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, 1883-05-26

The newspapers sem go have h--u
very generally suhsidiz i rs hwycrs of
the male persuasion Her. /, tn ~ay
they are eehoins each ether. The ydi',r
of the Madison (Wis.l lirhl.--nrt is lar-
yer, and thinks Miss kate Names at IN
throwing ylass at water in Judge MAi-
l"rs face, IA a Milwaukee e'ur; rec-I.tly.
goes far Ia pr,e 'ha, women lack the ne
c-ssary self-c ,ntrll - succeed a, the bar
He says The temptation :. throw
suulr,h,ns at the Judge IS one every mas
cuiIne lawyer has felt IA tn, c .urse of hIs
practice. But he manages ~ an almost
superhuman eti"r, "s s,lf-oonir,I u re-
fran foom hur ing ial,,4n,ls, a.,rer !.ireh-
ers, revised siAra;cs si,.l ether handy MT
siles at the Judicial iies.i Mss X Ku,,
has Tried iiis crucial test oi seii-essirr,,
aud failed IL Is pa aiuil, rvideE, thar
ladies cannot be l~uyers.H
, 1883-05-26

The Gar "f Russia, 81 1t Is amnaun ,ed
will signify the event of his coronation
by a general reduction E the poil-taK and
a REMISSION of various '6ues, sentences aud
penalties. As ii to- m"ck his rrori., w."
are sshin. Ter bread. he viii c,s' Jh,m
a stone. They ate pleading flr ralItIca!
liberty, and he vii! pardon icw ,S.nces
aud slightly reduce the Poil-iav l. Is
possible rha, the Gar thinks hlS suojrcis
ought to he full 81 gratitude t"r hls 'fro-
posed ''cuhcessiou, hut II hc drcs, II
only proves HIM :, b. very Short sight
ed ruler. What Is = :G"AIs- reVHlu'i"n
IN his duminiuus IA, miSt..h-s irr the mis-
chieyiuus working ii m1localcH'cn's and
criminals Ii Is thr "uSajd course II
progress ani enlightenment, and aI!I n"r
be stayed. even by the hand of aujocrIic
power The Gar viii yet bc Tnd, y
xxsk,ncd to a radiation vt h. error
, 1883-05-26

The Fcnians Of brooklyn. from whose
ranks almost all Of the suspects now
under arles, IN England have been re
cruited, threaten Ia destroy rhr bl2 bridge
if the intention IF opening that Structure
Nav -, The Queen birthday, Is persisted
IN. The date Is merely a coincidence,
but should PASS resolutions commanding
the Queen ia Iu.mci Ar,ly sop tie 'iicn'
siy.. nractIc. Of haxIIi. hIrIhdai..
, 1883-05-26
SUCCESS

+, has been said that nothing succeeds
Ike success. The principles, methods
and Influences that are employed in any
euterprise are given but little considcra-
ZION. but We turn from al these 20 coz
s;3, ration of results. II 1t be successful,
We JON the multitude and applaud II It
he r failure, We give II no further regard
ANY advancement IN scr nee or morals,
meet with opposition and disaPprora!,
hut wliru hy rs own inherent force II can
no longer be controlled, bu, boldly as-
s,.rts is supremacy, We accept II and wish
# God speed Advocates ut freedom
we're dospiscd and prosecuted IN the days
uhen slavery was allpowerful, bnt with
,I. overthrow Of that INSTITUTION reyer-
sion Of feeling vas brought ab"uI. There
are influences TODAY that coEtTnl largely
The politics II our country, ami those IN
fuerces are pettei and endured, because
rhey are feared. We believe rhaf right
principles vii ultimately triumph, and
that IN all matter, whether Political or
I q. .heruise, tie individual, newspaper, OF
uarty. should de- valiant service :or that
which Is ri.ht whether ;; ns popular or
NOT
, 1883-05-26
prActIcc II Iavlli. bIrIiiud ]

