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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24

NEW ORLEANS. May -. 1sSs.
Messr>. AuchinclOss Brothers Agents for McSsrs. j
T. Goats, New York:
GENTLEMEN: In making our official report
as jurors on group >, class 50i. of the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition
New Orleans. lSSi-1sSj. we deeply regretted
tho fact that We're debarred from express
ing our opinion ON the splendid display Of
j. q p. Coats best six cord spool cotton, a.
also on the merits of the same. As Mcssrs
}. q +. Coats thread was not entered for com
petition. but for exhibition only, we had Ia
abide by our instructions and ignore tliei,
exhibit. and those of other makers for the
same reasons We can not. however. in JUS
tice To MeSSr> j. Il p Goats. refrain from ex-
pressing our admiration of the magnificent
exhibit made by them. II was acknowledged
on all sides to be the handsomest display Of
white. black and colored thread ever made
and we again express our regret that We were
prevented by their entry. ''fcr exhibition
only. from noticing officially their thread
We are. gentlemen. yours very respectfully,
ISisncd.l LEoPo,D IoEB,
SRLiN BARNETT.
II Rrrtr
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DEPAUW.
O,~aing OF the commencement season an
Greencastie.

eRyHNcAsrLR, June 20-A large audience
greeted the graduating class OF the prepare
tory school of DePauw University last even
ing. The programme was excellent, each
participant performing their part with honor
to themselves and credit to the university
Music by an orchestra composedsof mem
bers of the Mozart Club interSpersed
the exercises. Thirty-two composed
the graduating class, from which
eight were selected TO present representations
OF their work The following. are the
names of the graduates who participated in
the exercises: J. c. Starr, of Boston. pre-
sented q fine Grafton on ''The Rise of the
SOUTH j. +. Iongden, of GreeRcastle had
, for his subject "A Prosecuted People" aud
gave vivid portrayal of the condition of
the Jews, past and present; Miss Myrtle
Allen. Of Greencastle, had for her sub
iect Our Estimate and presented il with
serious yet graceful mein; @ j. Kern,
of Gays, ILL.,, presented q very interesting
address upon Ireland, her history. sufferings.
hopes and fears. embodied in the-ttle OF The
Victor and the Victim
Miss Minnie Haskell, of Greercastle. has a
beautiful voice, and in an eaSE- graceful and
logical manner told us .igssS Some Men
Achieve Greatness"
Will III. Axtel of Upton. i an easy speak
er, his articulation and gestures evincing cul-
ture and study. His subject wss, THE Power
of True Aspiration"
Fred l.. Pochin, OF Spencer, gave AN Grafton
upon ''AIormonism, eyineing careful study
and thought
r. +. Keller. of Greenca~tie. might be said
to have had the most scholarly effort i'm the
presentation OF the Emancipation of Sci
ence"
The SO prize offered by the Greencastle w.
c. T. u. for the best essay on the Present
Aspect of the Temperance Cause in Amer
lea by the graduating class of the Prepare
tory School. was molly won by w W. Reeves,
of Greencastle. The subject was ably treated
and finely presented.
Aran l. Doty son the $50 prize of prepare
tory scholarship, Miss Minnie Haskell taking
second honoFS. and o. J. Kern. of Gays, ILL.,,
the third
l.. Davis took the l.. :. Cumback Latin
prize
Twenty-Five besides tho>eswhose names are
on the programme have pursued the course
and will be freshmen next year, but having
conditions their names do not appear.
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senator >abin Dangerously Ill.

