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MIN For Sale at Green Ridge.

l offer for sale my thirty.five horse power
engine and stationary boiler and double
extra saw mill, all in good running order.
With five acres of land, large pond .Snd
ready TO attach two run of burns. One of
the best chances in Central Missouri for q
mill. Good reasons for selling, Will be
sold very low. Part could remain on time
or would trade for Sedalis property. For
terms, address 1. B. Smith, Green Ridge,
Mo. Wit
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SOMETHING WORTH READING
Mann TO b the o attraction
STAND BACK! STAND BACK
Ito the
READ READ READ
Stacks stacks sold mvelously prices
YOU ARE INVITED
opportunity gloves
25 doz better quality 2c worth 4Oc Is doz finer grade
quality, soc, 75c
full assortment l6c s5c SOC 81 81 SO 500 Among
OUR SILK aooDs DEPARTMENTls having big thousands
catches the Our better grades 81 Is and 81
more.
EMBRo1DERIEs bought 200 big
5 $3.50 yards 25c yard worth a Swiss Emboder
ST. worth 25
Our Famous Shoe Department Now Full Up.
RED STORE. 2O7 OEIO ST
RED STORE, 2O7 OEIO ST
WHAT
The Paper Published for the Peo-
pie Now on Earth Would
Like to Know.

Why Jim Finn wants the ladies call
for picture cards?
When certain Second street saloon
keeper is going to get sober?
If the police will keep their eyes on
/. n. Bakers hack door to-day?
If |. n. Baker will keep his doggery
open to-day, as he usually does?
If the young lady saw Wallace, last
Sunday, wher she called On him?
What Conductor Nance thinks of
drunken passengers snd six-shooter?
What Jim Conuor and Jim Williams
are paying for owls down ON Buck creek?
when Wallace Bowman is going to
take the second daughter in under shelter
Where w" was Tuesday when he
siaid SO long from the balance of the fishing
party?
Who the doctor was that received the
two owls by express, and thought they
we're psrro's?
When Benson, the blacksmith for the
steam shovel, will black his mustache
again to go to see his girl?
Why Will Wright has to wear Ruther-
ford's clothes in order To run the K. q l..
yards while Mr. Rutherford is absent?
Why the young man residing near the
corner Of sixth and Summit streets does
not pull down the blinds when he makes
his toilet?
If the boys of Sedslia will let the
silver ball GU back to Jefferson City, or
will they organize a base ball club this
week?
If George Galbrath really did say,
"when he got up another equestrian party
a, midnight again, he would try to initiate
death by riding white horse?"
If Conductor OBrien, of the middle
division, needs any MORE brskemen, and
if be had not better keep his eyes on those
he hss in his employ, while they are in
this city?
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One BY one the moments fly,
One by one the customers 90 by
Other Stores and march right into
4esserly & 4euschke's
New store!


To do their trading. Our stlyes and prices
on ell grades of
DRESS GOODSl
Are correct, and this is why we take the
lead in this line. For this week We shall
have some new things in this department to
offer. Don't buy until you look through.
Another lot of
SUMMER SILKSl
Just received, and will be sold at the same
price they went for during last week-7Oc.
Another invoice of jamestown Worsted,
received direct from the mill at James
town, New York. These goods are very
desirable and prices 20 low that the stock
will soon be broken. Come early. Two
cases
STANDARD PRINTSl
at SC. Special bargains in Table Linens,
Napkins, Crash and Towels Now is the
time for housekeepers to buy literally. Our
SHAWL AND PARASOLI
department is now full and complete. ii
you want q spring shawl it will pay you to
see our stock before buying.
MESSERLY & MEUSCHKE,
80 Ohio street.
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A tourist leaning of q nook,
Fell on his head near a brook,
The hurt he received,

st. Jacobs Oil relieved,
And he says it cur d "like book"
Great oaks from little acorns spring
Great aches the little toe-corns brin
But for eve.y corn
That ever was born,
St. Jacobs Oil is just the thing.
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For Sale or Exchange.

will sell or exchange for for q farm, or
good city property (Sedalia preferred) a
Touring mill with three run of burrs.
Worth $1,000. Reason for selling, poor
health. Address H. g. Smith, Dunksburg,
Mo. 5-6dstwlt.
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Big Chances.

