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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-10-14

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 13.-Wnen counsel for
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad made application,
in the United States Circuit Court, Saturday,
for preliminary injunction to restrain the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company from abrogat
ing or violating the existing contract for carry
ing passengers, express and baggage cars over
the New York division of their road, Judge Nc
Kennar granted the B. & o. a restraining order,
which was intended to hold good until the mat
ter came up for argument on Friday. After
wards General Manager Chas. e. Pugh made
affidavit that new schedule for running trains
connecting with the Philadelphia Wilmington
q Baltimore, running from New York to Bati-
more, had been completed and distributed, to
take effect at midnight on Sunday and that it
was impossible to recall the instructions given
under the schedule without endangering
lives. The court, therefore, suspended the or
der until this morning, when it was thought
argument would be heard; the matter, however,
went over until tomorrow morning, and the
straining order vas further suspended until that
time,
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Meeting at CLAY Center.

Correspondence of the indianapolis Journal
WEsTFIELD, Oct. 13-A meeting was held at
Clay Center, in this county, on Saturday night,
addressed by Samuel McMurtry and Profs.
Rosenberger and LaFollette The glee club
from this place furnished the music, and the en-
thusiasm was unbounded. A large number were
added to the Blaine and Logan club We
can see very plainly the effect of Governor
Cumback's address to the people of this part of
Hamilton county, inasmuch as several of those
who have been deluded by the leaders of the
Democra tic annex, are awakened And besides
this, few of the leaders of the delusiOn are
tried to their utmost to overcome the effect of
that address. They had Jim Pinkham here on
Saturday night, but the charm is broken and
neither Pinkham, Tatum nor Baker can re-
now il
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A. j. Beveridge at Bloomington.

Correspondence of the Indian apoIis Journal
BLOOMINGTON, Oct. Bone of the largest
political demonstrations of the present cam
paign occurred on Saturday night, when A. j.
Beveridge delivered an address. Previous to
the speaking large torehlight procession pa
raded the streets, making an imposing scene.
Mr.. Beveridge spoke for more than an hour.
Mr.. Browning. the county chairman pronounced
the speech as able an effort as he has ever heard
by young man The Irish orator, Mr.. Scan
lan is billed for next Saturday night, when it is
intended to have the largest meeting of the can
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Dewitt Wallace in Huntington County.

VQTTesP0ndence OF the Indlanapo1is JournaL
HUNTINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans held
a monster and enthusiastic meeting at Roam
oke, this county, this evening. There were not
less than two thousand people present, and a
torch1ght procession was held in which nearly
two hundred participated. The meeting was
addressed by Captain Dewitt Wallace, of Lafay
cite; his speech was interesting, and was well
received. Huntington county is alive with en-
thusiasm and all Republican meetings are I'M
usually well attended. Blaine, Logan and
Calkns are in great favor here
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NEURALGIA rheumatism is the hardest kind to
treat The only way to get at it is to 20 right
for the cause of it. The quicker you get your
blood in good condition, the less you will suffer
in body and mind Athlophoros moves directly
on the enemy in the blood. 1t purges the vital
fluid of the poisons and acids which give rise to
neuralgia and rheumatic pains and infamma-
tions AS soon as the work of cleansing begins,
you feel the pain departing and by the time that
work is done, the disease has fed
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Catarrh