STILI.wATEE. Mimi, June 20.-It j. greatly feared
by his friends and relatives that senator Sabin i
struggling with his fatal illness. For nearly
week the Senator has been indisposed, but con
tinued 60 attend to his daily until last Mon
day afternoon, when ne yielded and took to his
bed. \ physician was summoned. who. after
careful diagnosis. warned the family that Mr.. Sa-
bin was very dangerously i'll. prOnOuncing the all
ment Inflammation OF the bowels At the request
81 the family the Wspapers RETAINED from pub
fishing the faets until II became certain that con
cealment useless. last "Wednesday il was dis
covered by the attending physicians that two alb
sccsscs We're forming ia the right side. and thai
they pronounced the disease lyDhititiS. q com
plant frOm which his recovery i very uncertain.
Ever since his prOstratiGn the senator has laid
upon his back in sleepess agony Of pain. unable
to take anything but small amount OF liquid
nOurishmcnt. and he has wasted away until he
n mere skeleton. Each day has found his
condition still more alarming and the physicians
yesterday, in order 10 prepare her for the worst
informed Mr.. Sahin that they feared there was
iittle or chance for his recovery.
u j. learned that the first sdyices concerning the
condition Of senator Sabin were exaggerated. and
that while he is seriously sick. il j. not thought
that he i i'm great danger at first reported.
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aSoFe All the creeks and ssssll streams were
flooded. and considerable country seems t0have
been inundated. kchiand Greek which runs
through Belleviae. oyeritcwe-i is banks ard car
ried away fVO or ghree bridges. several houses
standing near The bankSOi the creek Hi.Fe hooded.
and al loose property was swept away The nal
mill. the Harrison machine shops ana = iarsr
pump factory urrcunded by water aud
Seriously damaged some accounts say 90 the ex-
tent az several thousand dollars. A small wash-
i reported the Ohio and Mississippi at
cXNiilc and another OF greater magnitude east
II there There We're aisO waSh0uis on The Van
daiia inc. hut trains were brought into the city
over the Indianapolis and - Louis road II i
also reported that considerable damage hls been
done 10 the /. and " track. Reports from thu
flooded district are not yer, specific.
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Recently in Brooklyn, at one of the large
public schools, one Of the scholars met with
a serious accident. An eminent physician
and surgeon was called in. He asked imme-
eiately what had been done. II have bound
up the wound and saturated il with Ponds
Extract" said the principal. an excellent and
intelligent lady. "Very well, said the doc
tor; ''the boy is doing nicely / could have
prescribed nothing better Ponds Extract
for over two generations has been the great
specific for Wounds, Sprains, Bruises. Burns
and all kinds of Infamrnations and Hem
orrhages Genuine in bottles only.
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II soOtht> the pain. IL reduce, the swell
ing. 1t limberS the Stiffened tendons and
muscles All this Athlophoros does in any
case Of rheumatism car Neuralgia. But il does
more and better things IL goes to the root
OF these diseases in the blood. and don't stop
till healthy circulation is restored. {. ;.
Starr 2S State street, New London. Conn.
writes: "A friend who had suffered for years
with rheumatism, who had had the best ply
sioians in the State, and hospital treatment
besides, without relief. found instant and
wonderful relief from AthlOphoroS.'
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Killed Nv Police Officers.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 2l.-At an early
hour this morning II. e. Schrieber an en-
ploye OF the Nashville PlOw Factory, was
found dead on one of the principal streets of
the city. Eight or ten pistol shots attracted
a crowd to the spot, and to the fact that a
murder had been committed At the Cor
Oner's inquest to-day a verdict was returned
that the deceased came to his death for I'M
justifiable reasons at the hands of police Off
GERS. Alexander Bolton and Frank Mccain
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The Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centen-
NAL Exposition.
NEW ORLEANS, May IS 1885,.
Messrs. Auchincloss Brothers. representing J. 4 p
COats:
GENTLEMEN: Your communication OF April
81, inclosing forty shares of stock in the
Worlds Industrial and Cotton Centennial
Exposition. as donation. il received, and
am directed by the Board OF Management TO
express their thanks for your enterprise and
Hberality, and their appreciation OF the inter
est you have manifested in this and other
ways in the Exposition to which you have by
your splendid exhibit contributed 80 largely
| have the honor to be, very truly yours.
[Signed ;. Fl. Buck. Dir. General.
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Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should always
be used when children are cutting teeth. Ii re-
heyes the little sufferer at once Ii produces
natural, quiet sleep. by relieving the child from
pain. and the little cherub awakes bright as a
button" II is very pleasant to taste. Ii soOthes
the child, softens the gums allsys all pain, re-
lcves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best
known remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-06-24

NINcENNrs. Ind, June 2t.--The terrible
murder and suicide which occurred near
Oakland ity. Gibson County, on the morn
ing Of the 5th is creating considerable bad
feeling. Two Iosmen. John Butcher and
Sherman Minis. between whom an old feud
existed. and hand to hand conflict on the
highway on the morning in question.
Butcher OVercame his adversary and stabbed
MINIS to the heart. Butcher then fled for
safety He went home. and heard the oil
GERS were after him and i'm running across "a
conficld Spied ahead of him some men al
work He took them To be officers Of the
law after him for his crime. He thought
they had surrounded him, and determined
to die rather than I've arrested. He turned
bis pistol To his own brain. pulled the
trigger. and fell dead i'm the rows of the
newly plowcd corn. lie was picked up
and taken home Thus ended the first
chapter OF a horrible tragedy. This is
not all. however. a correspondent writing
from Oakland City says that some ri Butch
er's friends cherish much feeling in the mat
ter. They claim that lac did not commit
suicide, hut was killed by one of the officers,
who was afraid OF the responsibility OF the
act. and left Butcher in the cornfieid TO be
found by Others. \ few days ago one OF the
men who participated in the chase after
Butcher found note in his yard warning
him to beware; that some OF Butchers
iiitiiuS nav ~ 'tiiiNc tittthsciNc hito " li'p
to avenge his death. which they had decided
was caused by pistol shot from one of his
pursuerS The note stated that two officer,
OF Oakland were spotted. and il they didn't
leave the country in ten days would be
killed on the first opportunity, no matter
how long before the opportunity occurred
The note stated that the writer thereof was a
friend and warned the one addressed 10 be
his guard The officers spoken OF feel
that the affair i a most serious one that per-
soral harm is meant them. but they do not
feel justified in paving any attention 10 the
threats. and will no doubt remain at home
like brave men
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chllls and Fe.er-,ralarla.