The following item appears in the list OF
transfers published in last weeks Miami,
Saline county, News:
Stroller Clark TO w. D. Bush and VIM.
NJ. Walker, ne NV 1882. If the rail-
roads built from Sedalia to Marshall by,
DecI 8, 1883, they are to pay $500 more
150h
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JIM. Clute&C Co.

facts before Governor Crittenden, firmly
believing that gentleman, when advised of
the true situation, will revoke the requisi-
ton and permit the lady to return 70 her
home.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Coma
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitaliser. lt
never fails to cure. For sale by Bard =
Miller.
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GALVANIZED scales for creameries, dai
ries, butter dealers and grocers. Send foI
circular. Howe Scale Co., st. Louis, Mo
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Eminent DR.. ]. ]. Caldwell, Balti-
more, Nd,
States: 81 have used O0lden'e Liquid
Beef Tonic largely in debility, fe6rle, and
Nervous diseases, and l have found it one Of
the most reliable of nutrient tOnics nov in
use or to be found in pharmacy" Take no
otker.) Of druggists.
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
q positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker Mouth. For sale BY Bard & Mil
Ter.
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Oscar Taylor, of Merriweather, Ga,
won't take $1,000 for confederate half
dollar.
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MILLIN cry.

Ladies are cordially invited to call end
see the new styles, in hats, flowers, feathers,
&C., ut the new store.
MRs. WIZ,
- DIX Street.
Mrs Peteish old stand.
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4 DLSAsTR0Us STORM ~ OHIO.
LEY 1rtrnRArn TO TIE rRIRrNE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April l2.-One of the most
disastrous storms known in Northern Ohio passed
over Loran adjoining counties yesterday. At Milan
n small town. a tornado passed the village doing
great damage. Houses, barns aud outbuildngs were
carried away, and crops badly damaged Nicholas
era was AZ work putting thu roof on dwelling and
the tin was hurled tho air and Gird thrown to
thA ground aud killed lie leaves a wife aud several
children. john James struck by barn door which
had caught up by the tomato AID no Was seriously
injured one leg was badly crushed and tho other was
broken Several other persons tue same nelghbor-
hood were slightly injured. At Chicago Junction one
speruw was hurled rom building where he was ht work
md instantly killed The seemed 10 strike only
cert ain portion tho country Large number OF cattle
aud hOrses killed AMI injured In the nelghb orhood
OF SOrwa!k, Milan and Chicago Junction.
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WEDDINGS YESTERDAY.

A double wedding was solemnized last even
ing at the Broadway Tabernacle by the Rev. Dr. Taylor
Miss Minnie b. Rogers daughter OF Charles p Rogers
married to Charles F. Zabriskie. son OF Chrisuah
Zabrske, and Miss Louise Willard, OF Oswego, was
married to Dudley Miller jr., also OF Oswego ana
grandson of Garrett Miller. The brides
are cousins. The ushers were Robert
Oakley Arthur Merriam. william Woods, LIE Roy sher-
man, Lawrence Woods and W. Brenton yelling. Tho
bridesmaids were Miss Ellen Rogers OF New0rleans
Miss Lille Miller, OF New Haven; Miss Rowena Herrick,
Miss Jennie Merriam Miss Jennie Burt and Miss Mamie
Miller At the conclusion OF the ceremonies reception
was held at the Of Mr. Rogers No 80 West Forty
hfth-st.
Miss Kate wocott Barhydt daughter OF d. Parish
Barhydt was married at O'clock last evening TO Her
man Driser, son OF Professor Driser, OF Columbia Col
lege at the house OF her father No % East Forty
at The ceremony performed by the Kew. Artn ur
Brooks of the Church OF the Incarnation. The bride 10
the eTandneice OF Governor Oliver WOlcOtt, OF Connecu-
cut. There bridesmaids. reception was
aterwsrd held which about four hundred guests were
The wedding OF Edward Fuller Kngsbury and Miss
Carrie r. Creger daughter OF George W. Cregier TOOK
place last evening half past o'clock, at the house OF
the brides father NJ 405 West FOryseventh,sI Ing
Rev Henry NJ Saunders, pastor OF the CehGra baPust
Church. officisted. There were no bridesmaids
In the Collegiate Church, Ut tuthaVe. ana rory,
eghthst last evening Miss LOtte COrbett daughter OF
Rooert Corbett was married 10 George ID. Phillips Inc
Rev DR.. Hastings oiclated. Al the conclusion OF inc
ceremony informal reception held at the house
OF the brides parents, No. 2,1l1 Madisonave;
Miss Florence AnwOrth Brandreth. daughter oil
Franklin Brandreth was married last evening in sing
sing to Herbert j. socum The wedding one Of the
brilliant OF the season.
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THE "PARsIFALD GOOD Friday BELLS.

