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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

At the request Of tho owner we will cell by auc-
ton, upon The promises, on
THURSDAY, SsPTRMBER II, 1888,
at % O'Clock r. ", LOT LAND WITH THREE
FRAME TENEMENT THEkkuN. Nos. jiJ2, olOi,
and 3l06 east Grace street, commencing a. feet
from tho northeast corner of Grace ana lhriy-
first Streets thence fronting 80 feet, more or less,
by a depth Of 1865 feet This property Will be
~ bdtvidod or sOld rs a whole. may seem best
81 time ~ sale. Don't tail TO attend this SALE n
bargain may bee secured.
IEXIs: Al sale.
CHEWING & ROSE,
500 AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
By y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioueer.
VALUABLE, SUBSTANTIAL,
HAND. ONE. AND
CENTRALLY LOCATED DWELLING 10. -
NORTH SIXTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AID FRANKLIN STREETS,
ATAUCTION.
or rrEspAY, sErrsnpxR y. 1883,

ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER p. 1889,
~ O'cock F. " viii sell. on the premises the
SIDE NCE above referred o., aiming about
eleven Wei-pitrne1 and thoroughly ventilated
rooms. BATH with hot and cold water, aLd ether
convcniencc-. There ia q large kitchen with four
servants rooms. besides laundry and cOal-ce llar
Tho house = well finished. AMI but few houses
Of the Kind n tue city 0h3r a. many induce
meuts, as by reason ~ lis being IN a first
class neigh b0rh0Ol. centrally located. aud near
all no stree car lines, h viii make a desirable
family residence. or Sill salt well for prof -
sional gentleman; on 10 viii prove 2 good invest
mont. "a It has algays commanded a good tom
AMI M a paying rental
Being too good % house 70 need elaborate de-
scripti0n. ! AK an Inspection Oft
IBRNS: " III be reasonable.
y. W. BOWIE,
SO 20 AuctOueer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
OLD DOMINION STEAM - EfS
~ eEIP COMPANY -1z@Leacs
FOR NEW YORK.

Tickets can b. obtained a. a. ". GarDer's. 1870
Main street: Chesapeake au1 Ohio AMI Ri-l-
moni and Petersburg depOts. ami -. com. auy' .
Cclces, 81 ham street. ani wharf Rock
Frelghts forwarded and through bllls OK laiilg
.su,-i for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily unal LOIr o. sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, fhUhsDA :, ami
SATURDAYS BY tho Chesapeake sad ohio rail-
xay tgis Newport AeHsl a. s:t. A. a.. al 4 ~
Ricnmond aud Petersburg rallroN same dAysl
~ lU-.s A. ~. VIII mako connection q. 81 <
FOLK with steamer leaving hose daYA
GEOkGk ". ALLkN & Co. Agcnt-
No iGyt Main street, aui
no4l Company HnRrf. RocGatc4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
DGPARTUHE or sTKAaERs.
GLASGOW SERVICE.
Steamers every saturday from New YORK 10
-. ACHDlfJ 81 OknOkDEDOL

GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
CABIN passage % Glasgow. Londonderry or
Liverpool. = - sad 30; second class. e3O;
sIeorage outward or prepaid, go. saloon
excursion tickets a. reduced rates. IrasUl-
ler,' circular letters Ot credu and drafts
Tor auy amount issu@i al lowest currcl.
rates. FOR books OF tours, tickets. OF firthor in.
formation, apply % HENDERSON BROTHERS
New York. or GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., OH DO.
minion steamship CON paay OF 4 H.GAKBER
lOvO Tain street. or ANDREW WELSH. southern
Express Company lichmOui ap lI-5m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22
u ORTH II II | x D-S L Il l. Il L
y
By Chewing s. Rose
Real Estate Agents, Auciioneers. aud Brokers.
No. north Tenth street

