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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

GENERAL MAHoSE's home organ endorses the
democratic idea that the people are the proper
source of power in republic. And yet the Gen
era refused to submit the Riddleber.er bill to the
people for ratification rejection. refused to let
the people vote for the commissioner of land sales
and refuses to let the people who CONF os. his par
~ nominate their candidate for Congressman at
large "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

AMONG THE most prominent notices
displayed at the immense and suggestive la
Dor demonstration at Pittsburg last Satur-
day, were: I'VE want protection that pro-
tects, and Labor has no protection" And
Yet the rich monopoists cry out the louder
that high tariff protects American labor.
The scales are beginning to drop from the
eyes of the working men of America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

:. During game of poker in low gamb-
ling den in Richmond yesterday a man
named name Phelps was shot by man named
Williams, the ball entering the face beneath
the left eye and lodging near the base of the
BRAIN, the wound being considered fatal
Phelps surrendered himself and acknowl-
edged the shooting. The dispute arose over
a pool of 1910. - Wv wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

The PHILADELPHIA -fmericnn speaks of
certain States in the South as naturally re-
publican" Why naturally republican? Be
callSc they contain Il majority Of negroes.
And yet the imrrican wants the color line
abolished. 1t is the solid negro vote, and
that alone, that not only makes several of
the Northern States republican, but that
continues the republicans in control Of the
Government. White men differ OH political
questions in the South as in the North, but
the negroes are ''naturally' republicans, and
being also naturally subscrvient, they invara-
bly, vote us some white republican boss d.
reefs.
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MARRIED.

:, AT the residence of Mrs. Carver Fairfax c. H..
va. by Key q. A. Bear. Hon H. S. BARNUM to
MISS SUSAN c. WHALEY both of Lebanon Fair
fax county, Va.
On the 18th of June, by Rev. J. T. Williams, Mr.,
JOHN d. FAIR and Miss SALI,JE e. PET1 oil
of Fairfax county Z III .-T7 - 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19
DIED.

In In Washington, d. G., on the morning of the
tSth OF June, 1882 JAMES b., son of the late Dr.
ADDISON A. Saunders, of Va The funeral services
WI WI be held at the residence of j. T. Coldwel
to9 Missouri avenue, Washington. Interment at
inc inc fresnyterlan cemetery, Alexandria, Va. on
Tuesday, at 400 D. H. = ->- '' -" - 49, w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

The market opens quiet and but little grain i,
coming in. There is no change to note in Flour
Wheat is shade lower with small sales at 100,
lao, as to quality. Corn is scarce and wanted
and prices arc high. Country produce is without
change
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19
What Seven Could Not IN

r. NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 6, 1881.
ID. II. WARNER & Co. Sirs-Seven nhv-
sieians could not do for me what vour Safe
ktdneyand Liver Cure accomplished. Hope
lcssl y sick with kidney diseases, it restored
me to perfect health. JACOB MyERs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

CONGRESS having legislated for nearly sail
the world and the rest of mankind" can
we'll afford to give little Of its attention
during the remainder of the session to the
bill for relieving the people of this country
from some of the oppressive exactions of the
internal revenue tax. There is no chance
the tariff until the democrats come into
power again, or rather until the men the
people send to Congress are less susceptible
to the influences the protected monopolists
know SO well how to use than those who
those who profit by the internal revenue is
not so potential, those who suffer from it
are not rs those entirely without hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

EVERY srRAIGHTOUT democrat in Eir-
ginia will vote for the man his party may
select for lis candidate for Congressman at
large, bnl the democratic readjustcrs are
''kickers,' and in order to induce them to
vote for the democratic candidate their pre-
crcnccs must be consulted Gen Malone
only has one vote in the Senate, but by al
lowing him share of their patronage the
republicans have control of that body.
While there are not many democratic read
l''slcrS. there are enough Of them, if united
with the straightout democrats, to restore
Virgins. to the hands Of the party that is
really interested in her prosperity, and TO
secure that union it will not be unwsc To
give them 4 share Of the Offices.
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HOUSE.
Cyclone.

METROPOLIS, Ill., June ia terrible cyclone
struck this city yesterday evening, blowing down
several houses, killing one man capsizng and
sinking the steamer Jennie Walker and scattering
harvested wheat in the vicinity. The damage is
heavy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1882.

