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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

All complete for the appearance during Fair Of
BAND OF FULL-BLOOD SIOUX INDIANS
from the Sseon The famous under Gen. Sbey
during tho New Um Minnesota will with the party.
The Indians will bring and occupy their during tho Fair
They will prominently located the Stand
male quae of their number will sing Gospel Hymns with organ
accompaniment In the party phenomenal who will give
exhibition of speed daily Anayed in Indian costume they will
wild horses and yell only Indians Never history
county fairs Iowa has unique been provided for
visitors will give the carly settlers opportunity "od
Friendships and the thousands of young folks those wonderful
people for the first time. From Cco this attraction goes West
Union and thence TO Brush Creek fairs
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01
WE PLEAD GUILTY.

Talk about Wanamaker's $4OO, 900
thrown into the New York republican
election pool in 1883. When Jim
Blaine declared that trusts and mo-
nopolies that fix their own price upon
what the people drink and wear
were private affairs, he brought at
least four times the 1900. 600 that hon.
est Wanamaker poured into Quay's
election hopper iu New York. The
scoundrel in politics for sixty years
has been honest, old, quakerdoln
Pennsylvania. From the buckshot
war down to this day we solemnly
declare that Pennsylvania politics
stink. 1t was in that old Quaker
state that bribery began over sixty
years ago and poisoned in 1883 our
New York elections. Pennsylvania
is q higgling, whiting, inoney-inak.
ing, bargaining, election buying and
selling state-we are sorry to say,
Politicians there can swear the seals
from bond. Alas, rich, old, lying
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hidden
under the cloak OF religion. Some
might call it the phosphoresence o
dead putrescent cant. Pennsylvania
politics are sham and delusion
Pennsylvania spread its small-po,
politics into New York city last Nov
ember and established then and Their
political bank Of corruption. En-
ough Of Pennsylvania's dirty polite
brought into New York in 1883. Ev
en- republican lnonopolists and rail
roadcrs ought to be ashamed Of thei
dirty work in New York city Ann
Domino 1883. Pennsylvania is YER
rich, and is very religious, but is pol
itically rotten. Let US hope tina
Pennsylvania corrupt politics ma
mot innoculate the new states
jamestown Every Saturday.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

John L. Sullivan Is likely to sur
render the belt and the champion.
ship. He Is having . set-to with John
Barleycorn, and will be knocked out
in that scrap.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

Fast Mall Line with yestibuled Trains be-
tween Chicago. Milwaukee. st. PAUL and
Minneapolis.
Trsns-Continental Route between Chicago,
Council BlufIS, Omaha and the I'acinc
Coast.
Great National Route between Chicago Kan.
sas City and st. Joseph, Mo.
500 Niles Of Road reaching all principal
points III Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Iowa, Missouri AM Dakota.
For maps, time tables, rates of passage and
freight. etc, apply to the nearest station agent
OF the CHICAGO, MILwAUKEE ST. pArl. Rar.
WAY. or TO any Railroad Agent any wh.rC In the
World " 'A~
r. MILLER, Avn. cARprNrsp
Gent Manager. Genlrass 4 Ticket Act.
eY.For information In reference to Landsand
Towns owned by the CHICAGO. MrLIwAUErKS
81. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY. write to II. a. Han
GAN. Land Commissioner. Milwaukee, Wiscon-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01
Democratic State Convention.

The democrats of Iowa will meet in ccnvcn-
tion at Sioux City, Wednesday. September is,
l6e0 Mt go a. m. for the purpose Of placing In
nomination candidates = follows.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Judge Of the Supreme court Ito all vacancy.
Judge of the Supreme court full terin).
Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
One ID Railroad Commissioner.
And for the transaction of such other bsisi-
ness a. may properly come before the couvcn-
The ratio OF representation VIII be dele
gates from each county and additional dele
GAte for each 30 votes and fraction OF TOO or
n 166e
The counties OF this CONGRESSIONAL District
viii be entitled to delegates a. follows:
Allamakce .......... . Floyd.
Cero Gordo. Howard. ............
Chickasaw.. Mitchell. ........... 8
Clayton. ID Winneshiek. ..... .
fayette ............. Worth.
Your committee recommends that county
committees be selected and Organized at the
convention held 20 appoint delegates to the
state convention.
To obviatc the necessity Of two conventions,
your committee would also recommend that
IN counties where IL II practicable, that candi-
dates for county officers be nominated q the
same convention.
By order Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. CHAS D. EUIIxW
Dated july IL. Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01
ATRRR1BIE scALPEL.