Is a very prevalent and exceedingly disagreeable
disease, liable, if neglected. to develop into Sc
rious consumption. Being constitutional dis
ease, it requires constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, acting through the
blood, reaches every part of the system effecting
a radical and permanent cure of catarrh in even
its most severe forms Made only by c. l. Hood
& Co., Lowell, Mass
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a New Fast-Freight Train.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 13-The St, Louis & San
Francisco, the Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe,
and the Atlantic e Pacific railways have ar
ranged to run fast freight train from St Louis
Chicago and Kansas City to San Francisco The
time will be reduced to six and half days from
Kansas City seven and half from ST Louis
and eight from Chicago The cars of this train
will be fitted with automatic freight brakes, and
the running for greater part of the distance
will be equal to passenger time.
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Correspondence of the Indian polls Journal
UNION CITY, Oct ia delegation of Demo
Gratis, headed by brass band, this afternoon
marched to the residence of Thomas Bush "a
eolored blacksmith, to aid in raising Demo-
cratic flag pole, he having been for some weeks
past kept drunk on Democratic whisky. Upon
arriving at the house of Mr.. Bush the delegation
proceeded to dig hole, but at this juncture
Mrs Bush appeared and, with AK in hand, in
formed the visitors that she was Republican,
and that her husband would be, but that he had
been bought and kept full of Democratic whisky
by the Democrats and that the pole should not
"Where would you be but for the Republican
party2 In slavery"
The husband. incensed at this, grabbed his
wife. wrenched the ak from her, and with vio-
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lenee threw her against the fence, seriously in
iuring her arm, while the crowd cheered the
brute in his assault, and cried, Put up the
pole" But Mrs Bush, picking up two stones.
any one to to touch the pole; and the crowd,
like whipped puppies, quietly repaired to other
quarters. Prominent among the leaders of this
party of Democrats were Pierre Gray, son of
Colonel I. p, Gray; Hon. Charles Negley, late
candidate for renresentatiye. and others
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w. A. Montgomery at Quincy.

Correspondence of the indianapolis journal.
QUINCY, Oct 12.-Yesterday, Hon. William
A. Montgomery addressed large and enthusi
astc crowd, who listened with eager interest
during the two hours that he addressed them,
he being frequently cheered. The president of
the Irish Blaine and Logan Club of Blooming
ton, Ind, followed with thirty minutes speech.
He said he was one of ffty-four Irishmen from
his town who had always voted the Democratic
ticket, but who had declared for Blaine and
'Black Jack
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Lafayette Preparing for Mr.. Blaine.

Correspondence of the indianapolis journal.
LAFAYETTE, Oct. IA citizens meeting was
held here tonight and committees were APP
pointed to arrange for the reception of Hon.
James g. Blaine, upon the occasion of his visit
here, on Thursday the 23d. The day is to be
made the greatest event that Lafayette has ever
known. Blaine will arrive here from Terre
Haute at 3:l5 P. NJ, and will remain until the
next morning, when he goes to Springfield Ill.
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DIED..

BARTHOLOMEW-O October 10, Pliny W, ir.. son
of P w. and $. B. Bartholomew, aged four years of
diphtheria.
Funeral private.
SMITH-Sarah Sells Smith sister of Michael Sells
Funeral will take place Tuesday afternoon, at
$50 o'clock from 321 North New Jersey street
Burial private.
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The De PnuM Guards.

Correspondence Of the indianapolis journal,
New ALBANY, Oct 13,-A colored club has
been organized with Ed. Lucas president and
Sam Kinehelow captain One hundred uniforms
were ordered. The name of the club is De
Pauw Guards.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT & McCURpY. REAL ESTATE AND GEN
/ eial Auctioneers, No. SO East Washington street
Stocks of merchandise il city country bought out
right for cash.
A UCTION SALE WE WILL SELL AT THE
N residence of Ingram Fletcher Esq. ,No10O North
Meridian street Wednesday, Oct. ,, at o o'clock
in the morning, and 7:30 in the evening. The morn
ing sale will be furniture and household goods; the
evening sale fine oil paintings, water color pictures
steel engravings books, shells and many other
articles for and ornament. Terms cash. HUNT
u MCCURDY, Auctioneers
A UCTION SALE OF FINE CBOCKERY-WE
N will sell this Tuesday afternoon at >, and con
tinuing at 7}O o'clock in the evening at our rooms
No 50 East Washington street, choice line of deco
rated toilet dinner and tea sets all cf the latest de
signs and patterns; also full line of white granite
household crockery. Sale to continue Wednesday
and Thursday, at 10 in the morning and and $50
o'clock p. m. Terms cash. HUNT Il McCuRDN,
Auctioueers.
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Young Voters Desert the Democracy.
necinl to the Indiana nIis lnurcal

bp0VIUI IIUItIIdIVIIb
FIT. WAYNE, Oct l3-Ths evening sixteen
members of the Cleveland and Hendricks First
voters Club presented themselves at the rooms
of the Republican county central committee and
signed the roll Of membership of the Young
Mems Independent Democratic First voters
Club, already formed to support Blaine and Lo
gan,
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.-.----7777-l7----7- =
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-HARDWARE- 600 WILL BUY
L a stock of frst.class wholesale hardware invoicing
10000. Immense bargain. Must be sold. Adj
dress L. S. GRIM, Assignee, Toledo, o.
EOR SALE-STOCK OF DRUGS, $3 00O-TOWN
L of 1900, in good farming and mining country,
only one other small stock in the places reasons for
selling, i'll health of family Call ON address A.
kIEFER Il co.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.


