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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
The Jones High School and Kinder.

This well-known select school begins
its sixth yearin the Synagogue one block
west of the Metropolitan Hotel, on Sep
TENDER 9TH, at 9 o'clock am. At that
time all new pupils will be examined and
placed in their proper grade. Residence
l25 west Third South.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

Mr.. LAPHAM's cutter and filter has ar
rived, and he is now ready to receive and
execute all kinds of dressmaking. Orders
from the different mining camps and
towns solicited. All orders attended to
promptly. Agent for McCall's Bazaar Pat
terms. AZ and 81 w. First South St. y
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
MEDICAL.
Dr.. FOOTE, Senior.

OF 100 Lexington Avenue, New York
Hereby cautions the public NOT 10
Employ or Communicate with
man styling himself 'EDr. Foot, Ir,n
without making due inquiry.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

For the best meals and rooms go to the
White house. Everything first-cIass and
low rates.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

Will find Reading Books, Arithmetics,
Grammars and Biographies at
G. H. PARSONS & Co.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
Arrival.

We are now opening and receiving daily
a full line of Fall Clothing for Mems and
Boys wear. GoLnsMrrH & Co.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

PENCILS, INK, and all the articles the
pupils need, should be bought of
G.. II. PARSONS & Co.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

Coal On and Fluid at Pioneer Lamu
Store, 81 E. First South Street.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
Shskesueariau Recitsls.

FoR a good smoke try the Famous
Cigar, for sale by Sam Levy.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
School of Singing,

SMOKE the Celebrated Famous" Cigar,
manufactured by Sam Levy.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

Note Books. Note Books.
We can show you the best line of all
kinds of Note Books.
{. H. PARSONS & Co.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
White House

For Constipation. Price IS cts. per bottle
For sale at all Druggists
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
DR.. Henley's Celery,
Beef and Iron restores Lost Vitality. i
Bows and Girls

School Books at C. H. Parsons & Co
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron
cures Neuralgia and Nervous Headache. \
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07
Use "Syrup of Prunes''

DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Irol
cures Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

A sale of the Bismuth Group mining
nropertv in Granite district is pending
between Mike Powers and an English
company. Value $45 900.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

Twelve thousand head OF horned stock
have been transferred from Church Island
TO the Rvan-Ream Cattle Company, Pine
Grove ranch, this week.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

The Star camps are shipping large
quantities of ore to northern smelters.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-07

? and StOrmOnt cOlnpa-
TO their full capacity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20
Graham

GRAHAM, July lo.-[Special. Our
grass is splendid; our farmers never
before worked bstter, which, with a
propitious season, show their farms as
well kept and most productive. We
venture to say that our corn crop, in
yield and quality. rivals that OF tho
famou1 fields OF Now Madrid and Wa
bash; our wheat, rye, barley, the
equals in both yield and quality to tho
best elsewhere. Oats! Why tho yield
is simply so enormous that the outside
world weuld scarcely credit our state
ment. Our young orchards give us an
abundance of the finest OF peaches and
plums, and perhaps no country grows
better specimens of apples, pears, figs,
grapes, goose, black, rasp, straw and
other berries, demonstrating that a
few years hence our county will have
those In abundance, too.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20

STErHENvILLE,July lS-[SpeoiSl.l-
This afternoon, a. man named T. l..
Cooper, who claims TO have formerly
lived at Cleburne, Johnson County,
had q preliminary examination before
Justice Ham, on the charge Of rape,
and for which he was lodged In jail
without bail. This ia a charge terrible
in itself, but dreadful when the author
OF such u flondish outrage perpetrates
IL upon his own flesh and blood. This
man, Cooper, arrived here on last Sum
day evening, sought and received en-
ployment on tho farm OF John A Fry,
on which place ho Was arrested on
Thursday evening, by Sheriff Gal
breith and Deputy Blair
The arrest wG5 made without any rO-
sistsnce. The complaint was made
by Moses Hurry, at the instigatiOn OF
tho girl and ber stepmother. Tho girl
IL aged 10 years, we'll developed and
Intelligent. She claima this is the
sixth time that her father has psrpe-
trSted forced criminal assaults upon
her, Tho last assault wgH ON Sunday
night, and for which ho was arrested.
A professional examination Was made
by Drg. Richie and Crow, and they
aver that the girl Is in q very critical
condition, being horribly torn and lac
Grated,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A ripple Traredy In Koutuskv,

LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Meagre par
tlcuiars of triple tragedy that occur.
red al stopstonc, kentucky, yoster-
day, have been received here. The
tragedy grew out of tho revival
OF sn old lued between the town
Marshall Perry 0skley-and John
Smith. Very few words were ex-
changed before Oakley fred on Smith,
Before Smith could return the hre ho
was shot dead in his tracks. Newt
Osborne, q friend of Smiths, came up
TO take part, firing at Oakley, when he
was himself shot In the breast, Just
below the heart, dying in half an hour.
Henry Smith, q brother OF John, was
next shot tWice-onc9 in the
ho2d, just behind the left
ear, and in the breast,
under the heart. Ho died at O'clock
last night. The fight occurred In II.
G. Hacker & Co.'S, store and IL does
not appear clear who did the shooting,
INQUIRE TAKEs A HAND.
AS McGuiro was going between his
house and his store, with q loaded
shotgun In his hand, he was fred on
by Oakley without oifec'. McOuiro
returned the fire, tho shot taxing
effect In OAkley's right eye, neck and
body. Oakley was alSo Shot by un-
known parties. He isin critical con-
diliOD,
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Neal Thornton Lynehetl

KANSAS CITY, July l0.-A brief dis
patch states that Neal Thornton, a
desperate who murdered Daniel Shoo-
han, q policeman at Joplin, Missouri,
yesterday, was lynohed there this
morning. Thornton was worry bad
character and shot Sheehan while tho
latter was Attempting TO arrest him for
an old ofieuso.
Tho Times' Joplin special says: The
murderer Thornton was placed in tho
town calabooso last night under guard.
At O'Clock this morning a mob
forced tho doors, and securing the
prisoner carried him n short distance
and strung him up In grove OF ma
Pic trees. The cOrOner's Jury in
thell verdict stated that tho lynchers
were un known.
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GrnnnNllln.

GREENvILLE, July l9.-[Spocisl j.
Another honious assault occurred hero
last night. A negro buck named Nc
Dugall, raped little mulatto girl
about years old, noar the Missouri
Pacific depot. Tho negro had bought
a doll for her, and was seen losGug
about the depot with tho Eirl, but no
one suspected his purpose till he was
caught in the crime.
Several hlgh.nyers got on high
lonesome Last night and took Ia the
town by fighting, resisting tho police,
and riding down the sidewalks on
horseback. Tho whole police force
had TO bo called out to restore ordor.
In the Prultt Insurance case, similar
to tho Fred Endo case, the jury gave a
verdict OF 81, 500 for plaiutiff.
In tho Shamberger murder case the
best legal talent OF Greenvillo has
been employed, embracing the firms
OF Perkins, Gilbert Il Perkins, Ter.
huno 4 Yoaoum and ex.Clty Attorney
IL, L. Porter,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20
Northern River Routes.

ST. PAUL, July 1s.-Governor Hub
bard to-day issued call inviting the
governors and other delegates from
the States OF Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin,
and tho Territories OF Dakota and
Montana 10 attend the convention to
be held in st. Paul September Q,
for the purpose of discussing extensive
river improvements and adopting
measures 10 bring matters properly
and offectually before Congress. Dol
egatlons from commercial organiza-
tions arc slso requested TO attend. The
call sets forth the desirability OF OPEN
ing the rivers OF the Northwest, where
the bulk OF the nations food IN pro-
ducod, to an untrammeled commerce
10 tide waters.
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NO.24S
ture OF the affair, as 1t throws about g.
6oO men out OF employment at duh
time of the year.n
secrstary whitney,, yiews


