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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
TnB initial (June) number of tn

The initial (June) number OF the
Belford's Magazine opeus with an
article on Protection, the enemy
of Wages by Thomas G. Shear
man. j. S. Moore tells what he
knows "About Wool" and his
knowledge is by no means limited.
Henry George gives an address, full
of common sense and Free Trade,
sTo Workingmen." The first half
of an article by Frank III. Hurd on
.Tariff Reform submits some per-
tinent questions to the taxpayers
and citizen for answer; and "Free-
trade and Congress is vigorously
handled in an editorial by Dom
Piatt. The Magazine, however. is
by no means devoted to heavy, al
though timely, reading. Elizabeth
W. Bellamy has novel OF over
one hundred pages, entitled cold
Man Gilbert, . to which Mrs. Au-
gusta Evans Wilson writes an in
PRODUCTION. Julian Hawthorne has
written Of american Magazines
and Authors, with which he is
we'll acquainted. A bright little
story of an Enchanted Treasure
is told by Edward r. Shaw; and
1.-THE Value of a Sliding-seat in
Rowing" is demonstrated BY L L.
Jones. Edgar Saltus, Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, Arthur W. Gundry, Coates
Kinney, and Star Hoyt Nichols all
contribute poetry of an interesting
kind. Minor Editorials, Book
Reviews, and Literary aud Dramat-
ic Notes complete the magazine.
Belford's argues we'll for the future
If the articles and stories continue
TO be as varied aud timely as they
are ii the first issue. There is un-
doubtedIy room for such a Maya
zine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers

At its meeting of June II, 1888. the
corporation of Annapolis passed the fol-
lowing
The Collector and Treasurer of Anna
polls having reported to the Mavor, Coun-
sellor and Aldermen. list of all taxes re-
manning unpaid for the years 1885 and
1886, with the names of the delinquents,
and their assessments, it is
Ordered, this 18th day of June, 1888,
that unless said taxes are paid by the 10Th
day of July, 1888, the Collector and
Treasurer be, and he is hereby directed
and required to enforce their payment by
due process of law, and where no person
al property shall be found liable to the
payment Of said taxes, then it shall be his
duty forthwith to proceed against, and to
sell the real estate of The delinquents, up
o. giving due notice thereof as required
by law. LOUIS II. REIN,
Collector and Treasurer of Annapolis.
Annapolis, June is, 1888.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

The Withholding of the confr-
nation Of the Hon. Melville w.
Fuller to be Chief Justice of the
United States, by the Republican
majority of the Senate, is a bad
party precedent. and one that
should be above the dignity and
honor Of statesmen. The nomination
should have been confirmed or re-
iocted, long since, unless good and
just cause could have been shown.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

THE country is waiting, and the
inaction in trade closely resembles
midsummer dizziness. Anxiety about
crops has in great measure abated.
Financial uncertainties have but
little present influence, because the
narrowing industrial and CONNER
cial demands leave large accumula-
tions unemployed at all financial
centres. The political uncertainty
engrosses attention, and there IS
little prospect that it will diminish
until the ballots have been counted
in November. A volume OF bust
ness still continues. which would
have been called large few years
ago. but falls more than 10 per cent.
below that of last year. The latest
reports of exchanges show decrease
of IL per cent. in the aggregate, IN
comparison with last year, and a
decrease of Z per cent. outside of
New York, with twenty-three out
of thirty-eight cities reporting a
shrinkage. At St Louis, Kansas
City, and New Orleans, there are
gains, but at Philadelphia decrease
of 10 per cent, at Cincinnati of 16,
at Chicago Of 7, at Boston of s, and
at New York of IL per cent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

Our West they are talking Of the
17-year locusts, which eat up the
crops; but here in the East the talk
is Of the 17-year.old girls just grad
Mating, who eat up the paternal
pocket-book with both grace and
gusto.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

