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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
MARKS BEAT the POLICY MEN,
II Ho 10 Not Guilty OF BlnekmnII, What
Was the S25 FOrs

Was the S25 Fore
The trial of Bernhard Marks, charged with
eXtorting f25 from James O'Tooe. now n bar
tender on tho race tracks. but formerly in tho
policy business. developed some now features
in the General Sessions yesterday. O'Tooles
testimony was that he received through q
messenger boy Oh April n Matchmaking let
ter. signed y. NJ" and demanding $25, as the
price OF silence as to his iO'Toole's connection
with an unlawful business. The writer babe
O'Tooe meet him. with tho $25, at 4 o'clock on
the afternoon OF April Is. O'Toole mot Marks
at the appointed place and gave him s25.
whereupon Detective Mccormack OF the Union
Market police who was there by arrangement
with O'Toole. arrested Marks.
In his own behalf. Marks testified that the
policy dealers had threatened to be revenged
upon him. because having been defrauded by
many policy dealers. he had determined to
break up their business. beginning with the
policy shop ut 20G Stanton street. He had that
shop raided by Comstock. A few days later an
enst side policy doaler known as Niger
complexion met him In tho street and told him
he was going too fast: II he would go slow.
Jones" said, no would get back some OF his
of u.s. Then onSs told Id MsrFs to meet
man at o'clock on the afternoon Of April Is.
would have s25 from Billy Meyers for him.
Q,Toole admitted that he had heard Of
policy man known rs Niger Jones. Detective
McCormack. on THURSDAY; coul lot remember
any such person But whom he, was recalled
yesterday. he remembered that he had met a
man known by that name on or about April 10.
llarks's counsel got subpoena for Niger
Jones, hut the subpoena server could not find
him. Marks had testified that the police knew
Niger Jones very well. and that Jones was In
the station house when he. Marks. was ar;
raigned ut tho desk. Sergeant Kelly testified
yesterday that Jones was not there.
Markss counsel IN summing up denounced
the charl.e against Marks as an infamous plot
on the part of the policy men TO send Marks to
sness THee mrs ms Ss ont reh h6u up 'ae ed
found Marks not guilty. Marks thanked the
jury and hurried out of the court room with
his counsel. His wife. a bright little woman,
had threatened II her husband was convicted
to get even will the policy men by causing any
number of policy shops To be raided.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
LABOR TROUBLES.
An EIRht-hOur Strike in PeterSburg-Tho
Illinois Coal Miners.

PETERSBURG, May 9.-To-day number Of
bricklayers in the employment OF Brown Il
Turner struck under circumstances explained
by the Executive Committee of the Brickayers
Union:
I'VE have 1t from good authority that your
bosses have said that after tomorrow they
will start tho ten-hour system again against
the law Of this union. We think It advisable
and hereby command you to quit work Mt noon
to-day. until Brown Il Turner shall meet tho
Executive Committee Of this union"
Brown & Turner will adopt the en-hour sys-
tenn regardless Of the law OF the union.
CHICAGO. May 9.-lt Is understood that the
truce between the coal mine owners OF north
ern Illinois and their employees arranged yes
tertav. will probably he but o temporary one.
and that next fall there will probably be a
strike OF all Of the miners in the state. Tho
leaders thought 1t best to give In now for the
reason that 1t is tho wrong time OF year 10
strike; and because the minnrs in the southern
part OF the State arc not organized. This will
be attended to during the summer and next
fall the demand Of the miners will be renewed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
Frenohmen Want TO Organize . Suicide
Club.

