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THE NORTHERN SHOWS.
They are Followed by Heavy Rainfall
in Oregon,

in Oregon.
ASHLAND (Or), January 29th.-It has
been raining steadily here since yesterday.
The thermometer is at 45o and the snow is
rapidly melting in the mountains. The
streams are rising and damages are reported
from the track washing out at Jump off
Joe, nine miles north of Grants Pass.
All first-class passengers for the south,
detained here, left yesterday morning for
Portland. At A. NJ. the prospects are that
no trains will he run between Roseburg
and this place for several days. Only one
train has come through from Portland in a
week, and it may be more than week be-
fore another comes. There is prospect of
another food in Rogue river and its tribu-
taries.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Foul tartar is disease and death
Not only 10 the teeth, but breath;
1t taints the mouth, and to our smile
Gives most ghastly tinge the while
But if we've SOZ0DONT close by
We may its worst assaults defy. IT'S
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GRASS VALLEY.
1t Is Cool and Cloudy, and Another Storm
is Certain.

GRASS VALLEY, January 29th.-It is cool
and clsudy, with a brisk wind. Another
storm is certain. Late last night the whis-
tie of the Hartery mine sounded an alarm,
and scores of people hurried two miles to
the scene, finding that the water was
drowning the pumps and the engineer was
alone. Everybody was thankful that the
disaster indicated BY the alarm was no
worse.
All is serene now. The mines are all
troubled with surface water, and ihe pumps
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Entire FAMILY Poisoned.

PoINT PLEASANT CIV. Va }, January 29th.
News has been received of the poisoning
OF family of eight persons named Har-
grave south of here by negro won an.
Four of the family are reported dead
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b. T. Ston, Dentist, COG j street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half, and viii guarantee all operations to be
first-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
ial-tf
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United Brethren, corner of Fourteenth
and K streets Gospel meeting, conducted by
Bishop ]. W. Holt, D. D., of Dayton, Ohio,
EVERY EVENING this week except Saturday,
at 7:30. All are welcome. ja2S-4t*
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BOTH ACQUITTED.
Mrs. PoIsky and Her Son Discharged
from Custody

STOCKTON, January 29th-Mrs. Polsky,
who, with her 10 year old son Albert. has
been on trial in the Superior Court for the
murder of Robert Kennedy. five weeks
ago, was discharged to-day.
The mother and son were prosecuted un-
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The American Plan.

PARIS, January 29th.-Tbe Plenary Con-
ference OF Republican Deputies to-day de-
clared the essential basis of the Republi-
can programme was the maintenance of
the military system that made every
Frenehman a defender of his country,
respect for the laws, development of popu-
lar education, defense Of the sovereignty of
people against schemes and the projects of
all pretenders or conspirators who propose
the restoration of monarchy or the rule of
any dictator.
They decided to hold caucus every
month on the American plan.
Canadian Sealers.
OTTAWA, January 29lh.-Senator McDon-
aid, OF British Colun hia says the Canadian
sealers are already at work in the Pacific.
They have sailed so1th 1000 miles, Ihs1r
object being to cap'ure the seals on The
way north to the sealing grounds in Behr-
ing sea. Most OF the scale captured by the
British sealers are taken before they enter
Behring sea.
General BouIanger.
LONDON, January 29lh.-The Lieutenant
Governor Of she Island of Jersey has COM
PEELED the Firsl Militia 10 cancel the invita-
ton it had extended to General Boulanger,
asking his presence at the regimentaI din
ner.
An lrISn Deauty.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, January 29th.-Ismail,
the ex- khedive of Egypt brought a pretty
Irish girl to his harem a year ago. all the
other girls have now rebelled and she has
fled TO the English Embassy.
Mrs. Langtry Ill.
LONDON. January 29th.--Mrs LsDgtry is
seriously i'll and was forced 10 announce
that she could not play in "As You Like
IT. tonight. a few weeks ago she was
also compelled to give up forseveral nights.
Heavy Drain in Gold.
LONDON, January 29tb.-Pfobably ffo0.-
900, and possibly 4500, 900 of sold viii
shortly be Withdrawn from Buenos Ayres.
Il is reported that France will withdraw
f6 .000,0 600.
ship Foundered.
LONDON, Jnpuafy 2S'h.-The ship Butte
shire, from Norfolk, Va, FOR Mediterranean
ports has foundered.
Cholera an Epidemic.
LONDON, January 29ih.-Cholera is rag
ing in an epidemic form in the Caucasus.
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston Co.'s, 4l0 J
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Lei end similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the hrs!
time and cents per line each subsequent time. A1
notices OF this character s0n be found under this
heddin0,
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The Odorless Excsvating Co that has
Just commenced business in this city, is pre-
pared to clean vaults and cesspools in the most
approved sanitary manner. Office 3i7 K st. jal3tf
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THREE FouRTas OF your ailments arise
from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver
Regulator cures.
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Decker Bros.-Tne artists piano. Write
to K0HLER & CHASE, San Francisco. ms -3m
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RELIGIOUS OUTBREAK.
The Shah of Persia Gets Himself in II
Water