R,um Is Xui /" have resigned n,c'u,c
he was dissatisfied with a salary of $1,000 d
wear, and sure al much larger II Gene
frnm practice az i Washington attorney
aud clam AGENT; fut ia. i,si IS recalled
that be MAS Last year struggling frar'l'-
c.lly for election To- Il position Iayin; "'.;
5000, and the present rI'e At which lie
is advertising III the newspapers Tor rrac
,ice shows that the story Of a lucrative
business ready to- ,lrrp INTO his hands was
slightly iin.cd with rvm,ncc
, 1883-05-26

The English papers are hand t" rie'
They were all ready to dcnnuucc the lrlsE
convention At Philadelphia If the dyna-
mite policy had been endorsed, and no"
that If haa gwen E,s>a and his explosives
the cold shoulder, the London Times iindS
fault all ,h. same The tnsirSh re! rrs-
siouists seem ht,ie disappointed, some
how. that the convention did not do some
foolish thing that would Justify another
turn If the screws upon the lIlsh leaders.
, 1883-05-26

MARRIED

-P0EREER-Iu thi' city, Maj
-, 1851. by Rev Thomas Duify, Pitr,ck
Russell to Mlss May Porrier, ali OF "slla
Walla cOuaty.
ANDREW -1RAItS-At Pome:og. May
Hans Andrew srd Mrs. MarB ,res TrsvIs.
LESLIE Ne CcLCEkEN-It Walla wslia,
May 2lSt, Il. the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. Rev. Robt. Boyd. Mr.. William
Leslie and Mss F.ora Z. McCiarken, sil "l
Wslls Wa Ia ". T.
ANDERSON-TR Fcn-roy, MAJ
II. 1888, bs Probate Judg-, BeDi. Butler.
Al Hans Anderson. OF Columbia Center,
anl Mrs MaTgeret Travis Of rsula.
HUTCHINS SAEAGF-.N B5iSe City. at
m. residence Of Mir o. 7. Johnson, by
Hon. T. j. Curtis. Probate judge. Nh
ThrIston Hutchius and Miss ida Savage, al!
Of Boise City.
, 1883-05-26

The cUrdnation Of the Car, Al, xander
III, VIII, It is thought, De the greatest
and most magnificent ceremony OF thls
kind of the present century. Besides the
festivities ia the kremlin, the great i-tes
ryr the people viii be one ii the most in-
terrsting parts OF the CORONATION program
me. Tn. enormous Chodynski plains
are now the scene Of the most busy
preparations. Booths, tents, barracks,
sui all other c"mponents at a great Rms
sian f.:r ate being erected, with stands for
spectators, aud IN imperial pavilion onpo
site - the Petroff,ky Pslace, ir.sn which
TIE CAR ami the court can survey The rii-
tirr field and the plpulace AT N, ii .mnse-
,.em:s. A. leas, $4,000 PEI 'u- ~i:l he
irr>rirt- u INK snl f"od i,r ;he r-opl,
vii hr dIsrr bn ed from l2U decorated
~ wy baggage ctrs, transformed INTO
i.l,I."r..I.r i.,is and Drawn " 1T IN. lrns
rtw. Er,iy 2u-sr viii receive AZ rsTrtien.
w"'e Jag, stamped rith TIE impe r'ai raSl,
and The date ii the Coronation. with
wkG,h be can Gail III his beer ani mead.
+ Ih- Mas>irDuk"rf fsrsory al N,sc"w has
furnished 4t7',1p # these ings m differ
enI -iz,-- ami ., ,!"rs. Fur,hrru,orr. "yc-,
ierscn will receive tvs meal li,-- -, i,.--
dried fruits. auG cakes.
, 1883-05-26

Herr Most, "hp Is still taking dagsers
aud dynamite m The various cities of the
country, Is ROW announce Il Is the eInan-
cipator ui Labor tr"m capital, hut the
grcedlness with which hr takes up c"llec-
iions, suggests hat he might more ap-
proprlately be cai,cd the emanc'rst"r ot
capi,sl from labor.
, 1883-05-26

4 Soda fountain III Syracuse blew up,
the other day, and killed ono man aud
seriously injured auo'her. If the Nihllisi
should introduce soda fountains and
shrimp salad INTO Russia, 1t might be the
end Of de-po,i,m ia tha: -nlapPy ooun-
, 1883-05-26
FURNISHING GOODS.