At the request Of the ownor we will sell by
auction. upon the premises, On
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER e, 1888,
Mt 3 O'Clock p. NJ. that FRAME STORE, WITH
DWELLING ABOVE, No. 81 north Third street.
This property IL now occupied by "A good tenant,
paying ii3 per month 90 hat n you are looking
for things that pay, don't forget this action
day.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING & ROSE,
SEQ AurtiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-22

CorrsspontiuRly Qgcs tn9 o. r'.~-
Throsga tl..s u ial.ls issued 90 .oa .t..
g. I'-..r
no! Cfrrla. 3D. ...
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-02
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hts j. q. CALDWELL g. co.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BRoKERs.
HAVE constantly on hand for sale
IL town lots and county property. Per
sons SC wanting to purchase or sell will find
keal Estate bought and sold i'm any part
T the State or United States
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-12-02

WIEN YOU WANT TO DRY GOoDs
that we are afeng the bargains Of the broad
and the best
received
rT@ dIa rMvM GID rSaT aHN5 % 81
@'e''es
OUR Nm REsTOGH OF NaDWHONs awm uVmsuuumw
.. @# #N ATVEasY CH4abSE PHgHGHls.
II
We
see them before w ' ~ "."' sou 70
BOOTS AND SHOES. 15}# y,
this Of
peed Shoes T 9st are all s9
pNi''
ustrcceye ed K (. .
mined to sell "o' "
: Respectfully,
CALDWELL & RUFF. i
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30

\ republican, democrat and pro-
hibitionist went up To the temple To
pray. The Republican stood, and,
with his face toward heaven. prayed:
80 Lord, we thank thee that we are
not like other men. We thank the
first OF all for the pure e-inesAss,;ptible.
holy republican party. We thank
thee that all democrats are liars, and
all prObibitiOnists fools. and tha. ".
alone are good. We have no special
favorS to ask. knowing that tO becon-
sIstent thou must of necessity be wit IA
us.
The democrat prayed thus: "O
Lord. thou knowest We do not often
bother thee with our prayers. Yet
there be n few things wherein thou
canst he Of great Use to Us. Bless
Cleveland, . Lord, but curse his civil
service. Bless the prOhibitionists in
TIA. north. but damn them in the
south. Bless Minne>oia and thy liitl,.
Norwegian, knute Nelson. hut clr-..
Pennsylvania aud that traitor, sam
Randall. The rest. - Lord. YOU can
safely leave to our care.
The prohibitionist f-ll on his knees.
as usual, and prayed; - Lord. thou
know-st We have done little else but
pray. 10. these many years. Now ".
are going to fight, aud do thou. a
Lord. he pleased TO siand by and SEE
fair play, While W. show 4 i,e Pharise-s
and Sadducees that there is God in
Israel -Ex.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30
The Human Conscience.

Wlet her or no mans conscience in
rlinr~ him Ia the right. hat Is to say,
To thai which biblical aud civil laws
concedr To be ust. j. AN interest ing
"f which m,irll may be said. II is n
frequent confession of The great Kant
II hat the conscience of man and III.
stars of heaven above all else excite
am. within him. inierring. as he does.
hat the human cons, irhe tents mai
nralIl t0War'I Ilr good l. e.. what has
been found to be. or at least ap,.ars
to br, the best for society ia general.
Mr.. llrrber Spencer, IN n recent pa
per. takes Iss,n with Kant in This. u.
says that in Kant : day here were moi
80 many books of travel as now. moi
and consequently not 81 mich WAS
known oi savag. tribes or halfriNil-
ilsi peoples, but thai now the con
science oi man. aS inihtiNrly known,
has none of hat universally oi pres
ence and unity oi mai lure which Kant :
saying taeitly ass,lnes. lie quotes
Sir John i.nbbrk in support of his
position ('prigin oi tiviiizai ion. Dp.
IOl. 4o5l: "ln iact. ! h.liey. hat the
lower races Of men may hr said To n
deficient ia the nl,a oi right.
That there should he amy races oi men
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30
GEN. sHERIDAN's HORSE.
The Faithful Animal That Attended His
Masters Campaigns.