WANIIINHTON- ODD IT, 7 a NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Clear
weather, fresh, brisk north to east Winds de
eided fall in temperature in northeastern por-
ton, slight fall in remaining part of the district
Decided cooler clear weatheris indicated for Ohio
and West Virginia on Tuesday
For the Upper Lake Region-Clear weather,
northerly veering to east and south winds, in
creasing in force, cooler in western portion,
nearly stationary temperature in western por
ton, falling barometer in western portion.
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Burnett's Coooaine

Promotes vigorous and healthy growth of the
hair. 1t has been used in thousands of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has never
failed to arrest its decay.
USE Burnetts Flavoring Extraets-the best.
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FINANCIAL.

rVNO I.OAN-MONEY-ON CITY PROPERTY. Il.
/ @. HOWLEIT, Condit Block.
MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER-
M est. J. w. WILLIAMS Il Co, 3 and NlHton
Block.
L made on the installment plan by FRANCIS
SMITH s. co, SO q East Market street.
WE WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM SECU-
w rity promptly, at the lowest rate .or long or
short time. THOS. U DAY " CO., - l.tlst Market
street.
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A POSITIVE CURE
CATARRH


sages of catarrhal virus causing healthy secretions
1t allays inflammation, protects the membranal lin
ngs of the head from additional colds, completely
heals the sores and restores the Of taste and
smell. Beneficial results realized by few appli-
cations A thorough treatment will cure. Unequaled
for colds in head. Agreeable to Send for crcu-
lar. Sold by druggists. By mail SOC package
stamps
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Owego, n. Y.
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HaV Fever.

l recommend to those suffering
(as [ have been) with Hay Fever,
Ely's Cream Balm. 1 have tried
nearly all the remedies, and give
this a decided preference over
them all. 1t has given me imme-
diate relief. c. 7. STEPHENS,
Hardware Merchant. ithaca, Y. Y.
Apply into the uostrils.
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Apply by the little finger into
the nostrlls. BY absorption it
affaa+,,ally n1aonsas. 4ho .,asa1 -1,s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-10
Reduction of Public Debt.

The reduction Of the public debt for
tie fiscal year just closed was a little
over $lOl ,OOO,OOO as against $l3S,ov Qca
for the preceding year. The total re-
ceipts for the year were S3i7, I0S.73l os
against T}9S,2S7 ,jS2 for the prccpIinr
Tear. OF the total receipts for ISL,
7l"o,oZh-9l were derived from
customs, rs against $2l4,7O6. ~
in. 1883, reduction under
this head Of a little over $40 ,OOOUD. Tbn
reduction under the head of internal
revenue was nearly S2}MW.O0l. tLa r@.
rtlplS Tor 1854 being SD, 1904. iDJaS against
! NlH,!2,%W for lNS3. Tn" miscellaneous
receipts Tor the year Just closed were
G"'lw as compared with S3S,SD,7 lf
I0r inc preceding year. The total expcn-
ullurcs Tor inc year ending June 30 last
were F2io' EtN,31N rs against S2ij.iOS 10y for
/ Inc preceding year. Ofthe reduction here
apparent, about one half SlO,HOO. 900 I'm,
round numbers was under the head of
pensions. The cash balance ayailaI a
on july was Sl39, 81 ,i39, a falling or ol
ABOUT S,OOO,OOO since June /. TIE
amount of bonds held to secure NJ
liDnal bank circulation on July ,yn,
f1't'WHhuN as against S351 ,OOO,0OO "A wear
ago. the gold coin and bullion fund
Was nearly S2Oj,OOO,OW ON July I.
an Increase since June Of about S3.0OD-
WN. The silver dollars continue to ne
hoarded mp in che Treasury vaults. The
number ON hand at the date of The issII-
hnceot the debt statement was l35. $50
VIC. IN Increase Of 2}.GlG,Sg7, during thc
fiscal year. liradstrcetS.
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Two Beautiful women.