No such assortment OF those goods has before been
his city have view We offer undershlrtS and
at 50 cents each hst thought good value every
where else at IS How does tina. happen Because
Ae sell them for cash. We offer special bargains IN
Uhite and C0iored Shirts. Socks Suspenders Collars
and Cuffs Scarfs, G1ores. yalises, Etc.
This department is of the special features Of our
hmen and the immense extent to which this trade
has grown with has been surprise. We say it has
not been a surorse, because knew the IT we
sell we'll made serviceable boot for Five Dollars that cost
six dollars everywhere ese isn't it that we
would sell plenty Of them The price of Boots and Shoes
an important matter with the public and if we can save
up at the end of the year. But cash delivery We could
no. begin to sell boots and shoes the prices do we
gave credit.
, 1883-05-26

\ new students uniou mas Just been
established at Berlin, under the name 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the ohjrct "i
which is to promote anon. ITS n,'u1eIS
scientific CULTURE aud greater attention {"
physical trainin.. Duc'lIis Is u d, DIS
carded in principle, and gradually abolish
ed. some II the time hunored abuses a,
students gatherings are tn he done away
with at once. The nCS bdrscheusc'rat'
will be chiefly i social unI"n, ir'u wh:e''
al politics will be- excluded.
, 1883-05-26

All kidOey and a,inary cnn.pl.i M. espe..
iaiiy Biight's D.s.ase, N,b~.e- aud LIVER
t'ouhirs, HIP fitr-rs vii snrrly and Ia..
insiy ea-e- Ca-es .aaS;ly ike your os u
have ees'i card In yoar o~n nrighhorilooi.
and yoa n fini rriiabie prcos At home o,
What Hep Bitten ha aaA GA do.
, 1883-05-26

J. Hyatt Smith. the preacher. politician
aud member 81 Congress from Efooklvi, /,
hlasts that h. made Arthur II would
now be interesting Ia know who mad.
Smith, but the person guilty IL that per
formanc. will doubtless keep directly
silrn,
, 1883-05-26

The British government Is likely I"
become ovcrstocked with IEt"rmrrs.
Carey example las been initiated hy So
many that the supply Is s"me~ hat III ac
cess of the demand, sEd, unless snn,e
fresh outrages are committed, the IRISH
American who expects I" make himself
useful as All mfurm.r wll. tc dI1ap
, 1883-05-26

The report that thirteen German sol
diers have died from eating American
pork is not true, hut It might have bees
tue # the soldiers had eaten the Pcrk,
for Bismarck would have punished such
rank insutorllnaiian with the greatest
, 1883-05-26
@eeklp Statesman
SATURDAY, MAY -. 1855,

IL is reported that the false prophet has
been defeated aud ~ound,d, and hyy
hundred of his followers slain. Under
the impression tia, lac had predIcied all
EARLY spring, the Egyptian troops fought
With great daring ferocIty
, 1883-05-26
MAGNIFICENT LIGHT.

Have YOU ever purchased goods in dak store where
you didn't have enough distinguish the coors Have
noticed how easy it to hide the defects in
clothes when the light is bad How can YOU tell goods
not aded or shop worn if you haven't good light In our
establishment the light just the as in the middle Of
he street and you precisely the shade and Of
what you getting.
, 1883-05-26
PhotscraPh'bs Rare .i0rse>.

Esolrck, our popular photographer, has
invented sort Of instantaneous method by
which he can take horses y hiio in mrrion
Duriny a recent visit o. his handsome b TO-
raph pariors. the gentleman explained IL
Us lie n0dBs CperGnii. wnich Is extremely
,imp!e as veil as perfect. The eIs no aeee--
siiy of goirg below for photographs with an
ari,st Ike Mr.. Brud-ck n oar m'ti-'.
, 1883-05-26
BOGN.

