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90 saturday night lat, iiunn
and eln entered \
hOtiss ~ lll fepnta, who're was . party
NJ ave men, Including John and james
MoClYmnnd, ~ llnfiie, fnd Jerry
DOwnluR, q Ipekey, who eafo attending
The liat0nls icesi Tho ilrafs remain
oil In 01inpA ~ 9Th thn strangers for
several hOur-, lut v ben tho latter spoke
uf departing thgv we're In Ormed they
acre under arrest. Once out Of the
hOuss Ii MAS intimaled that 500 would
prevent trouble, aud JOHN MoClymOnd
promptly offered the required
sum 20 Wappenstoin, who declined
10 take n, but suggested that II he given
10 lat. friend, Mr.. Jamlson. Mr. jam
ison, who was really George Champhell,
the money ana the McClymonds We're
thon released. The next day tho story
was circulated on the streets and from
newspaper agitation found its way Ia
the police commission, Tho officers
deny any connection with tho affair
whatever, and assert that the MeCly-
monds were yictimized by skilled i'm
posters.
CONVICTED AND DISMISSED.
CINCINNATI, June 0.-At meeting OF
police commissioners Safternor, the
president, produced paper, which he
asked the clerk TO read as their verdict
in the wappenstein and Dunn case. II
was as follows:
ave have FULLY and carefully cousid-
erod the evidence upon the chargos
made against Officers Wappepsteln aud
Damn, and found that on that testimony
they are guilty and they are hereby dis.
missed from the service"
Charles Wappenstein was appointed
by this board few weeks ago, upon It's
creation by an act of the Legislature, 10
tho office OF chief OF detectives. Dunn
was at the same time appointed inspec'
tor Of police.
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pres,dent Clexeland,s sabbath,

WASHINGTON, June 7.-President
Cleveland attended the meeting Of the
delegates to the convention of chsri-
ties and corrections at DIR. Sun
derland's church this evening and
was an attentive listener to
the speeches ON prisoa refOr.n manage
ment, delivered by Secretary Rounds,
of the Prison Association OF New YORK
Captain G. r. Brockway, superin-
tendent of the Elmira, New York,
reformatory; Ex-Governor Anderson,
of Kentucky, and DIR. Byers, of Ohio
The president did not drive out to-day,
but in the afternoon took walk down
the avenue as far as Ninth street, where
he entered one of the open street-cars
and returned to the White House.
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GALVESTON. TEXAS, April !, lSs5.l
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Directors of said Railway Company have
called a meeting OF all the Stockholders OF
said Company, To ne held az It's Office, In the
city OF Galveston, Texas, On the 10Th day OF
June, 1876, Mt u O'Clock noon, for the puI pose
of considering and determining rs 10 the me-
ccsslty 'or constructing improving and oper-
nting its railway by the issuance, sale and
disposal OF Second Mortgage Bonds OF said
Company, OF the denomination of one thou
sand dollars each, 10 an amount not 10 exceed
eight thousand dollars per mile, on the main
track ofsnld Company's Railway, construct.
ed acquired ar To be constructed or acquired
and all branch lines ufsaid railway.
Said Bonds TO be dstvd April |, 1875. and
payable on the ;lrst day of October l0lS, and
bear interest nj tie rate of per cent per an-
mum, payable semi-annual v, on the first
days of October and Of April In each ear, in
the city of New York, and tha payment
hereof 10 be ~ cured b. deed OF trust anC
aortgage upon She franchise 81 The Com.
pany, and the property OF the Company used
In the IurnngVment ana opei ton of It's
road. The said -unds and dcedS Of trust 10
be in lieu of and Il substitute for the second
mortgage bonds and trust deed and mort
gaze which were authorized to be Issued ana
executed by the stockholders nj n meeting
held on the ilr,t das Of August, 1881
WHTFN" = JAWS, Secretary,
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40 ,ss Amit,sa- ihs s,,sa sssssfss
sishf.

