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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
4 Way Out Of the ninlenltr-

MIS-. Narnaduke-"Oh, dcarl have
just been calling on Mrs. Flippcrts and
She showed me her baby. Such a THING.
| did not know rAat to say. 1t was too
awful l0l anything. A head and face like
a Bartlett pear, nose spreading all owe,
like batter cake, or two or three maco.
rooms run together, no eyes, and a mouth
that made one think of a jelley fish o,
some such thing that squirms and opens
and sna'' mat one secs in the aquarium.
Oh, | declare, I was perfectly dumb, and
! felt liAo iool. I could not for the life
Of nc ia,nk ol anything to say"
Mrs Papadulix-'I have a stondino
phrase ready for all such emergencies. .
Mr.. Marmadukc-"ohl Tbon IN ,,;t,.
imPart i to me, and I will call down
eternal blessings on your head.n
Mrs Fapaduliz-"oh, it is verv sim.
plc rnen one of those amorphous infants
is presented IT. to me simply brighten up
and ''.' well that Is babyp The
mother takes it as a compliment and 1 :
have no. i"perilled my everlasting soul.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
Theodore Thomas.

Theodore Thomas, whose name sounds
so Anglo Saxonish, is native Of Hanov-
er, the son of noted musician, and be
longs to a numerous musical family. lie
was a child prodigy, and astouished
everybody by his violin playing when he
was only years old At he gave a
public concert at the capital and was
highly praised by the most careful critics
Not long after he was brought to this
country. His whole life las been deyot
ed to the cause Of music, and his devo
tion has borne good and abundant fruit.
lie has unquestionably done more iol
musical culture and advancement In the
United States than any 20 men who
might be named The orchestra which
he carefully selected and has drilled toi
years is not only the best, by all odds, ID
the country, but is not surpassed by any
in Europe. Competent critics who at
tended the Bayreuth festivals during
Wagner's life, where everything was as
nearly complete as possible, declare that
the famous orchestra was not whit bet
ter than, and some think it was not 50
good as, the orchestra of Theodore
Thomas. He has made New York one oi
the great musical centres Of the world
Every new composition of any value ne
introduces to us as early as practlcaole'
Enthusiastic admirers OF music who nave
spent years in Germany arc often sur
prised to hear in New York compositions
they have never heard in any OF its capl
tals.-Nsp York commsreial Aarsrs'''r'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
NO. 81.
My Hero.

-
Wb sie,t,j.s HI. va,I h or nl,cet
Ubo, ,,otI,., i,...,,., l,..,.. l,,ri, T., t,,o,v
Wbot do ,yo ,.,,,, fo,. form or facoi
And Nbot car, yyo r,,. mama or crosd
That hurried o,os may rrr,u
If undcr all ~, clea,l, read
The record of d dnuntles, souIl
-.
II iuS'i ~ MS sense ol right'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
A Noble Brute.

J. E. Walter, master of train service.
Of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
has dog he values highly. The dog is
a Newfoundland, and has been raised by
his owner from a small puppy. Mr..
Walter has little Girl who is fond of
the ANIMAL and the affection between
the two is interesting. A few mornings
since the little girl was left in the room
alone by a large fire in the CRATE. She
went to near the blaze, and the dog open
I'd the door and entered. lie went to
her and began to pull her away by catch
ing her clothing in his teeth. The two
companions played about the room for
some time, until the little child grew
tired and sleepy. She went to near the
dre again, and the dog could not get her
away lie pulled at her clothes for some
time but could not arouse her
lie then hurried to her mothers room
and began to act strangely by rubbing
against her hand and catching her dress,
puinghe toward the door. She caress-
ed hlm and told him to go away and find
little Nellie. He made strange whin-
ing noise with his mouth and then slowly
walked back to where the little one was
sleeping unconscious of her danger.
The dog made another attempt to rouse
her and tailed. He then crouched down
beside her, between her and the fire.
aklns care to protect her well. Mrs.
Walter entered the room a few minutes
ater and found the noble dog in this po-
iti0n winning and crying, while the hair
vas being singed from his back. Little
Nellie was sleeping Birmiaq-
om (Aa.J Ag
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
Japan'S Human Vehicles