BRIDGEPORT. May 9.--During the past few
years there have been many stories about the
bridgeport Suicide Club" As n matter OF
fact there never was such an organization.
and the story originated In Joke. followed by
squib in local paper. Last night, however.
a letter was received at the local Post Office.
which bore Paris post mark, and was nd
dressed to the "Presideht of the Suicide Club.
bridgeport" For some time no ono claimed
the letter, but at length man named Loeser
went TO Tho Post Oiiico and took the letter. say
ing he was the secretary OF the club. The letter
lrenchmen. who. according to the letter have
met with business reycrses, and are anxious to
shuttle OF this mortal coil. They had road Of
branch OF 1t in Paris, SO that they could kill
themselves In proper style. The writer's wrote
authorize them to set UP In business In Paris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
NOT THE LAW For TRUSTS.
You Can't Have Your Certificates In Youu
Name II tho Trust says No.

hou Cant Have Your CertihcAteO In HouF
Name II tho Trust says No.
The General Term of tho Superior Court
has reversed the decision OF tho Special Term
in equity that the STANDARD Oil Trust must
transfer on it's books six certificates to George
Rice. the plaintiff In the case. Rice had OBJ
tanned Ian assignment OF thom, but the trust
refused to admit him as beneficiary. He il q
business rival. The court holds that on the
evidence the transfer OF assigned certificates
on the books OF the company was loft by the
trust agreement to the discretion OF the trust
The plaintiff had sought to sell his business to
the trust Tor more than its value. He comes
order TO force himself as q beneficiary into
the business OF his rival. The opinion adds
Tho mere requirement by assignment OF tho interest
OF sOme previous beneficiary conferred no legal right
upon such assignee to be admitted az y beneficiary
under the trust as matter q course Il Is sought
iiSsn tho rights OF the plaintiff to those OF stock
have been adopIed BY the eonrt below But there Il
nothing in tho allegations Of the complaint which
to show that this association exercises OF tho rights
of corporation or subject to any OF tho restrictions
governing corporations
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A Neero's speech on tho Carlows.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. May 9.--Sandy Jones,
colored was hanged in the jail yard to-day for
The murder of Policeman John Manning two
years ago. During long prayer on the scat
fold by negro preacher Jones broke down
completely He wept. shouted, begged, prayed.
and cursed by turns. lie said false witnesses
had sworn his life away Then after another
outburst Of tears he exclaimed in tragic
manner:
They swore me to tho gaows. but done
forgive EN- all now cause won't see nary
TO heaven, but they aint never gwine to git
there cause they swore aRin me-"
Jones trembled SO II was necessary to hold
him In position on tho RalloWs while his arms
and leRs were being plnioned and the black cap
adjusted His neck WAS broken by tho fall
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Killed Himself When His Wife Accused
Him.

FRANKLIN, Pa, May 9.-.Keler Merriam
has been suspected by his wife for several
months OF being unduly familiar with the wife
OF a neighbour Yesterday she went through
her husbands pockets and found evidence of
MS guilt in the share Of package of love
iLetters written to her husband by the woman.
ieSsed she then Threatened 10 expose his
thisdeeds, and 10, rather than face his neigh
hoIS' secured Il revolver and sent bullet into
tniS DIelh. His uarlner In crime is said TO hs
ny WHO OF merchant, and aitcr his death she
ia dieI a. lOlce her way into the room where he
, ,Hy, nut was prevented by her husband. The
Ilhh caves Vito and NYe Children
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COLUMBIA, s. G.. Mays Hoynton O'Brlen,
a school teacher and lawyer OF LexinR-
ton. md reliable man. has attacked Judge
Graham. tho attorney for Leaphart, who was
lynchcd tho othar day for assaultng Miss
Cannon. by making AFFIDAVIT that in the first
week in April Dol leauhart. father Of Willie
IcaIhart came to his house at night and
handel him SO and "A letter from Graham. In
this lettor Graham offered 10 give O'Brien $50
more II within n week ho would furnish him
with number OF afIdaylts going TO provo the
he was OF course yerv Indignant and sont the
messenger out OF his ysrd, returning the letter
and money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
BADLY Burasd by a Gas Explosion.

strong smell OF ESCAPING gas filed the liV-
stable In the OF 40 wost TAireth street At IN
O'Clock last night and Proprietor Friend sent James
NcGoVern, stable helper and Thomas Brown a col
ored stable hand into the cellar to what tho trouble
was They took along kerosene lantern. rcGOvern
became diyIy from nhalhS the eGcs ping Fr8 fell
knoeking tho lantern over NJ "'lng - lpnR gas
There WA a loud report az. Name enYel
Oped hcGOVeIn, burning him terribly I.obeTt Nugent
OF SUl Fast Thirty fourth street who went TO McOOw
ern's assistance was burned about the hAndl
hCGoyeTn wAb unconscious when no was lifted ont Of
the cellar An ambulance took him " the New York
Hospital Hib condition IL critical
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A Clergyman Charged with BIgamy.