DR.. 1cPhillbeg Lays Bare Some Cru.
81 Wrongs and Shameless Frauds,
Let Every True American Look q
them Well, for they arc Breeder
Of Peril.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01
I'VE
NEVER
SLEEP"

We never sleep, there
fore always awake
to the interests Of
customers.
All who are in posses
sion Of the above
password will save
money by calling on
the undersigned, if
in need Of
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Flour,
Glassware.
Queensware,
Tobacco,
Cigars,
Fruits, &C.
| f. A. GLASS,
Cresco, Iowa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

The large Agricultural Hail. 3Ox72 will young
people who wish to Dance and first class orchestra provided
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

Hon. j. H. Bowman Of Wavery will Judge the Horse de-
partmcn and expected that W. King "B King of Mime
apol Tho Mcfarland Of Iowa City will judge the Cattle
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

Remember all these attractions bc during entire day fo
IS parents and family years for
ticket admitting all during the entire four days.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

Wednesday, Aug 49, will probably be the attractive day of the
Fair.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01
A PpGnsmme QfAfhletic Contests.

Base Ball Matches Ladies' Equestrian Racing the Cow Boy Race
warranted convule the sctest deacon present. wheel
barrow racehe latter Twill distributed
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01

Iii expected that the various CT 5cz Ar.oIs
WILL EEsoT1DA STIHAEl MAALS, that need
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-08-01
A@aauD @aup Goaga1y
OLD SETTLERS MEETING

sdncsday, Aug. 28th after which numerous toasts an
responses will he had.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12
8terter Sag.

Mtttwpd, 4. September. Seut
Moreea mobnten Die Delesaten be!
Gentral : Gereines einem bonn bohm
Abt Srpmin> O. s. B., celebrirtet
feierlihen &equtem : Mmte in Der ct
Stepbans; Stride Bel.
I'm 9 ubr begann In Der ct. 9eter's.
S4ule bic @eiddftsfibuug. Dte pber
ou~sefibrten Mntrdee Der Mil:
paufee'r Delegation puroer
etnfimmig angenpmmen. Gbenit
eth Intrag betreffs u8orberei:
tungsihulen" i'm Stnne Der er:
tudbnten gmpfeblungen bes 9errr
Spam,borf. Mit bey1I alf Elm @eiud
bes ct. @eors'ss8 sreins BON S obns:
. 10 n, 9a., I'm. nnteritibuns uurbs
beidlofen, oaB isoer 3neieperein cine
Saa1mlung peranialte unb ben grtrap
benz gentralpsrein einienbe, Der Jpn bann
na& Sobnstopn ienbet. Sn betrsf Der
Irbeitsnah wets=8ureau' s
paro ein 8eldlub palfirt, tpelher bic
grrt6tung FOLDER Bureaus in ieoer aro-
BEN Staot piebsrbDIt brinsenb empfeblt.
9'nftdtli4 oes Termins Der General.
periammluns tuarb na9 ldneerer 8era=
tbung beihlofeu> baB beriel6e BON. On,
fang bes September auf ben 3. Conn
tag TN Mueuf berlegt tporben lit.
auberoem tputbe cine groBe Menae
tptdttger &putinegefhdfte erlebiet. Sic
Nebengeiebeba s Central. 8ereines
puroen IN setpiFer 9inlidt elmer Menbs=
rung u%ntsrtpprfen ; narnentliG fpQen
Nitglieosr tiinftis BET nr,beren @eleQ=
l4aften ntAt atl9enpmrne1t trerb n, uenn
he NIT ihren geitrdsen i'm &fdfanbe
ltno. Ilsbam ihritt man sllr Ue.
j mtenwabl. Gum 9rdfoenten
tpuroe s. S Spaun6orit bon ct. Qouis
our1 Exclamation tpieoererrdblt ; ,urr
srften 8icsprdfoenten @ilbelm Gaiper
Don Nilpalfes ; silrt stpeiten 8iceprdii.
benton 6. 81. MiiIer bon glepeIano /:
gum prototcairsnben @ecretdr glfreb
Stedd BON Miltpautee; gum ssinan,=
iecretdrG Clemens SduIte bon ct. Qpuis.
gum S4asmsiffer s. S. 8rinfmann bon
Serre 9aut, Snciana. 9as Grecutips
Son1its iua beifeben aus ben SIREN :
9rdp 9elomann BON gbicaa0, Ssris
arenoes bon ct, Scuis, sesobn Sod
BON Glebelanb uno Clinton 8idel BON
Uttltp 1rtee. Inter ben neust, gice=
.s-dltoenten fiir bic einseIren Staaten
befinsen ed M. Sod fir Minnes
lota. o. Suffer fur @isepnRn, ST. 6err
Soma, 6 9. MaiIan fir Ne6rasta,
mod cine &eipIutipn aneenom=
men, pelae bic 4bbaItuns bes Ra=
boliten.g su 9
imore i'm NOesmber nit Sreuoen
,seriBt. tpuroe cine Depeiae BON gapf
eD XIII nerleien, tpelder Der
ieinen Sesen ianbte. !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-09-12