~ m. EDITOR of The Tribune.
S,n. I was at Bayreuth last summer when
tho, wonderful music drama "Parsfal" was presented
rnaer Wayuers personal direction The genius OF
Tho great composer found expression In perecng every
d.au OF the performances and to effect did he give
moro care and attention than the difficult musical
nrobem presented by Good Fridays bells that are heard
an tho distance first pcalDg softly and then gradually
.v.llinR the climax Of his "poeca and gentle concep
tion of the fragrant fields smiling upon redeemed
world and speaking to Us only Of soft and peaceiul
th,pgan my good fortune TO hear the private re-
OF this music yesterday afternoon by the chorus
and orchestra under MT Theodore Thomas, and when,
high I'D above the stage and far away, the bells COM
enced soft pealing, thrilled by tones OF I'M
earthly and purity Such true. delicious tones
were not heard at Bayreuth and cannot imagine now
Mr. Thomas has succeeded In producing them. This L
know: they would have delighted Wagner II he could
have heard them. l looked this morning for some en-
thusasc account Of the solution at last of the problem
of obtaining from bells pure sweet tones In perfect p On
and free fIom dscordant overtones ana not "oru
to an interest music immediate recognition woud
have followed Can You not inform me by what means
with mis- bells Respectfully yours. "'VoSS
Neto- York. April IL, 1888.
IMr. Thomas does not use bells. He found 1t I'M
possible to obtain pure tone In perfect pitoh WIN
bels and the idea occurred to him OF using bars OF
pure steel These are of different length and thick
ness according to the tone to be Produced aud are as
accurate in tone as q tuning-fork. They are sus-
pended in an ingenious framework and the instru-
meut with which they are struck and the manner
of striking are the results of several months OF e1-
perimenting by Mr.. Thomas Besides our correspon'
dent there were were present at theprvae rehearsal
on Wednesday several other persons who had
heard tho "Parsifal " performance. and they also
EXPRESSED the opinion that " such true delicious
tone had not been heard at Bayreuth. '-Ed.I
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MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.