VOLEMER-in Lewiston, ]. T., Nsy li,h,
t. tie y.iie of !. l. N"ilineT, t@ins, = son
nrG daughter.
Ts.ly one for Lewiston.
BAI!.EY-May Eth. lSS2, 70 the wife oi /
n Bailey, q. Bal eye Mill, daughter.
B0Et
HOLIASD-Pe Peo|a, May 18Th, 1853, 10 the
9ne at VIZ. Holland, n s,jI.
, 1883-05-26

Ask any man that has bought a hat in estab
ishment and think he will bear sestimony the TACT
that prices always the lowest Every day meet
men who have paid four dollars for hats and when show
them the same hat for three dollars they naturally feel bad
, 1883-05-26
COUNTRY ORDERS.

There no branch Of business that receives more
attention and care than country orders We
use sight OF the fact that five send man good article tH
ne money We nVara oily gain customer We get his con-
ience and public confidence is what we .re aiming for II
man orders suit from and gives the size the price and
OF the color We guarantee send him better goods
m the money than b. could personally select Portland or
rv IN the northwest Our prices marked on all goods
plain figures and it makes no difference whether pur
chaser is personally whethor he orders by letter
he p ice is precisely the same
, 1883-05-26
SUMMONS.
TEsRrr"gy os WAsH.SGrcs. /
County OF WALL Walis- I"

Ia Jss..css Cant, z. q. Bknlaan, Jn2ice-
To R1oid Raglan (fo7Meris Racisi Ear.tA. J
VOU ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L. William RYAN ha fled . co ,iAint
sssinst yen in said cnurt. which viii zoe On
70 Be heard AZ NY o&ce, in wallA WallA City.
IN ~sils Walla C-unty, ". r.. On the
SfH DAY or AfkIf. y D., ISIS.
All the hour ri 10 O'Clock. A. D., and unless you
appear and then and there snswer. the san.
viii be taken ~ cnufessed and the demand Of
the plaintiff granted. The object and demand
ot said complaint is for the recovery Of S33 90
and interest fron. date. dns upon promiseory
note dated February -, 1881, given by you 70
af6Ant.
Complaint sIel April Il, lssa.
Z. B. WHITlLAN.
, 1883-05-26
A CLOTHING ARGUMENT.
A REVIEW OF OUR SYSTEM
swuy We CAN SELL cHEAP.@

A great many people when bu,ing Clothing lose sight
,n verv radical arguments which would materially as
,h, m in making their purchases to advantage.
, 1883-05-26

There several reasons why we can sell goods lower
than anv house in this Territory In the first place sell
exclusively for cash
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
POWDER. IAN - y
Fancy Candies, Confcctionerles
Fruit, Nuts and Cigars.

D&rlng the past week all the anvil
aAe iorce'has been on extra duty at
tue manufacturing establishment a
Sapcra 4 Bro. Orders from inferio,
towns for Fourth OF July fancy GOOD,
We're more numerous than ever btfor,
besides lhe local trade was lust simnlx
lni,lieslse. But amid all the rush nrt,
-prietefs and employees worked In.
lroJaas, ana this morning finds ihei,
stock complete. Their house Is the ac.
s.nowiedged headquarters for pnye
nome asaade candy aud confeclionerias
anu ice creaisl and soda water Is oon,
SANITY KEEP, on hand.
nat tapera & Bro. are the ',ho.s,
ne rfei . nAes of the city. aud visit To
.neir elegant psrlor on Houston stne,.t
MI leave NO room for doubt. Mr.
biri, the dispenser of drinks nrasi,i..
over the soda fountain, and was ,,ev.r
aaow Nv, to missSss in tue proportion a
;. go. nof Ice cream, seia water, plain or
,'ancy candies, traits, nuts or cigar na
6 Yer place can be found than Casers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
TUE THIRD WARD.

