE Shippensburg Chronicle of last
week acknowledged the receipt of mess
of new potatoes raised this Spring in a
garden in that locality, but as the same
paper pretends to "see nothing but dis
aster and disgrace if Tilden is not given
the nomination to which he is Justly en-
titled, " we don't know whether to take
any took iu the potato story or not.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

Hon. JOHN c. JACOBS, who was chairman
of the New \ ok Iilden State convention
that met at Syracuse last week, is also
member OF the state Senate from Brooklyn.
Two days after the convention had been held
Il Republican senator made some Out-Of-Jhe-
way comments IN reference to Mr.. Iilden
and the position of Dir. Jacobs regarding his
nomination at Cincinnati, Whereupon Mr.
Jacobs, who Is a delegate TO the national
convention, made the following statement,
and a. he is amt always las been q warm
friend OF Mr.. Tildeu, it has attracted very
general attention. He said
The Democracy OF this state can yet along with
out Mr.. TuIden. and the Democracy OF the country
can get along without him. and ii We hui iJ policy
70 nominate somebody else. somebody else viii be
nominated because We mean % Winiu THIS election
We would sooner take very good Republican who
loves his country better than he does his party and
make hlin deh' tu'th 'hil 20 lhc IONS
and abuses of the existing Government. The Sen
i' ~ .-il t1 NJ 'i.Si! i-4'it' u u otS
do not thinks he can he elected and because think
too much oi NY country even with the vCueratiOn
and love entertain lor Mr. luden, 10 support a
hopeless caudlda"N- do not believe Tor "a single
moment that MI TiIden VIII be a candidate unless
he thinks he can he elected. ami ! think can say
for the delegation chosen TO represent the DemoC-
racy of the State at Cincinnati that large major
lt- VIII oppose tne noiniia iaIl-u ol any man LhtL
tucy thiuk cannot hr elected. Now, may possibly
hc one OF tio~e Who DO not believe that Mr.. Tide II
can be elected but there Is plenty OF time To con-
slider that question.
MI Woodeu-Thcn You must 20 for him.
Mr.. jacobs viii not support any man who
think cannot Hc elected.
MI NH"ttu--4 on are opposed 10 illucnt
MIR. Jacohs-No, sir. 1 repeat that / have the
highest yeHeratiou Tor him and think he was de
raudei out Of the position to which he was fairly
elected.
Mir Woodin-I mean candidate for Prcsi-
deut2
Mr.. Jacohs-That t. another thing. Now. you
gentlemen who wear the collars that the name .
that wear the collar of Mr. CUukliu-. take notice
from Us of the minority that the h1rmouiZed De
mocricy are on hand; that they viii meet the
cnEuOE enemy. and meet him with 4 good man. a
noble leader. a true patriot, man devoted 20 the
best interests OF the country, and that they VIII
elect him: and that when they have elected him
lac viii take his place at tho head u the Govern
mouf at Washington.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-04-30

- PFSS GOODS FOR IADIES.-ThoSe who have never
devoted Fabrics
= have ready. No
together I'm
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

T TNNIBROIDERIES. RUCHINGS, Collars, Cuffs Hamburg
II Edginssau that under the head Of ite tioodare
and complete as in store solely devo
ed 10
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1880.

OOSTUNIEs.-A thoroughly Up-tothe Fashion Depart
with Fancy
- Dress, Dinner Year Promenade Evening Wed
or occas EirstcasS MOdscs
order those w no DO choose the
Coaks Goats tscrS
lOvcIcst and latest conception
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

7ILANNELS, MUSIINS, LININGS.-AH the popular
Il mai o each kind O Goods always % hand
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

y LASS AND CHINA WARE.-The extent Of this De
evers
~ Dinner the lowest Crockery Ware
have a
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

L TTNRINGES. TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, BUTTONS.-Thcse
complete We that
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.
.OTHING-We have Four Distinct Departments for

- 20 &C Ready Made.
&C
and CIilIren'S Rcldy1Iadc
Dresses
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1890.