"The undersigned has no hesitation in
asserting that the jud;cions use OF Simmons
Liver Regulator as preventive and tonic
to the system, will secure immunity from the
weakening and dangerous effects of malaria,
and will effect a cure of chills and fever and
sill malarial disorders. III. II. JONES.
Ed. Macon (Ga.) Telegraph. "
Beware OF limitations gotten up on the pop
uisrity OF Simmons Liver Regulator.
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STOCKHOLDERS ELECTION.

he triennel election of the stockholders oi
But University. for the election OF Directors.
Will be held in The office OF the University irv
ir2cn. Ind. June ~. lSSi as O'Clock p. m, 0i
sand day. Each stakeholder is entitled TO one vote
for each share Of stock owned by him or her
such vote may lee cast ny proxy. if il j. not
venient 10 east il otherwise. 1t is desirable that
all the stock should he represented
Il. n. BLOUNT. Pres. Il. L.
IrNingtpn. Ind. MAY q. 1857.
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81. Louis cathoIIc watehman.


OF the writers who are straining the super
latives in laudation of Victor Hugo. not one
in ten ever read page Of his writings in the
original French. They buzz around his bier
and work their wings i'm noisy woe, as it were
to protect his fame from profanation Be
cause they gloat over him in his dccomposi-
ton they would have the world believe they
we're drawn to him by his composition. The
dead Hugo generates a million magg6ss.
which in the course of time become inlidel
newspaper hes
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Isrriae Rain and supposed water spout

ST Iorr. June 20--Information comes from
Beleyifle and other points in Illinois, withina
distance OF twenty miles from here that the heavy
rains Of last night. supplemented by what is be-
lieyed to have been a water spout, which burst at
or near 0,Fallon. on the Ohio end Mississippi
r. Iroad. have wrought grest destructiou to
property and crops within the section mentioned
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Wy ANTED-Past.fS wishing 10 start NEW PA
w PIERS shouidGddress PTTTsBCRGH NSswsPAP1z
UNION. % and % Federal street Pittsburgh. fa.
for LOW PRICES on papers printed complete or an
plicstion. .
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UcoR sAI.E-MatthesTs' Patent Renewable Nom
Il orandun Book send for sample copy and
price list. Samples sent postpaid % any address
on receipt OF 50 cents for No l. or 40 cents for NO.
2 Address SENTINEL COMPANY, indianapolis
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Weekly Bank Statement.
Exposition Notes.
]. q z. CoArs.

The banks hold 81 no. 800 in excess Of legal
requirements.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-28

rseney today for sxsntastsoa On g
eeAfEe Of grand lsrcssy ureferrsd hv
naries T. Dexter, . sporting ruan.
DextsF testified that few DAYS aeo a.
engaged 10 game ef Boxer with she
accused and bad vou about ass. Rob
Insoo asked Dexter how be stood ara
requested 20 Be alIosed 70 eoQnt his
slnninEs- Dexter pazsed over the
&no0st Tor Robinson 20 count vheu tie
sakter poekessd Il and walked awsy With
II Robinson uas held in 1900 baiI.
fairly. F-' ~ -
what was Decided Upaa.
San FRAScEsco. Aug. 2T.-As the con-
ference held this afternoon at the Pal
ace noeel BY the Cslifornia Con9rss
slonAl deiegstion. Federal Judges ana
oshers. no reporters were allowed 20 be
present IL has, however, trznspireS
Wax Tue conference agreed upon three
points, which II is pr posed 10 put in ,ht |
Iofn OF amendments 20 the present Chi |
nese restriction act. The irst vas rela-
i've 70 TIE eisnss governing the admis- |
non OF CnIoese laborers vhe left tie
Oniteo STATES between the making of |
we treaty, November IL, 1880. ana the |
passage OF the act in March, 1881. Ir |
u proposed % amend the act so as to |
completely shut all ssch out after some
oats IN 1856. to be determined on later. |
Toe second point vas regarding the Ia
eeas eorpHs Eases. No appeals should be I
granted by judges except when points /
of laS were involved The third was
that return Chinese certificates shall De /
accompanied by photographs of the /
persons 10 whom issued. A new bill
embracing these amendments will, IL is /
stated, be presented to the next Con-
gress-
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w. ]. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
l. ing from life, still lifo. sketching from
nature. repousss. etched, electrOtypea
metal work. mural decoration. modelling
In clay and gutta percha. lenc ustA tapes
tools. luster ceiora. tapestry. dyes and
canvas furnished 70 pupils. China fred
for amAteurs. my9
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WANTED.