Several very neat looking dwelling,
have been recently erected in the Third
east of Main street.
Walkers stable, near the lower end
o. Houston street, has recently had
some much-needed repairs puto on it.
n very neat and well appointed mil.
iinery and fancy goods store has been
Eopened on Main street near Fourteenth
! street.
DIR. Guy Reilly has concluded To
transfer his lab9rs 10 the Third ward.
iand now hangs ont ut Wrlls' drur
store, near the foot o. Houstoa street.
Some OF the Thirl ward boys saw
they worked hard all day on tile
Fourth. Possibly they labored so very
hard that it uade them sick. IL is
strange that they al! felt uuwe,l the
next day.
Mr.. Routh called at the GAZETTE
olflce yesterday and stated that no
occurred in his saloon on Houston
street yesterday, and that he allowed
40 gambling in his place. A GAZETTE
reporter ascertuinei that the man.
VINO was enormously stated 10 be n
negro is a white man named O'Counor.
Mistakes will occur sometimes.
Several parties living and doin. bus
mess in the vicinity OF the foot of
III "uston street. deny that any fight
occurred there yesterday afternoon.
Lhey say that the only disturbance
that took place was between two
drunken men, but tha5 neither was
hurt and the sldgging match did not
last more than a minute or two. The
men We're separated and immediately
went Off in different direction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Observation Cars on Fast

Passengers for Philsdelll
York, Baltimore or Washing
purchase tickets via S.. Loukl
the Naaialia and PennsyIyMl
and leave North Texas for 81
the evening, conpect within
Car train on the Vanda.ia u
Louis Union depot.
Aside from there being no /
cars to New York by ,hE|
train, observation ears are az
it at the base OF the Allegheng
tains, and are run to AltosbI
eastern slope without extn 4
the passenger. From these
unrestricted view of the msI
esque scenery east of the Rccii'
talns can Toe obtained, andbys
OF the train you will behold 4
changing panorama wiihou'
noyance of dust or cinders. iH
syivania route comments ilis-
business man or pleasure ses
When oace tried will always az
lite. Ti,lkets via Vandalia soi
s"lvania route are on sale eyaI'
For any special information Z
THOMAS S. SPY
southwestern Passenger Aged!
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
GARY home sample box of Sill,
NER LOAN BAKING POWDER.
IN BRIEF.

line honey in the comb at Spence,
4 81 fuckers.
A fresh lot Of Standard Royal paten,
Hour Just received at Spencer Il Tuck
er's.
Nice bright comb honey at Spence,
& fuckers.
Counter and shelving for sale cheau
at Spencer Il fuckers.
Percale shirts 7jc. Washer &
August, d Houston street.
All goods reduced. Closing sale MOI
over yet. Washer 4 August, IS Hons.
ton street.
The show windows at the palace
leweiry store attracted ms much aitrn.
loh ON the night of the fourth as the
pyrotechnical display.
Two hundred pounds OF fresh Gov, n.
Try butter Just received at Turner Il
MeClure's. T"
fresh country butter at Turner &
Metlure's, opposite the post.ollice
We call attention to the advertise
nleht OF FAKES IL Co.. on the eighth
page of this issue. Their STOCK of
furniture and house furnishing pnoas
Is iu'l and complete aud they have iusf
reserved some of the noblest fnrniiur,,
ever brought TO the city. Among the
nsw articles just received we mention
Nobiest lounge bed.n This lounge or
rather sofa IL SO constructed that tba
back can he let down ON a level win
'he seat making complete snring
and bed, while the arm rests
tan conveniently and with little
trouble be converted into niIlows
iaken altogether IL is the most com
pleie piece of furniture we have Sam
shat next. :" "ohuer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

an Inactive condition of the blood
ana iiver, is the source of nearly ali
u.se1ses they are made pure. active
ahu healthy, by using Bfowns Sarsa-
Pa,iiia, and D-ndelion with Iodide of
pposlassilim i speedily cures: Boils
mnpies, Kidney Diseases, Ulcers
soroluia, Erysipelas, Dyspepsia, Rheu,
s ,nae'sm. Try this Great Blood Puri.
fe', brown's Sarsaparilla, ask your
druggist to show you the formula
prihIeu on every bottle. All DRUGGISTS
sen browns Sarsaparilla. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
Are You Going North or Easto

II so ask for tickets via st. Louis ami
the Nanda'ia line. Round trip tickets
to Pittsburg, Pa, Niagara Falls Gin.
rlihnati, Louisville, Chicago and to ali
,ae prominent resorts in WIS .onsin
Minnesota and Virginia are on sale Via
above named route at all ticket ot,ices
IN the southwest. 1t is the quick line
without change of cars to Terre Hamte
Chicago, indianapolis, Cincinnati
Columbus, O., Pittsburg, Philadelphia
ana New York. But one changa 70
baltimore or Washingt IN. Pullman
'Hotel and Drawing Room Sleeping
cars are run through on two trains
every day in the week. For rates Of
rare, maps, time cards or any informs.
t,on' apply to THOMAS s. SPEAR,
southwestern Passenger Agent. Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
ACash House. /.