Cleopatra and Mrs. Langtry, although Of diff.
etent nitonaliues, are types of beauty which all
admire. Zach one had secret il retaining their
beauty, and both succeeded.
One drank herb and root teas before breakfast
toprevcnt all female irregularities, while the other
used iron tor the same purpose
Both succeeded. Now these two great secrets
are combined by the Medical Profession, Tor The
special prevention and cure OF all scmile com
pi2ints lirregu.a-iies thai ailCt old und Young
females, which is acknowledged TO be the grand
est success as female regulator and iron tonic
ever before known. II is known rs Dr. Drnm-
goIc's English Female Gutts aod il regulates
and removes I'll monthly exc, sses, ohstrucinns
and itrcgu.,riuCs ii Jr!lds up oil broken down
constitutions, strengthens the veal, and feeble,
imparls iron to thc blood, heauiy to haCgari tea.
lures and boon iufided chcei,.
II cuccs hystedos, LeucorrhUl, Chlor,sis, sick
headache, nervousness, rlpitatiou. liberation,
prn.apSus ucr, ana VII uihg troubles tina, are DC.
rniiar to old or Vouug wonGa. ScUd Tor Z. ~ cent
book "0tE. Sold eycr,wacrc.
}. +. oRoMGcOLL & CO.. Props.
Louisville, Ny.
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Nlck AcRHaNkP.

One single dose Of Railr,'s Saline Aperieat
wal cure il nine times in Ten clses Il isthrmiid.
ct, brsi AMI cheapest substitute for Pnls In Ike
world. u cures Curstralua, bi,iuuenlss, SEX
4'omach, sick hesdachc, heartburn. acid stomach.
relieves indigestion, rsfrtsius and iayiEersles
The weak and feeble, cheers the depressed, acts
gently upcn the liver and ludncys, alavs symn.
toms 90 fever promotes healthiui prrspiiatou,
regulates IA; flow OF bile, ntigUtus ;ha ptag, oi
itHcumAtism, cel1lss tie stomach and k,rps the
brain coo. and clear
When YOU need nureg,ive- tfv il. Tnrrc
Battles 50 cents. II Is as picisaut AZ a glass ..
ol soda water. Sold everywhere,
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The North Texas Real Estate Journal

Which will be distributed along the various
lines of railway and will We placed on file i'm
me loielSo OF the principal cities in This cuun-
try ana Europe, furnishing full Information
regarding Texas ana her resources. VIII fur
nlsh complete abstracts of title to property iu
DnilnS and surrounding counties; will prose-
GU" claims against the United States in all
thc departments of the government. Bounty,
pension and land claim, Il specially. Cnll ana
examine our lists of property. Represented
/ nN Z. >, Carter, lji Nassau Street, New York
NJ j. richards, lO9 Randolph street, Chicago
and y SchicldS $40 Chestnut Street, 81. Louis
Missouri
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w.D. wYLIE co.,
Real Estate Land and Collecting Agents
Grand WINDSOR lIotol, Dallas. Tex.

VIII give special attention 10 securing'good
investments in city property farming ana
grazing land. To stock ruiserS and colonies
we offer special inducements, having ON our
!lSS large tractSOf fine agricultural and graz
ing lands, with abundance of water. Thr
renting and sale of city property viii receive
promptly made and remttcd. Having n line
OF offices IN Chicago, ST. Louis and New Norl,
and correspondents in Europe our facilities
tor The sale OF property are uneqGalcd We
nave poO,WO acres of the finest land in Texas,
belonging to the FrancO-TcNan Land Com.
panN, choice selections, which we will sell on
long time. These lands are adjacent to and
contiguous 10 the Texas Il Pacific Railway.
We nuDliSh In COnmrrtiOn with nnr hnhlnrsS
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n the profession and Il gooi business
T!rst-ciasS teachers wanting 10 start in
western Texas will do well to correspond
WIN VIII the school officers Of this place.
nul men OF grit are the only kind that
should apply, for though young in wears
we are a progressive people and are
heepillg close ON the heels of the adj
vancing times in which we live.
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MEDICINES.

tDH, EtHENE DENAUA, ga ra,s,, u,.s
maze us MS agent for the State of Texas TO
sell ms neNer-taliing remedy, Natures Con-
nuhial Restorative or Nitali2er. All affected
with nervous debility, loss of manhood and
all kindred diseases should ut once procure
ms circular from which to learn the cause of
the diseases above mentioned; then at once
procure from us or through us by your drug
gust or by express the never failing remedy.
CROWDUS ~ BALDWIN,
wholesale Druggists. Dallas Texas.
Nv rntnN ~ UnNNnll lre -nhd Y Ni-t.li ~.
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FUTURES.