The Jinrklsha men Of japan are pa
thetic class writes Yokohama CORES. /
pondent to the New York Tribuae
Their lives are limited to few wears af- I
ter they begin the business. and vet their
ranks arc constantly kept full by new re-
oruits. They literally swarm on the
streets. Ii a lady starts out for walk
she is repeatedly offered "a man car
riage." These men are never importu.
nate like the hackmen in New-York
They keep at a respectful distance and
make their offer in low, gentle tones that
stranger might not hear and no one
could be disturbed by them. One rcfus.
al is accepted as a final answer. They
are an Intelligent class Of coolics-many
of them can read. Their queer little
ways is constant source of amusement
and surprise to the newcomer. When
A. had been here only few weeks she
called o iinrikisha one morning as She
wanted to 80 to the opposite side of the
Bluff more .han a mile off Previously
she had made the same trim in g brouob
am on fine morninos She was M sooner
seated in the iiprikisho and well tucked
nm in her Ian-robc tbon no fttIo Ian
was off like shot v.thont ,.E;n,, or No.
ine told where he should fake her
said 10 herself uWai. no,v this !.
MIGHTY opoori vondor If vo, .ro,y
where want "a oo, vcry n.cIi 49,, oan
90 ahead and I'M sccr I.n not
voluntecr any npos,.ol i,ro,r, .t;.,,, ao,,.r,
The little man ,nparrpt,, !, rcoacd rorc
for he continued .,t :, f,.t.trot ,o,c. ,,.;,d
ino to tbc ,ia,, no,r ,.,.,,,,in. - ~
left meyer onra hn.i.a,i,,r 49, ,,'9 ,aI " ~ ~,
nast Tho ,,,',. =, "''' ~
tor,. soon ~ l71Ie. l'r' '''' ''',,'
American on5 ~. p,;,;, a., l'''.''@''' ,'''
tanoo root;. go '''7 - NV '''
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
Tie Imnossihle.

Man cannot draw water from an empty well
Nor trace the stories that gossips tell,
Nor gather the sounds Of pealing bell
Man never can stop the bllow's roar,
Nor change the winds till they blow no more
Nor drive true love from maiden's door,
Man cannot o'ertake a leeting lie,
Change his wheat to a field of rye,
Nor call back years that have long gone by
Man cannot a cruel word recall,
Fetter a thought, be il great or small,
Nor honey extract from drop of gall.
Man never Gun blibc old Father Time,
Gain the peak that he cannot climb,
Nor trust the hand that hath done crime.
Man never can backward turn the tide,
Nor count the stars that are scattered wide,
Nor find in a fool a trusty guide.
Man cannot reap fruit from worthless seed,
Rely for strength on a broken reed,
Nor gain heart he hath caused to bleed.
Man never can hope true peace to win,
Pleasure without and JOY within,
Living a thoughtless life of sin.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02

For Constipation, or Costiveness, no
They insure regular daily action, and re-
store the bowels to healthy condition.
For Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, AYERS
PILLS are invaluable, and a sure cure.
Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, For
Stomach, Flatulency, Dizziness, Head
ache, Numbness, Nausea, are all relieved
and cured by AYERS PILLS.
In Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders,
I'D Jaundice, AYERS PILLS should be
given in doses large enough to excite the
liver and bowels, and remove constipation.
AS cleansing medicine in the Spring, these
PILLS are unequalled.
Worms, caused by morbid condition Of
the bowels, are expelled by these PILLS.
Eruptions, Skin Diseases, and Piles.
the result of Indigestion or Constipation, are
cured by the use of AYERS PILLS.
For Colds, take AYERS PILLS to open
the pores, remove infammatory secretions,
and allay the fever.
For Diarrhea and Dysentery, caused by
eudden colds, indigestible food, etc., AYERS
Pills are the true remedy.
rheumatism, Gout. Neuralgia, and
sciatica. often result from digestive derange-
ment. or colds, and disappear on removing
,he cause by the 1se of AYERS PILLS.
Tumors, Dropsy, Kidney Complaints,
and other disorders caused by debility or
obstruction, are cured by AYERS PILLS.
suppression, and Painful Menstrus-
tIon. have a safe and ready remedy in
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
Splendid Luck.