| Among the many leading mt'
In our city none do a more 50
business than the populM
Malone, Waller d Co. 'l'hei.
bottom fig ures for spot cash. y
are troubled with no bad depe'
employ no book Keeper, no :
do their own work and are
with the facts to sutsfanp
claim that their system OF d"'t
ness enables them to give tl'ss
mers better bargains than can
elsewhere in the city. I.
Their stock of general me's
was never more complies +
present, and their line Of sps
summer clothing cannot pc I
In the city. That a strictly ~
IS a bl, ssing to those who alp',.'
IS evidenced by the happy 4
faces of customers rs they pas Il
out ut the popular dry gop'is. W
ment of Malone, Walters 1n b
are especially invited 10 can Z
anime their new styles OF n
Other dress goods, hats, glow
collars, laces an trinlnlins n
are In search ola house wnel't1'
liable goods are sold low dow
so 10 Malone, Waller Il COZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08
NEARLY THREE HOURS
In Going to New York by
Equipped Train ON amy IA
Railway Whole Cost or.

In Going to New York bv \
Equipped Train ON any AL
Railway Whole Cost ora
More than by Siowsrpsl
Is the indilcement to pufehs|
over the VANDALIA Anon
WANNA ROUTE. pttssengsb|
North Texas for st. L0uisia
ing make close connection in|
Union depot with Hotel CD
The Nandaiia line. 70 avail
of quickest time made, purch|
ing car ber.h st. Louis to
only. Rate. 500. Ga yollr|
Pittsburg Cnien depot step|
famous limited Express,
an extra charge of 81 30 Is mid
train will hand you in New
G.25 pint. st. Louis time, ssc]
Ing from st. Louis, Hotel 1
arrives in New York OILS
Lotiis time.4 Cost 9f Pullan|
Louis to Pitt>burg and d
PlttsDErg to New York II
'...s.-ss.-- 49, .ssss"sssfr ,5fIai ~ssa-s.,.s
Louis to New York tsj.lAlj 81
but three stops in IA miles
ders. No dust. Train leayinga
every evening at Z O'clock 4
dalia line las Pullman sltersi|
to Philadelphia and New Yot|
Tickets are on sale via Wand
nj all ticket Offices in Texas. II
time cards, or any specialinid|
apply TO THos. S. SgE|
Southwestern Passenger Aged
Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

THE riot at Ely, VT, was not the re-
suit of an uusucct ssful demand of the
miners for higher wages, but an in
ability to get the wages due them. In
consequence of this enforced poverty
many OF them were in direst want, and
the strange and pitiabie spectacle was
presented of the women appealing for
aid to the soldiers who were sent to
put down, or If need be to shoot down,
their husbands and brothers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

Miss MARIA NoN OLsENgR, known
to the musical world as Mile. MARIE
LrrfA, died at her home in Blooming-
ton, H., yesterday morning. She was
horn IN acknowledgement June 1860, was
eauchted IN Europe, aud has sung in
All the principal cities OF America an d
In London and Paris. Her disease
was cArebro'spinal meningitis, super
induced by over-exertion. LIrrA
was an excellent singer, but deficient
IN dramatic talent which prevented
her from achieving success in opera.
she was withal brave, true woman.
and was greatly beloved by those who
knew her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-07-08

TIE English hoitioIs of Confederate
bonds have raised $1,000 ''for use in
endeavoring TO induce the states
wishing to re-cstablish their credit to
recognize portion of their debt. .
Those bondholders are ON colder
trail than the searchers for Charlie
Ross Most ofthe southern states have
already 'rc-established their credit
IN some cases by scaling their debit
ana would regard the Englishmen's
proposition to strengthen IL in such a
wayas u defamation OF character call.
aug Tor heavy damages. Any one of
them will, however, take the eloo
ana call II square in advance.