The Shah of Persia Gets Himself in Hot
Water.
LONDON, January 29th.-The Shah of
Persia has been taught q lesson which IS
surprise to him. He has learned, that al
though IN all other respects he may be
despot, he cannot trhe with the religious
convictions OF his people.
His acceptance of the Persian translation
of the Bible from The British Minister led
to q serious rising against him. An angry
mob called at the palace and assumed
menacing aspect.
The household troops were called out,
What the loss of life was is not stated
The British Legation is now guarded by
the Shah's soldiers, and the Minister has
gone to Tabriz.
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der one indictment. From the evidence it
appeared that two wounds were inflicted
on Kennedy, the first one by the mother
and the second by the son, and that the
wound inflicted by the boy was the imme-
diate cause of death.
Mrs. Polsky had dispute with Kennedy
in barn and shot him while he was in
the act of hurting q pitchfork at her. Mrs.
Polsky went to the house, laid the pistol
down and tainted away.
The boy picked up the pistol, went out,
and shot Kennedy. The defense proved
that there was no conspiracy between the
mother and son. Mrs. Polsky was dis
charged under Section HOO of the Penal
Code.
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SHOT THROUGH THE HEART.
Gertie Freeman Ends Her Life of Shame
With Bullet.

SAN Francisco, January 29th-Gertie
Freeman, the tenant of bsgnio on Dupont
street, shot herself through the heart this
afternoon. She was the wife of Gus Free
man, with whom she lived Oh Prospect
The cause is supposed to be dependency
and remorse for her method of living
About year and a half ago she was ar
rested for attempting to shoot her husband,
but the matter was hushed up. About two
months ago she left him, but returned not
long ago.
She left note to her mother, who lives
in Stockton, stating that she was tired of
living such life as hers has been, and
inclosing piece of valuable jewelry as
keepsake
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Lewis Winter, Wood Engraver, 6a7 j. If
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MENDoCINo COUNTY.
After Three Days of Sunshine, 1t Again
Begins to Rain.

Begins TO Rain.
UKIAH, January 2oth.-Ukiah has seen
three days of clear weather, but to-day
light rain has been falling, and tonight it
has started in again in earnest.
Two wagon-loads of express matter left
Cloverdale for Ukiah this morning, but
have not yet arrived. No mail has arrived
here since Sunday, and the people are get
ting indignant. Little or no exertions are
being made to get the mail through. The
railroad company is seyely censured. as it
is said that with some little exertion mail
matter could be hauled over the old county
road between Cloverdale and Ukiah, as sew
eral loads of passengers have passed over
that road since the railroad was blockaded.
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TN FOREIGN LANDS.
The Dominion Government Will &C.
cept the New Trelly.
GOLD FROM BUENOS AYRES.
Cholera is Raging in Asia The
Shah Came Near Being Mobbed
for Accepting a Bible.
TN FOREIGN LANDS.
GOLD FROM BUENOs AYREs.
TREATY WITH CANADA.

lsPEcA1 DISPATCHES TO TIE REcozD-uN1oN.l
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
IN Indian Chief on The Track Of the
Albuquerque Robbers.
SAN FRANCISCO's DEATH RATE.
A Young Woman Shoots Herself in
HoteI-Death of Noted
Pioneer Editor.
YUsA AND SUFFER-.

IrzaAI DpsrArcHzs TO The RsoonDUsIor.l
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HEALDsBURG, January 29th.-The Board
of Supervisors of Sonoma county visited
this place to- day. They report over $50, 600
damages to bridges alone in this county
by the recent flood. The Alexander Valley
bridge across the Russian river, the longest
in Sonoma county-being over quarter of
a mile in length-was almost entirely
swept away. A new bridge will have to be
built in its place. 1t has been raining here
all day and indications are for more rain
tonight.
Break on Old River.
TRACY, January 29ih.-Mrs. Winters
levee on Old river broke last night at u
o'clock, between her dwelling aud the barn,
carrying away the lodging house for the
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FOR sALE-TO LET-ETC.