We, the linden lanei. ~ Terrell, ~
county, 1eana, have lefsOnsllg hn0i
] !. n Payne for s0me length OF TINE
I expert Utuli I, aud having observed
/ lfnufdinnfy Hurce which has feeu'
| hls facilce IN Ophialmio dis asses, N !
/ pleas a. We voluntarily end 1hesIt
f umiut nd him iO the confidence NJ ~
pie - q Trustworthy md ssillful ~
aud hlE su COS IN many tffiuiI. ~.
Bile CasoF has been really M rVefut
We are OOgnikani % lie net ltni
patients have cove 10 D.. Payne lof
inent who were objects ~ commcDsui
who had been under treatment by
Oi the more distinguished Ocullsls In .
and East Texas without being bons
but by the skill and energy oil D.. J
they were restored 70 sight. These
can be produced al any timf " desired
Ia tie treatment ~ Granular Coz
iiyli,s Pannas, VI ms, Oparilles
orneR, diseases Of the FibrOus Tuni
Piery Y um he i without peer Ar
method of treatment In EXoIhihah.
really novel, without enucleation
operation new aud painless ana guar
success.
We can eonscientlonsly state tina
one WHO'S suffering with diseases Off
will find ir. Payne thoroughly conn
faithful, e'retul and prompt.
We cannot, with at a pearing pan
c l,say more for him than we have sat-
could not, In justice 70 10 the repuiat'
has earned amongst the people her
abroad, saS less;
Y. D.Harrlnglon, VI ID. NJ. III. Nicely, J
u. W. Gray, NJ. ID NJ. T.. Churcl
DR.. A. IA. =. Hardin. Frank Houston
W. IL, Coket, IL 81 j. IL, Hendrick
W. II. Philip, NJ. d. tor @. i CT
VI. h. Pollard, N. ID, Bond 4 Carswei
h. ". Childress. Boydestun a d.
]. o. Terrell, renator merchants.
18th district Snortridge a IL
II. y. Powers, Z l.. Of ton.
Terrell district. II. w. D. dge,
Magee Il son. Bap 81 Chnl
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Office of insurance, statistics and his
tory, Austin, Texas, April II, lSSl,-fo
all whom II may concern: This is TO
certify that the Manhattan Life Insur-
auce company, of New York, New
York, has in all respects fully complied
with this laws OF Texas rs conditions
precedent TO it, dciug business in this
state, and that said company holds Il
9, rtificate OF authority from this Office
emitting IL TO do business in this state
Tor II months from tue lst day of Jsnu-
airy, 1885, TO the 3lst day OF December,
1885.
III. S.l-Given under my hand and
seal, Mt office, in Austin, the day and
date FIRST ABOVE written.
II. p. BEE, missioner.
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When Government Bands are Not to
Play.

When Government Bands are Not to
Play.
WASHINGTON, juno t. Secretary
Whitney, in his official order relative to
the employment of the naval band OF
the United States ship New Hamp-
shire at a Newport theatre,
and practically annulllng their
engagement, finds no special law on the
subject of musicians taking employ ment
outside of that covered by their enlist
ment. The custom permitting 1t finds
universal favor, and the compensation
provided by the government is based
somewhat upon the superstition that
enlisted musicians will supplement their
government pay from private employ
ment. but in these cases there is the
universal rule that the government shall
not enter into competition Nth private
individuals unfairly. This has
become the subject of general
army order to the effect that;
"The secretary of war has discouraged
the employment OF regimental bands for
purposes not connected with their du-
ties in the military service, and holds
that they should not be brought into
competition with local bands" In the
naval service the same rule should pre-
vail, at least to the extent OF preventing
unfair competition between the bands
supported by the government and those
supported by private individuals en-
gagged in the same business.
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i've softlfe 10 the thHl,si ihis mOfniDs
before largo oOnHfeaal lou, rOmpUled
0f the board ~ visitors, The hadet corps,
go ,ilrefs, ,amllls. snd Fnesls non ,,
liev, A. AZ. POsthelwaita. The haoea
laureate sermon was delivered
by the Ray. w, n. Haln6ford
Of 80, George church, New York !
During the service the choir, composed
NJ cadet officers aud lady presidents NJ
the posts, sang the parting hymn, The
congregation Joining. The Rev. Mr,
RAinsford's remarks Ia the graduates
were Impressive, commanding the
closest attention. In ths after
noon tho cottage piazzas were
filled with groups engaged In social con
versatiOn, while numerous parties 70.
sorted IN the shady promenados. The
arrivals to morrow and tho balance OF
tho week arc expected % be large, in-
Guiding the mon,bers of the Veteran Az.
sOciatiOn,
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AnImnartant Suit Filed.