EVERY season the waters Of the
rivers, bay and ocean. claim num-
Der of victims for their own. 1ester-
day a party Of seven, including FIVE
ladies were drowned from . steam
pleasure yacht in the waters of New
Jersey, while ont on q pleasure
sail.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
GHILDREN'S


kits come first. One and
two pieces kits. Sizes 81 TO 9
years. Norfolk and Sailor
Blonsc Kills, for dress, for
play and everyday. Cheviots.
Plaids. Stripes, Cassimeres,
Fancy Worsteds, rare designs
thDusa ads to select from.
Priccsrange from $3.50 TO 10.
Norfolk Jacket Suits. beau
tiful new and stylish patterns.
Marvellous variety in CASH
mcr.s, Cheviots, Worsteds,
Corlkscrcws. Diagonels, FIan-
nels. &c all sizes. Prices So,
$3.50, 81, $3.50, So, up TO $15
Cor FINEST.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

Many young. girl shuts herself out
from ciciy because her face i covered
with pimples and blolches. an disig-
uring hnmors are removed b. purifying
the blood with Aver sarsaparilla. This
remedy is the safest and most reliable
that can be used
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

How would Fred Douglass do
for a dark horse p Boston Trans
cript.
We fear he is too much go be-
tween-neither one thing or the
other-besides he's an Eastern Shore
negro and this would surely defeat
him.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

BE little patient with the
draught-horse in this kind Of wealth
er. Remember that your horse
can't step out of the traces and run
in to get cooling draft. Seek the
shade; 90 slow; let the good beast
live his span
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25

The newspaper mans thoughts
are red-ho this kind of weather,
and no doubt burn some people.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
The RepublIcan Nomln dion,

The long and tedious contest at
Chicago was brought to an end this
morning by the nomination Of Har-
rison OF Indiana, for President, on
the eighth ballot.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-06-25
SHIRT WAISTS.
HATS, CAPS, &c.

Thousands upon thou
sands of Shirt Waists, in
French and American Per-
Gales, Fancy Flannels, &C.,
newest effects, prices from
nc. to $50.
Our Juvenile department
displays a gorgeous assert
n.ent of children's Hats and
Caps for dress and everyday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
RURAL REAPiNGS.

THE points to be observed in putting up
wool are not TO fold the fleece SO tightly as 70
destroy It's elasticity; not 10 try 10 sell
twine for wool; and % exclude al tags, leg
wool and al foreign matter from the interior
of the neece.
WASH tho churn (if wooden) in moderate
" warm water ana scali with hot Then
let il air, and Just before churning put some
strong cold brine in, and thoroughly churn
tia every part is brined. This viii insure =
sweet churn ~ I'll times.
DRAINAGE, saws the Amsyfc1n Cutip1tor,
marks the line between swamp aud grain
field; between swale and grassy meadows;
between mosquito plantations and pleasant
orchards aad groves; between Improbable
and profitable agriculture.
GIVE the strawberry patch good coating e
Of manure now, and caitivate wcn between
tie rows. Next spring apply wood ashes.
In this manner old plants may be revived
and heavy crops secured. II IS not always
best to depend on new beds when the old
patches can be renewed by cultivation and
manure.
TEE draft-horse interest which a quarter
of century ego was greeted with jcers and
laughed 70 scorn, Is now the most proiita-
bic improved stock interest. de has
achieved the most remarkable success. Ap-
plauded and admired novy~in all civilized
countries. his sphere of usefulness is widen
ing and the demand increasing beyond the
supply.
TEE large sheep are only adapted TO rich
land" says the Shesp Breeder " They are
great feeders, and the old rule OF eight
sheep requiring as muoh pasture as one cow
does not apply 10 them They VIII not stand
excessive pasturlng Ike hne wooled sheep;
they Will grow poor on IT, Tue largest
breeds Of sheep Dust generally be lSept in
small focks, so that each can get enough TO
eat"
THERE is perhaps no garden vegetable 70
which the commercial phosphate OF lime can
be more proftably applied than TO cabbage.
Even late IN the season, phosphate diluted
with water may be used on cabbage with
profitable results. The failure of cabbage
10 head IL moro often due 70 lack Of plant
food than to any thing else. Watering with
diluted phosphstes viii often transform a
mass OF loose cabbage leaves ct only for
feeding into . solid soluble head.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
ESPECIAL INTEREST.