VNO RENT-A FURNISHED ROOM IN PRI-
/ vate family, suitable for one or two gentle
men. Hot and cold water, bath, gas, etc. 1927
Eighth street, between n and o. ja26-tf
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-01-26

The exploded vspor, after doing its
terrible work on the south side OF
Noble alley lesped over to the north
side "f the alley aud completely des-
troyed house at "a west Noble occu-
pied by Edward Otstot and Mr..
James, This house IL similarly con-
s;ructed. being one and half stories
high, with three roons down and up
stairs. Here the terrible force ofihe
gas Was shown. Everything was
b'own TO chips. A force OF men 10 a
week could not reduce house to kind.
ling wood so quickly as the explosion
In one short moment. The explosion
was upwards as bricks, doors, vim
dows, ashes, ETC., were piled in heaps
about the building and only a dozen
feet from 1t. The house shot up and
FILL back a. do sparks from q
rocket. Itparfed in two myrads Of
pieces. The work Of getting ut the
dead and caring for the wounded 10
attended with great excitement. The
killed are Chas. Becht, barber: Ssy-
mour, n colored hoy, Mrs. p. Marrot,
an unknown man snd an unknown
babe. Six persons were killed and
thirty injured.
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A Brutal Assault.

Last nj, ,ht about half past ten
o'clock as ,Mr. Buxmsnn was
walking along Main street near
Rhodes he was assaulted bv four sol
dirrs. who, without any provocstion
whatever, knocked him down and
bruised him sever ly about the head
and face. The assault occupied but Q
lew mil utes, aud when the attention
of persons near by was attracted. the
ss.ailants made emselves scarce.
ore If them taking with him Mr..
Buxmann's fur cap. Special Police
Officer Blsnck was quickly on the
trail, and with a few citizens tracked
,bs offenders To q Park street saloon.
where they We're all arrested, but In
lskiug them TO the Jail one of them
got away, the other three being safely
landed In the cooler. The one who
rot away is kEown and will be srrsst-
ed to-day. The assault was brutal In
the extreme and totally without prov
ocation, ~ Mr.. Buxmann Is well
known to all to be most quiet and
unoffending citizen,
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a Terrible Explosion,

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. GA few min
ut.s past s o'clock an alarm Of Are
from box 33 at the corner Of pigh and
Main street called the fire department
out. A crowd rushed to the scene Of
fire. An explosion had occurred 10 q
one-story dwelling at the southeast
corner Of Wall street aud Noble alley
at the middle Of the square bounded
by High and Front and Main and
Mound streets. Patrol No. I wee On
the street but NO rope was stretched.
The people crowded by hundreds into
the narrow alley and pushed up close
to the house. The fire was almost un-
der control when another terrific ex.
plosion rent the air. A sheet Of flame
hurst from the building at the north
west corner of Wall street and Noble
alley. A great mass Of bricks. beau,s
and stone that thirty seconds before
cons,ited a two.story brick building
were flying with terrific force through
Z, @ air then duiet with death. The
.cene ,hst followed was terrible. Peo-
in,e ran shrieking in all directions.
while the alley was instantly covered
With a mass Of debris from which
means Of buried meu came. The ex-
,,os,ou, ~ near "a ascertained, re-
suited from natural gas In the cellar of
,b., house occupied by Michael Bowers
and Mr.. Marrot. No natural gas pIpss
were ever put into that house, but the
causs wa. the natural gas main In
Noble alley, which leaked; the ground
was frozen and the gas in seeking It's
way out, entered the cellar. II has no
scent and i,s presence could not be
detected. The force OF explosion in
Mar,o,'s end Bowers houses took q
westerly ard ucrtherly direction aud
sca,,sred bn a and lumber for q
distance Of twenty feet. The side Of
house was blown on. ana the
roof, freed cf 10 support, feel over.
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short IN His Accounts.