NEwBURGH, May 9.-1he Rev. John Doherty
Wood, who Is charged with bigAmy is in this city az.
conpAnied by woman supposed to DO wife No. l. tho
daughter or Judge Vie OF Pblpsburgh n j. he talked
90 reporter very pleasantly until no discovered that
no WAS a newspaper man, when DO suddenly Sut en-
eSnysrsAhon ils said sc lady was hlI wife, but dc
Ab0ut AnOhSI via HiS father bVsS hare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
Entrle. for LInden To.dnr.

By all odds the best card offered so far by
Secretary Stockton OF tho Linden Park Blood
Horse Association is that for the six events to
be decided to-day. The opening event may SEQ
ClRudinS and the Sequence colt light II out Gt
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borrowed a Child Over Night.

six-year-old Fannie Fokman OF SO Clinton
street WAS missed by her parents on Thursday
afternoon. She was last seen playing in front
OF tho house. general alarm for her was
sent out from Police Headquarters, and yea
terday morning The child'H Iather. Louis Folk
man, again called to find out II she had been
found. On his way home he found his daugh-
Ter playing In the streot near her own door,
she said that lady had taken her home. kept
found her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
sw0pptd Dog for a rrottlpw Hoe,

NEwRuRGH. May 0.-John Vail. a resident of
nAF"ieS recently snapped cham pton setter DOG for
HoI''hS horse The dog was valued At 500 and the
Lo,se nae looking HRmbeonisu bred bAy that trots
EoSa EAgonin 2'tO, WGa valued 81 the sans price
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10
An Appeal for tho Flower Su,,,oD

The rooms OF the n. Flower Mission, 1O4
East rwsnisth street will DO open every Monday and
THURSDAY during the summer. beginning on May IT, for
t G teeeption and distribution Of dowerA fruits and
Loisss IoF We .k Door ~ hospitals and tenement
Ataltt US on those dayA "'S ''eu w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-10

Special trains for the Linden Park races via the Penn
1yvGnA Railroad leave stations foot of ne1bFoaSes and
Corlandt Atl Al !! noon ~ 20 ~ b. l. and S!P l.
fstuTnnR AftoT tho races special leaves PhuAdSlphlA
Is ESQ An returning a EI65 :. h.-ASN
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-16
Mr.. Mtlls Talks.

Mr.. Mills. OF Texas. followed Mr., Nc.
kinlcy. In opposing the bill he declared
that this WAS the tirs, bill that had
come before tho American people with
its mask torn ON like u highwaymau
demanding their purses. Applause
To check Importation was 10 check OK.
por,ation Split hairs ~ one might no
man could show that they might sell
without buying. When this Nation RI.
fused TO take tho products Of other Ma.
tons that refusal MAS an introduction
agains, exports, and ~ this country re-.
moved the barriers To free exchange II
increased its trade. Protection boiled
down meant more work and loss result,
and carried out 10 its conclusion IL
meant all work and no result. Pig iron
Was tho base ~ all iron and steel manu-.
features. In 1871 prices we're rising,
after u period of depression and tho i'm
ports " pig iron were increasing. From
$4,000 p tons In 1870 the imports 81 pis
r rose to 1000, 90 in 1875 II the
Republican doctrine MAS true, then
every ton imported displaced Il ton III
American iron. hut the figures
showed that domestic produc, rose
from H..ooV, 900 tons In 1870
to 10000, 900 tons in is,s. That showed
conclusivcly tina, the Democratic posi,
,ion MAS righ, that Increased import,
increased the demand for American IA,
! bor. Following out the figures IL va.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-12-10
HOPE ACADEMY.