BosToN, July 19.-The Herald's
Newport special gives tho following as
Secretary Whitney's reply to ques.
tion as TO the probable effe,t of the
Roach failure upon the government.
Secretary Whitney said:
~ do not think itlwill, have any ef-
feet upon the government. lam very
sorry for Mr.. Roach. / sm always
sorry when man falls into
such difficulties, but don't
see that the failure can
have any considerable effect upon the
government. The government has one
vessel In this ship.yard and two at
New York, building, but the amounts
are nearly all paid on them. saw
In morning paper that Mr.. Roach
thinks am responsible for the trouble,
or at least that could give relief, but
the government owes only
the amounts still duo upon
the Dolphin, which would not be
enough to put him upon a sure footing
again. The affair is unfortunate,
but l cannot help him. Yes:
the failure was matter of
surprise In government as well rs busi-
ness circles, but cannot SEQ that it
Will have any great effect on the gov-
ernment,"
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LIGHT ON LAND Ii Els.
WITH CHEYENNE AND ARAFAHoE
Alleged TO Violate tho Treaty aud LIas
bic 20 Abrogntion-Langunga Z
Tho instrument--WhatG GuY-
ernor MeCook Says

ST. LOUIS, July ia special dis
patch from Washington, referring to
affairs in tho Indian Territory aud the
leases OF land to eattlemen, eays there
is feature about tho leases on the
Cheyenne aud Arspshoe reservation
which has not been drawn out In the
controversy. " is part pt the
treaty made with these lu3isns
before they went on these rafervg--
tlons, and isIelied upon TO prOYd that
these leased are Illegal. After de-
scribing the boundary lines Of the
Cheyenne and Arspahoe reservation
the treaty says: Gan OF suoh lands
shall be, and the ssmo is hermy set
aside, for tho absolute and undis-
turbed use or occupation of The In
dians herein named and for such
other friendly tribes or individual
Indians as from time TO tint they
may he willing, with the consent If the
United States. TO admit among h0m;
aud the United States solemnly agrees
that no persons, except those crein
such officers, agents and employees
lied to enter upon Indian reservations
In the discharge Of their dutien en-
Joined by law, shall ever be permitted
to pass over, settle upon, or reside in
the territory described in this ar
ticle or In such territory as may
be added TO this reservation for the
use of said Indians
GOVERNOR M'cooK's OPINION.
Governor McCDok, who is here,
says:
"Congress cannot legitimatize these
leases by an act. They are forbidden
by the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
treaty. Only new treaty can make
leasing legal on that reservation.
] cannot SEQ how the government can
do otherwise than order the reserva-
tion cleared of these white men,
Governor McCook has had several
interviews with the Indian commits
sioner and says there Is manifest in
tention to enforce the laws against the
lngsas
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Lonsview.

LoNGvIEw, July l0.-tSpecial.l j
One OF the most unprovoked and un-
called for murderous assaults was
made on old Silss Sherman, negro
physician, last night, by Jack Thomp-
son. Sherman received two deep
ugly wounds, one in his groin and ono
In his right arm, which may, on &c
count Of his old age, prove very dan
gerour. 1t appears that Sherman,
while making call on a patient In
the southern portion OF the town, was
asked to inform ThOmps0n's wife that
she was in danger from him and to
look out that he had not lett he. on
the night train, as ne had SAID no
would. 1t being late when Sherman
arrived home, he won't over 20 de-
liver the message, and after do
ing so was assaulted rs stated.
Thompson Is the negro who
two years ago, beat his wife until lie
thought she vas dead and then loIt tho
country, but finding that she had re-
covered he returned To again try 20
make her live with him, but all efforts
TO get her to do so failing, 1t WAS un-
derhtood he would kin nsr on sight.
Tho sympathy of the cntiro communi-
ty is with old Sllas, as he IS thought
we'll OF by evorybOsy, both white and
black.
A negro bootblack named Henry
Bslam, while stealing q ride on n
freight train carly this morning, going
west, fell between the cars and was
scattered along Tho track for consid-
erablo distance, no semblance of hu-
mSnity hardly remaining to tell the
horrible tale, except the face, feet and
tattered body aud clothing.
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Ell Pass,

Ell PAso, July l9.-[Special. "A ter
rible accident occurred to the north
bound passenger train, No. l0i, over
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fs
Road, last night, at 1890. An acquia
broke loose and washed away the
track about one mile west Of Alcado-
nes, The train was ditched and Harry
Wilson instantly killed.. Fireman
Atchissn has since died. The express
messenger and several passengers
were dangerously injured.
General Clayton, of Alabama, e
prominent candidate for Governor OF
that State, is in the city.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Ell PAso, July l9.-The east bound
Santa Fe passenger train, which left
here yesterday morning was
wrecked near Wallace by striking
8 culvert, which had beon
washed out by rain storm.
Engineer Wilson, two firomen and an
extra fireman were killed. Ono pRa
senger, name unknown, had q leg
broken. The passengers were trans
torrod to-day.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
At Norwood, Mas.