GALVESTON, June 5-An important
suit in equity was filed here to-day in
the United States Circuit Court wherein
plaintiffs claim damages to the amount
of $4,000. The porties to the suit arc
Frank III. Mcmahon, 4. Ii. Mcmahon,
William f. Mcmahon, Angelina F.Davis
Paul N. Spafford, Gardiner Spafford,
James L. Spailord, Clinton Hunter, M:
V. McMahan, John w. Mcmahon, and
others. The complaiuants are children
OF Thompson "A. McMahon, who, up to
the Tune OF his death IN 1872,
was leading banker of Galveston and
the most influential citizen in marine
circles. Conplaiuants recite that their
father was sezing OF valuable CITY
property at . tho time OF MS
death; thai IN 1867 Thompson
II. McMahon, joined by his
wife, executed an instrument in the
form OF a deed purporting to convey TO
Paul Spafford and Paul N. Spafiord GER
tain valuable real estate in the city OF
Galveston. Com plainants allege thet
said instrument was without con-
sideration at the date of it's execution /;
that the deed in question was executed
for other purposes and for future con-
siderations, which never accrued, ana
that from the time OF its execution until
Inc O0ALn OI lnO.I!pSOu IL MCMduou,
the alleged deed was treated dis null.
lily by all parties interested, and was
never placed on record. The
bill alleges that after the
death of the banker at Zines when
most of the plaintiffs to the suit were
minors certain OF the defendants by the
wrongful use of said "instrumenJ" COM
bined with defendants, M. Mcmahon and
Jpo. w. Mcmahon, to defraud complain
ANTS through the medium of suit and a
degree in the United States Circuit
.Cour t,lsubjecting the real estate in ques-
ton to sale Tor the satisfaction OF pre-
tended lien. Complainants pray that
this sale be set aside because OF the al
legged fraud and tor further
relief in the premises. The property
involved in the suit is located
in the business centre Of the city and lie
valued at $4,000. Additional interest
attaches to the suit from the fact OF its
being family quarrel between the
children of one of the most remarkable
and energetic men of the South. He il
was who organized and put in operation
line of steamers between this city and
Liverpool, known as the "Black. Star
Liz e,' and which piled monthly be-
tween the two ports until 1877, when the
line was abandoned for want of proper
patronage.
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Plies are frequently 0reca4od by s
sense OF weight in the back, Ioins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing ohe
patient to suppose ne has some aheo
lion of the kidneys or neighboring Or
gans. At times, symptoms OF indiges-
zion are present, fiatulency, nneasi'
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like Precipitation, producing a very DTS
agreeable itching, after getting warm
is common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Pilos yield at once
70 the application Of DR.. Bos anko's Pie
Kennedy, which acts directly npon the
parts affected, absorbing the Tumorsst
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing a permanent cure. Price, 90 cents
Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.
Piqus, Ohio. Sold by all druggists
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At Danbury Connecticut.