&atboliten umfaHen mbse. gls 9aupt
bieier DtDcele ertbsi(e iA Sbnen biermit
MIen, einseln unb int earsen, meinen
Segen, bDheno, baB bes Mmdhtigsn
8e,ifano NIT Sbnen bleibe." Ser 9rd.
fibent banfte benz bphtp'ifen 8tihof fir
feline siitieen &atbidIdee rno fiir feline
freunblide M~nerfennang. STUFF 1etnen
@ori4las tpuroe bann Elm breifates ent=
buiiafiides God auf ben Germ 8iidof
aIssebradt.
Nadbem bieraaf ber Gbpr In erbebens
Der @eiie Smeenberser's uOremus"
b%urgetraseu, tpurbe Der Mobor bon
Cleveland, 9fr. @arbner. Der Ser.
fammluns porseiteIt. Derislbe betpiGz
fcmmnete, pte pprseitern iein 8srtreter
ben Central erein, nun AUDI ben 6 :
tbplitentag i'm Nanaen Der Stab
In elmer ber3liden gnipra9e. Darnad
betrat Der bpdw. gfarrer S&wen,
niger bon SEEM Sort bic Srtbiine.
ST brafte ber 0eriammluns sanadf
bic 8iQiguns bes Germ gr3biidofs bon
SEEM 0ors. Damn oertrsitete ct Ed
iiber bic 3 dul.Srase: Soft babs
Der Stride ben Muftrag segeben, ale
Nationer gu lebren. Ser Staat lei cine
Organization bon Snbioibuen, bic Elm
getpi1es Object uno cine Mltpritdt ba=
ben. @lentente Der @eieQihaft ieien
Samilie, @emeinbe> Staat unb Stride.
IS iet Elm @eieb Der Natur, bab bic
&ehte bes Snbipibulu!s allen anbsrn
&edten ppreinsen. Dieie Redte ieien
pornebmlih 2eben, @bre unb 8epegung.
Dieielben f6nnten ntdt aufgegeben uers
ben. 3wei Snoipibuen beridieoenen
@eialedts madden etne Samilie aus,
unb AUDI bieie Samilie babe rnberduBerz
lthe &ehte. Sine @emetnbe umihlteBe
mebrere Samtlien, uno aus mebreren
@emeinben entitebe Der Staat. Der
Staat miiHe alfo bic &edte ber Sami'ie
uub oes Gtn3elnen abten ; ia bteies iei
iogar Der etsentlide 8eruf, ben CT BON
8ctt empfaneen babe. Ser Staot biirfe
fein Tprann iein. NamentltA bic &edte
Der Samilie biirfe er nidt antaffen pOer
gar rauben. Die @ltern bdtten bas
He9t, bic Gdbtgteiten bss &tnoes su
enttpidsln. Das Rtno babe bas &ebt,
feline Grstebune bon benz Water gu nerz
langsn. @em bic Gamilie bteie 9Htdt
pernadldiist, 10 mii1e bic @emeinbe
eirtreten. 9erobes babe bic nnl1ulbi=
gen su 8etblebem ernnprbet. Die f1an>
s5ii9e Commune babe bte &inber an
fid seriHen. Sn benz oeutiden Gulturs
tampf babe es i9 pornebmliA tint bic
Shule gebanoelt. Dem 8eIipiele Wtnbt:
bDrf's unb Der iibrisen gentrumsmdns
ner iolten mir naheifern. :
Ser brittle &soner> Qerr 2ebrer
&aifer bon CT. glcuo, bebanoelte
bas Tbema scr beutf9e &as
tbpIif ais ameritaniI9er
8urget". (siebe Seite 10 bteies
8lattes). Ois auf benz grpsramm
itebenbe &ebe bes 6rn. S9uar3e iiber
Rirdenmulif muBts Der norgeridten
Stunoe pesen ouf rnorsen peri@oben
psroen. 3um SdluB ettbeilts Der
bOdp. ST. 8ii@of Sloi9 ben auz
peien6en ben Segen. I'm brei niertel
elf nbr 1dloB bic Geriamm[ung nit
ben T0nen bss vStar Spamgled Ban
ner,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

