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The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1885-08-13

BuC Marle Seelneu ~ gOOu Slil, ttllu Sllo
certainly was picturesque and hand
some in her peasant costume, and it
was pretty to hear the little fellow lisp
his "estce-ques." Rob made rather
more of her than of the other servants, !
noticed; but he was generous to them
all, and it was only natural that he
should have more to say to Prince Har-
ODDS handmaiden: But when one soft
September afternoon prince and hand
maiden disappeared together-why,
Lefty remembered it.
It appeared from the incoherent &C
count Lefty gave when she came over
distracted, to tell us, that Marie and
Harold had gone out, as usual, a lit
tie before ten that morning. She had
given orders to keep him out in the
pretty little park until lunch time, and
She had delayed lunch q little when
they did not come, and then she had
sent one of the servants after them,
and she came back with a distressing
tale that nurse and child had been seen
to take the ten-o clock train for North
ington. She had bought her ticket, so
the agent said, chattering an indistinct
something to him about Monsieur
Graham and message. Now North
ington was a great junction twelve
miles of, and one could 60 east, west
or south from it, and Of course we
all leaped to one conclusion: near
" bit my tongue off to avoid saying,
II told you sol" and to keep out OF
temptation set off for the little pc;
lice Station, while Annie, too distracted
to think of the carriage, rushed down
to the mills; for Rob had gone to the
city that morning on business, but we
didn't know what or where, and one
can't send a telegram at random.
Frank Truman offered to send the
messages, and proposed also to wire
the chief of police, and to bring up the
return messages himself, and Annie was
glad to accept. Then while we were all
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
A Handsome DI.n,av

SHERMAN, Oct. o. [Corrsspond
ence. l-Oa tho round CT the fair
grounds to-day, TIVE HERALD cor
respondent noted no display tina. ex-
cells, or that is attracting moro atten-
ton, than the handsome new head
quarters erected immediately north
vest Of the grand stand, by those
VOL known and enthusiastic mill
machinery men, Messrs. j. p. Tlpnitt
u Co., than whom in North 1axas
nono are better known or moro spnre-
ciated, as IL evidenced by the extent
Of their business, which already ar
tends over this entire section Of the
Slate. aud reacses far into the intorior
Of the Indian Territory. The diniav ~
this firm at their headquarters upon
the Gr0unds is now thuroughiv com
plete, and replote with hanJsoma
samples, well arranged, of tho Different
lines OF goods carried by them.
Fheir building, with i,s handsome ar
rangement, carpoted floors, TASTY slpns
aud stresmers, and assortment of ma
chtnery, eto. presents most inviting
appbSrance, ana attracts the alto tior,
OF ali. This enterprislng firm deserve
ihucn circuit IOr Jno trouble and az
pens0 they have incurred in order In
complete their display upon the
grounds.
Amongst the various articles carried
III stock by Mesars. j. 7. Tippitt q Co.
and of which they make special dis.
play, arc the celebrated Anes engines.
which for high speed and utility OF
steam, command world wide reputs-
tlon, and Ia their particularly strong
aud durable construction, recommend
themselves 10 oil. Tho attention of All
visitors TO the fair and races Is espe-
cially invited TO IN inspection OF Theses
engines, as slso those contemplating a
purchase, VINO should not fail To
write taem bsforo purchasing.
Their lines of Moline pl5vs sn6
waTons, pumps, pipes aud brass trim
mings are well and fully rsprs sented
In their display, and combine TO make
one OF the finest displays upon the
grounds.
The exhibit Is under the psrsonal
SUPERVISION OF Mr.. Roussel, a member
OF the firm, and the best posted man In
this particular line In North Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
RICHER COURTs-TyLER TERM,
surREAR COURT.