INA TIMELY and opposite article Oh the
existing differences between certain of the
prominent men among the Maryland demo
Gratis, the Baltimore Day wisely observes:
1T is all very we'll fordemocrats to differ
about matters Of party policy and to discuss
such questions in their party papers; but this
is very different thing from allowing
such differences to plunge them into II
blind fury in which they dcnouncc their fcl-
low democrats in such fashion as to almost
render it impossible for them to work to-
gether aflerward for the advancement of the
principles and objects which they have in
common
This applies us well to the Virginia demo-
Gratis as to their political friends on the
other side of the Potomac, and they will do
we'll to heed its wisdom 1t is right and
proper that democrats should differ CONCERN
ing the advisability of party measures, a.
theirs is not boss ruled party, but there is
no reason why they should allow these DIFF
fcrenccs to so effect them as to endanger party
success, and to make them prefer party de-
feat to rejection Of their own individual
notions, and such would-bc leaders as are
silly enough to talk about defeat with can
>didateS of their own selection being prefer
able to success with others, not only should
be, but will be made to realize the fact that
their Importance is altogether self assumed,
and that the party can get along just as well
ifnot better, without their services than
with them.
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Financial EYnitAmant

LONDON. June 1880 p. m.-Thcre has been
considerable excitement OH the London Stock
Exchange and the Paris Bourse to-day, in conse-
quence ola decline in Egyptian stocks and Suez
Canal shares.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19

Nervous debility, the curse ofthe Amcri-
can people, immediately yields to the action
of Browns Iron Bitters,
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9, Have received the latest styles of SPRING
Shoes, at the lowest prices D. Ruben E.
Co., Is King street. =
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MARINE NEWS.


PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE ~, lss.
Sun rises ......... 1 80 Sun scts....... ~
ARRIVED.
Stmp Jno Gibson New York. to F Reed 4 Co.
Str Sue, Baltimore, to Broders Co.
Str Lady of the Lake, Norfk, to + 4 Reed SEA
Str Mattano, lower Potomac, to John I.annon
Str L Arrowsmith, lower Potomac to Polo.
mac Ferry Co.
SAILED.
Str Sue, Baltimore, by J Brodcrs x Co.
Str Mattano, lower Potomac by j lannou
Str Lady of the Lake. NOrfk by + 4 Reed K Co.
Bark Altimaha, Baltimore, by IL Smoot.
ARRIVED AT WASHINGTON
Schrs Annie Adams kerwan, Nellie. Clara, WIN
l. Hall, w Franklin, Brcmfcld, coal Austrim
AMMO F Clark, and Sarah l. Burn, lumber
MEMORANDA.
Schr 4 { Lyons from Richmond. at New York
18th.
Schr II n Squire, from Farmnglalc for Wash
ingt0n ut Vineyard Haven 10th.
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LYnched.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 19.--Hcnry Huddcs-
ton, coored, was lynched at Winchester last night
for outrageously assaulting widow named
Vaughn. ----,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-19
To-day's Congressional Proceedings.
SENATE.

Mr.. Sherman, reported proposed amend
ment to the sundry civil bill appropriating
$4,000 for the purchase of the Count dc
Roc.lambeau papers.
Mr.. Morrill, gave notice that he would call
up the bill for an extension of the executive
mansion in the morning hour tomorrow.
MIR. Hoar, from the Judiciary committee,
reported as "a substitute for resolutions and
bills on the subject referred to that commit
tee the bill int scduced by him last week to
provide for the pc rformance of the duties of
the office of President in case of removal,
death, resignation or inability both of the
President and Vice-President.
HOUSE.
Under the call of states, 4 bill was intro
duced by Mr.. Kelly, of Pa, to abolish the
internal revenue tax on tobacco, snuff,
cigars and cigaretts.
MIR. Calkins, of Ind, under instructions
from the Committee on Elections moved to
suspend the rules and pass bill facilitating
the trial of contested election cases.
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II you appreciate comfort, buy your s,bo &c
OF u. Ruben & Co., 6S King st. nv .
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Mems Suits ranging from $500 to s25
u II. STRAUSS, 66 King st.
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Mothers! Mothers!! Motbe-s,,,

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". lRGlNlA: Corporation Court of the city Of
Alexandria, Clerks Office, June Sth 1Ss:!.
III lis claim of trade mark was this day filed in
tho office and recorded Teste:
MORTON MARYE, Clerk
true copy from the Records. Tcste:
Jel 9-2w MORTON MARYE. Clerk
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By B. T. Lucas g. Co., Auctioneers.

