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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
Girls Short Dresses.

Boston Globe.
No complaint, remarked the gray
sage-llke secretary of the society for
the prevention Of cruelty to children.
has been received Us vet. 1t was in
answer to reporters query aDropos
Of BJslon school teachers letter II
the board Of health, in which she sta
ted that the very short dresses worn
bv little girls cause more sickness than
all the barly plumbed school houses
in the city.
Of course, continued The old gentle
man, our action in the matter can only
De advisory. There's not a doubt
but child from the time If its birth
has certain rights. Likewise have its
parents rights. When we find child
rem suffering for the want of clothing
we go and admonish the parents and
instruct them that it is wrong to thus
expose the little ones. A hint is often
sufficient to show how thougatleSs
they have been. think girl of II
year. Of age has quite as much need of
a dress TO protect her lower limb.
from Geld as her mother | think at
the ago ofl2 most girls possess
sense of pride and modesty that will
warrant a mother in providing her
daughter with garment that will
shield her limhs even at the expense
If her daughttr's being thought PIE
mature and out of style. saw a
plump girl of Is the other day in a
street car trying to pull her dres.
down So that it would conceal her
knees. She wss confused. because she
attracted the attention Of people in
her futile efforts to do go, and finally
leaned back on the seat with q most
pathetic submission. The display OF
such a regard for the proprieties of
life in young girl lad some claims
upon the respect and consideration Of
older people. The time j. coming, |
don't know how soon, when children
will not be amenable to the laws of
fashion for wearing longer dresses.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

her intention to stay with the Jack
sons, picked her up bodily and placed
her in the sleigh and drove to his
own house. where Pollard Wa await
ing them. The friends of Brown
followed with magistrate aud con-
stable, but failed TO effect thelr pur-
pose. and fefore daylight she next
morning Pollard brought his prize to
this city and they were quietly mar
ried. The belligerent lovers have
each placed the other under bonds TO
keep the peace, having threatened
each others lives, but no blood has
been shed yet over the Young lady's
queer actions, though Browns heart
is busted wide open and he swea,s
vengeance.
Mr.. Nellie Babcock Sentenced.
New York sun, Feb. -
Mrs. Nellie Babcock, fashionably
dressed and attractive in appearance,
was arraigned for sentence yesterday
before Judge Moore, in Brooklyn. on
a charge Of grand larceny. TO which
she had pleaded guilty III December.
Mrs Babcock ami man named Car
man were arrested liz Oc.ober for
steaii NJ clothing and jewelry from a
boarding house in Henry street. Car
man was tried In December, and sent
to prison for three years and six
months. Mrs. BaOcork pleaded
guilty, but, on her promise to reform,
sentence was suspended and she was
ON light bail. 1t was recently
discovered that she was again consort
ing with thieves, and on "Wednesday
night she was arrested on a bench
warrant.
Judge Moore. in passing sentence
Yesterday, sad that she had good
chance IN llfa, bH', although belong
ing to a respectable family and moy-
ing in COOL society. she had gone
from bad 10 worse, untli she finally
associated with Carman, who had
been her evil genius. AMI through
whose influence she had become a
thief. He had concluded that the
safest place for her Was ia the peni-
Tertiary, and he seEterced her 20 Two
vears and six months imDriS nment.
he woman bust into a fl Of weep
ING, and was carried from the court
in a faint Mrs. BabcOck is THIRTY
.uo wars -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
Why English Girls are Unpopular.
London Times

why ShS1iSu oAA1o ole OApOpUlcE.
London Times
American girls are much more pop
alar abroad than ours and for an obvi-
Gus reason. Taey are more contiuen-
tai ia their tastes. They live for SD
siety, dress, filtration. Our young
women, like their fathers and brothers,
are profoundly indifferent to continent
tai opinion. When Swedenbors visi-
ted heaven ne found that the English
there kept very much 10 themselves.
90 do our countrvwOmen abroad.
They have plenty of interests apart
from society. They botanic, they
walk, they play lawn tennis as i they
meant winning sets, not hearts. They
carry hammers, they explore fossils,
they dip up bits of primitive man,
they collect sea beasts, they even
study the peasants and their patois.
They regard foreign Young men as be-
ngs of another species, no more mar
riageable than monkeys. For all these
reasons they do not dress to please for
eign young men. All these signs of
the cold and insular indifference of the
British fair make her unpopular on
the continent.
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,EDALIA WEEKLY BAZOO. TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1884.