"W1a' l luck did you have fishing
Yesterday ... Pennybunkerao asked an
Austin ~ sen'ieman of well known i'm.
pecqn.orsa al,.na,l, Character who owes everybody.
-SPgnala! ,,lona While I was out on the
house !" '0'lees money."-svtings.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
) they hanged him.
A Carrlage and Pair

b. MI thought you told me that
tn. 'l'a h"s got along in the world 50 we'll
j, 4',, u. a carriage and pair9
~yon "sll' +. told you the truth.
in pu las ald' CHI Why, he is work.
.ran aDor,r in the navy yard.
~ j. nJ,l' u. that is all right. A man
ali il tbs ~ a.sa,, IN navy yard is getting
pa 49,. "O.'o' and the carriage and
an ssip.p llea to Were baby carriage
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
A Very Successful Cosn

ss. y Aa|yer-Ah, Dobkins, how did
bs,'. ,'ae out in that case you were lust
'llng when l went East9
j .ua LaWyer-Gloriously. 1t was
j. y success. u Created great sen
o. Papers full of it. Got lots
a. ''ls'ng out of it. I think it was
s'Alng OF my future.
/ !. .'a Glad to hear it, old fellow.
i Y. you ',l, had stuff in you. And by
eu y What did they do to your eli.
y they hanged him
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02


My motto is, Live and let Live,"n
said the soldier as he turned his back to
the enemy and fled from the battlefield.
Little Boy-Pa, why does the world
moye2 Pa blinking of something else)
Because it finds it cheaper than to pay
rent.
A harmless American ship of war may
be called she properly enough, but a
fine mail steamship ought to be called
she"
"Wcll, that beats me" the boy ex-
claimed when his teacher sent him to the
principals room to borrow the masters
rattan.
A journalist went into a barber shop
the other day to get his hair cut, and fell
asleep during the operation. The barber,
who awokc him when he had finished
said to him: ''You are tired. under
stand it. It's the same way with me when
evening comes. All, this head-work is
something terrible!"
"You ought to be married, SIR said
the phrenologist to the victim on the
stage. eyes, sir. You ought to be
married. You have no right, sir, to
have lived bachelor 50 many years.
Now, look at your clothes, sir Who
mended your coat, sir? Tell me that.
..My third wife. SIR
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
A FEW HINTS
FOR THE USE OF

DOSE. - To move the bo,o-
els gently. 2 to 4 Pills;
thoroughly, 4 to 6 Pills.
Experience trili decide the
proper dose in each case.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-04-02
ddsA fIng causes heart and lun

VlHueW YWlng callsts ntart and lung
disease The jinrikisha man often has
20 waitid tie cold, damp, or night air,
poorlyFSteted, when he is in an over
heatedaAte from long running.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-02
ANOTHER HOBBY DEAD.