Morr HAVEN, N. Y. has female horse
shoer.
FoUkrEEy thousand bathers sported in
the waves at Coney Island upon one warm
day recently
A NEw HavES artist painted a oue-doIiar
bill 30 realistically that he got 800 for the
picture.
A wosrAs at visalia, Cal. has two pet
humming bras that viii slghton her hand.
when called.
FIFTT conviots IN the illinois State Peni-
Tertiary AZ .JoBet were recently confirmed
By Archbishop spaldins-
THz Burns County, n. T., county com
missioners have this season paid . bounty
OF thrcc esnts each On G5,0o gopher tsils.
PuTrapEzFzT1 has ssloor which u known
"a Ths IerJuc," 5ccause several Dcp
have drepScd ses o after drinking there
4 Touxe French oalcor Is said 70 have ~
vented . ulicrophons which wi. record and
announce Lho approach ef : body q solSsers
and give souls ides as "a theif nuUbers
Mas. BArza. tss sg.antess," wife of pse
oelssrased CAP am Bates. d5ed short tine
sro az their ONO homo. near Wsdr~orth.
They we're tbe largest married couple m
the N4fta. 1s4kt<-. Af@F- = = 81 te<h
snd bis wife vas seven feet and uinsiscses.
AS Engis5maz has iavezte4 a. esectrsc
gun There ie a small storage bsttery fxs3
In The stock, from which csrreot sirons
enough 20 exp.css tfs csrtridrs = oo-8ssuni-
cssea Il ia saia that o0e oasrg.EE of TIE
cesl pdii sx2lofo sve tasusans osrtriaE=s-
Irls assers.3 thst hzilstsnsz ss lsrss q.
kens' Eggs fsR rapidiy for a. boar n
BTcr~n's Waller. Mar. tbs otssr szv
Crsps we're 81. s1Tn. wip3ov giass erok--.
serrrsl persons ssssen iH.o - intsasFsh-
osadficr. rsofs - konses scd barns eroksn
T. ara raAav caffs> kili~s
VrRkxsr sfsess~. soz1evhss hse eir5s<e'
fis. - eEi dsr1sc zrsear ~ neFroes 81 GA
Ae-rfsa Cosnty. Az TAe "a e1ts tbraat
srelis. cortrscts.g th@ ~ reessFes altti
seal ensuss fre-1 sersngolailo1- - fzT ID
oue ef thcse atescras sss recoverea T1ss
scs1rEsss ssaxss>a - tas nsSro
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Isx azst cA14xs szsgas Alaskan eoGsars<
6rs - eAzas. s1eot kAs oo~ al @rross eac
~ s@Ske Il - . ecAEa1 tateE - $50 =
saoth<r t4ka tas ckl-1 1rs4l 49, nzo@st @-e
gre = seF bNE@-
Tsz D~sS4atry q Russia h-s IA y<t tss'y
e-22@see - 4k1erst@z1 10 --eaa-las = rs
Asw 4 slz&nrlp@slez, pfs<--sgS-ea ~ tes
ate Czsr L1-fty ys4rs go TIE pr~s>nts
tklak tAey e4Fs c-zlza - sne a4zs& s'os-
sssssc by f1e as5L.sg, zad t14t Z = y
sle~.la szsc feFos s1ly l1--i tASy ~re Kept
c4l - tE1F oWa.
DAB ckil.&nae1 -Ee bHr.e1 ~ TIC sSzns
rl@n1a< - AzseTicSn -. s,is,--in tae e@f-A RI
s1t shs aoalss are p4I down atet'~t - As~f
sner9 OF q tae resc1 of tLe eva sprlA~oS q =
supposed - L1e CbL1aE-eu y slAlE abroad
- asges, eeustsaE tse bonbstones q III
ylctsz2s- Ne oraSrasats are placed over tas
graves, - thai tas sgI Saes AttentAon a
10 ztIrscss1 ~ ths sycL
fAz ina1b-tsnrs Of Assam. the High
lAnds toward the blrUanss< iEontsrF, ~fs
n0t a. az gwen - dacelsE2. They are nsar'
ly black, bat rot q ne negro cast DodluES
siEss and rather AoRgolLsh n sppeAr1nes-
Tie males pluck a. ths hao rron Heir
ohlns, bus nSFeF hAve t0eH Lalr cut About
tsFo dollars year vii furElsh four ~ nvs
Of t.ese persons a. The clothes thsy TO
quEs
rHx AOeys, - q whole, may Be considered
q nation Of gentismen The society 81
Morocco Is essentially democratic, yet tie
Moors have the deepest reverence for the
Prince q the Faithful, the snolated of God.
the Sultan, whs rules their land. WITH inis
exception, ard the respect due 70 his tsnli-
~ snd al cther Sherfs. as descendants Of
N0hAmmed, there Is 10 distinction made
between the soclsl status Of one man aud
another
A RECENT writer, describing q marriage
in Khur1is,an. says ho saw a young man
carrying of MS bride surrounded By a
body-gliard % some twenty or thirty men.
These men were supposed 70 be protecting
the happy couple frem party Of young
women. whs hurled pieces Of earth aud
bamboos al the procession, and made show
Of rescaing the brsde. As soon, however,
as the bridegroom reached his own village
with his charge the assailants ran home
screaming and laughing.
AofoNG the LolOs Of Western China - IS
customary for the bride on the wedding
morning 10 parch herself ca the highest
branch II large tree. while tho cider 70
male msmbc-s OF he- family cluster on the
lower li1ibs, armed With sticks. When all
are duly Stationed the bridegroom Chambers
up tue tree, Gss-iled % al sides by blows,
pushos and ptnches from tho dowagers, and
il is not until he mas broken through their
fence and captured the BRIDE that he is al
lowed 10 carry her OF.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