nor RENT. The DWELLING HOUSE, corns r
l. of Cameron and Pitt streets, in urst rae o''
Possession given the 1st of July. Ap.nFSt%SoH
je19 j. LA N.No.'.-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-24
Medical.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
Medical.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
1T SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
GA, WHO USED 1T THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1876,
MEssrq. J. III Zy1Ily 4 60


MEssRs. J. H. ZEILIS ( Co,
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned. Engineers
on the Georgia Ceatral Railroad. in grateful OBJ
legations for the benefits We received from the
use of simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic in Savannah, Georgia,
In the summer and fall Of 1875 desire TO make
the following statement. That during the
Aforesaid Epidemic. we used the medicine
known ss simmons Liver Regulator. prepared
by j H. Zeilin & Co, and though exposed to
the worst miasmstic influences OF tho Yellow
Fever by going In and coming out OF Savannah
at different hours OF the night and also In
spending entire nights In the city during the
prevalence OF this most Fatal Epidemic. with
but the single exception OF one of U.S. who was
taken sick. but speedily recovered. we con.
tnued In our usual good health. a circumstance
we can account for In no other way but by the
effect under Providence Of the habitual and con.
tnued use OF Simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed to this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours G.. u. Patterson John Y
Collins. Jas L. Mallette, Melton +. Cooper.
nSAlways ask your Druggists for DR.. Sim.
mons Liver Regulator. and be sure to see those
Identical words printed on the label, and having
thereon a red Trade Mark Seal and signature
OF j. II Heilin & Co. None other is Genuine.
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cratic party was founded continue to exist.
When freedom of speech and
freedom OF thought are sup
pressed, when the privilege of
the ballot box shall have been denied when
the prerosative Of the people and the pow
ers and rights vouched safe by republican
form of government shall have been
usurped by some despotic power, when all
that is held sacred and dear by ireemen and
a liyerty-loving people have faded away
and gone with the dead past, then, and not
until then, will democratic principles cease
to exist ineola Monitor,
wAXETH WARM.
The fight in the 10th congressional dis.
trict is getting hot. Hancock is making
bold canvass, and is being ably assisted by
prominent democrats in the district. Buck
Walton, one of the ablcst orators in the
state, has taken the stump, while Senator
Coke has hurried to the rescue. IL would
be burning shame on Texas for such a
man as u. j. Davis to beat Hancock. The
wool growers OF western Texas are doing
their utmost TO beat him, and it is feared
they may succeed. They object to his tariff
ideas, but Hancock stands square on the
democratic platform and will not make
terms with them. These sheep men want
a high tariff, and If the truth was known
they arc republicans anyway and would
pot support Hancock on any PLATFORM
tGninesyille Register.
PLAYED OUT.
The Houston Post says "When Wash
Jones is declared governor shout will 20
up from the great people of Texas that will
cause the faces of monOpolists everywhere
to blanche with fear" This year the peo-.
pie Of Texas elect their governor. General
j. j. Reynolds has been retired and COVER
nors at this time are not declared into office.
The last one that was declared into office
Davis had himself given the right to de-
clare who should hold Office in every iucor-
porated city in Texas. He declared two
COUNTIES under mrrtial law. Wash Jones,
with number Of other democrats. and
such republicans as Governor 4. NJ. Pease,
Lieutenant Governor Web Flanagan and
Colonel j. l.. Haynes, published an address
to the people of Texas, declaring that Davis
and his government was tyraniCally OPP
pressing the people and running Texas. All
have stuck to that assertion except Jones.
He now declares that Davis was tho best
governor Texas ever had. As men gener-
ally pattern after what they admire, it is
fair to infer that If the Post could get Jones
declared governor with a subservient legis-
lature, he would try TO come as near pcriec-
ton rs he thinks Davis did and might de.
clare martial law in time OF peace San
Antonio Times.
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SUNDAY PRESS. i
pKmocRArIo NOMINATIONS.