HOMEWORK by TIE DAY OR
II week- Address .ArA W.. this
okEseA anls
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Card to the Public.

HAVING SOLD NY DRUG STORE
4 Co. ] have determined 10 give my
whole attention in future 70 tbs practice
Of my profession medicine and SURGERY.
Vita this object In view have taken the
once formerly occupied By Dr.. Berthier.
In Whites block. corner frons and Co
iumhlA streets ientr&nce On Columhial
% ton Of the professional business -
nay merits entitie me %.
once opoM might and day. Teiephons
No 81 L. g. WHTT9ORD. NJ b.
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OhIAxE, Cal, Au2. a1.-L&t evening
Geo. o, Cobb, formerly hotel kesver
Al Newville, Cslnsa Connty. vas kih4d
hv Hiram Green. his next dosr neigh
nor. COBB had been dFlakins and vas
ahusino his wife when Green protested
RET. ard told Cobb he should nos hnst
her. Cobb said; AZ I'll Sc about q. ' aed
eot his ride. saying be woald shoot
Green. Green then entered his own
hoose, picked up bis rife, and aiming
al Cobb told him 10 drop bis gun. CSee
gsa out OF sight. bnt SHOT Through q
VAL missing 0resa's head By six inehes.
Green thea hred through TIE wall 90
Cooo. killing him Coeb's wtte is 9
aanQnter OF b N. Sorihnes. Newyiale
merchant, and hss Suffered moch from
her husband in ais dranken Cts Green
49, - an Axnetiaue rarufRfl0n.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Medals for shooters,


SAN FRANoIsoo, Aug. T.--Maior Gen
eral Pope presented the various medals
today az she Preside, according to pre-
scribed regulations. 10 those marksmen
Of the Division of the Pacific, who BY
recent competitive tests became mem
bers for this year Of the Division of the
Pacific Rife Team. There was target
shooting for two days. and some time
was devoted 10 skirmish firing. This
latter practice Was the test, and many
experts at the target we're discounted
by This was especially noticeable in
the Arizona men. The successful con-
sessaRts were AZ follows, with their az
gre9ats score:
Department Of California-Corporai
Henry Hopkins. Company II. First Ar
tillery, COL; Corporal Thos. Casey, Com
pany |, Eighth Infantry, 565; Sergeant
Won. Willie. Company L, Eighth In
fantry, SIS; Sergeant Geo. W. Yearsley,
Company A, First Artillery, 5lS; Ser
Reant Owen Davis, Company A, Second
Cavalry, 544; Sergeant Joseph Meyer,
Company X, Eighth Infantry. 5li; Cor
poral Harry O9ilvie, Company I. Eighth
Infantry, 5t4.
Department of the Columbia-Cor.
poral Frank Gray, Company Z. Second
Infantry, SCI; First Sergeant w. A,
Hubbard, Company @, Fourteenth In
fantry, $50; Private Eugene Matches,
Company g. Foarteenth Infantry, 52l
Corporal E. W. Bouton, Company +,
Second IAfantry, sci.
Department of Acknowledgement
Major Geo. Seymour, Fourth Cavalry,
SIS.
CorpoFais Hopkins and Casey carried
OF the donors. Hopkins received -four
medals--the Division gold medal, The
Department silver medal. and the silver
skirmish medals. Casey received the
Department gold medal, Dfvssion geld
medal, Division Commanders Depart
ment silver medal, and Division Com
manders' Division silver medal. Ser
geans - aud Corporal Gray also Fecsiv.
ed Division gold medals Of the second
class, and eight silver medals, were
awarded among the others.
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wAsHrSoxoS, Aue. T.--lnfoFmAtion
has reached here thai the German Gov
efnment recsnsls sent 10 Soath America
q commercial commission With the same
object in view that was soaGht By the
Unised States commission, wha have
recently returned from thai eoatinent-.
me German comnaisSian ~ eomDoasd
Of Frederick Won Hohealow and Herr
Won Seholer. and they propose % vtsit
all the countries Of Central and south
America
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CnAnIEsroN. B. O., Aug. T.--The
dAmsRe 70 the uhaves will probably
reach bali million dollars, but q large
gang Of hands are at work and In few
days sufficient recommendation for all
possible businees will DO provided.
There 10 even NOS no interruption, or
any additisnai expense to shippers.
Heavy rain yesterday afternoon aggra-
rated the annoyance 10 persons whose
r0ofs wsre blown off, but will net in
crease materially the general loss. The
istal loas Of tho Phosphate Companies
In and arouad the oity IL new estimated
q $4,000. Reports from Georgetown
say theirice 10 not seriously injured.
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Recovered neeiy.