Washington Special: Cen. Sheri-
dams horse "Rienzi' or" Winchester. -
as he was called by the general after
the battle ~ that place, died at Chi
raeo. H.. in Oct ober. 1873. at the age
of ~ years His remains were sent to
II taxidermiSt at Rochester. " N.. and
after being skilully mounted. were
presented by he general to the mill
tary institute for exhibition at their
museum at Governor' Island. y. y.
Here hr y ,s,l oi that memorable ride
Ia Winchester can still be seen, look
ing as natural as life. and is the oh
lect oi The greatest intel est % the daily
visitor to tile island.
Rlcnzi was presented to Gen. Sheri-
dan at Rienzi. Miss. ON the occasion
of his promotion to the colOnelcy OF
the Serond Michigan cavalry. 10y the
officers oi thai regiment in he autu
ri ls6l. lie cont in,ied To serve his
master fail hiully and we'll. taking part
in all the famous battles unt il n few
years hsiore his death. when. out OF
consideration nj past services. he was
put on the pension rolls. the general
declining to permit him to l- used for
any purpose.
Renzi WAS raised in Mh'higan and
WAS of Black Hawk stock. a. his dark,
vtIITIy cUTIr- wtIITT 1t''r. I'M faTge. TfOW-
ing mane AMI tail fully indicate lie
was ahoni 10, hands high.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30
Speed Of Trans.

An rNan,iuaii ION al The Official Guide
ior June shows that the fastest trains
now ON the tin,. tables are two ON the
Baltimore X ohio. which arr timed to
run the 10 miles from Baltimore to
Washington in - minutes. without
stops. making lr rate of speed :3 :,
mikes an hour. llt * stated, however,
that these trains rarely succeed in
making the tri p ia he time allowed }
No oi her train can he found which
makes over - miles an hour, and the
nearest approach to it is n train on
the Pennsylvania. which runs from
Jersey City to Philadelphia, making
one stop, at an aVerage speed Of ~ 3,
miles an hour. On the opposit ion
the Bound Brook line One train
makes the distance from Jersey City
To Philadelphia III the rate of II -
miles an hour. ithout allowance for
the four stops. The quickest train he
tween Philadelphia and Bali imor-
runs ai the rate of ~ .6mile- an hour.
The fastest long-,listame run is that
of ihe Chicago Limited on the New
York Central X Hudson River. which
averages II ii miles an hour from New
York tn Albany. and 1916 miles from
Albany to Buffalo. The correspond
ing train ON the Pennsylvania road
runs AT the rate of :,s miles I'm hour
from Philadelphia to PittSburg.
The trains which are timed To run
over ~ miles an hour are thus found
to be very lew IN number, and there
are not many which are called upon to
make more than 81 or, indeed. over
81 miles ior any considerable distance
II must be remembered, however. that
II t1aln whose average speed ~ 40
miles au hour mu~t make much faster
time than that in part of its run.
What l. the ~lowe>i passenger train
IN the Guide l. not easy 20 det termin-
but an express on "a North Carolina
line which takes - hours to run 100
mIles--;in average of Ill miles an
hours II very promising candidate
for tine honor.-I;ailroad and Engi-
n,r-rin. Journal.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30


Nashiii"'o on Slrfial; Ihn'r" IS the
highest au hority for saying that in
fla. exen. that president Cleveland
III, It; 81.
o'o"'' H'"'' '''"'' ''' ''i'""''
'ariish VIII he ie'ih'r"i The attorney
aneraI>hip. To succeed Mr.. Garland
who has r,.us4,tedIy announced his
.la,,;,,,. -. a., ,l.U.
''''''''''' ~" i''''''
me upon the tNllfstioil ol iliS lJffStnl
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30