Won N.f rye Ne-H.Hg NfHsiN
In the huaINue region OF busytA
ouir.re II Considered o. NO account for -
cure VI ,huIs and fever The KhaSEoo
doctor catches Noes " I've ofets pours
-Ai.Iey over them until thsy bsoon,
ulIarious.y drunk and Aeu puts then in
. bot oven Atlst being sell drsc. thcI
sre puI,si-e ID. SHELLS aud al and admini,
t4r,,i In arachm doses v bsfs ths sfa''
most abound w ths country. iu ths vsIs
VI the Eastern shore " Maryland aud th,
Eastern shore ~ Ntsinis, tus lnhAbitsu.
bAvs .ona since abandoned The U.S. VI
qumtne aud scusioly tssoD ~ pre-
,sutiou In the u-o VI puro Nh.sksJ. d.
tho malaria sections ~ ths gW3l
West SluthWost Nud south this ono.
'auiei tsmsdv is now looked uyou ~ -or.
,han the disease lu territories sksrs tht
vitsi. ,OJ "a nfN broker the malaria
poSou eAudisg thsrsfrom spreads yssu
.eucs Ia ABd ugSr 1rRts ags W the
homes w the ntst settlers an shNlHtNtes
wLIskey sud guluint Wa Tue tHvorlte los
fur the uh'us but after yeNIs " Dosing ir
this cru ie manner. 4u.uius has Ions s'nct
been given It aud whitHsN only remain
Ia The rssN iUt family and med ina Use
Experience taught these settlers long sgu
that the amount of guiniue rsquir,l D.
drive uut the tuaIatiai poison IN the eiooI.
left boo its place ~ unt worse yui,ou. a
rendition 1fthssystru made vorss iustes 3
of better The effects " Tbs lulnins vsts
clearly defined In long cuutluusi essd
sohes d.utiersd stomalhs tloudsd
mental fa,.l les disturbed sleep aud NOR
bidupIttur. puu fhr ouly vIttus iistovsrsd
10 It's use they Thought attrnutAtle t. ths
whIskcy " tur mature he nfdioSl ],
prrf,ss'nu hasvory gratefully moit4sd Ne
6ylirf Zoo qu.ulu- a. specific Gsulstd :
Medical JcurnRl October lsA cos
taiuiuS an article bJ l. Audst
sou " % NorfUh Va iu which ho
learned doctor uses mis- emi hAiic isB
gutge hope ! may 10 pariyucd for
Gay rG thai ne rrrsent empirical Wee "
quIuIYt ls worthy oi she darkest period ~
mo 'urk atcs 10 80 UHAhtiug phams Aui
dlssiNDr tu .uf profession The psupis
eNpusrd fo ue ia Uuw fotub thslr
systems Against fNy upgiu'ut and iur0Ada
81 che Ilstus Yr,. crIiug tom a adj eN
the us.H' pure Quad liberated "inu.an'
ward uF ttt'et Sow that ID ny pure
mat wh'skr' Is en-. Hu.l absolutely rur0
whish,, firc from fiE. niI ut has l-rn
tested %, .h,m.st- 70 r. 10, recDsu ~
eut, .u r.-t f Do. tt. ..C,- and 500 90. ngti Z
hi thr uosuIs fui 'Ln We Nr'i i'"fss-.ui,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-02
me uon,h oi Innr. 1850

Another Monthly station On the
Journey of life Is almost here. We
shut OIL steam, pull down brakes, aud
whistle out Here We ARE" I hc-r ARE
hot days and many of the downtown
grorctN merchant rtu hr found -it.
Ting Ia The front door whiting away
waiting for hll trade tu oIru zap.
l,ut our lite II one of yet mp aud get
We hnvc no time TO wait, this month
ur any other We viii have tor our
customers, this month and nll during
the summer. mnuN thups that cau not
bee found elsewhere iu lhr city. We
viii have choice. plain -ugHr.rur"d
ham-, and breakfast bn,on -mppcd ,u
refrigerator cars aud Kept ina our cold
refrigerator. al all times sweet Hnd
nice, aud by buying hAus from u- you
duu't pay tor rags and paper about 20
cents ON each ham. We viii also
hAyuuicr Sliced ham. fresh rhrc'o ,
the freshest uud best crackers cakes
iump,rs and biscuits from the lIuIi"r
VOL and lhrrunrc Cracker Cor,
.r-h traham Hour nI. Kinds of Tar
mnruuA goods iu paper p"hng'-t
narir| mud bottle piDklrs of 'h'nursi
qualities, fresh roasted and ground
collie. and bat but not least me finest
uuDOi toms no WH.u. Ana Iu tDu We
moan JD.cN.rl cyrryoucm Waco ih'.
Nrur. NuWlII sell you W uucH icn
Hs grow. for Jycrui. per pUuni Hud
~ Gu. a-Au, ono .rll- tor ID cents
for uuN bu .onl,. We have every
variety NJ these Two prices, ~ please
try - -mhl lot OF either aud you wa,
d.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-02
l,mols rmoM AIlNNNnlM.
SON" riatu IhiL Irom Our Wt1
IItHrd THE speech. aud Wise
Ihiuks was WISE to pub
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-02