DENVER, Col, April l2.-The Denver and
HowOrleans Railroad has Droaght suit IN tue United
States Court against the Acnison Topeka aud Santa Fe
Railroad for the sum % $lOOOO00 damages, sustained
since last May By the latters refusal 10 exchange bust
former accordance WIth the decision OF
.Iutg e I0ict recently rendered
81 PAUL, April 1.-THE nt,orncys OF the Northwest
cru Fuel Company havo given nutco IN the District
Court u he Withdrawal OF the attachment against the
Hurpy;ou cedar Kapil- and Northern hallway In the
81 900 suit Tor damages breach 0f contract Tor
carrying Goa. IL Is stated tnet compromise has beeh
effected.
gosroy April 12--Ata special meeting OF the stock
holders II the Boston aud Lowell Railroad this morning
# WAS voted t. accept the OF the Legislature au-
thorizng the Toa purchase the franchise and prop
erlv O. t.e Ndd!escx Central Railroad Company. IL
as decided TO authorize the of bonds OF the cor
marathon bearing interest not exceeding per cent and
ble ID not more tban twenty years Ia the amount Oi
inc purpose OF providing means 10 purchase
the franchise ana properly.
GgrTYsDURG Penn April l2-All subscriptions to the
cap stock Of the Harrisburg aud Gettysburg Railroad
have been taken and route laid out from Gettysburg
Tn aunter's Run on the south Mountain Railroad. The
contractor will break around al Hunters Kun Oh Aprli
10 aud VIA complete tho ROAD by September To-
CHICAGO, April "a meeting Of the local agents OF
the eastbound trunk lines held here this afternoon
They considered the question OF reducing rates on grain
20 the seaboard decided 10 refer the matter to the
osneraI freight agents before taking action II IL gen
eraliy believed that there Will dc areuuclion aoou'
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CRIMESAND CASOALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH

ACQUITTED ON THE GROUND OF INSANITY.
READING Penn, April 12.-Maria keyser trie0
here murder this morning found not guilty. oa
the ground Of insanity.
HIS HEAD SEVERED FROM HIS BODY.
LITTLE FALLS N. Y, April 12.-Edward Reese. OF,
this village was found ON the railroad track this morning
with his head from his body He hsd commed SUI
eide. 4,
A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.
SYRACUSE, April 12.-Florence M0relI. age Yen.
was burned to death while playing about bonfire last
ing.
HELD FOR TAMPERrNG WITH JURY
charged with trying influence verdict Of tho jury In tne
trial OF lottery dealer yesterday to-day held in SZoO
TO Daniel Coye the chief conpirator has not oeen
apprehended.
AN INDIAN DIES FROM BLOW ON THE HEAD
SYRACUSE April l2.-Alexander George, the On
ondaga Indian hit the head with stone ham
mer by James stowe at Jamesye on April died lass
night. 4
HIS THROAT CUT AND RAZOR IN HIS HAND.
PETERSBURG, Va, April 1.-THE body OF John j.
OF Southampton County who had been missing for
week. has been found In tho woods near his home with
cash In the throat and razor In his hand.
TWO CoNsTABLES SHOT BY A LIQUOR SELLER. J
CHICAGO, April 12.-Late this afternoon three
consabes NORTH Stodemann. liquor seller
attempting XIII his wife stodemann made oespefate
shooting and probably fatally woandng one OF the
consabes slightly wounding second, and narrowly miss.
Ing the third
PRISONER HANGED BY MOB.
LYNCHBURG, Va, April 12.-Abott 100 disguised
persons Wythevie this morning forced
Inc the keys. and TOOK William NJ
cell and hanged him. CrocFett was awn-
County hanging him the mob nddled his BODY win
bullets,
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NAVAL INTELLIGKNCE.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-Ensign 5. Z. Wood
worth has been detached from the Coast survey steamer
uassler aud placed on %cE leave. Admiral Cooper,
commanding the Nort> AtIa0to squadron reports the
arrival OF tie agLip Tennessee at Key West on April
q The yaudaia and Nante were both there. Naval
Cadet Peter Miller fatally scalded by the bursting OF
the steam pipe board tue Tennessee on the evening
AZ kprl =, and was buried at Key Wesl. Admiral
Cooer ordered board 10 investigate al the circui,
sraces attending the rad accident, aud VIII report fu
airs the department possible. Cadet
Filler was the ony person hurt and the snip was not III
any way disabled. go -, ,r -.
Anril and proceeded TO Matanzas, Cuba The lantio
was 10 remain at Key West for coal and when ready Tor
W vas M troceed 10 Elbow Key 10 determine accurately
he nosiiion OF Marion Rock" The tennessee and
Vanaula were &c sail on April for Port Royal, s. {.
rre healh Of the squadron lar reported Was ex
celcDt.
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SMALL RECEIPTS FOR THE ACTORS FUND.