An eastern exchange contains the
following: In Montana u snake Was
discovered which could imitat. tn.
whist l.. of h- Bob White" with eas...
While it WAS under surveilamr 1t
rrouehed in ihe long prairir grass an,i
emitted the call a. plainly "a any par
fridge could. Continuing tin. effort. II
soon heard an answer. and u monenr
lal.ra young partridge alisht.-i almost
AT its mouth. quick "a II Hash it
sprans upon Iis Nntim: there was n
momentarN struggle. II stray i-ai ih-f
ar two, and then the snake r-inaiI,,-i
master al the field. To those Who
doubt Tins story the prairi- ~ 81 Ill
shown a. proof of the veraclty or the
nafrators-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30
What Montana Has.
Ineat Falls Triinne. |
A maiehless climate.

| A matehles- climate.
| An area oi ~, ,W"' square miles.
Broad valleys. lofty mountains am
fertile plains.
The Missouri river with its mighty catai
acts at Great FaIls.
| Neplanf foot hills. natered by mount ri
~ rcans.
The Judith basin with its rich iel.l. an.
great mineral wealth.
The t.allatin valley with i,s f.,tile land
| aud extensive coal fields.
The Bitter Root valley with It's VAS
forests aud well watered lands.
The newly Opened reservation with ~
| area of oyer Io,'nW. 900 acres ia pro,Iurt
i've public lands.
The great valley of the Missouri will
| iinmans. tracts of rich bench lands whiri
need no clearing.
| Iloul.ste ea,ls Ior l,on,eIe-- millions.
| Lands which produce ';o bushels of wheat
aud a., bushels of oats to the acre.
| Thr. times as many square uil'-s ~ th,
| stat. of New York.
| More than thr-- aud a. half times til.
ar-,, of ohio.
Sod and climate ada pt.d for fruit raising
Abundance III pmrr water.
\ good home ma rkst for produce.
Dpport unit ies ior stock or mixed farm
ing.
The celebrated Montana great bunch
grass.
Blue joint grass whi'h goes over four tons
to the acre
Some III the largest aud best stock farns
in the worId.
Horses rrnownrl for speed. symmetry
and endurance.
Fat steers raised IN thousands on the
best ranges in hr United States.
Immense iIorks of sheep. pr."iuring wool
of high quality.
\ mobile, orderly. well educated p,."ple.
Thousands oi happy homes. the result :
of industry and frugaliiy.
\ warm welcome for new settlers.
The right hand al fellowship for the me
chanic or farmer.
Public srI,"ols which are he pride of the
mort Invest.
Helena. the heSt city of its size IN
the world with its line public and m"rran-
lille buil,linys.
s;rcat Falls. the industrial met rololis Of
Mort hrrn, Montana. with its enormous
water power ard great tributary resources
ia coal, gold. silver aud head mines.
Butte, the greatest mining camp in he
United states. proincing copprr silver
and gold to the amount of 81. 900. 900
annually.
Prosperous and progressivecities such ~
Dillon Fort l;enion, Miles city, t;lendive.
Anaconda. Deer Is,ige. Ihllipsburg. Lew
istown, Iozeman. Boulder. sun River,
Virginia city, Townsend Whit" sulphur
Springs. MiSsoula. Cascade. SteyensviIle
and Billings.
Mines whirh produce more gold aud silver
than those oi any other state or territory
in the union. Estimated bullion product
in 1888. $50, o,ohb,Un.
The richest silver mine in the lnitrd
States the Granite Mountain.
The iar-fa,ned Drum Lumnon mine.
topta'r rr,lil,tlpu work, ,f Immense
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30
To Kill Prairie Dogs.