The crisis of the London strike seems to
have been reached, but, unfortunately, not
without some of those manifestations of vio-
lence which have so often injured the Just
cause OF workingmen- However, there has
been very little violence, when it is considered
that the whole number of persons involved in
the strike. including the wives and children of
the strikers, is as great as the population of
st. Louis. The best evidence of the sound
ness of the mems claims is found in the steady
support they have received from the local mer-
chants and shippers. The only argument heard
in any quarter against them, except among
the employing dock companies, comes from
some timorous souls who urge that an increase
in the wages of the dockmen would mean an
increase of Wharfage fees, and that this, in its
turn, would drive commerce to other ports
This reasoning falls fat however, in the light
of experience. The success of the dockmen in
London would promptly be followed by strikes
Of the dOckmen in Liverpool, Southampton,
Gloucester, and elsewhere. In Glasgow there
has already been demand for an increase Of
wages, and from Southampton has come an
offer to strike now, if it will do the Londoners
any good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

Within few days warrants have been issued
against engineers upon both Of the local rail-
roads for running their trains faster than the
legal rate of speed within the city limits. 1t Is
well understood that the law on this subject is
persistently violated. 1t is also understood
that if an engine, driven recklessly over the
city streets at an illegal rate Of speed,
kills some one, the person responsible
for this violation of the law, resulting in
q death, will be in an unenviable position
before the criminal court. Not all Of the reck-
less driving. which results in fatal collisions
and sends the driver to the penitentiary, Is
done with vehicles propelled by horsepower.
Do the higher officials of the railroads direct
their engineers to follow the legal rate Of
speed within the city limits, or do they give
them orders which compel violation of the
law? II the latter is the case some railroad
magnate may find himself Unexpectedly the
accused in a case Of granddaughter, some citi-
zen being sacrificed to his disobedienee of the
provisions of law which attempt to protect life
and property from the dangers incident to rail-
road occupation Of the streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

The literary world sends greeting 10 Oliver
Wendell Holmes on this day, the eightieth an
niversary OF his birth. The weight of many
years iaiis 10 bend the vigorous veteran. When
VIII New England again boast such . group Of
companion poets as Lonstellow, Whittier and
Holmes formed In their primer She has neve,
replaced her Emerson e philosopher, her
Parker as . radical, her Phillips as an orator.
viii she be more fortunate With her cons who
have given their lives to song2 Has her OF.
tended commerce caused her TO play traitor 70
the iner arts, and her accumulated wealth en-
couraged spirit hostile 70 mental EFFORT, or d
she merely passing through . stage Of quies.
cence 10 be succeeded by one Of more brilliancy
than any that have gone before ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

They sell Migrants in Kansas to the highest
bidder, the law giving the purchaser right to
the labor Of the party purchased for certain
specified period The 'vags" don't like it, but
they are scarcely in position TO make sue
cessful fight agains; the custom, although
they have as good an authority for their sup
port as the thirteenth amendment to the fed
trll constitution, which Kansas herself ratified:
Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude.
except as punishment for crime. whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted, shall
exist within the United States" etc. Has
vsgrancy risen in Kansas to the dignity of a
crime? Following the suggestion Of the out
cry by the electric companies against execu.
tons by electricity, the tramps might also
plead the uueonstitu.ionality Of law which
imposes upon them 'the cruel and unusual
punishment" OF compulsory labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

What will that Minnesota nottingham do
with the fifteen million dollars to which he has
fallen heir in Australia? In the days of his
comparative poverty he has perhaps ventured
many disparaging criticism upon the CAPT.
talist class. its selhshness and arrogance, Its
contempt for the welfare of the toiling masses,
etc. Nay this abruptly-created capitalist be
trusted, with mistaken confidence, to help the
workingmen from this time forward, not per-
functOrily, but with the sympathy and good
Judgment which come of knowing experiments
ally and very recently their needs and aspira-
tions?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30
The theorv that thero !. m rox.l road 4