A BuTzlonian writes from Orrs bland On
ths coat ~ Maine. of 3 pleasant morning
smut VIII Mrs J a. Aac(SassD. the widow Of
ths farrus correspond sns whose sccouats Il
ths Bulgarian strucities lad 8 laTT@ share in
tie w-r< OF changing tbs n ~ 4 Southeastern
EuroDa Mn Msc0shan . a Russian, and
a. ths tine % her nlarrsazs could spesk 10
Enzlish "A her husb@Bd could sEeak no
Russian. they usei % coaverse IN French alto
rpfhcr. she nov tal<s - her he Dor q l3
one wrek IN Russian and the nsxt n
Frenoh She Is the A1zer1csa correspondents
q 80 - Fsfs-xs1Tz newspapers, and = 81
zazed uuon = nc~ei q R1Ssssn ifs. vhica
slss = writing ia Eagll<h AZ OTr's fslari
ace hss been with ~ tsrnllT q Nathan Doe,
a Brsfen. sas ACCOMPLISHED trsuslstoT =
TolSrcfs uovzls 4 wih - -eEnenheTed that
Bu1sicassaz were soraevhas tsken shas<
last winter r.2sc Cssries Wl1aarzs, the Enz-
lssh correspondent, spCzs < AacGsaasn ss a
f.l5o~ country nan. - r-ssrsied t6s fact II
the lssrsr's hirth n Ohso as mater q 20
cuz1ss1 1-s1ce r. 3cTslo Ccurier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
PERT AND POINTED.