BosToN, July l0.-A destructive fire
occurred at the New York & New Eng
land Railroad Company's car shops in
Norwood this afternoon. The fro
originated In the engine room, aud de-
stroyed the main building, which was
OF brick, 350x75 feet, and used as the pas
songer and freight car repair shops,
and for turning out oil the wood work
used In their construction. The
flames also communicated to the brick
building 2OOx60 feet, used by th
blacksmith shop. The foun-
dry buildlng,, 2OOx6Q feet, aslo
was destroyed. A long wooden
structure, used for the tin shop, was
partially consumed. A great deal of
valuable machinery was destroyed.
In all about one-half of tho company's
extensive works were ruined, but only
a worry little rolling stock wRslniured.
The total loss Ia estimated az 100000;
probably fully insured.
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Shooting into a Orowd

RALEGaH, N. O., July IA special
to tho Nows and Observer from
Manly, North Carolina, says: To-
might julius Lux, while intoxicated
drew q pistol In the midst Of crowd
snd began firing aud killed Samuel
SPAR, white man, and severely
wounded threO negroes, before he
could be captured, Lux and others
imp ioated are In tho guard house.
The excitement rms high and lynch
ing Is expected.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20
THE TEXAS TELEGRANS.
AelLENE's HOPEFUL OUTLOOK.
Assault at LonsSiew-A
Bestrial Father at Stephensville.
Bad Railroad Wreck Near
ElPaso-Other Dots
Abilene

Abilene.
ABILENE, July ls,-[Special. l-City
property at this place has taken q sud
den rise, and it is noticeable that many
transfers have taken place in the last
week. Much oapitsl, which has
hitherto been dormant, is now placed
in Taylor County and Abilene proper
ty. The reason for such action is that
Abilene will have another railroad be-
yond a reasonable doubt. 1t is now
regarded here as almost settled fact
since the amendment OF the charter OF
the Gulf, Colorado IL Santa Fe Rail.
road, calling for Taylor or Mitchell
County, that Abilene will receive the
prize. 1t was asserted last week,
through business circles, that In oaHe
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Road
failed to come to Abilene, the Texas &
Pacific will run tap road from here to
San Angelo. This will open up one
OF the finest sections OF country
in West Texas and he a decided inn
provement on the poor stage accom-
modetious wo now have. To reach
San Angelo from this point it takes q
continuous journey Of 20 hours on the
stage.
+. p. GroIscup says he Will wash
the people away with water from his
now water-works by next fall, or early
winter at the latest.
Quite a scare has been created over
the discovery Of what is supposed to
be valuable mines at Buffalo Gap, II
miles below he Q. a welI-knOwn cap
italist from Galveston has already III
vested and will no doubt strike a be-
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Austin.

AUSTIN, July l9.-[Special. THE
capitol commissioners have their re
port ready. and will submit IL to-mor q.
row. The additional cost for erecting
the building of granite is placed at
s657 900, which can be reduced by elm
mating S137, 900 useless ornamentation.
on the dome, Will cost an additional
sSl 900, II the building is erected OF
limestone. The indications are that
no satisfactory agreement will be
reached, as from tho present temper
of the board 1t will be unable to agree
upon anything.
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"Eathern JardIno Hold, tho Fort.

KANSAS CITY, July l9,--Rov. Horny
d. Jardiue, rector OF st, Mary's Episco.
pal Church, ofllolRted at tho service
to-day ss usual. An immenhe audi
enco attended this morning, somo Of
whom apparently had gsne TO create
disturbance, and expressed thoir dis
approval Of tho rector by half sup.
pressed sounds OF derision. Mr.. Jar
dine, referring 10 tho recent omeute,
said he had done no wrong, and pro.
posed TO remain hore. At the evening
service the demonstration was re-
peated, though less emphatic than in
the morning. Several policemen wero
stationed near the church this even
ing, but they were not called upon.
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Government ofnclals On an Inspecting