DEMOCRATIC SoaTNATIoNs.
NEW YoRK. October 22,-Tammany hall
convention last night nominated Abram s.
Hewitt for congress from the 10th district.
Perry Belmont was also nominated by the
democrats in the LIST district.
DEgPLy IMPRESSED.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October 22-The
Charcoal Iron Workers association ad-
iourned at IL O'Clock last night after three
days session. They have visited all I'M
portant. furnaces in the south, and are deep
ly impressed with the outlook Of the iron
regions in this locality.
DESTROYED by FIRE.
MEmruIs, TENN, October 22-Lsst night
fro destroyed the Enterprise flour mills.
Loss is $4,000.
BANQUETrED.
New YoRg, October 23.-lIenry George
wan entertained at dinner last night at Del
monico's Henry Ward Beecher, Roger A.
Pryor. s. 8. Cox, Perry Belmont, A. 5. Sui
citizens Of New York and Brooklyn were
present.
BAN Francisco, October 23.-The steamer
Arabic arrived yesterday with Yokohama
adyices to October Sth which state the
cholera prevails in China. Official returns
show that since the lst Of May more than
1900 cases have been recorded, of which
nearly 5000 ended fatally.
THE COMET.
PuELPs, N. y, October 23.-Professor
Brooks this orning verified the discovery
made by him yesterday, of Il fragmentary
comet eight degrees east of the great comet.
IL WAS smaller this morning, and resem-
bcd the celebrated portion detached from
Beclas comet. II Is near the path of the
great comet, and Brooks thinks it Identical
with the envelope thrown OIL several DAYS
AGO.
THE PENN BtCENTENNIAL.
CHESTER. Pa, October pa meeting of
the Friends, held In their meeting.house
here to-day in commemoration of the 20Oth
anniversary OF the landing of William
Penn, was largely attended. The exercises
were interesting throughout, and were con.
Quoted in an transformations manner. Ser.
vices in all churches in this city were in
keeping with the occasion. Tomorrow the
bi-Centenniai anniversary of the landing of
Penn will be iittingly celebrated here.
LOST
VICTORIA B, c., OCTOBER 3.-Inlormation
IN brought by an Indian courier from the
Weat coast OF Van Couver'5 island that
British steamer, supposed to be named the
Wembe, from Hong Kong. for Victoria,
has boon lost at Clooqult, four miles north
OF Juan Defnca straits. The ship has gone
to pieces. Three bodies have been picked
up, but nothing personal has been seen.
IL 10 supposed that several hundred passcn.
gers, to be employed on railway works, and
large amount OF Chinese goods were on
board.
YELLOW JACK.
WAsntKGroN, October @.-Surgeon.Ce Gen.
eral Hamilton. of the marine hospital ser
vice, furnishes the following summary of
the progress of the yellow fever at Browns,
yi'lo and Pensacola during the past week,
During the week 10 cases of yellow fever
and deaths have been reported nom
brownsville, making u total during the
prevalence of the. epidemic of ,O5l cases
and ~ deaths. From Pensacola, Florida,
Official reports by mail have been received
~ follows
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TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS
4 nrclrr FOR loNoEylry.

nrclrE FOR LONGEVITY.
IL the Texas democracy would live long
IN the land she should improve her WAYS
In selecting her candidates, and she would
thus continue to receive the aid OF that vast
body OF voters, whose ranks are everywhere
receiving accosslons, and who are earnestly
endoavoiing to build up and maintain good
government in this country by selecting
only able and honorable persons as admin
istfators Of public ai,airs,-I kaufman Sun.
AS Mour HAvR npIN RNrEcrEp.
II has been ascerlained that majority
OF the shcep'men who signed the manifcslo
against John Hancock's election 10 con.
g,css are republicans, in fact all but ono
sgncr are republicans. The names of a
prominent sheep'man or two appear in the
list who deny slgnlng II. The republicans
OF tile 10Th district axe hard pressed To beat
Hancock, aud this last effort viii recall
upon them with disastrous effect, ITl.ime.
stono New Era.
rREg LANCE.
There really Is no Jones ticket extant,
Colonel Jones Is running free, and any and
every man Is invited 10 vote for him I'm
whatever combination he may choose 10
make for himself, II is 30 be hoped that
tho earnest circumstances of the Post will
no hccied on this point. DO not attempt to
force Wash Jones of his independent posi.
ton. Vote your own ticket, whatever Il
may be, but do not forget to nut nj tho
hesd Of tic. w, Jones, for governor"
lHouston Post.
vsar KxAsrgaArrp.
Stewart, democrat, and Chambers, re.
publican, candidates for congress In the la
district, were both members OF the sccc,.
slon convention, both voted for tho orii.
nance OF secession, and both served In the
Confederate army through the. war, at the
cloco Of which, according to the Houston
Ave, Stewart surrendered In good faith And
Chambers joined the ku.klnI.- This cyi.
dcnCe OF tho lack Of loyalty to the govern.
ment on the part OF Chambers cxaspcratc,
tho Agcl Nnd 1t Is strong for Stewart
.,n 4 pksgavEp TRIBUTE,
Rain or shine, dull times or lively, do
isycd IRA rs or what not the old reliable
nrenhAm pAly Banner always comes 20 the
Examiner... For nearly seven years WI
have read Il every day, until its asilv s,,i,,,
are like tho chats OF q priced friend. win
drops III once a day TO talk over Tho news
compare opinions. give counsel and shov
general fricndliness, The Banner Il n Val
liable illustration of wha, may be done II
a small town with q newspaper, II IA mar
and parcel OF Brcnham, as the News n a
Galveston, or the HERALD of Dallas. \
gives prcstigc to Its town, and lis ronstitu
cnts evidently appreciate It's value, Brrn
ham. without the Banner, would be "Han,
lsr with the princely Dane len OUT
Waco Examiner.
LIKE TRUTH, Is ETERNAL.
So long ns patriotism exists among n.
~ long as love OF freedom swells IN
hescms OF The American people, so lcnI
will Inc principles upon Which the dem6
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-24