The weather of yesterday had a damaging
effect on the attendance the performances in the
afternoon for the Actors Fund All OF the theatres were
slimly attended. Even Barnum failed TO get crowd
together in the morning MT Frohman the secretary OF
the Fund.- said last night that only 200 raised IN
this city This sum, wnen added TO TIE sale OF tickets
by police viii make the total about $4,000, part OF
which Will 90 TO the Police Fund In Boston 81 900
raised; In Washington, 800; Baltimore, $500: Pha-
delphia $780, PIttsburg, S504 Brooklyn, 5000. The
Western cities will DO beard FROM to-day.
"Ne1t year." said Mr. Frohinan. "we'll 20 on differ
ent plan. You all the entertainments given to-day
such could Just easily be seen by the peo
pie IN tie evening Next year wen arrange 1t 30 that
there Will be eombnati theaireperhaps three
or four companies giving selections from their plays
Then we can have stars and operate people ana the
public will what they cannot IN any other way
OF al any other time believe that 10 be TIE best pldl
II certainly g1t draw large houses Iae resuls to-
oa are very dcouragng and certainly before az otner
year some thing will have to be done
THE RESULTS IN VARIOUS CITIES.
CHICAGO, April 12.-There has not been the
usua cooperation among theatrical inanagsfS III this
city this year, in giving entertainments for the beneht
OF the Actors Fund, and IN consequence only four
places gave performance Havery's and HoOeys
Theatres announce entertainments at future dates Inc
advance saes do not give promise OF large receipts
CINCINNATI, April 1.-THE benefits were almost total
failures afternoon Heucks opera House dismissed
the few persons who came, without giving perform
Company and C. b. Bishops Company united t. give thc
performance, more than MY persons were III inc
house.
PHILADELPHIA April 1.-THE benefit for tho fund
was held the Chestnut Street Opera House this alter
noon The receipts amounted u s65l. The house WAS
by 30 means flied.
Boston, April I2-All OF the theatres in Boston, ex-
cept the Boston Museum united to-day In performance
at the Boston Theatre In aid Of the Actors Fund The
Receipts 2,100.
PIrrsBuRG. Pa, April 1.-THE bepeft at the Opera
House here this afternoon net!ed $503 80. The per
formanoe was participated Ill by all the professional
talent IN the city.
DENVER. Col, April 12-There performance
ut tue Denver theatres to-day for the benefit OF the
Actors Fund Mestayer Tourists and the Tabor Opera
House management contributed 800.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE performance given yes
terday afternoon at the National Theatre in this city for
the benefit OF the fund Melted $500 70.
NEw-oRLEASs, April l2.-ownins to the short notice
gwen the benefit performances for Actors Fund
gil not take place here until next Sunday. A pro
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MUSICAL NOTES.

It is said that Saint-Saens has sold his opera,
"Henry WILL" to Dursnd, the publisher, for 10000
france.
The programme for the second OF MI. George
Werrenraths song recItas in Brooklyn this afternoon
Ia very interesting. II includes two Beethoven songs
(h ebe dich and Ldelaie four Of Lsz two Of Wagner
three Of Hofmsnn five of Greg. and one OF Bende MI
Kortheuer Will play the Beethoven Moonnent oohatS
and transcription by List from the MelsteIsihseI
"L'Etoile du Nord" will be given at the
Academy tonight The good performance of this opera
on Monday evening should attract large audience at
the repetition especially since II Is announced as TIE
last appearance of Nine. Patti Mime Albania last ap-
pearsuce will be as Wargherta III "faush al the SAT
urdsy matinee
A concert was given last evening by her
townspeople OF Montcair to that accomplished artist
Miss Jessie Pinpey, whose panofore playing under Mr.
Thomas in New-YOrk this winter delighted the most
critical hearers. Mt. Theo J. Toedt and the New-York
Philharmonic Club assisted. Miss Pinney played the
pianoforte part scbumanns delicious quntette aud
half a-doZen smaller numbers
The following works have been determined
upon for performance at the Leeds Musca Festival in
october next: Mendelssohns Elijah" BeethOvens
Mass in D. Bach's sacred cantsta, 40 Shepherd OF
Israel" Mendelssohns "Lobgesang." selections from
HGndePs oratorios Beethoyens Second Symphony (sc,
"The Crusaders" secular cantata By Niels W. Gsoe
and several novelties. viz Oratorio. King David by
Professor Macarren secular cantsta. "Sardsnapalus,
bv MIR Frederick Clay Rats OratOrio, 1.-The Worlds
End; the 9th Psalm, of ar Joseph Barnby' and an
orchestral suite by hr Arthur sullivan.
There was not enough OF Mr.. Francis Kor-
bay al his concert in Chckerng Hall last evening 10
make 1t musicaly important aud interesting Nj. Kor-
bay appe excepting his delicate piano
forte accompaniments) and that was with one OF his
pupils a transcription for four hands Of Liszrs gym
phonic poem "Tasso" The rest of the programme was
performed by Mr.. Korbay's pupils. who showed good
training but the main difference between this and most
amateur concerts was in the programme Itself which
contained three Wagner numbers, Two each Of L'szt
schumann Mozart and Brahms and other tasteful seiec-
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