individual cares to lose. A shade of
disappointment crosses the fair face of
the applicant, but she is profu>e i'll
her thanks and her promises, and de-
parts with the So. and that is the last
seen or heard Of either.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

when | first went west; well, here it
is with int rest. and he counted out
$1,000. Every dollar / To ok away
with me has brought ME $1,000 in
return. If you ever get hard up, 1T
me know, aud I'll help you out
again.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
An Extra Touch to Your Dessert

If you wish to give an extra touch
to your CO. tage pudding after it is in
the tin ready to bake, put little
Jumps of butter ON the top and scat
ter sugar ard cinnamon over it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
Senator Sawyer and HIS Brother

Detroit Mich Times.
Senator Phlletus Sawyer of Wis
cosin WAS raised in St Lawrence
county, y. Y, bought MS time of
his father and starred out for himself
when Il years old. He had in his
belt 200 and $50 to pay his ex-
penSes on his way west. He wan-
ted another 81, and borrowed it of
his brother. In 4 few years he be-
gan to accumulate. He made lucky
speculations in timber-lands, aud his
wealth increased. Recently he re-
turned to his old home in St. Law.
renee county, n. u, where he found
his brother in siraitened circumstance.
Debt had got the best of him. and to
satisfy a mortgage his home was
about to be sold. What is tue
amount? asked Phi etus.
Twelve hundred dollars, answered
Philemon, with a face as long as the
signal officers report.
Oh, brace up, said the Wisconsin
statesman
I'll pay YOU what owe you. which,
with the interest, will be enough to
.traighien this matter out. But, said
the former, you don't owe me any
thing. Yes, | do, replied shorty.
You remember lending me 81
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

Who, When and Where Notab les
Come to the Front With Acts
to be Praised and Ger sured.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

- +. T.. VESTS NERVE AND ERAI:J TFEAE
MEN. u,-antard sH"citc Cor terra, ltZEt
ness. Commissions, hts. NeFvoGs Neuralgia
Headache, Nervous PEo-t ratiOn caused by tn tlS<
Of alcohol or tOba Wal,rfuiaesS. Menta- :be
preston. Softenini the Brain resulting n "a
sanity ard leading Jo misery. decay and death
Premature Old A.:e BarrCnnesS. Loss of povSs'
in either sex. Involuntary losses aHd SperI aS
OrrhOPa caused by r-,.:ertIon of the bT;aii 5'f
abuse or Over-iaduiGence. iRch box con- IN"
one months treat yItnt. Sl.GJa box. or SIX 10 "a
for S5GS' cent by mai prepaid receipt or lice
we GCAR<NTE:' SIX ssGXGS
To cure anv cas.. W,th each order received yTss
for six t,DxPs, GcCC1uF JNlcd with Sou, We sE&
send the purchaser our written guarantee Il e
func the money Il tue treatment docs net eUeoo
q ,us;-. juar,i.t"eS rs-UrG Criy b.
Aug. Fieisckman. Druggist
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
a Patti Song.

Saa Francisco Argus
Patti cake, Patti cake
haplesons man;
Pat IL and pa ii
AS fast You can.
Make all the money the fool will pay
Never restrain them, but give them their way
And after the opera rage Is DER
The red flag will iutter DER many q door.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
a Package for Mrs. Langtry.

New York sun.
A double truck journeyed UP Broad
way yesterday, carrying an immense
box, so immense that the stage driv-
ers were unable to tell the truck driv-
or their opinion of him. He was
practically invisible. On the two
biggest sides of the box was painted
In giant letters:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

A package did come for Mrs.
Langtry to day, it WAS SAID in answer
TO inquiries at her house at 100 Yves;
Thirteenth street. Us only Ian
Geau.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04
THE LADIES.

Facts, Fancies and Items Of
Interest Gathered from a
Multitude of Places.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

. An impression prevailed in Broad
way that Mrs. Langtry had imported
q white elephant.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-03-04

MRS. LANGTRY
: 81 Wall street, care Hayward, Perry & Franck-
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
HxsRr RICE expects to leave in day

HENRY RICE expects to leave IN . day
or SO with his brother Ed, who 10 dan.
sick. for Salt Lake. II the
doctors there are unable to do anything.
then Hen will proceed to San Francisco.
aud will send his brother of on . long
sea voyage, in hopes that it will benefit
him. II is feared that no matter what
may be done, tho patients health cannot
be benefited.
AND the cry is still they como. This
time it is the wife Of James Nesbitt that
presents him with an addition to the
family, in the shape of . con. Those
Nesbitt brothers do not care continental
for dull times. The duller tho times the
more they persevere in making improve.
ments. The babe was born at half.past
7 o'clock Monday evening.
IT appears that Charley sommsrlott,
says the Ward Refer, is mot dead yet.
He writes 10 Liddle, from the Muddy,
Lincoln county, that he il alive and well.
10 wrote him back to the following effect
II know q d-n sight better; you an
dead. Saw your death announced in thu
Reflex"
T. G. PouJApE, after having been Dc
tanned here for couple Of months by tn
storm, will leave to-day for Ward.
THE Spring Valley school will open Of
or about the 18th Of this month.
Swiss BoB's choicest butter at
afsaeq IA PouyApE's.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