wcro sold to individual, and the,
were bid In hy the owners. Ihestnt"
bought nearly everything that ~ :
Sold.
Mcs-rs T. H. Nhcllc, and G.. G..
hubiu-ou, who have announced n>
candidates for commissioned from
precinct 40. a. have concluded to
withdraw from the race and give thc
field To- Mrs-rs Na.Icy aud Bird
The best known and utteuc-t quoted
household proycrh is 50. jacobs Du
cOugucrs pain
The transcripts ia the CASES OF Tom
Buue, aud Lphr Williams were for
Wardcd to the superior court at Aus
tin yesterday.
1t costs only twenty-five cents io
cure cough Red star Cough Cure.
No poisOn
Bud Ormau'- case was opened be-
fore the supreme court last week. Hud
10 does seem time We were hearing
from the decision
The elevator for the Cameron Mill
ing COMPANY -cImbiug hesyeuward.
sud the walls OF the main building
are S,so growing somewhat aitiu-
diuou-.
H. VI Makeig. esd. ha- already rc-
c"ivcd avery large number of names
OF CN-cOniedrratc soldiers who de-
sire tu become mrmhUr. of the per
maurnt organization Another meet
Ing will be- called within few day -
Tor the purpose of pcrtcctlug the or
ganilauou. aud IL i- hoisd - large
number Of old soldiers will bee pres
emf
II YOU feel the necessity ut IS cor
receive Tor your liver .Hud tu luiusr
,igot into the sccrrtivr action of your
kidnty-, YOU VIII lind - Wonderful
remedy IN br.l. II Mclean Liver
aud kidney Balm
Mr. i. \. Samuri- who has hrru
doing business on the east side cot tho
Plaza. made an assignment for ih'
benefit Ut his creditor. Monday lli,
assets, 10 i- sAid. will not cover th,
liabilities, which Are said FOO hrsnuW
$4,000.
Gcncrsl y. " ~pr.ght and mmHN
moved into their home they purchased
from Dr WIN osborne uu south
titth street. yesterday br WIN
Osborne aud family VIII remove Co cot
near san Antonio.
\ light occurred 100 thc New Me-
Clcluud house Kitchen last night hr
tween one of the cooks and % waiter
and tor Alittlo while there wa. "a ErcA
biz noise. bat mo- one WAS hurt
The BARRIERS union held % mrcliul
Inst evening In lcn Williams hurhrl
shop The union is young but very
strong, and takes ia all OF the shops
or very near ALL Ia the city.
/ lu Ju-tico Davis court Yesterday
/ Charley Thompson wa. fined So io
au Assault Oh one jim BRADLEY m,
| Bradley wa. houud over Go await th'
action of the grHud jury for masking
uu assault with intent tu murder 0l
| tho person of Thompson.
Captain Bin Reed SAYS ho thiub- Doc
| saw more hArYc-tcr- ut work Nv-tot
day than hc ever brhrld at Nuy uu
time before. All the machine, bee -1'
were rcaping the golden grain
| wheat.
Mr.. Mort Sumdotrr i- rushing do
WORK on the foundation tor thc hu'
Tor college, aud thinks that hN urN
week bee viii bo ready for the hrlr
| uusou-
Hugh shannon hrAu waiter NJ Oh
! New NrClclmud sent the night fore
some irr cream lu,tnigll
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-02
The McClelland Hotel laundry
makes special rates TO families.