NORSFTS- change in fashion is closely watched
I and ID
- figure he
The make o. corzets cannot be adapt
10 the
put claiming and every person As
shapes Lady
department makes study 10 select
O customers
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THE SPRING 1880
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK


m 70 moi iaES
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

Cashmere Cashmere Jude Ianisc k
l. Cloth. tITeuad In these goods
OF such confidence as is sometimes neces-
purchases must be made IN GasIe
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I OERFUNIEBY AND TOILET ARTICLES of every De-
s,riutt9n- Clrt"rishts and Col gates sons .--
Goods a special
der that's highly praised We ordered 30 -. - - -
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THE NEW STOCK OF $3.50

\ NNERSHOES AND OVEECOATS FOR LADLES-E-1-
Der Goods oi every kinds iu fact eu-as- q. Es.
Grand Depot the depository agency
Variety
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SCIENCE has accomplished no more Won
derfui or gratifying result than the perfection
OF an antidote to the chilling signs of ap-
preaching age, something to Obiterate the
teil-taIe tracks of time, and preserve the
natural adOrnments Of youth to ripe old age,
Halls Hair Renewer does all this, and its
praise Tesounds in cottage and palace. The
dwellers among the snow of Norway and the
peasants Of sunny France and Spain, find
use for it, and find means to get it, and it
does not djsappOint them. The whitening
locks again resume their youthful color, the
thin dry, and faded hair becomes bright and
glossy. The whole appearance IS changed
as if by magic, and the man or woman who
before was called aged now appears as one
in the prime of life. Such wonderOus changes
cannot pass unnOticed, and they have pro-
duced the unprecedented demand that now
exists for the first and only article ever COM
pounded that can produce them in pleasing
and satisfactory manneT.-Ne1c Era, Wood
stock III
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THE NEW STOCK OF l,s.

: ELITES N SIL KS.-NIaguifceu Black and ll--55
Slks-Rare Brocad An ris finest makes u r-s
tribute % make this department - -a-
nothing lacking supply fIlI L -. --
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THE NEW STOCK OF l~so

AND BLANKETS Couutaruaues Quilt 1-s
Plano and Table Covers fun and 20 -zs
\-(J able prices.
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THE NEW STOCK OF lss1.

/ ACES, IUCHINGS. TIDIES-Au tile Lair-fsst DELI
Tlest IFoluetlous Of Tie hand and loom from costly - l-
- lcc % B-1-1EuH-
prices named are medium and Irer, though tlss. Goods
considered she high rrlG- Goods ui the trade.
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1sso.

X LOVES.-Kid Gloves of exquisite quality and finish
4
~ marvellous assortment o Fabric
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SAD RESULT OF \ MOTHERS FORE
THOUGHT.-A recent dispa,ch from White
Mills, Wayne county, Pa, says
sad case of insanity has come upon Miss SUI
san |chenck young and accomplished daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. c. u Schcnck. living near this
place. &c appears that young man in one of the
Southern States for the past two years has been
paying his attentions To Miss Schenck. and
engaged to bc married at an early day. About
three months ago he started from his southern
home for the North. with the ntcntiou of fuffIIing
the cngagem cut. when an accident occurred which
resulted in his death. The news OF the death
reached the young lady's mother, who. knowing
the strong attachment Her daughter entertained
for him. resolved to withhold the sad news from
her daughter Il possible To this end the mother
intercepted the letter which conveyed the news Of
his death. and tho daughter was left in total II
nornuce OF the truth. Time passed hl and the girl
received no tiiiugs nom her absent lover. Her
only solution To- the mysterious silence that she
had heen deserted Il so worked upon her mind
that soon her reason was dcthTOned and sine is now
rayiug maniac.
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

CILvERWARE, CUTLERY. CLOCKS and reliable E-'.
wanted every household We du Keep a-Er.-- --7
~ thar made 10y the best makers
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CNHOES for Ladies' Misses Children and Gents. This
- 90
sales allow small prices for every thing
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1880

CNHAWIS from the finest India-price SF90to the
= - o. % Plain
~ and evening Shawls moderate prices
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1880.

RT NEEDLE WORK.-This stock abounds m all the
y OF Needle Work trewcl Work.
y In
always Of something the famous Round
Counter
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IHE NEW STOCK OF l--u
= ERAMICS. POTTERY and handsome pieces r5- E7-=
- Decoration not q fancy prices.
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TIE NEW STOCK OF 1ssn.

ITATIONEBY.-Booly Iulz~tauds, Gold Pens. .al
School Stationery. Blank Books. The rue-- grades '
~ other papers Dinner cards. Cards 90 IuE t a
finest
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TIE NEW STOCK OF 1850.