Arbetet harstades gar traget framat.
Skolan raknar nu flere clever an den gjort
fore jnl under nagot f6rezaende ar. Hell
sotillstandet ar allmanhet godt, dock III
det heIt naturligt att bland en- skara af in.
emot cit hundra personer nagon emellana1
kan raka blifva skral. Sist har delta In.
traffat med skolans pr ncipal. Han hai
dock hittills kunnat sk6ta slit arbete och
det dr. att hoppas att han smart skail blif.
Va atei stald.
Insamlingen for skolan bedrifves fort
farande och de. som arbeta ! det arendet
roma 5fver ALT uppmunt,an. Att var,
folk nordvestern visa EFT Sd allmsnt in
tresse kannes godt for ALA dem, som ar.
beta fer skolans uppbyggande och icke
mpst for lararne, som tidigt och sem
tryckas af dagens tunga. De platser, sou
pA senare tiden bes0kts af skolans insam-
lingsagenter aro f6jande Minnesota:
Polk county. Black River. Crookston, Eas
Grand Fork och Fertile. Marshall coun.
ty, Salem och Warren; Kittson county
Emaus, Saron. Hallock. Red River oct
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-12-10

Kennedy. Frikostiga bidrag hafva dess-
utom inkommit fran Nebo f5rsamlingen
yid Hobart N. OAK, och Emanuelsf8r-
S;nllngen Barnes county, N. Oak. Till
ei:nliga gifvare sages harmed ett
f Fofss.. asran Bsnevolen,
Society" som f,o, irollerar skolan.
har &c enom denna insa- ling TAFT manga
nya medlemmar. Antalet af delegare
skolan vaxer salunda altjemt och delta
bidrager till dess betryggande for fran.
tiden.
Upplysningsvis ma har namuas, att viii
koren for medlemskap f6reningen 4ro,
f6rst, att personen fraga skall tillh6ra
den lutherska kyrkan och for det andra
att han skall bstala tvA dollars sasom in
tradesafgift SAINT sedan ariigen en- dollar
till t6reningeps kassa. Det intraffar dock
icke sallan, att personer betsla en- mycket
Store summa vid intradet och dessa Okla
afven de fiesta fall sin arsafgift. Salun-
da aro bidragen ehvad st6rre eller mindre
endast frivilliga gafvor, som komma at
personligt intresse for saken. Skulle
nagon, som laser delta och icke haft till .
falle att traffa skoIans fnansagent, villa
vara med f5retaget sa kan en- sadan in
sanda sin medlemsafsift till f8renihgens
kass6r, mr. Edward Bj6rkqvist, Moore
head, MINI. Onskligt wore att f6reningen
fnge rakna medlemmar vida omkring fran
manga olika delar af landet.
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B - 11eespses Wss~ ~
- 5000 -. as, -.
y 80 - e.isssi7ax Tnsrs were alad iaf
ysseAsasy . dssda, TIE eonsidsfsticn on
e sssssss :. % 3, - go. ros-
0Me ~ nek - Isfnmaea ~ oses
.onls 4 C.. ssssraeson q usa~, room -
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efAnd view. et0
- - Nppee - :. L Tanner, lot 7. Din ., La
~ = - ..<
~ fsoytAhcf - u efeuAst - Acfss IN ness
f611k socU. ~ -. = q H.soo
s - wsl'y -. = =. csssidy ~ = Oh ~
8 q sssSs, e = 9. nun'svy. s~s. Of sw'l &c
4 3. =. fno1er to Nm. 3. ~. Mcdonnell. lOts end
IL " =. tseierss sdd g - nof1ss' "
neolsy - q. Menish' 'os - o's ~ sss-
~ - 70 D. a0ns.. 49, ~. ,,,..
1eettesn pacttsc k.alfosa Company 70 Aii'is
i. i Gunsll % 7. Mueller. lot 2. BID s. Bel.
~ lAsk, - 1865
1)nttod nkatW - ". 4. EtindaIl. Ms Of nw4
- eN9< q nw1< and nws@ Of assS sc ~ ~ IL
m -
g. Duste . =. = Hosess. ss'as = ''s . "k
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\. 4 Rneon 60 q. Misenef, sAms - LOT :, bib =
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ln111o N0Onstoao aeeccia&ipn. u
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HneH ooeond cd, eissN
q moKMonson % 4. pAlk' iot ~ OH ~ Denny
= Nn11s a<ld. e2ta
s G u Chapin - A. y. paik, lots - ana -, DIX
ta 1n11evood, 81
:. Douonn - Mn =. {. Atkinson ios ana =
~ d nalwon Hay second sdd, via
G. B. fhlunsy 10 ". ~. 0ran. lots aud 3, biz
=. woodland Park sapi add. eatn
ii II. ucrnoden ~ q. u. kandcii. lon 20 10
- s Is - Iii Il Rcndeli's aesond ed. Hoo.
J. 4. Wafe - Jepnfe DALEY, los . OH u
n6oton'a adA. o2poo.
vi q I ca u G. WiniAms. iot y. oh 81.
Dl1unn Hnek odd, S1G1
ii ~. Rochester - ~. - Jones' 81 aLs lots
- 4, Woshlngsaa Pfasse sde. "
Un11o1 oCAtee - J. AuWsn. M OF SD 80 II
0x.tk I'M
q tlnke = W. =. Giles. nesz OF sws< &c J. -
~. rte. tssss&
r. Auderson ~ Il. n. Proufy Lots 70 ~ oh :.
uneeinon Hsishm. of.6o0
noueh rark IAm6 and Improvement Company
i r 2. 1nChape11c. B lots In south Park. MA
J. Davis % Mn q. v. Lilly, south = los =, ~
! cttlo uomooeaad Associations arxf odd. t2uo
z ]. pavis 10 Ma O. v. iAliy. soush y part lot
!. seattle Honestcad AssDeiation's hrsl odd. ~
n MoAlsor q q. 70 J. q. Ford. lots IL. Il and
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rnE wATEK YnosT.