W. II. Paland VS.. G.. d Froaier, from
Marion county. Willie, c.j. An action
against the suretieS on replevy bond,
watch has not been endorsed, forfeited,
as provided by law, will be barred by
the statute Of Limitations of four years,
in force in 1872. Such bond cannot
have the etfect OF a judgment until 80
endorsed, and the statate will begin to
run from the time when it could have
been so endorsed. Affirmed.
M. ]. Donovan VS.. the Texas Il Pa.
sific Railroad company, from Marion
comfy; Statob, j. Regulation by rail-
road company mat persons ei,gagsd in
handling freight from Its depot, should
receive the same on the platform, aud
not enter tho warehouse, and that
they should transact business In the
Office, Ov-r the counter, ana not 20 be.
htnd 1T, IL = reasonsb BILE regulation. Too
railroad company In no. responsible
Tor the action OF plaiotitrs EN- pluyer
intnrning him of from his employ
ment because lie was not allowed to
60 into the compauy's warehouse to
get the freight. Nor Is 1t responsible FOR
tho remarks of the agents In giving
tho reason why no was not permitted
to enter the ware house. He NAV have
an action against the agent ersoualy,
or against his employer, but not
against the company. Affirmed.
Bender Br or. We. 7. IL. Lockett,
from Marion county; Willie, C. 4.
Where u cause Is appeal ed from u
just ice court 10 The district court, and
the pspers We're lost, 1t is the duty OF
the plaintiff To substitute tho papers,
and II he refuse 10 do 30 tho case will
he stricken fcon thu docket, and the
judgment Of plaintiff in the Justice
court will be rescued by the appeal,
Reversed and remaudod.
w l. Connor VS.. Belle Hawkins,
from Morris county; Willie, o. 1.
Where y Stranger to Tho proceedings
between sdcbtor aud creditor makes
clsim TO property of the debtor, seized
under process, ho cannot, " he Is not In
,ho possession OF tho property Ut the
time II was seized, act up the fact that
such property, although the property
OF Tho debtor, was not subject TO exc
cution, aud child of the debtor il "A
stranger. Reversed aud remanded.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