Sr. LoUIS.-Whrat closed cent lowrr.SIi,
hiS' NJ August. Corn closed . higher, ~
y,b'4 august. oats closed 26a Iulv and
- August. '''''
aChicago.-MpSS pork closed -, bo,ir,,
spld S22.lj highest August. Corn riu>rd ;n,g.Ji
and wheat 7gGSl
Cotton-OPtions closed steady. Slightly.
lOwcr. Transaction, small.
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The skin is of that delicate nature unor
which the most Improvement can ne
made, and by the use of Pozzoni,s medi-
Gated complexion powder all roughness.
Sallowness and irritation can be over,
come, leaving the skin delicately white.
soft and smooth. This preparation has n
Worldwide reputation, so no fear need he
entertained of the result. Sold bv all
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'he Commissioners Unuri EGuaii,lng ras-
atlUn-A Chancc for ~ Teacher.

EAsrLANn, Juy s. Correspond.
"nre.l Commissioners court IN sos
sion on the equalization ortaScs. with a
long ist ofuamrs on hand. The deputy
,Nheriil calls out the names ct pnfUc,
Plvubed tn ur In attendance.
weather intensely hot, with no cloud
i ho soon, aud very dusty.
n The ElWland school Il srlt ynrant.
1 w 10 good opening r,r sln' cutat.
ilHHnE 'ph'her to svt % pirnt plsitlIn
'ld du Opportunity 20 citlr'l,l a'm,nlr
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Money very easy.
lEP2; closed offered ~; prime lnercan-
ne paper' 1gS; sterling exchange, Il b.,
anict; 1888; sight, 49,.
"Tlg market pinsnd pt fnlInui,,,, ,,ri,,g btJ a.,
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Statement of T. l.. Massenburg, Ma
pnn. On.

Statement OF T. l.. Massenburg, Ma
con, Ga.
have known much of the use ofSwlft's
specific and hive seen many ol the worst
eases of Blood Talut and Blood Poison cured
with II. after having tried all other sorts of
treatments in fact, have never known IL to
lAli When taken properly. ! can cite the case
on n young man who had been treated by the
best physicians for Blood Poison. hut an 10
no purpose; and rs tie time for his marriage
WAS ip reaching, he was nearly distracted.
he nnaily took SwiitS Specific. AMI was
cured as sound rs II new dollar.
Another who had tried everything. and
spent four months ut the Hot Springs with
out benefit. was NJ last cured by this remedy.
His ease was Ike raising one from the dead
! could go on and tell YOU of a hundred cases.
Our treatise on blood and skin diseases
mailed free To applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
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West 2h Street, between Sixth and seventh
AYES Philadelphia office, l2Oj Chestnut st.
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COTToN.

Slur cotton declined l-lGd M I.Ncrpnul
yesterday and l-lG ut New Orleans: Ilr,y.
Fr receipts are quoted ut huuu aud foreign
Unchanged.
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ElSrGttD.

Joker
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Death to White Wash
MnhMriI,s prrnnr,.h Grnsnm.

Beautiful, durable aud cheap. For vhltcn.
NIX mud culnrlug inside uf outside walls nf
dwellings, Churches, Hotels, Stnrvs tuctu.
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applied; Keep, clean, win not crack. peel.
ruh ar wash or; l. smooth like paint For
use iciucc with water md apply with white
wash brush. Send Tor circulars. ltAILErr
N co, ~ >uuicr street, baltimore.
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Land Grant Bonds
IN LANps ON TME CoMpNNY.

Having had Survcying.corpS on the from
Tier of Texas for the last eight years and tray
ecd extensively in the state, he is thoroughly
acquainted with the quality of lands In differ
ana being familiar with the different proposed
lines OF
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girs |! Ii;'l;. E, 1900 Il; q
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