OSIERN AND SILK AND MERINO UNDEI;WE r.
This the largest departments
= admitted that
foreign conncctoE the finest stock OF Ladies' Gents
Chtldren Hosiery that
country We import direct the Cartwright X Warmers Bret
ties, Morley's things
be complete without these goods
whicto specially advertise them.
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THE NEW STOCK OF 1880

EW ELRG, FANCY GOODS, jet Ornaments Belts Fan,
Il IockctUuuks.
= abundance and large variety
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credit TO the house
THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.
DREss GOODS FOR LADIEs.-Those who have never
@ @o2SeI o'eT & hS - long zfI and TSTefy we Keen rS 10
THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.
TNMBEoIDERIEs RUCHINGs, Collars, CUFFS, Hamburg
Il atRed IN beau5u s ay in this extensive section that carr
ted to this bssfnoss.
THE NEW STOCK OF 1850.
EASSSEFF .s NsS g & sa. sIS s hand the popular
THE NEW STOCK OF 1880.
IWISGEs TRIMMINGS NoTIQSs BUTTONS on
L sSSto9 @ P ae sTo We IA a % % faTe @ ] 5 aaf | % S3 Ss
THE NEW STOCK OF 1880.
CLAss AND CHINA wARE.-The extent of this De
VI BnneeS se5i don cfosSery
THE NEW STOCK OF 1sso.
~ LoyEs--K5i5d i = Gloves Of szqqs agpty and finish
VI narleous assGTtIaer Of FsBrs Gii5ss ana '
TIE NEW STOCK OF 1850
1t oSsIERY AND SILK AND MERINo JNDERwEAR
Ba B d,S the 5a5 % @ ye a5essd s dsSs S @ Ra dh @ rs
OF our STssn eIqneeoTs The finest STOCK OF Gents
sGn S GSd % mort ] d 1 the h PR1sa 1T an waHs 2a IN R @
tles noTey and such things but good stock would
whict6 specially advertise Them.
THE NEW STOCK OF 1880
oUSEKEEPNf Ss 5s sset9pf 4B. Furnishings
II A iuls of Kitchen Goods.
Tscsc stocks complete than they were.
THE NEW STOCK OF 1880.
TTATS AND CAPS for Gents Boys and Children in ez-
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TOYS. GAMES. ARCHERY. FISHING TACKLES tH..
/ QUIET the wanted
L Of children. keep these goods thr cgnvc--7l
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-01-11
THE NEW IlnE TllsL
san francisco SIOCk B0ARD
wednesday. January ?. lsss.


To-Day's stock sales.
$50 Ophir. ak
$40 Mexican, 2lH ak
295 Gould and Curry, 6%
2G0 Best and Balcher. lax IA
l55 California. 430c Az
230 Savage, z 6H
3l5 Con, Virginia, 1900 455e
800 Chollar. TX 8
300 Potosi, Az Aloe y
800 Hale and Norcross, 8N 6L
3SD Point, 390c 3s5c
495 Jacket, AIS
1i75 Imperial. 55c 60c
90 Alpha, Tx
.b55 Belcher, 65K
40 Confidence. 81
275 Sierra Nevada, 2iH 30
20 Utah, Tx liz
2I0 Bullion, 1850 4S0c
100 Exchequer. So 800
$50 iOverman. So 8H wa
20 Seq. Belcher, IL "
$40 Justice, az
290 Union, Az ASK
420 Alta, Aloe iO5c
DIS Lady Bryan, 500
5Oe Julia, 2i0c az
525 Caledonia, lG0c 100
1895 Challenge,
900 Silver Hill, SOC Too
$50 New York, 40c
2l0 Occidental, 1900 TX
$50 Lady Washington, 65c Too
Cos Andes. Toe $50
AGO Ward, ~
255 Scorpion, $500 81
200 Levinthan, SOC
ITO Benton, 240c
$40 North Bonanza, zoe 75c
1915 Flowery. 40c $50
$50 @. Gate. az az
$50 Con. Dorado, 1850 TX
1850 Mackay. loc
100 Leopard, 100
$40 Grand Prize, TX l70c
2OIO Argenta, IL l45o
1910 Navajo. $50
100 Independence, l45c
40 Belle Isle, ~
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DANIEL F. BEi.TTY'S
Planes and Organs

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AL. = surprising duration ubieb brVr' elI, nRta
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The celebrated "GUil"D Tongue. PEsds IN
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