"DrD you know said cunning GENTLE
20 jew, "ths: they hang Jews and
donkeys together in Portlardf" fadeed" I"
ret2rted Solomon, "esn II ish ven des you
and ish not dSro."
"GroHeE." she said, and her manner be-
trayed anxiety, what has came over papa
of lasel lie treats you coliiy, and evidently
tries 70 avoid you" DC borrowed ten
dollars Of me 6 couple Of weeks ago" ex-
planned George.
"TuE times are hard ny dear" said .
man 10 bis better half, ADD | fnd 1t din
cult TO keep ny nose above water" "You
could easily keep your nose above water"
returned the lady, ." n you didn't keep II so
often above brandy"
WE have no shrews or scolds now. we
have sensitive organizations ard nervous
temperameuts aDd unfortgr ate dispositions, I,
nor any robbers nor cut-throets, nor
villains Of any sort. We have operators and
insane persons. and al sorts Of peculiar
and eccentric individuals.
A cI.BR6rNkx. VINO was couscnng a Young
widow on the death G; her husband. spoke
N a very scrious tone. saying 'sfIe was
one Of the few-sach level of o Christian
you can not End has equal, von wen
know To which the soobing one replied,
with an almost broken heart: "Tl bet
will"
TEERr were two opposing borristers. III.
lawyer for TIE defense was 80 severe upon
the prosecutor that fhe later rose. and
asked Does tie learned counsel thinlr
ne fooiT' The reiort was prompt Ny
friena wishes 20 know II cs1Es5er hiz q
fool ard 80 reply to his question. can only
sar tkat az ret prepared % dsny H."
A pxo-zs.oR ssid 20 a student wsou he
considered Gaas " w brother, have you
ever thovEh, VIA you vii c. II. after =
far te.. yoa hnd ihaf a. = Pastor ysu arr a
failsreiH StadeDt H Yes. in6red- pro
fessor. hsvs ofteu fboBght 81 tast. ano I
have fully made uP my nin3 in thst eveat
20 seek = professorship 10 . oessgs OF =
thsolsgical seminary"
II Is sssd tsas ever ~. thoassnd pisnos
srs ruined every year il this csantrv ~
sbs changes in atmosphere There CIR %
no doubt that tfss strnss shsre IS aFt 70 unssz-
- secEses cAssEe when nan tss -
Listen - ore beTr-5 tbe regziafsen hzit-
bst tse statistics 10 reFsre - TIE eTeca
upon We Easoos sf fhis sns8csynersc chsBgs.
"a sss1vs Fivsn. seeu vofady 6tpropor-
toned . tbs universal sgozy tsry hare
eocss1ooe3.
hssr. sai6 tks r1ils1ess farmer. ethss
rru w<rt r. b1F q hess. I have . nsce.
f-osss ssF tses ! rrTst So p" Tss.
zass herse Yea So nv vsfe's fsss~r. :
v-=sthr 81 zenNsUsn- 8 stsTx1r - car
rae a15 hss neoor fkssf % ~e1i5 bxe -
tsss drive c~sry oST ses I have
. sor-~l hess xssss Tife4 seven rssn sd
i<-awed t4s -cass va wrezks6 fzfes. >
''s~s5 ~ tss sorreL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