SAx RArAK1, Aug. IA telephone
message has been received from Olena
stating that the body Of young man
fuIly dressed, except hat aud she g vas
picked no on Point Reyes beach one
mile above roint Rsycs lighthouse. Tue
body is supposed 70 be one OF the party
lozt from Toe H aadinetonshire.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

II w. SMART AND ]. w. YOUNG.
y doing business under the name OF
smart 4 Young. have Dissolved partner
ship hy mutual consent. Mr.. smart retir-
Quoted By J. W. Young. who win b. re-
eponmhle for all accounts All bills due
the old firm arc pay able %
aaI9s j. w. YOUNG.
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6Ax Francisco, AUG. 2T.-The Gen.
eral COMMITTEES of the Grand Army Of
the Repnblio upon the Twentseth Ma
tional Eacsmpmenf of the @. A. 4,
which 10 ss be held here next year, de
cided 30 recommend TO the Grand Com
nandsr that the Eaeampment con
mence on July 6gh, and continue %
July 9Th.
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SAN FRAsnEsso, Ana. 2T.-Cgiitenden
Rc6insOa, the veil ksowp pigeon SHOT
q shis city, vac before Polic@ Judge
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TO Let.

A NEW HOUSE. CT ROOMS FUR
"A nished OF unfnrnished. i've minules'
walk from the Rostofice. Apply ~ this
oflcA sui9
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CEzoAao. AnR. sT.--Presidsnt Gable Of
tbs Rosk Island road retained today
fr m extended trip % the fer Nofth-
wess. In regard 20 reports thai TIE
Rock Leland wss taking Steps - secure
control az the NcFsharn Paciae. he STAT
ed thaf Il any Of the directors % stock
halseFs IT his ccmpAny we're endeAvuF-
ina 10 secase the Northern PAci6e prop
srsisA Il wss not for him 20 speak Of q.
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GENEVA. Aug. N.--For the Anal heat
in the professional sculltng race here
today, the s,artsrs we're Hanlan, Mo
Kay, Hamm and Hosmer. Distance,
three miles with q turn. Hanlan had
the lead throughout and ven By q
length. Time. 81 minutes ssh seconds;
Mckay second. In the consolation
race, Dabinet. Hosmer, Tsueyck aad
LIE were contestants. Lee won; time,
ass; Teneyek second
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CHARIorrs. N. O.. Aag. ga camp
meeting held By Northern Msthodlsts
(coIoredl at Pinsy Hill, Rutherford
county, vas attacked by an armed body
az Zion Meshodists and 6red into. The
Northern Msthodists Ged in disorder,
ssyen being wounded. The invaders
shea collected the effects OF the rooted
paIty, piled them ap and made 60ahre
Of them.
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Asw Ycsx, Ana. s1.--Paeife IS l26.
asacfican kKprees a6. canada Pa
~ ~. oAfasaa Southern $50. Gen.
- fscinc Ss'S, Burtingson iSlbS. Lack.
MssAnna icijt, Denvsr a kao GifAnde
~ kris liz, Kansas q Texas -.
-. .a1s nnors sj3s. A4saassilie 4 Nash-
ma h$. AicnisAn 0entrAl 66sx.
aefthefn paaifts siA. Northern IA.
80 pseferred ASH, Northwestern i0i
- iofk CAsaaral l00s4. Oregon kaai-
~ and kiAsteslsaon ~. OreRon
ArenscontinHAtsl ses<. Oreenn Improve
Se1i q Pacific Maui $50, Panama s..
49, lslAnd 1901. 81 Ranl 9s<, Texss
et1e los, nnton PAcilie Slx, United
- kxpsss s.. wells Fargo llS