but oar buyers have orders to an. and
keep the price up here, when nj o,Aer
points 1t 10 Is pointa lower.
BIN Carter, Dsn,son eitv Official.
spent the evening here.
The refreshment prlvileges were
bought In by Richard Walsh. who
erected nice bsilding and ftted nm
Ia good styie aud placed In charge Mr..
Leo Frost, who understands the busi-
ness thoroughly and IL n polite snc,
Arabic gentleman. The bar priv
isge Is controlled by the same gentle
nan, and Mr.. Al. Rouse, his right
hand man, has full latitude in the M Al.
Ter, The result being the incest bar
svsr met with on RAGS track.
ms display in the main building of
Roberts, Hsrdwick & Taylor, Is as fine
shu rs well gotten us Ms any display
YOU hnd at the fair in any city, and re-
nects Rrea, credit upon the house, Their
uispisy ~ the personal effort OF Mr..
Seorge Hardwick, aud he is receiyipv
uhpounded praise from the many yis-
i,ors. The card OF this house will be
found In to-day's HERALD, aud parties
wanting suything in their limo viii do
well by giving them call.
Among those registering ut THE
HERALD, headquarters to-day, were
the honJ W Tprockmorton, McKin.
ney; h " Scott, Dallas county asses-
s,or; j Il Stephenton. Dallas; ) Leo.
lever, Dsnville, Virginia; @ N
Mann, Nitevant, Wisconsin:
George Bartholomew, Little Joker
,obsco, Baltimore, William @ Wilson.
Van Alstyns; r Il Maddox, Fort
Worth; Nat Kamsr, Fort Worth; l. u
Johnson.
At Blnklsy house: j N Arm.
strong; Denton; J 4 Burch,
Gainesville; II J Crooks. Dsnison :
Y 7 Dederick, city; q N Roberts, CITY /:
4 g Douglass, Sheriff. Brown, q N
Buck Ter, II Dennis, Robert May, city /:
j NJ hswton, county; b z Smith, CITY |;
T. M Bovles, city; w III Hodges.
city; Il I Ray, Dallas; George Hard.
wick, city; Jot Gunter, city; Sam
Lazarus, city, Frank Ryan, city; Jim
Harrison. George Rogers. CITY; r G
Hall, $ IL WEldron, Pacific Express
+ Leslie, Van Alstyne Enterpr ise
wv Taylor, city.
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tair ana races. few indeed an thev
VINO nave failed to call into the weii-
Known lewelry and diamon5 house or
Joseph Ldna bre.. than which Texss
nor TINS great South weSt hossts ro
setter or more complete and we'll a..
sorted stock. IL Ia also 4 signifi ,snt
TACT that this firm ara coatinu sllv
quoting prices aud chipping goods ~
parties throughout the State. Tseir
ability to duplicate any prices in ths
southwest Ia apparent when il is con.
sidsred that they buy all goods direct
rom the manufacturers and in large
Quantities. ~
The vast country Of the Indian Ter
ii.ory contributes very largely 10 the
.,sue OF this house, while in Texas
sae,r trace Is iliimitable AZ TO locality
anu me class OF it, customers, though
aonsst whom csttlemen are " yerv
.sIse snu important factor, while the
Ssue Oh the railroad men Is exceed-
ingiy large and valuable. Indeed. the
extent CT the business Of this Arm can
scarcely he estimated, for their terri.
tory includes, though iucredulous n
may saem, all that tributary 10 b,th
Fort Worth and Dallas.
A herald Representation hnd the
pleasure last evening OF speudin AN
hour in this establishmsut, during
which such an array OF dazzling splsn.
uor was exhibited NJ is not TO bs found
IN the southwest, outside OF New or.
leans and Galveston. Their mAgniii
cent display consists OF all OF the finer
grades OF both solid aud plated goods
In silver and gold. In silvsrwara thew
carry very heavy stock, which In
ciaues the best goods, and nil novel;
Ties. In watches they simply defy
composition, and their stsck Is now
very complete, aud includes the finest
Americsn aud Swiss movements, es.
pecitliy the d. Howard 4 Co. move.
ment, for which they are State &C ents.
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SHERMAN, Oct. 2s.- Correspond
ence. i Among the many enterprising
and responsible frms OF our city none
are moro widely known or justly popu-
lar than the firm Of Darnell Il Bowlby,
sherman's glass ard queonsware
house. They make q speciality of
house furnishing goods, carry tho best
assorted stock In our city, aud make
prices with every house In North
Those worthy gentlemen, of whom
MIR. A. Il. Darnell Ia the resident mem.
Der or tho nrm, have, In tho few brief
years or their business career, sue
ceedes, by their straightforward aud
strict business principles, In building
thsir business up to its p 'osent dimen,
hions. Nj. Darnell having given his
entire personal attention TO
the pusiness since his adj
vent INTO our CITY In 1870.
Is well known and highly esteemed
throughout this section Tor his many
sterling qualities. Under the Hayes
no served IS postmas-
Ter OF sherman, giving very general
satisfaction,
This old and reliable house now
stands at tho head Of that line of trade
ia this ci.y, and all would do woll To
Give them = call, ~ they carry q full
STOCK, ara thoroughly reliable and will
always give lowest prices.
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THE FUrUaKaRaAr.