Mr. Walter Holmes. of Coleman
county. Texas, SAYS: To get rid OF
pralrie dogs. pro"ure n quart al bisul-
phid,. of carbon AMI round. dry pieces
al horse dung. >aturate n piece, set
iirr To A.. roll u INTO the hole and
close up the mouth ri thu hole with a
clod or anyi ihingconvrni-nt. II never
fails. death resulting from suffocation
! brlleye it would l'- equally as good a
remedy for ground squirrels ana rats.
\ quart, costing sixty cents, will kill a
hundred or more"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30
A NErE0RIc vIsITOR.
Helena Herald.l

Judge Bach. who returned from an
outing on the Big Blackfoot yester-
day. says hisparty witnessed n strange
and beautiful sight about u O'Clock
sunday evening, the 18th inst. They
were logging along in wagons on the
road from Helmville to Avon when
they noticed something like IA sky
rocket in the air east of the road.
Two or three of the party simultane-
ously cried Look there" and they
all gazed in mute astonishment at the
spectacle. The fiery orb descended
with great rapidify. leaving n trail Of
fire like that Of Il gigantic rocket, until
within what the observers thought
about ~ feet Of the earth. when it
vanished with II loud report and the
bursting of the flaming orb, which ex-
plOtled like some large pyrOtechnical
piece Nearly all of the party saw it
and stopped their wagons during the
few moment the phenomenon lasted.
They are all of iheopinion that il was
n meteor. and are rejohins over the
fact that the privilege of seeing it was
given them.
The same sle.t nl". or n similar one,
was observed in Helena about the
same hour sunday evening. Here it
first appeared like II sky rocket. and
as it nr;ir,d the earth took the form
Cf ball of fire. which Travelled south
ward over the city wit h II Missing sound
and apparently buried itself in the
earth near the town with n mutllei re-
port, leaving u luminous track which
visible several minutes.
At Boulder arl Butte the meteor
was also seen. In jefferson valley the
people were frightened by the loud re-
port, which they mistook foi aneartl-
quake. Advhrs from Boulder say the
meteor struck the ground apparently
about 2O miles south Of that place,
and the Butte people saw the cloud Of
dust it made in the foothills east of
that place when IT struck the earth.
There will doubt less he Ot her reports
from those who Witnessed the phe
nOmenon. as it was in broad daylight
and cOuld not fail to attract the at
tentiOn of all within range oi vision.
II j. the first occurrence Oi the kind
in this vicinity, though We believe the
mort Iern part of the Territory, near
Fort Bent on. was visited by n meteor
some years ago.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30

That she j. in love
That she laceS tight.
That she ever flirt.al
That she is tired M "a ball.
That she is fond al s..an,ial.
= That her shoes are too small.
That she cannot keep "A secret.
Thai IT takes her long To dress.
That she has kept you waiting.
That she uses anything hut powder
That she says what she .loesn'l
mean.
That she blushed When you men
toned part ocular gent tleman' : name
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-08-30

Maj. Carroll of Fort A-sinnab"ine' Lieut.
GaIbraith of Fort Custer, and l'r. Piche'
United states veterinarian. have been ~
billings the last few days receiving horses
furnished und.r cont ract by Mr.. sidney
pas,t of Miles City. They obtained t""
head from Mr.. :. Durbin and four Others
from various parties, paying all the way
from So. to Si" per head f"r them ~ Is
u good move ON the part oi the government
Ia purcha-s hnrses that arr as'iiha.e"
aud can endure the har'iships u Is some
times necessary to undergo in the serv''e"'
unrle sam. II also furnishes hes'ra"i"
mo,ke, for local horse rai-er-, ana VIII M
,,n,,. ,h, nrodue,ion oi "a better grade oi
hor=e.-tazetts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

VA ought, the brute metal of decision He
could add others indeed, but he could not put
away; neither did he care if they were per-
fectly agreed among themselves; and his
spiritual pleasures had nothing to do with
turning them oyer or justifying them in
words. Words were with him mere accom-
plishment, like dancing. When he was by
himself, his pleasures were almost vegetable.
He would slip into the woods toward Acheres
and sit in the mouth of a cave among gray
birches. His soul stared straight out of his
eyes; he did not move or think, sunlight,
thin shadows moving in the wind, the edge
of frs against the sky, occupied and bound
his faculties. He was pure unity, spirit
wholly distracted. A single mood filled him,
to which all the objects of sense contributed,
as the colors of the spectrum merge and dis
appear in white light.
So while the doctor made himself drunk
with words, the adopted stable boy bemused
himself with silence.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01
The Treasure Of Franchard.
By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.