NEWPORT, II. l., July i0.-rhe
United States steamer Dispatch, hav-
ing on board Secretaries Whitney aud
Endicott, Generals Benot, Newton and
Abbott and Captains Il. s. Smith and
Edward Mageudor, United States Of
America, aud Mr., Joseph Morgan, OF
Pennsylvania, members OF the board
10 inspect fortifloations; Mrs.
whitney, Mrs. Endicott AMI a
few others, arrived hero carly
ihls morning, All except the secreta-
isries aud lheir wives are at tho 0lean
House, and these remain on board the
vessel. Official calls were made
from Fort Adams, tho tor
podo station, and the United
States ship New Hampshire.
The board will tomorrow inspeot the
torpedo station and then will 80 up TO
Horristc0's yards at Bristol. On
Tuesday Fort Adams viii be inspected
ana later on Dutch Island and Fort
Clark.
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find the body OF man lodged against

find the body of man lodged against
the banks. The body was badly de-
composed. The hands and feet were tied
together and 1t bore other marks Of VIC.
lonce, There were no papers by which
he could be identified and no valua-
bles on his person. He appeared to be
an elderly mSn, tall, with dark hair
and besrd, with considerable gray.
Some OF hts clothes and O lock OF his
hair have been left in this city by
which TO identify him, II possible.
The sheriffot this county received q
telegram from Sherman, Texas,
signed Darlington, asking him II Par
son Lilly and Mrs. Darlington, princi-
pals to the late sc andGl, had been ar
rested; il not, to arrest them. But the
telegram came too late, as they had
fled
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TIE nUsINEss BUDGET
A Bank Failure.

NASHVILLE, July ls.-A special to
tho American from Cartersville says:
The private banking house of ]. j.
Howard & Son suspended to-day and
assigned TO Il. A. CLAYTON. The as
sets are estimated at $4,000. Llabil.
itios, $4,000. The creditors have been
called to meet on the Goth instant. II
Ia thoaght they will be paid in full,
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New Brighton. New York

New BRIaHroN, l.. l., July lo.-J.
b. King & Co.'S plaster works at this
place, were totally destroyed by fire
this afternoon. The fire, Il ~ said,
will greatly advance the price OF
all plaster Of parls on tho Atlantic
coast. The fro started In q detective
boiler or furnance flue. The loss will
be about 100000. The insurance is
less than $4,000.
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McKlnnev.

McKrNNRY, July i0.-- Special -
Wheat ia yieldiug 25 bushels per aero
and comparatively uninjured by raini
oats, 30 to 100, and grain is sound, but
discolored. Gardens are fine and fruit
good. The abundance OF the latter
has developed a propensity to marry
among tho boys, and wetchiul parents
have spoiled IVA attempted clopo-
uontg,
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GAINESVILLE, July TO- .spgeial.l-
Nows mas been received Of another
mysterious murder in tho Indian Ter
ritory. Friday morning sono parties
went to tho river, q iow miles from
Thackersvlllo, and wero horrlned to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-20

1000 yards Rubbing at sc n yard.
yards White Dress Lace, einches wide,
for gbc.
for 100.
Cream silk Spanish Lace, = inches wide,
9bc yard,
Oriental Laces Mt oil prices.
Dotted Yelling at 1Oc " Veil.
1900 yards Black and Coiorod satins at
AOc.
5000 yards Lawn nt 1-32c.
800 pieces Ladies' Underwear ut tho cost
of the material.
1000 Ladios' Collars ut &c each.
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800 pair Colorod Lioie Thread Gloves at
25c.
600 Corseis ut SOC; regular price, s5c,
81.
30 Satin PRrasols with SILK Lace ut 1886
1900 yards Embroidery at half OF Tor
mer price
1000 yards Nuns' veilng nj 15c.
800 yards Nuns Yelling, extra Width AZ
32c,
Palmetto Fans for 1Oc.
2JnpAncso Fans for &c.
yards White Dtoss Lace, Il Inch wide,
for 1Oc.
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u - TNNNTIEhNI % .
Ho has not-and blame him for 1t
iu his long business experience made
ny provision for his family, ana they,a
n common with him, have noth,ug..
"Will the business OF MIR. Roach be
continued"
mot at present, This is a uad foa.