Fscos, the City Of the va,ley--Ths New
City and tho Surrounding Csuatry--
hsw TO Get the Lands
Pscos, Oct. E.-lCorrespondence.l-
From the many inquiries l have re-
celvsd relative TO this portion of the
State, deem it to be OF interest to
answsr through the columns o. THH
HERALD.
Pscos City, the county seat OF Reeves
county, 10 situated on the Pscos river,
where the Texas & Pacific rail way
crosses IT, and now has q pspul stion
OF about 400, and Is constantly in
creasiog, and will continue to increase
un.ll this becomes the best town vast
or Fort Worth. The land OF Reeves
county belong 80 the State and diner.
ent railroad companies. The 3 .ate
lands are what Is known az the estate
school lands" aud lie in alternate
sections all over tho county, aud can
DO bought from the State for 81 per
acre for dry, and So per aero for
,watered. Tho school lsnds can be
bought on 80 years' Tins, by making
nrst payment OF one-thirtieth, and
paying the interest annually a.
the rae OF per cent.,
and the applicant has six months 70
prepare for ssttlement after hs filss
HE application with the surveyor, but
In eli cases, 10 acquire any of the stats
school lands, the party must be an
actual settler. The watered lands on
the Pecos river and on Toyah crsek,
are very rich and fertile, and are su9.
ceptihls OF ~ hi \ state OF cultivation,
and both OF the above streams afr lrd
plenty OF water to irrigste all the valley
LANDS that arc on tasm. All they need
IL the man with the pillow aud noe, to
make tais tho garden spot OF Texas, as
well as the best stock country, for 40
soon az tho valley lands along fko
Pscos river 10 farmsd, the csttle will
90 lecatsd ak or aeven miles ON tue
rlver, Shers grstt 10 better aud water
can be obtained from the bitches.
Then say to all parties VINO desire TO
Get hones, now Is tho acceptable tlme,
fhe climate Ia perfectly delightful,
win no nSrthers in winter, aud with
vsrJ littts cold weather. Last wlnter
there were but TWO light SHOWS.
which only remained on the ground
one day. To parties with ling
troubles or catarrh, IL atfords almost
lnstsnt relief, as the many pagties who
nave some here aud have boon cured
can testtfy. 70 tho nimrods and
anglers VIII say tnat there is plenty
OF all KINDS OF sA 40 near here, SUCH ~
deer, antelope, geeEe, braut, ducks,
prairie chicken, qnau, eurIev aud fish,
and II they desire 20 have a royal time
come ou5 10 Feoos CITY, the fature
great, and try thoir luck fishing and
hunting.
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Hop for D.lia. n crcban,a

IL can 10 safely said that almost
every merchant OF Dallas aud other
ccitiss have ~ som9 time during taeir
business career experienced enlhar-
rassmenty--Hoies IN bank and no
money 10 pay with; but tha honest
mau trys TO meet his ohligetio0s even
AZ sacrifice. To,eli such sdviao To
oaii on me Tor hop, should You need
~. VIII gladden. your hearts, as
am III banking establishment 70
MAKE d lonB mS.ter short, l. have
moved TO tho Dallas National bank
puildipg' over On'na Hal, aud nm
prepared 80 maze ynur pnnsn,faphs So
fine'you VIII 'org,t tnat you ever had a
momcnPs lroub'e.
j. II. WEBSTER,
Hlsk-pricod Photographer.
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In that county becAuas thera are not
enougs Jurors eligible and disin,er-
ested Ia this.
One OF the principal merchants and
the blacksmith OF the town had fisti-
cum to-day on the pablo square.
Ground WAS broken today for a
large tWo-story brick store on the
square, 10 be occupied by Mr.. William
Harvey, dry goods and clothing.
Jonn h. Howard. OF Comancne, died
mere Yesterday OF heart disease and
was buried by the Aasons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29
Lnrra suit Fiisa.

Largo suit Filed,
We notica quite stir aud bussl o a
around one of he principle b usiness
houses ON Main street, near THE
liERALD once, and upon investigation
merchants We're filing their orders tor
fnll and winter suits, with the fashion.
aoie tailors, Douglas Bros, VIII seemed
quite pleased NJ having so many
suited" Their stock OF goods em-
nrace tho finest linesof iorelsn and
domestic cloths, cashmeres and
worsted OF the ates, nud mos. fashlou-
able desiens, Having none bur the
PEST workmen. usiag nothiug but The
pess material, ihey turn out the bt 81
d mdaaue, mose durable and stylish suits
Their prices arc low tor GOOD work
They can furnish as short notice bust
ness and dress suits. Call and SEQ their
extensive line 81 importations.
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Patriclsn and plsbtan miugle, and
over the social glass discuss current
events aud the probable action OF the
people, Tho liquors there had stinlu-
late the brain, and their purity for
oiu the iuddliug Of their rational Tao.
ultles. The Glen Lsa il tho head centre
Tor news. political speculation and
siate-makiuz. No man oan be
posted" who frequeuts not the Glen
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