New YORK. Jan. 2i.-Word was re.
ceived 10 this city this afternoon that
Geo. Lounsberry, who wps cashier Of
the pos'office in 'hi. city, had shot
himself at his home in Hackenssck,
y. j. Investigation slso deveiop-d
the fact that his accounts were short
to the amount Of s2O,OC9. He had
been away from duty for three d.y..
and this morning he sent a l.gram
to Postmaster Vsncott. stating n wa
confined to his house by illness and
would sit. nd to his duties as soon a.
he got better. IL WAS then that invest
igation wps pot on foot and the dis.
cDvery made that 100000 were gone.
Shortly after the discovery came the
news that LouDsberry had committed
suicide by shool!ng himself through
the temple. He WAS thirty years Of
age and married, aud besides bis al.
ary a. cashier oi the postoffice. he had
an income oil $500 from his feed store
in.Hackansack
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.ENBEZZLING CLERKS
One Takes the Pistol Route and
tn. Other Pulls His Freight
for Parts Unknown.
A Terrible Explosion from Natu-
raj Gas in Columbus, o. Causes
Great Loss of Life.
Two Defaulting Clerks.

CHICAGO Jan. 2i.-B P.Huichinson,
or"Old Hutcn," has again been robbed
aud on of his settling clerks in
the board of trade is now scrnss the
line in Toronto, an emb.zzler of an
sm,unt ranging anywhere fronSa5OO0.
Hu'hinson Is not the only victim.
w. II. Dickinson 4 Co., smother firm
on the -ame floor with him in the
board building had clerk in their
employ who. IL Ia alleged, vas IN the
conspiracy and Mr.. Dickinson Is i ser
of an amount when II estimated at
from $1,000 to $4,000. His clerk,
like Hutchinson's, has also taken
TO his heels aud Mr.. Dickinson ssys
they are now together in Toronto.
The revelation did not come ill yes.
terday. Lest Tuesday afternoon
Dickinson'- missing clerk, Bert King,
complained ne was Ill end went home
about The same hour that Huicnin-
sons clerk, who is only known as
stnner, also became n victim OF very
severe attack of la grippe and he left.
os,,nsibly sor home. That was the
last Of them. They did not go home.
Yesterday the exposure came. Dick
inson, who had implicit faith in
King, snd had given full charge Of
the books, made an examination
tn his surprise and CONSERVATION. The
books were mutilated SO bad that
everything ives chaos and thousands
Of dollars were missing. Just how
much Mr.. d 'ckinson could not say but
an examina', ,on shows the deficit for
one mouth alone 70 be $500. The
reports of the defslcation spread with
great rapidity and Hutchin,on him
self could not be found. having gone
to bis room and licked himself in +.
Dickinson said the old gentleman h d
been bled pretty freely snd the big
traders loss-s would probably exceed
his (Dickinson's) three or four times
over The stealing has been going on
for some time, and until the accounts
OF both firms are settled there IL no
way of arriving at the exact amount.
The plan OF operation was simplicity
itself. Stoner, HutchinsoD's clerk,
made out the clerks Zip which pas ed
through the board Of trade clearing
house in the regular way. This slip
was made out to Dick,ns m. firm We
payee. and represented The sun sid
to have been lost by Hutcbin'on ip
the market. The slip after Il passed
the clearing house fell into the hands
of Bert King, who stood in with
Stoper. and the checks were cashed
the division being maie at tn end OF
each month.
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"Dayy Crockett"

In our advertising columns appears
the announcement Of the appearance
Of Mr.. Frank Mayo at the Rink Opera
House ou Thursday, Feb. 9Th, In his
interesting play OF "Davy Crockett"
A humber Of our people have doubt
less seen this wonderful creation aud
do not need to be iold what II is, but
for the information of those wbo have
not we are glad to he able to say that
~ renf ered by Frank Mayo. II is one
I, { the most perfect stage illusions, and
as far removed from the ordinary play
as one can imagine. II il n delightful
back woods poem, which to he appre.
cialed needs TO be s.en. Both the
play and the actor are entitled to the
largest pstroDag. that Miles City can
bt stow.
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the building is slarmingly weak. II
revolt occurred the consequences
might prove serious. But this Ia not the
worst Of the situation. The number
OF convict. increase almost daily. In
stead Of h"'dng con cted men back
until the end OF the term of
court rs was formerly the case they
are sen, forward 10 the peniientiagy
as soon re convicted. The marshal
estimates that tn. number Of convicts
in the psnitentiary will be increased
to $50 at the md Of sixty days.
Now what Is 10 be done with these
men? There is no, q dollar to be
used 10 provitd. further quarters.
Tne msrhal has sfficien money to
take care ofthe men, but there Is npth-
ing"n hand for any other purpose.
He l., in ADDITION, deprived of the
annua; governmrnt sppropri ,ti,n Of
~ 500 The only way by which
prop-r accommodation OF the
convir,s can be Sc .-urej is through an
appropriation from the legislature.
TIL money can b- -, ured throl.h no
other channel. NV then VII
the men elected TO serve the state
get down to business, get 'ogrther aud
sdjn-t This matter, or are citizens Of
Deer Lodge 10 live under the incras-
Ing danger of losing their lives a. d
property and having town looted by
u lot of desperate convic's9 The mar
shal consulted with Gov. T ole
yesterday. They a'eur animons in the
belief that the situation at Deer Lodge
demands immediate attention 10 order
TO avert seriou. results.
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A SCARE AT DEER LODGE.
A surplus Of coavic's a.d Pauci'y Of 40
conmodation.