The theory that there is no royal road 70
royalty itself has received a backset from the
history Of the adventures in Europe of King
Marie l., king Of the sedangs. This fellow,
formerly known in private life in Paris a.
Henri de Mayrena, went some years ago to
Africa in search of adventure, and found II, by
preempting q plot Of territory with tribe OF
negroes on ii. and setting up a throne an
crown. When he had things in just the n "
running order, he felt a strong desire to go
back and see how Europe looked. He accord
ingly founded an order Of knighthood, and,
choosing the year Of the Paris worlds fair a.
the most eligible for making q splurge, set out
on his travels Wherever he went he demanded
royal consideration, and innkeepers and trades
men were quite willing to grant it in return for
the honor of his patronage. He repaid extra
courtesies by comforting the insignia Of his
order right and left, and, in short, was a great
panjandrum till one Nine. Mayrena turned up
in Paris with a claim that she was his first
and only welded wife, and that the
woman who was travelling about as
Queen Consort to King Marie l. was
a domestic usurper. The King, quite IN
daunted produced from his trunk a copy of q
royal decree issued in the realm Of the Sedangs
a good while before, divorcing the Partisan
Nine. Mayrena. OF course, the decree was just
as good as the title worn by the monarch who
issued il, having come from the same workshop;
but the French courts, in these severely repub-
licsn days, have so practical and sordid way
OF looking at such matters that the King con-
cluded ii would be safer to get out Of their
Jurisdiction for a while, and took a train for
Belgium. All of which goes TO show that,
though there may be q royal road to royalty,
the privileges acquired by travelling over it are
not what they used to be-even az late as the
day when the first Napoleon put away his
Josephine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

Judge Bookstaver, who has acquired much
unpleasant notoriety in connection with the
flaek divorce case. has gone to Yellowstone
Park for his vacation. He probably wants 10
See whether the great geyser is any hotter than
the atmosphere of New York has suddenly be-
come for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

The New York World very properly rebukes
the worlds fair agitators in that city for worry
ing about a site till some plan has been formu-
lated for raising the necessary money. The
Word had an experience of its own with that
Bartholdi statue pedestal fuad, and knows now,
better than many Of its contemporaries, what
''Passins the hat means in city like New
York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

SrEc1AL FALL BARaArss
k3SSDAbLE CASNBRIC, genuine, 9sc.
95e. S~~~~~s'
THE MONARCH sHIRT, e7e.. worth slsA
Lyons eros grain silks 75c. 10 81 .05
tt5 az; AZ Wool ~ Ladies Cloth. iow Goa
Ysrd, wide csshmeres. csc. an colcrs).
Table Damask, Toxeis NapkinS' shsetinss. Sh,r&.
ihss TianneA Ssi SS;i 8 H,apufscsursrs PricsA
Es saais 1857. SoTH 81 0Sssonie Temple.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30
sAKs AND oOMPANY.
THE oUTFITTkRs WHO RELIEVE IN LOW
PRICES,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET spAc1
au3O

Ar Az END Tomonaow.
r. aoLDsoHMID 1oOz-looe ST. NV.
OUR LAST SACRIFICING SUMNER SALE
TOMORROW. AUGUST 81.
A CRASH IN EIGHT MAMMOTH DEPARTMENTS.
When you will hnd the Goods. when Won will nnd
the prices that will make Tomorrows sale the most
notable one held In Washington this season.
Room must be had ct once to place our tremendous
FAN and Winter Stock now in transit
READ THE PRICES.
PICTURE DEPARTMENT..
Special attention is called to the great display Of
Pictures in this department. which il positively the
largest ever shown in Washington at such prices that
VIII cause you to wonder.
HIGH PRICES PLAYED.
OUR SPECIAL PRICES FOR TOMORROW
11114 Pictures. handsomely framed CSC
14xl7 Pictures, OAK frames, with mats Csc
l41I| Pictures, handsome ivory frames, Csc.
SoKZ4 Pictures, handsomely framed. with all noted
subjects, including "Milletts" famous picture the
"Angelus." for SI9S.
2ox24 Pictures, framed In shaded oak and steel
frames, for 81 As.
22x36 Bunker HiIl Battle Scene Handsomely framed
in gilt frame for s2.4s.
22I2s Battle Scenes of the Late War;" Handsomely
framed in bronze, for al qS.
22136 Oil Paintings, handsomely framed in large
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Astonishing Bargain-Pcture and Easel hand
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Frames and Easel to match, worth 50; my price,
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SIT Ornamental oax r.ss, on,r 90.
TRUNK DEPARTMENT
From $50 Am to 10 pm.
order toe Gle
make room for Mammoth Tow Dspar,msn1 0 on ~ 70
second floor, VIII positively m.Ss the snt;rs .,aaS
at such prices that will talk for themselyes
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ior DC 'es single ioc.' double 3Sc. Odds
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noreetms-not hinss' only 7se.; Ailiestor-tooth
orsee.e"' ohy 0eo' xorsetmenot 6reastptns,
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