HAVANA, October &.-1here were s
deaths from yellow fever in this city during
she week ended yesterday.
I.NsAcolA, October 23.---l'iye new cases
" yellow fever were reported to-day, but
6ab one death. Among th'fluw cases are
the wifi ofthe captain of the German
bark Emma and two or three
OF tho crew of that vessel. The
total number OF cases to date is
1910. Total deaths, 1852. Destitution and
distress here are not diminishing, tut in
crease with the duration of the epidemic.
Quarantine will continue for sometime, nc.
cording to present indications. Expenli.
tures for relief arc very heavy, aud contri.
buttons, with some local exceptions, are
very small, caus.lG much uneasiness to
the board Of health, which is also almoner
for The community at large.
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have made sufficient experiments of
Colden's Leibig's Liquid Extract of Beef
and Tonic invigorator to enable me to say
i is by far the best of Appropriations Of the
kind food and tonic) that | have ever
used. To the sufferer from Chronic Dis
eases, or the convalcscent. it is invaluable,
being both nourishlng and strengthening.
Remember the name Golden stake no
other.l Ofdruggists generally.
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Exactly What is Sought After.

Exactly What liz Sought After
A safe, reliable, not repulsive remedy
that can be taken without Interfering with
business or pleasure or di,orgnnzng the
system. Such is in Simmons Liver Rcgu-
lator, purely vegetable.
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IaS GnIIsrtnr

WFARK AUTHORIZED TO ANS0rScSS
~ +. STEPHENSON, better known as SH .,nn. 4,
Pete as candidate for Tax Collector y, n nnsie
county, at the coming November election. D"i'as
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ISyoIScs
CHAS. b. GILLESPIE (for ib s nsst ~
years deputy in the ofiice as csadits,ss s ~.
me oliice OF Tax Collector Of Dallas COUNTY 'S =,
the November election, 'Van'!@
WE ARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
II. BLEWETT ~ candidate for IA,
oonector OF Dallas county at the November cleo
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Commtn Yrsas,l,,..rr.'

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANyors,,s
ns,,s snS oo name Of N. X. GROVE as Tres,nser.
pMias county. Election November l. issa a'U'''
WE 4 ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
County Treasurer at the ENSUING ""WS nnaio f
election. ensuing november
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNorx,,,
" Il. M. OVERLEESE as A cSnMaM,SovNCE
Sunty treasurer OF Dallas County Waa,,i ol
tuesday, November 7th. lSS2. '' Injection,
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANyonSo,;
w me name OF WILL F. DOUGHERTTyy =.
candidate for County Treasurer Of bsiIas q
slection Tuesday, November IN, iss9 '' Voun'S'
IA ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE :,
WILLIAMSON As candidate for I co =, y,
ressurer. Election. November. lSS1 o'ul'y
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ton, Texas
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tended to IN Texas and the Southwest lnfor-
able AGENCIES throughout the United States.
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