Ityuu have a feeling NJ Oppty sslon and ma
tA-iurss \ little above tho diaphragm and Just
below the light ribs, aggravated by Blns IA
me right Side look ont As sure AS Ease your
liver Is ui.ordeted Perhaps not seriously rs
vet but-.fAtAl hepHtlg Assesses are not uu
common. llostetters Stomach Bitters N mo
vent its congestion aud Inflammation, ami 70
disperse such minor indiCia OF ~ arrangement
A. yellowuess OF the skin and ball Of the eye,
On rising Ia the morning. dizziness sick heal
ache aud constipation BY relaxing Tue
bowels pAinlessly, II opens channel ot exit
for the supetnuous bile checks tendency 10
congestion aud engagement OF the liver, NJ tho
same time giving gentle impetus 20 III Sc
ach. which is usually inactive. Out uf order
aud oppressed " lth wiud, when the bowels arc
cOstiye' Use the bitteTs also ip fever aud aqua
rheumatism aud kidney troubles
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-02
'HOUND Amour TOWN.


Use Morris te,cur.u-
Dcnuc tshc- thc best puotos.
Look out tor Kills moving wagon.
+ J.. T. mHhc- hens lay rrcc 20
cents.
opera slippers At Sleeper. Hilton X
Co.'s.
order your .hrLcu feed from
Palmer
Best iccj milk 100 town ut Charles
BAst,.
Scud Your wash Goo ihe Met LELAND
Hotel laundry.
Best cup of coffee boo the rlty nt the
nclmouico.
Goorgc w. Mclaughlin Soils and
doliycr-A hig ,uNd of iry stove wood
for 81 iu.
Mems low -hu,- .urup ~ sleeper
Clifton "a Co.'S
Best lrr cream loo waco W tho Del.
muui,o, iu cent? . p.sic.
~Nlo horses and luxurious 1ugglr-
nj Oglc,by'- stables.
Turf chewing tobacco docs not
make the rhrWcr urrNuu. bout
chew poison.
sole agent Tor ih' NHluhIc-- llrUh"t
bru-. Aud I urlHlrd E-i"A pnun-.
ana Dld lirlIhHIc l-irN organ. T.. y .
Moore, 'l. Au-lluA'rnu"
cameron 'h-lir- y STORY WI sup
pIi Ih' I''hO lIhI' NllH Iu|'i '
patent llHyHw CURED ,Ihul chew.
ing tobacco, aud sugar. Ium.
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tobacco that prevents heartburn amt
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ROSADALlS cures Scrofula, Swell
lings, Goilrc, skin Diseases, Liver
Complaints, rheumatism, etc. Read
the following have been great
sufferer for 10 years not able to walk
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]. prepared from the finest ohioe ia an 81
Celleut remedy for cold " sore throat, and
aids digestion AsA tobacco substitute n haas
no equal being son and yielding ~ the teeth
hryHth aud making the yuiCH clear trlHl
uuuyluce- Manufactured Ly Adams ( SOUS
New lurS. sold ~ all dealers Ia Ir4As
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Exports thia uoeI Great Britain. l"t.l,
France --. Continent o. n'I STOCK a. Unite q
states rofu this iay. 'l this Day lsst yvur
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Nr WiuNoH soothing 4yrup should al.
Ways hc used for children t'chlug u sooths
thr riili. -uitvus the gums HlluyH all pains
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET


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sales lUt.o bale. American. HU L-i's lt
ports OBJ bales American. d. 500 hslHr
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Steiner &Stephenson.
Unprecedented Bargains For
30--DAYS--3O

Pattern, Turper
OTHER GOOps ~ PROPORTIONS.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET


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