\ HAsKELL, ooL -. = Correspond.
onoe. l. The iowa to-day Is unusually
quiet, a. all the county oflioers, law
|yors aud old ssttlers left for Arson,
9oass county. 70 contest tho election Of
|>oanly clerk. The cass haa TO DO tried
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

Our ladies' footwear department is
the most complete In the 'ity, our
stock Is completely graded, from q
good low.pticed article, 10 the best In
the land. We handle goods for all
Glasses, our prices aro mado TO suit the
masses, st Leon Kahn r.
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Don't fail 70 telephone Bouchs for
your gro ~eriess crackers end canned
goods, tamss leas, sugafs, evesytAlng
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News Exchange.

Every city OF any Importance has q
Kind OF place like Romo OF old had,
forum where the people met aud ex
changed views and "gave and receiyed
tho news that loated through III,
clty." Cicero regarded that point AZ
the great urban, convergent center in
the CITY OF the Seven Hills, and NJ,
sam remark may be applied to ou,
place, now confessedly the focus q
Texas intelligence. We have no forum
but at the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-29

If your Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine needs repairing taxa IL 10
the stand and carry Ii 10 900 Elm
street, 1t will be adjusted and guar
anteed at n reasonable figure. Spool
cotton, oil, needles for ali m achines at
thu lowest pricas.
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A complete line of school Shoes for
boye and girls, from tho best factories
o. prices TO suit the times at Leon
kahn's.
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IA doctor OF Richmond says that IL
people will lake bath IN hot whiskey
and rock-salt twice year, they will
never catch cold. Until somebody
has tried Tins new remedy, NO woxld
cay, stick TO tho Old and reliable DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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S.S will got you genuine mems
hant:sewed calf shoe, In button, lace
or geiter. Tho easiest, best and cheap.
est shoe In tho land for IT. monoy, at
Leon kahn's.
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a Fine shsw OF Hardware.

SHERMAN, oct. 2S. [Corrospond
once. l-Amongst the recent displays
'hat have been placed upon the fair
grounds, your correspondent notes
with pleasure tho handsome arrange
mont OF the hardware house OF Il. II.
Davis which IL ono Of tho representa-
1.-Two Institutions Of Sherman,
rms urn carries u full line OF hard
ware, stoves, Mitchell wagons, John
Deere plows, Buckeye force pun pe,
iron turbine windmiils, tents, and nre
agents Tor the Aultman Il Taylor trac-
tion enpincs and throshors; also agents
.or the champion mowers, reapars aud
bludera, OF which lsttcr Mr.. T. II. Raw,
.ne state agent, OF Dallas,
moro assisting In tho
eanieit OF their Champion machinery.
VT. hsy considered that sherman
wMtno ncat point IN North Texas from
wnieh 20 work his trade and takes ad.
ssnsave o, our lair 10 be present and
INV W MY enceilont machinery, ia
wn'cn tho display IL very Ane, show
,Sss w n aoos, inc sbest kinds from
Tho hosdquarter building. wh,,h has
zee. oeen erected ey this house, presents a
very neat aud tas,y appearances, and
shows to greatest advantage tho
varied assortment OF pooda carried by
this house. Their store depsrtmeut IL
handsomely carpeted aud contains a
sreat variety oil tho fine line OF store
goods carried In stock. Tim
IRON turbine windmill carried
~ this house. q sample Of
wnich has been erected upon the
grounds adjoining their hesdauarters,
. nttractinx much attention.,
Iheir traction engine, ia which they
ave most extensive trade. III a mo-
'iceable feature also,
IL ahoss de,iring auything In their
Tue "ouig q, well 10 correspond with
hem, and all visitors 10 The fair are
'pecisiiy Invited 70 call and examine |
This flrm IL giving away 500
nsncee ia q $50 Esr1y TIreakfast,
tove, and the entire dIsplay is in |
hsrge OF Mr.. w, III. HASA. ma ~
~ most thorough.going and enter
Using young nep, whose ability IL
'v'uenceo IN the display.
l Credit - the CITY sna 10 North
fsHAa.
sHERnAS, ocL S.-lspeclai Cores
'ondsncs l-rt " . fass noss assssish-
y thss ~ W. gree1 nunbse No ~ |
, eaoeoooneo go oAoemna's GpoooI
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Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
Cure IL cold by us on q guarantee. Is
cures CONSUMPTION. Sold by J. L. vii.
liRns 4 Go.
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$3.50 will get y ladies' genuine Gu
I'D, hand.tarn.bulton boots, at Leon
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Having greatly reduced my stock OF
iine hete, / Will now sell the balance OF
stock regardless of price. need and
must have the room for q largo stock
OF shoes. Call soon, and save monov
before tho stock Ia broken up, at Leon
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Our stock OF boots and shoes ofgent's,
ladies', misses, and boys chlidren's
fail wear, IL now COM
plote. wo have the best nsd
largest stock over exhibited In Dallas
and ~ lover prices, than good Gus
homemade ever sold here heretofore.
Gall az the old reliable shoe house OF
Leon kahn's and examine goods and
yet prices.
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James Mesns' celebrated SO shoe at
Loon Kahn's,
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LEON KAHN.