take another wife, even though he is ad.
vised to do so by our church authorities.
Such wretch of Mormon as this
should be tarred and feathered, then
drowned in the slough. l wish you to
understand that I do not advocate the
idea of your marrying Gentiles; nothing
is further from my thoughts; but good
Gentle, or, rather, should have said
for there are no good Gentiles-a Gentle
who will treat you kindly, is an improve.
ment on Mormon who will not. But,
beware beware girls! beware of the
RECORD man. Trust him not! He il
not good Gentle! / know it, fol
mother told me so. sys5f.FsP astnns
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

TIE Meadow Valley property was sold
on Monday, ]. Eisenmann purchasing
the mine, consisting of 1900 feet Of min
ing ground, and the works, while W. E.
Griffin bought the mill and millsite.
The last mail received in Phoebe was
ono week ago to-day. No telling but
what the stage horses have been turned
out to hunt for sagebrush.
The bridge in the vicinity Of Rose
Valley has been washed away and teams
have hard time passing that way. Many
now 20 by the way of Flat Nose.
A LARGE supply Of the choicest butter
1t Pouiade's. n V
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

No DrcrNcY LEFT. John, what is
that very peculiar smell7" asked an Aus.
tin mans wife when he came home very
late. She expected he would say it was
the incense they used N the lodge.room,
or that he would tell some other lie, but
she was mistaken. ''Its whisky, that's
what il is" said he de6antly. '.Miserabls
creature" retorted his wife; ''you have
1t last got down 10 low that you have
not the decency left to try and lie out d
it," tsa 9ap9
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

Many funny things have been said t.
and about Miss Susan B. Anthony, but
nothing more grotesque than the remsrk
Of the frssh member Of Cougress who, on
being introduced, congratulated her o.
the !" improved health Of her son. to
Sen etor from Rhode Island"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

AIayne Reid in his last story, 'eIhe
Laad Of Fire" now appearing il ~.
Nj eholas, brings to Light the curious TACT
th at white, the color universally else
" here regarded ~ : sign of peace, i by
tlae natives Of Terra del Fuego used - >
signal Of hostility.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

Embroidered pillow .hams now hay
on one side ''Good night" and on tn
other, ''Good morning" the work bein
very exqnisitely done in colors. Som
ought 70 be made with the folAowin
worked conspicuousiy in the center
''For goodness sake stop snoring"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

A goat ought to be = 6rst-class materia
for oleomargarine. There 10 no bettsl
butter than the goat.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

El"Young Politician" writes: 'Wh,
does . State have q Legislature!" My
dear boy, it doesn't. The Legislature
has the State every time. Has it BY tn
throat by large majority. Has i b
the pocket-book. Has it on its back
You bet your slippers, young man, t.
State never has the Legislature. 4
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

Remember the. poor. II costs nothing,
--[Ncw Orleans Picayths. ta
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
INTER- EsTIN0 FACTS.

A cubit is two feet.
A fathom is six feet. 7b
A pace is three feet.
A palm is three inches. "a
A league il three miles. 5. II
A great cubit is eleven fest.
An acre contains 4, 800 square yards.
A barrel Of -four weighs 1913 pounds. j
A barrel Of pork weighs 200 pounds.
A span is seven and one-eight inches.
A hand (horse measure) il four inches.
A tub of butter weighs fifty.six
pounds. 4 iam
A mile is $3.50 feet, or l,76o yards in
length. sat ass
A barrel Of powder weighs twenty.
five pounds. 4
A frkin of butter weighs eighty-four
pounds.
A days journey is thirty-three and
one.eighth miles. s si4 aits
Measure 200 feet on each aide and yor
will have . square acre within an inch.
A Sabbath days journey il LIS
yards-this is eighteen yards less thai
two-thirds of mile.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