Clara 3 Dsstlesrs new boss hosss has been
n mnnnshsp cry II Fsshaa = dse hsss this
mognfnx from saa Yroacfnco.
Ke1shes Tie Desrols nor tha Has Jeekes YIN
be ready In - foT ssserai dxy yea
Ths Dseames A<hDme yeut 70 Victoria yesser-
day m0Fuing Ia pl1es II the aesmey Osymptan-
The stssm&s Pssmtsr hsosghs In Is tous Of
s~nsrss nsrchasdias frou ssncossex yesterday
morning
Chasis. Hopkins new ssoss bsisding % his
wharf ~ ~ lout Of seneca street. b. been
cump5sted-
TAs ~ j. =. Boydsn IL sxpseisd here from
sAssop todsy. with leon Of iosx fes The Oregon
impsoyement csmpanyss mill
he tss wssp LEFT fos Por nadsson yesterday
n tow he haxt Tidal WAsc. lumber laden nor
Gan YFsneisno. 70 Fsu Tovnssnd-
The schooner Anaeies has gone 70 chuekanut
afl<s cargo Of stone fox Csskeek = Nicholas.
she viii not return here before Friday.
The steamship wslla waIia viii arrive here
srum Departure bay tsis morning., and win sail
for San Yraneisco ~ oeiock this eTening-
Thx schooner l. j. Perry arrived here yester-
ions Of hsy. she discharged at Baxfers wharf
The nseamsr skA6ii Chief left for vhascom ~
II o'clock yesterday morning, She had . good
list Of pesbengef and lsff several tons OF freight
t<hind.
The steamer Point Arena d due here this
morninx from TIC islands. with 1850 barrels OF
lime She Win Discharge II Csfkeek = Sicho-
lsa wharf
Tho tug Dispatch brought in scow Of stone
from Dos rish point yesterday. The stone,
which h all dimsusion. Il being discharged ss
Hopkins wharf
The little sIoop Alaska. on which John Holt
wss shot II salmon Bay Last Thursday evening.
Ii stisl moored In the Yssief basin, near Bud
longs bost house.
The three warehouses II the Commercial
Electric Light Company. on the west side OF
Railroad avenue. near Madison street. have been
finally completed.
The steam schooner Lahme left for Portland
via Euseta yesterday morning She took no
coal except . few tons Of fuel. and win stop ut
Eureka for fuil cargo OF lime for Portland
The steamer Delta was put on the eFidirons At
esetson 4 Posts wharf yesterday. Her lotion
II 10 b. scrapsd. and she h 10 be- painted and
gisen general oyerhsuling. Her coadenxers
ore also 70 Be nxed. Captain ID. Trontman, her
owner. IL aiso considering project to put new
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ne Bs~ness Rsilrsel CIssssne 1Asir