Helena Independent: Marshal Geo.
w. Irvine. H.. came over from Butte
Yesterday but not to steer a rump
senatorial campaign. He 10 on more
important business. He says that un'
La. ,,,.ls,ive action to provide an sp-
uropriatiou for the Deer Lode penitsn-
tlary is soon taken the situation will
becoms very serious. The peniteniary
which was given by the natioal gov.
ermept 10 the state can comfortably
sccomodate l4ic c,nvicts. There are now
10, convicts In the institution and
In weak log structures on the
grounds. They ale guarded by four
teen men. The pri,ooers confined In
the log buiidipgs are Only partially CON-
aned. Ordinary padiocks are used 10
CLOSE the doors. as there h no'hing
more available aud the construcsson Of
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To Disysel Colds,

Headaches and fsvsrs, to clsanss the
system effecsua'ly, yet gently. When
eostive or bilious, or ~hsa 'hs blos Z
Is impure or sluggish. to psrmapsntly
cure habitual copstipaiion, 70 awaken
the xidneys and liver 10 q healthy
activity. without irritating Or wsaksn-
ing them, use Syrup Of FiGs.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings of the Tifrh Day.


court opened at 10 n. M.
Reading OF nlinuts by the clerk.
No. IliO, Baird vs.. Harvey. an ami
cable suit for Iroper disposition of
title Of lands In Miles City. Conn
plant ordered signed sc"ordipg to
prayer in complaint, by consent Of
both psrii.s.
Petition for appointment OF admin->
istrstor Of the estate Of the late Jss. H.
Garlnck filed with the clerk by T. j.
Porter. Set for hearing Feb 18th.
No. ll25. Harper W. Harper. default
entered. Case to be called up later for
proofs.
Court adjourned at 1890 until 2p.m.
AFTERNOON PROCEEDINGS.
Court opened at 2p. m.
The grand jury came Int, court at 8
p. m. and reported ss follows:
Your Honor-The grand jury beg
leave 10 submit the following report:
find IL In fair sanitary condition, and
the prisoners reason bly, c'niented.
The sewer pines communicating
with the jail, should. in th- judgment
of this jury, be thoroughly ov.-rh ul-d.
We notice that nanv nv ca c.
Iroper are tried rs stat Of 49,.
thereby throwi,g IN. expen.e uroB
the PEOPLE of b county INSTEAD of
uron the corporstinn whsr' IL h.lrng-
We have examined CT filly -r
cases brought bef re Ds. the results Of
which we herewith hand You.
Thanking the conrt for rourtes'es
extended during our lahors
Resrac'fully.
wM. HARMON,
Fo emau.
Calendar for week ending Frb. 1,
1890.
MONDAY, 9TH.
No. ll2s, Ter tory Of Montana vs.
H. a. Harris, burglary. This is the
man charged with breaking into Geo.
Miles house.
No. ll5l, State Of Montana We. Jones
D. Hicks.
TUESDAY, 18th.
No. 984, Vaughn vs.. Sci missile ct al.
foreclosure Of nortgage.)
No. 1880, Territory Of Montana vs.
A. Brazier, murder In third degree.)
WEDNESDAY, 18th.
No. 1876, W. n. Macqueen vr. Henry
Davis, (appssl.l
No. llS2. Territory Of Montana 70.
Arthur Maxwell, assault with deadly
weapon.)
THURSDAY, BOTH.
No. s79, Frank Weaervslt W. Msr-
tell Brandenburg, (se,tlsment Of O.
partnership.
No. l0l1, Ann Graham et al. vs. r.
J. Bryan. tdamages.)
No. 1916. Michael Barrett W. sAm'l
Nswne-s.
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ro ny p..rss.. ols and nsw.

II you With 10 have your photnsrsph
taken by the sub.cr,bsr. !, viii Be- ~.
sssary b call and eli ios II on or ~
fore III, l2th Of February, 1850.
Respectfully y"an,
l. A. HuvsNAr.
MiIs Clay, MsnA. Jsp. ~. ~ :