Burtk Moars shoes at Loon Kshn's.
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a Credit 10 The cisS sss 4. North

sHkhhASs Och &.-lSpeclal Cores
pondsncs. In v fass most assssish-
lac tAss ~ W. greel nunbse No ~
y e'seeeeeee - o1oenoa1 Gsooo
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HAoH KNOWS IT'S BUSINESS.

The Dallas Morning Nsws and
DAILY HERALD have not locked horns
yet, Ms so many wissscres said ,hoy
would. The first month goes to show
that In Dallas there IL plenty OF room
Tor two frst-clsss dailies when run by
arrangements that know their busi-
uesg.--IColpmau Voice.
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Mr.. RuSkiN,S LATEST.

.. .y, xv,1 NJ. NJ po,, xv,.,,
WIZ" rue c MI" q, the wsl,lta.do.
~. s..,, NJ p
In FUTURE we shouio say MT. nusk'n
will not be particularly popular with
the children of those who are well-to-
do to Judge from a letter he has been
wr;t;nr ..Tba father y he saws ..sbould
navar nrov;de for his children. He
sborid ndncata and maintain them IN
sho varv hest Of his mower iii thew arc
~ na,,,ra ore - Then ..wben tbav
IL =. s.,.ono aoo,cb thvow them ont ~
t to T nast So nc BIRD docs +" ..No for-
. ."u r's sho,,,d no loft 70 them ), Tho
..nast- sSn,,ia aIwavs no at their die
,,osai- .sfather,s honse OMEN saws Mr..
RnsI;n -hnt ..noth;n0 more M
Push;n does not saw what he means bv
.susA. 49," - 80 X y. 49,. ~, 10. -. g.;
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SCORPIONS IN MEXICO.
Dark Victims Preferred to Fair Onei
Singing at Midday.


Dark Victims Preferred to Fair Ones
s""s'ns at Midday.
The most common of these pests are
the scorpions alcarans-for they be.
como halo and hearty grandparents
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,,,a,.p, 1917 .o"i 80 anu 'n1 nu-
nuarnh pao ,Sy;tt ;a o .E..s1 a,.
tho;3 III I'LL VII III Nv ,apu'ty'
70 a. 49," 49, W, ;.n,n n , . n. , Ta
W "j " tt a. q" LII Ia.s m" ~. ney
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