wAsnlNGToE. Thursday, April II, 1888.
NEW BASK ACTuOEzRo.-fhe Controller OF the
Currency has authorized the Cincinnati National Bank
OF Cincinnati begin business with capital Of $780,
0O0
Ay APPROPRIATION EXE4CSTED--The First Controller
O, the Treasury to-day informed the Attorney General
that the appropriation for " fees OF witnesses L. On
iirely exhausted for tie present fiscal ear ending e
30 and that there are only $4,000 ices oil Jurors
available.
A SCHEME TO DEraAUD.-1he Post Office Department
has Jared tie Portable Electric Light Company, Of
M 90 Water street Boston be engaged In conduct
ing a scheme 10 defTaud The pubic, ana The postmaster
In TIA: city hns been directed 10 dconnue the delivery
10 that Of money oroeTs and registered packages
QUARANTINE STATIONS FoE TIE sOUIh.-On account
Of The reported existence Of yellow fever in Cuba and
ether Southern islands tee National Board OF Health
Sss cecided 20 establish quarantine stations on the
Southern coast carrier than usual tAis year ~ pro-
ICED 10 oen the station New Orleans on May l. and
thoe at the other Southern ports not later than May 10
Tuy SAGE, IA Gk.NDE CoSsULATE.-sccretaTy Folger
had conference with secretary FrelingHnys-n to-day
m nee 10 The removal OF the Consul ate at cagIa
In Graude CuDa BOca Isabel. ais change las been
ed BY American 5ipmastefB on tho gOHEd mar
Inc ller is convenient port. IL Is understood
at present
Tng CoMrLMST or CHEESE MErcHNrs-The Secre-
,o-v Of STATE mas stated % tho Chinese M1i-cr that
ND Tcnartmcnt eau do more FOR tEc Chinese iner-
cbYnIs WHO wero recently matreated IN WdyEesborO'
"a ,ba has been done arcadyt0d' -, 20 request Inc
Gayernor of Georgia 20 instruct authorities to
trvcetirae .ne alleged rage upon the Chluail 20,
VIII, tc Wow OF securing for them TIE same rights or
no ectlOn person AMI property when WOMB DC Hc'
corded 10 American GtL,ha.
TEE TOBACCO TAX REBATE.--The following IS para
c~,un from the proposed regulations unicr consd
r. lion rs the Commissioner 81 lnl"fhdI l'eNehue. :
..qo.ocro suun cigars etc viii De regarded aB Lcd ~
Sannlactiler where they goods II as own prodlc
RON iu BIS possession c'h-r IN h. "ciufy 9t IN ware
'sc mr. q, uer place wner- they are hrd by hin Ia
terrace nply as provided a. section $50 united States
Tcvscd Statutes. Or goods ued the Tcuhte may be
paid in samps ana pay neDI VIII hO' "e 'h@'c ia ''I'