Ths Bs~neSs RsilrosA CIsss1ng 1hsas
f.an1.
WaArcon. wash. March 17.-Ths iron
and steel pipes for the Fairhaven water
works hsve arrived, and viii soon Be- laid
from Padden lake II = NOS too early 70
guard the purity Of the source Of vatef
supply for the bay cities. II sawmilIs and
factories Are permitted 70 pour refuse into
ths iskes whence the works draw their sup
ply for the cities, il viii not b long before
TIE water vii be pointed
Two new stone quarries have been nn-
earthed on Beliingham bay, both Of good
quality--one near Fairhsven and another
q sehome.
The city OF whatcom VIII probably replat
the water front streets On the tide lands 10
conform 70 the sehome streets. The bay
cities are growing together rapidly.
The Cornwall Company are clearing two
hundred acres more Of their land around
sehome and Whatcom. and new houses
are being erected On every hand where lots
have been sold to home builders.
Freight Is being shipped out to the rail-
road camps Of the West Coast, near Nook
sock river. over the Cornwall railroad from
this place.
Ae>srs. carter, BAKER and curry COM
missioned By the court here month ago
TO appraise the damage for nght-of-way OF
the Bennett railroad through lands back
OF Eehome and Whascom, should have fled
their report in court. but for some unex-
planned reason gave the report 70 the attor-
ney Of the Bennett railroad. The law re-
quires the commission TO report 70 the
court within twenty days. and the parties
through whose land the sppraisement was
made feel that the commission have .
strange conception Of the law and their
duties. The action OF the commission de-
prives the property owners OF knowing the
figures ct which their damage has been APP
praised. 1t is very probable that the Ben
nett Company win not spend any more
time or money on the back route, since
they have decided to run their railroad
along the water front on tide lands.
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aann. yous siunhef Is broken % distuFted hy
vl6enoy streama. or yea eenrt the sleepy sod in
vo1n. what shall you dor Try sa alcoholic
excltant 10 stfmulAfe appetite. dvsfen she
nerves Ct bed time with naseoticg Ne thex az
oknke fHy HostSttefs Stomach hiffers II
07{i oclfevc a. be snorp than . tsssA Y0n Vii
eonsiuue 10 use this Justly renowned nerve Ia.
rfnsrent ana ssnmscAie. u il IN the sxigenry
80 poard last what Is WAITED Tia A heaishfal
stimulus In appetite snd disessien. tse~s nes ga
cl8e b,1f ouicss tho brain and nerves IL an sx.
1n3lcnt 1iuresic and = speedy retusmer at DIS
SrSlered con,fstton Of the liver and bowels IL
go interests senaeney 60 Rheumatism. uuiilaes
Inc ufusffatsnx efe.ss OF os<rwozk. ratfsgasss
- Jnf5rmittss OF axe. and hastsns caavslux.
cenoa. Nefsoax exposed 20 ronxh wpsfher
n2d uxa Il a. q proventises shousd sisa
r - n9ntleDes and business mess
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eaesnes InsD her. sr4 $50 - usden ~ 80 -
w571 peoasAfy asx - done ~ SONS ftme ~
IA D<lts VIA - rssdy - - sut - ~ nsnn1
run Kx1AA7.
4 srcw too6ed With ahfn45es frnm Fa&hnm
fnxend waa snnk 81 D~vamsah head yesoezday
nsssufnx. u wss IN tar 81 - 80 Mssnuf1s.
asd xsoraded on tie spts and sunk- N -
dsayor VIII - made 70 rnise Il 1As shiu91m
hescnxsd 70 he Ansrtcan Lmnher Company.
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