DANBuRy, Connecticut June The
extensive hatsfactory of Beekerle Il Co.,
was burned Saturday afternoon. a gas
machine exploded and in five minutes
tho thrae-story structure, covering
nearly an scre, WAS n mass or flames.
There were $50 employees Nc work In the
building nj the time. All escaped +;
many by jumping from tho windows.
A number were badly injured, among
them uelng Mr.. Beekerle, the proprie-
tor. Tho flames spread and destro ynd
eight dwellings owned by the firm. The
loss Is about $4,000; insurance S0J.OOD.
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A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, of Newton, la:'
says: "My wife has been seriously al,
ears. and this surfing more severely
than ever before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being urged
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery, DID SO,
with most gratifying results; me frst
bottle relieved her very much, ana tse
second bottle has absolutely cured ne 1c
she has not had so good health for ~
years" Trial Bottles Free at w. ID,
Howell 81 Bros drug store. Large size
90. s----
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The New Orleans sub-Tressury "short-
age"


NEW York. June Ga special TO the
Sun from New Orleans says: The in
vestigation made hy tho government OF
the defalcation in the United States sub
treasury in this city WAS so secretly con-
Quoted that even the local press had no
Idea of what was going on. The accounts
were examined ON May % and found
correct. On Saturday another investi-
CATION WAS made by Mr.. Sample, one OF
the examining committee, which dis
closed shortage In the accounts
of j. ii. Auidemorte, the redemp-
ton clerk. Saturday was Decoration
day and sort OF q half holiday. On
Monday morning AHfdemOrte faileti to
appear Mt the office. The case was put
la the hands OF detectives and tho de-
partment at Washington notified.
Everything now shows Aufdemorte
managed his flight very sklllGully., IL
is supposed by the officers that he lett
here i"r Mexico on Saturdays train aud
consequently landed in Mexico onISun-
morning the fact OF the defalca-
zion became assured, Auidemorta was
ia the interior of Mexico. When
che defalcation first became known II
was estimated by sub-Freasurer Her
wig at $4,000, 1t has already 9hown 10
be over $6O, 900 and may 90 much larger.
II would not no possible to determine
the exact amount Of loss until all the
funds in tie vault have been counted.
II is feared AufdC morte has extracted
much money therei.om. Among A1I-
dem Jrte's papers We're several forged
certificates Oi deposit on local
banks, which he had used 10
make good his accounts. II
seems AuldemOrto would have
absconded with much larger sum had
not one Of The banks in the city refused
To cash check OF $4,000, which he pre-.
sented on Friday last. Mr.. Herwig said
he would have led to the discovery OF
Auidemorte's deialcatior If tn. bouk
had reported the circumstance, and he
could have been prevented from leaving
tha ciLy
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All Of one Mind. ,....
DIR. r. WILSON CARR, Of Baltimore,
saws ho has used ROSADALiS in cases
OF Scrofula and other diseases with
much satisfaction.
DIR. II. G. PUGH, of Baltimore,
recommends ROSADAL1S TO all per-
sons suffering with diseased blood, say
ing it is superior to any preparation he
has ever used.
REV. DABNEY BALL, of the Balti-
more M. e. Conference South, says ne
has been so much benefited by tne use
of ROSADALIS that he cheerfully
recommends it to all his friends and ac'
Quaintances.
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President znidivar's Property Attached.

President laliivar's Property Attached
NEW York, June IAN attachment
has been granted la the supreme conrt,
on tho application of the Honclsa Man
uiNcturlng Company, against thu prop
erty OF Elk Pro- ident Racial Xlidiyar,
Of the Republic OF san Salvador, Csn'ral
America, from which place IL Is alleged
no has ilod, and II W intends 10 cou,inus
his flight To Europe. It's claimed the
company sold him roofing material
which he nov0r paid.
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How to Control the Renegade Redskins.