A WONDERFUL BELL.-The temples ct
Kroto, Japan, says ; correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, are mainly of interest
on account Of their great bell, which
swings in monster wooden belfry half
way up the hillside, back Of the buildings
proper. The bell il huge brown cup,
with nearly perpendicular sides and .
fat crown, and, like other Japanese bells,
is sounded by means Of > large beam
kept in place by ropes, but, when occa.
sion requires, brought against the rim Of
the bell with great force. Il requires
twelve coolies to manipulate this beam.
Formerly il was rung only once year,
but now it may be heard bro or thres
times every month. II IL one Of thu
greatest wonders In Japan. It il eigh.
teen feet nine and one-half inches thick,
nine feet in diameter and weighs hearty
seventy.four tons. II was cast in . mon
ster mould in the year 1888. Al tn
bell was east with tho rim up, the gol'
entering into it, composition-computet
to be about $500 pounds-sunk to th
crown. It has magni6cent tone, an
when struck by the open palm the vibrs
ton may be heard at . distance OF 10
yards. sg
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
NIsCEILANEoUs.

NEGOTIATIONS.
]. RlSENMANN 4 CO.,
tA16..............gTA
PlOC11.. NBvAIsA
IMPORTERS
AND DEALERS TN
HARDw All n,
IRON, STEEL,
MILL and MINING
SUPPLIES, HOSE,
BNLTNG,
SIS .-. e.,s!s PACKING,
NAVAL sT0Rns,
GAs-PIPE and FITTINGS.
HARDWOOD 4 WAGON MATERIAl.
SASH. DOORS 4 BLINDs.
PAINTS 4 OILS. i. .
Agricultural Implements,
STOVES, cRoCKzRY. GLASS;
WARE, and HOUSE, JURN.
tass IL HING GOODS.
af sr..~s>.~-..r. - 3F4E be44
ooppsr, Tin and shsst.Iron ware. Plumbs
Steam and 0as1ittsrs.
uHApouARTlRs ron GOAL OIL GIANT
II and Dupont Blasting Powder and Cali
fornts Fuse.s :.
WE KEEP FIRsT.oLAss GOODS ONLY
We Buy for Cash and Sell for Dash.
ONE PRICE TO ALLii
COME AND GEE
A Very Cheiss sslsstiea Of Groceries
Etc, ssld Chsap for Cash. at
]. NESBITT & BRO,
oe1a 4ss # IT,. M i. : IsS ssa Street
| PioChes Nevada
| wHoLzsALR AND RETAIL
DEALIRH mt q
Groceries. Provisions
i General Merchandise.
Il Importers q
w11aeoa
lEa1cauOr0.: AZ
Cigars A1aea
IL TO1oAocooa
JAa fatH 4-EH
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
i9oot0 % 0lh<Io0.
!, GRAIN ana 1LOUR ssastAntiy =
!. Ala . A.sa~<..e.x ~
!, CROCKERY, 0LA96WAAE AND
VI CUTLERY.
a Goods delivered free Of charge 70 any porti
= Of the city. Give M 3 call before purchasa
q elsewhere - W are preparing to sell ous o u
70 reasonable prices. ~. f-.r. M .6
:; GLAD NEWS
FOR THE
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05

Goods delivered free Of charge 70 any porto
Of the city. Give M . call before purchasing
ELSEWHERE o. W are preparing e sell out st v%zy
reasonable prices. f.e. IN 964
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

erama DIsrlaf u 'Eeys ana Ghxfst-
mas sousemfrs.