enfaced: be concluded that his wife was in
fault; and he was just beginning, in an
awful voice, "Anastasie," when she looked
at him, smiling, with an appraised finger;
and he held his peace, wondering, while she
led the boy to his attic.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

DOYLE, CHAS.
- Keeps the best writing material in the
market. Call and examine at the book store.
No. 407 East Houston street. 54-6mo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

7 ORENZEN, VIM.
- Carriage Trimming done in first class
order, including repairing and buggy top
renovating, all at short notice and cheap. No
6l5 East Houston street, corner Of Avenue E
and Alamo Plaza. 5-22m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

G. LUM,
-. First-class Carriage Paintings corner
East Houston and Nacogdoches streets. Ref
erences: Carter & Mutually, Bergstrom &
Gray, and Wells, Fargo & Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-01

\ NTARTIC REFRIGERATOR co.
"A Dolorosa street, opp. Southern Hotel
Sells the best meat to be had in the city. De-
livery free Prices reasonable. 81 If
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30

suPxsioa The People vs.. WA. Robin-
soa. f0costy jury uLA-
Clz1Clr.t t-Ibs People vs.. Geo Carr and
Elaa BON-mAn. implicated sith James
9rahanl. afeeay. uoils pressed and de-
defendants dlaebAgked- Thomas u. Chris
LAB adm lltsd ~ citizenship HANNAH l.
Aatnouy 70. Ad0iVh krsy, Iresp4ss on lie
eass continued until November .
PEoBArt-Wn. ID. Mcconnell. deceased,
Ed1z u sLr slor anal account died; bearing
OeL % Estate of Jonathan Powers de-
ceased, orifsK allowing a. illustrators tnal
sccounE and di.cEaTgIng Hini. Estate OF
L4feazo buell. deceased petition ioF pro-
o4ts 0f VII hlsd, hsAring Oct. % Estate Of
Esther n DosAa al insane person; order
Authorizing gu4Fdiao 10 pay county amount
Of estate Ia hls haAds. Estate Of Wan. K.
Barley. deceased, order assigning widow
hsf statutory allowances; order granting
administrator license 10 sell estate ~
saetOn. Estate Of CaristiGa ). Keller. Sr..
deceased ordering gr4nting executors lie
en.s 20 ssll personal property al auction.
Esiats Of ssephsn s. Pew. deceased; order
allowing claims aud decree for payment;
administrator 5 EaAl account h.sd. hearing
Oct -. kstzie of Geo. Athsrton, deceased;
vii hled
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-30
souTH IND Skws


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ave.
Ax 4zS Ars. Cars. 81 B4rEls Cresk. ars
sist1x NJ 4ssl as. .. 2. oe-sn4s, Of ll-
Flsioa q.
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cas- ~ axe 49, IL "a Democrats preces-
aan tn14y a.kzL
II :. Hsrr.s 14s EstarDsa iEsA Chicago.
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a4ss res zFasa as1as rrom EisilEg Ar. sLd
kFs. eso9ss stOTy. 81 ciE.A-sys.
Ar MI F4raxsr aad so. q Sinta-S e.
bsgs soas - FsH1s lFa1l4 ~ sss ~ Ear
lagsFs 4ssEasr. sac - seriousy a.
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u1ssc - t1is cify sn1 localrd o. osssnI1-
ass. Ar h4sklas slA ops1 az 4rcnisecI
sEes 10 JAls ciEy.
srsd G IsaD.s : 5uilaisx ans sss res
lde1ss % ,o4-D-4Fs. It's whispered anon Z
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