WASHINGTON, June flames X. Met
oalfe, OF Silver City, New Mexico, who
has had much experience in the man
sgement OF Indians, has written letter
TO Secretary Lamar suggesting u solu-
ton OF the difficulties now existing at
tho San Carlos Indian reservation. Ths
plan Ia rs follows; Send all the soldiers
TO tho reservation; lot them take charge
Of every woman ana child on the reser-
walton; then say 10 tho bucks, "You
must bring those hostile Indians, dead
or alive, or your wives and children will
be taken 10 a far of land whore you will
never sec them again" Take my word
Tor 1t, In less than two months the
trouble will end. Require them TO bring
live Indian or his head. Send few
Mexicans along TO soc that they do not
bring la Mexican heads. They arc no
fools in cunning. Whom the hostile
bucks are brought In try and execute
every one who was on the war. path, and
and do II in the presence of ali the In
dians.
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Never Give Up.

Ifyou are suffering with low and Q,
pressed spirits, loss of Appetite. ge' srei
debility, disordered blood, weak c.Insti-
tuition, headache, or any disease OF Dill
Gus nature, by all means procure bot
tie of Electric Bitters. You will be sur.
prised to see the rapid improvement,
with new life; strength and activity will
return pain and misery will cease, and
henceforth you will rejoice in the praise
| Of Electric bitters. Sold at fifty cents .
bottle BY w. II. Howell q Bro.
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Bad Charges Against Cincinnati Police

: CINCINNATI, June 6.-The recent ap.
pointed board Of. police commissioners
this evening finished their Investigation
Of the conduct of Inspector of Police
James Dunn and Chief of Detective
Charles Wappensteiu, against whom
newspaper charges of blackmail have
been made. The commissioners an
nounced that their decision was reserv-
ed until tomorrow afternoon and. that
meantime both officers were sus.
pended The testimony before the
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Victims OF youthful indiscretions,
suffering from nervous debility, lack OF
self-confidence, impaired memory, and
kindred symptoms, should send 10 cents
In stamps for large illustrated treatise,
giving means OF certain cure, with nu-
merous testimonials. Address, Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, 663
Main street, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Graduating specialties at West Point.

Orauuhting Sptciaieioso ~ "os'A
WEST POINT, June This has been
quiet Sunday here. The fine weather
attracted but few excursionists from
along the river. There was an impress-
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOL
For any case OF the following diseases
the medical faculty have pronounce
durable that
Or. Richau's Golden Rene

VIII not radically cure. DT. r.,
Golden Balsam No. | Will cure Syphil
primary and secondary stages, such
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sor'
skin eruptions, soreness Of the scalp o.
stages of the disease, Graduating disco
mercury thoroughly. Price s. per bol
two bottles for 50. DR.. ItIcnau's Colder
sam No. will cure the third stages
tiary Syphilis, where syphilitic and H.
rial rheumatism are connected with tn
mary and secondary. j have bundI
certificates where miraculous cures hav.
effected by these remedies. Patients e.
drink what they like, and require noor
applications. Hundreds suffer from
lite and mercurial rheumatism who a.
aware OF IL, and defy such To obtain
cal cure without the use of this rnedicii
| beneficial effects are felt at once. II hg.
ed men from hospital beds in one weef
have lain there for years under the bes
titioners n the city, and Is the onlyr
curefOr he worst disease knoWn-Syi
Price IS per bottle, or two bottles for
saves yoirself-it saves your offspring
the faint of this scourge.
Dr. Richau's Golden Antidote, a safe,s
pleasant and radical cure for gonoI
gleet, irritation, gravel and all urinai
rangements, accompanied with full
tions. Warranted 10 cure. Prize 81 ne
tie,
Dr. Ricnau's Golden Elixer dc Am,
radical cure for Spermatorrhoea, gener
bility in old or young, giving vitalitya,
parting energy with wonderful effect T.
who have led a life of sensualiiy or self
IT is invaluable TO those who are ankle
an increase of fanny. Nothing more
i'll lis effects. II is composed OF the
powerful ingredients in the vegetable
dom. Harmless but speedy In res
health. Price s. per bottle, or two bott
80. Trade supplied al a liberal discoun
On receipt OF price, by mail or e,
these remedies will be shipped TO any
the United States and Canadas, free fro
servation. Prompt attention paid 10 .
pondeuce-strictlY confidential.
uarlor for ladies'. The doctor can be CO
ed AT his office from . a. IN. to 9 p. IN.
Address DR.. ID. 3. RICHARDS, No. .
rick street. New York citv. N Y
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p. p. z. The great chicken cholera
cure is sold at 25 cents per package by
George e. Atkins Dallas. Save your
chickens.
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Mailed Tor Retail Price.
OLIVER ntTsnN A. IN p.a,a.
Gulf, coLoRADo& SANTA FE RAIL