t.ransi display 81 Toys ans fsisrfst-
mas Aousemirs.
1he new house y Brand a Bssasli d 50
south spring s;rees which has just hsen
ihroan open 70 business. haa slle most com.
piets and varied atoek Of goods IN their llae
Ia Southern California. The Baaeinent,
"sauta Claus Gfoti9s las The most varied
and elaborate assortment Of Christmas
goods ever opened IN The city Their bieY.
cies. trteycies. wheeibouows. and wagons
Tor children. musical and reohauical toys,
childfeus safes, trumpes. drums. Wax.
wood and paper mache toys, Of the --latest
aud unique designs. arc calculated % Gapt
Fate tha cbildred. The miniature lpcOino.
tivPs and railroad trains baby. chiidrcn AMI
gcnuity can Invent, ana ell are Of the letea
designA. AID fresh stock from the eastern
and European inariz. IN THIS department
can also be found the most CON piete assert
ment Of dolls exiant. IN fact for twenty
feet this department locks Ike Al immense
baby fagH, Or exhibit at baby show, than
that Al the District Fair last year or
tho hrti floor the display 4 simply maguih.
eeht At the rear end Of the store, ar inged
Ia An nitbeaier style are 10 be seen an elah.
Jrstt display Of pianos and organs Of the
Wilcox 8 While, ilaxcltine Bros, Aiafshal
3 Wendell and knabs make. In this De,
- the. iaiesl and uhofcsst ugIe Of tho daS
as weil - all the modern Authorities In the
way Of instruction. On entering the store
the eyes are dazxled with the spiendOr ~
the display Of elegantly gotten up useful
and ornamental articles for the office, par.
Tor, ifaWiue room or household The cat
aloeue Of highly ornamented and choice Sc
lection Of books. for presents and perusal.
are OF the most attractive character and eit
gantly arranged for inspection Among the
bewlldefine ass0rLinent Of papers can be
found all the latest and most estbetc styles
Of ladies note, card and letter paper, per
fumed paper, etc. IN autograph aud photo-
graph albums their assortment IS Of the
most attractive character Piash, velvet,
leather, metal aid wood Cases aud cover
ingH. unpublished with gold, ivory abalone
aud nickel Ofnameuts are 70 be found
Their assortment u pocket aud travelling
toilet cases comprises the latest styles, while
their assortment of wallets memorandum
books, cigar and cigarette cases has no limit.
Ia gold pens. pencils aud pocket cutlery
they are also al faf When it comes 10 Ia
stands, paper knives, pens, paper weights,
Of Office stationery, they excel beyond 4
doubt. Their assortment OF BRUSHES Is also
inexhaustible, as is their perfumes, scrap
books aud Juvenile story books. This vide
awake ana enterptis1ng arm have also d
mfgf assortment Of musical iustruments
yiolius, guitars, eccordeOns flutes, snare
and bass drums aud c3arioneites. Their dc
paftfnant iUf Japsnase goods Is also quite q
feature IN the iupxhaustible variety and eie.
CANT ASSORTMENT in tails new establishment
ihis arm have had y large experience IN
the business and this stock Is entirely neyg
and tncir store presents very pleasing dis
!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

he Peesiast Df5 Goods Eup0slan "
raliinrnlas The City 81 Paris. proposes u
present. y aean lazy en- tarlef Que me linn
hemfiltcsed hendkerehisf- Al who par
chase gods e he alnount ~ one dollar or
ser VIII De pr,,aeuted with t1is token Of
appreciation iicmrfoner our goods are
MARKED 70 piein h1lfes zoe price, and you
ta ARE better prepared q life The coinuiu-
f4ty N1enf bsgsaiu4 la good than any other
- ctilet eaesp dry Fangs houses We do
n1t depeh1 upon the rlimhed credit eaiab
y bed ~ given ~ any iaditiduI,l OF arm.
hsiiher DO We Qupcad Hrnu friends Or reia-
lives for iiiis limited credit "bdi the mar
kets ~ the world are orr and We secure
the products Of the dnes. sud best looms "
the world, sad stili ypu don hsve 10 pay for
tie pnIc linen hcnAtiiehfd haudkerchief At
city ~ Paris
Call at tie city Of Paris Cor ladies' pure
linen hemstiiehed handkerchief
Holiday benefit One ihdles' puro linen
helnstlched handkerchief presented % each
lady ahO phrchaseA lgn0ds Ia fhe amount of
one doilar and over City OF Paris.
Don't purchase any linen hemstftched
handkerchiefs when yon can get them with
out any charge ~ the City of Paris.
We sell NJ cheap as any dry goods store IN
tue city, our goods are all marked In plain
hgntes,. one price. and you don't have u pay
Tor me iadies pure linen hemstiiched hand
kefcniei, which Is presented 70 ench lady
who buys goods 70 the amount Of one dollar
aud over Ask Tor the ha1nsatched hand.
kerchief. City Of Paris
beneiil Ladies' pure linen hcmstitehed
handfefcbiefs given away nt the City OF
Paris.
Why purchase linen hemstitched handker.
chiefs when yOu can get thnu without
charge at che City Of Paris, BY purchasing
goods 70 the amDunt OF one dollar and over.
Goods marked 10 plain figures, one ptice.
You don't Ray for the hand kerchlef. city Of
Paris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

Tho D. e paLar a .r.t,rsf,e t,t,dnr ,,s,a-c.
~ - 'e'"'i' "niei VA &c
Of MI. :. j. Mathes, OF Los Angeles, Il due
tomorrow with the following passenger
,gbose u,t,ns. asp telporu,,,,s5 ;ro,o lrts
'aAis7 "'o "ieaiePiieu 'foNl Inc
Needies.
For Los Angeies--k Il Rhodes. Chilcahe
fii,i,,. nffss L.. r,,,.,.r -. rtt,. -,
f5,s,,ii f,,'. N'i'ta ~ "a ~ ~
ff,,ci - ~ II, nv. M IL
~ i. NaPi9sl aieni Retls'
4eis. tals M. I'D afs,at IL sSes,ia.,,
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