lsg Nfea s1a.s frsel1lv 1aEa wake shen a.
l1z-f sssa z4sF4sat ea1sFs e4ynre4z. - -
asaao.s caes ~ xiAzes esses 14sFe es~r 11L-F
laE1 lelsl4
a. - ~1Fie.s rsgszls = kspt a9 essa "A
ssiL - =. I1ra.s-9ll tlll--Is8 - a.-ssiii- 2 q
s1araa ~ar seEGsriz..s I1--.l s..lE ---a s-E9zs-
- 1l.allea s1FVtFe
Eus. "a .t1-t 4lld.sss tss Sbolas4ss
s-sa-l1lT 81 aae..1s. toe 4nlLlsis1 q
al atr-a- gsc-e - ss1 "a FEoyaAlS
s1e-r rla.raa N11 -1- serstg e.sI1,-St-1l,
: 1..a e.4ae1l.a.a4l stsasstaEi belag sslzl.s5sret
la.Lsae1saL.8 - - Ezszl4 l1r 49, lls e4--zs
hi-..s.f gaI--.xa-aa-
Tas c4rril1lsa4 ~ sas Eaaid.s s-heols .
z.E ~ elY 14k1 g1 Ilrnsas. tie gs7era-
aaels leilE klssat "a 1a-Tlzg oszs 2s I-aDY
Fs1ag alzl 40 pe-1.ble fro1 .l.s alFsrsstlss.
49, l4s1-s -a4fllsG "a - ----ses 1e-1g ssld
- e.s1ll1szle . aalsg-r - tie slaclllg =
aiolli-Ecll..-al LIlsliluel'sls- As t1a Ls.1 4
ia.i-sA-.l.ll. Er.etlell sntsrpz-ss s ~ ~
stllelsi - ~ pr1eoklls IaEss-lZlsa1s ras
49, GA every Aald - tas gqvSrn1azal. 4za
e,llslnFcs . lasld "a sllch hLl-s es1ecn
lsg1aa lsat Ias co,altry thai al youag psCpAs
~ t1s mlsl1l8 zllt al ler cLknscs zspifs ~ .
a14serslsY ei4sz-ti31s aod lners ero sYea
Eeaz2uLs' s.Es al daughters n0s%z-lays - .
f01La 1nalg l1o sr1ail4-ss x tl-s 1ig1ass
as1oals ~ t1e eounLly. of ale tls govern
uaa4l has lsslssi > -es.Fus however, fDTDls14lug
So II telzsauis. q aorkuaea All oI 10
Ioesr erzlls14sn to ~ aSiaulCtsd ~ tEs scAools
~ blzLer issrulng. Eaneel0rtn IA scientific
EaIls, I'd gFeas sr-LsS o. author MI %
broillAs forth Ia Russian schools Uuleza 10
c1snss fFoga Ias higlsT classss u the Feople.
Apart from Lhs hishs-r pFusezz-o1ai schools
AMI unlFera-l.es. shlch, ia A1aAl4s. stand
aaout As hizc--Ald tbs archaeological schools
sgsn hizaar-thAn 10 otaer EuTopean eoun-
tliss, tbs sch0cls 0f tho country c2n DO CLASH
tai as schoo.s run by the g0gerument and
soaoos rla by Lhe paOple-wheEher Il 70
private educators. municipalities Or tne rural
azscnaDllss. called zensrvos
Dirscsly unsbr the sway q tho govern
nsaIt and the ministry of public education ara
the d.aarent military schools eorrespOcding
t1 - szt POlat, the crowns classical gyuIrszlz-a
Tor 10th sexes, stanIins midway bosween
TIA AlnsricAn graInInzr school and coIleg .
ani tho lover district primary schools Ia
tossr.s Al cites. Ia taa zzno category may
De el=sze1 such of tho rural schools as had
been placed " lsto by the government under
the direction OF tho ignarans and III paid
village elargy. with Instructions % keep
down situation Ia tho country ~ the lowest
level poszlols. according % the policy of tho
goveruIaeus 20 avoid creating dangers by
partial education and awakening demands
which the economic powers Of tho nation
c4nnot satisfy"
Al thoss schools, With the exception Of tho
military ones. are condacted with a view az
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

~nere Even IA
Ru1a tie young
sters brave tlo eIs-
uents whepever
tdsy can But tren,
sven harly pea mt
boys c. sot run
uuch about tho
snow barefoot. as
they 80 tie year
round as home.
st are apt 70
treeaD even when
p-o1ecad By slip
prrs ralia cut Of
brulad s-rips of
bI-eh hark, shc le@s
being hAndIsed
with eoarse striTs
of Hnen. instead q;
Il. ~l-inos-the r~r-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

givinI The chld's
mind q CLASSICAL
training since ths
time 10 has mas
tered bis three Rs
In ordsr 70 prevent
children from as
sumiag hive, prGc-
tical tendencies,
fossered by a sri
ertlnc cocrse OF
stCAiy, bays IN the
governments gym
u1zIA are kcpt az
Greek and Latin
after tn yrfrs q
Rgr. and arc thus
doomed - devote
many ycars q
Study quite urprof-
itably for them-
salgeS unless tney
hava faa -Eslrrz
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

F-r so-t cs~s. 6aI tred fsss-s ~
ro~s-ssksa floos. 0nH rsins in ssrx s11
kesx ssrfa E~s sxsN erBrr1oxs kerr
ssrssexr |. zeTsT iz.is - xvs rslssf. *s
= ~svr 9Ds~srtee FL Pr,cs 5 p-r sostse
Tess arg ssors. - Nczxas 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Erer1a, - eae
tHtir ard tsks
N, shrlr szscrs ~
sise nexf sHr rrEl
ths regular =
Fszrsnmk arrer
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

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