&, ii. DlTSOi, 4 CO., S6T Broadway, N. Y
=. W. DlTSON a co. l22S Chestnut ST.. Pbiip
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NORWAY MUSIC ALBUM, with IT. wler
northern music, vocal and Instrumental, l
quito NJ homo by the sounding waves % th
sea, Price, sac.
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fllnl Classics by Tho Best COMPOSERS
The Poui.IIand Treasure i e :

- w" h""' ''N"'H' CORRECTION Nf ran
Duets, aud Il Just the hook Ia aiiOui pleasure
"a any two musical friends who hlppen 10
30 together. Music IL not dlfienlt.
HOnfds, 500 Cloth.
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wild LANDS For Sale
BY j. II. MARTIN.


Fellow ,,' vi ll be found tho survey Pnnbers an,
bands for sale some Of thc tracts would max
,eale while 4o',,ly gygy tract contains some eoo
ihimlng luhd. Read tho list. and IT Nuu desire q
anhi., and sou can surely hud o location tn suit.
, ID. ,.,
l-L w, MWhi grluteci $50 acres, south OF Chcru
/ kegcmok
/ H ID Alhfrcli ELtntce no acres, snuth O
/ Ns,,i"h'g ,irtN'
co. a hrnnor grantee, $50 acres in tho south
western s', IN. p1 ,,, Of t,ecoanil en-
h,ad Of. Of C 4, ,l So. creek .e,o
hcad Of t4e HoIth prong Of Righlaga eieok-
I San saba river
o. Fisher * Miller giatocs' dio acros on VII
a@. . Iollc grantee, 80 aesca north Of VII
m,4ri crock
Inc ID. Anderson survey of12Q aerol north OF
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,.,d o~I apil a
Tie hn'''nn " E',,''' 49,. so- M
hundred 'eo''S ~ ,,t ''o', ,i.,,, NJ, Gid.
around 'hey 10 "''''.' '',' e.,,,do, /
thvai'e' 1n'y -'"'''" "" no a.not
and were 10 nave '''V" ,,'i. ,ore.
Oh monday az noon, 'Io,' ,.o ear
iutn Tor a. GROVE VI ''s 80. -oa ,,,,co. M
olds ana o'''e'' pa, "'s e -,',,.. 5..,iyer,N
mugs go "o"' O-'
at The depot ,,.
Tnesdny at noon an" ~ 0'e ~, m',..
lions of rain Most peol'' '''G '",.'
wheat sowed, anh " sooH '"'' 'N W
needed
The kayFend"'' boys 'a,' e"r
tractcd their fat ea',le 10 "'I ,'. 1.,
rof l.lono, to be o'.''e', ,, " a,.., VA,
middle OF 'h's i"'ur'' J" es s"..i,,c.
quite so mnch as '''''''' 0''
at the Tanch' .ai.,
The morse men INV WV" r,...
4 colts during 'hh Pn7' a..
. might nave "'"'''" ""' - .,,,.
summer i'r lhN, "'"''''
= no WORMS 10 oo'he' S.''" '''''
u freaeh'ng AT '"' "''' $3.50 INV.
(. three times last Wee"' Wy '"'',
! ent preachers MI ~ '''''' W '.'.
e Cherokee vi" 're''" '''' % 80 ''