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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

NETWORK AND THE RIVER AND HAREoR BILL.
Washington. June 90 (speciaD.-The changes made
In the River and Harbor bill by the Senate Committee
on Commerce were sent out three or four days ago;
and in the table Of increased appropriations gwen
there figured the pleasing item OF sio5,6oO for the
improvement Of the Bay Ridge Channel in Gowaruls
Bay. ew-York City, IL was known had been treated
with extreme nberalty by the House; and this al
ditional allotment must have caused something OF
gratifying surprise In the list OF diminished appro
priations however, no mention was made for the pro
posed Harlem River improvement which was stricken
out entirely by the Senate Committee. The House
had voted s35ooO0 to this project so that the total
amount 10 be expended on the waters about New York
was really reduced about S150,o00, instead Of being
increased BY nearly 100000 The item may nc
restored before the bill is signed But with this
reduction, New York still receives unusually gen
erous share Of appropriations Tor river ana haroof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
You Are
in Danger

When you begin to feel tired and weak, for this con-
diton means that the system is running down and is
liable to long term Of illness. These symptoms
should be at once overcome by taking Hoods sar-
saparilla which contains Just those. elements of
strength which the body and greediy welcomes
With good appetite healthy digestion and pure blood,
which Hoods sarsapanlla gives, may defy disease
and enjoy perfect health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
Take Care of the Children,

pany Immediately after the explosion, il was after
midnight when men came TO repair the damages.
They got tired after working for awhile and left the
lob unfinished. and it remained in that condition
during all Of yesterday: Traffic IN Broadway tnrVtsM ,
ont the day was greatly interrupted Inc hoie i,seL
took IN large amount Of and the escaping steam
made il impossible for many drivers TO urge their
horses by the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
FOR A MARINE HOSPITAL IN NETWORK

FOR A MARINE HOSPITAL ~ NETWORK.
Washington, June 2O-Representatve Campbell OF
NewYOr today reported TO the House from the Com
mittee on Commerce bill authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury 20 establish marine hospital at tho
port OF New-York, at cost not To exceed $3.50 900.
The committee submits a part Of It's report on
the bill letter from Surgeon General Hamilton, Of
the Marine Hospital Service, recommending It's passage
lie says that marine hospital at NewYork has been
recommended for many years, but IL has been defeated
by reason Of local opposition sailors being considered
by many persons as objectionable neighbors the OPP
position has managed TO defeat the location Of the
hoe pial which In many previous bills has been named
As In this bill the selection Of the site Is left TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury, DR.. Hamilton believes that
the obstacles 10 it's passage will be removed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
No>tINATFD BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, June Gothic President to-day sent 70
tho senate tho following nominations Thomas E. NIL
christ. United States Attorney for the Northern DIS
trct OF Illinois James A. Miner OF Michigdh' Asso
cate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Ufah. - POST
masters: Mrs Louisa y. Corning, Palmyra, y. L.
simpson j. Chester Fairfield, Iowa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

tho bill authorizes the Postmaser0eneral TO expend
This S4s 900 In covering onehaf the cost OF Trans
poratOn compensation and expenses OF clerks 10 DC
employed In asserting mails in transit on steanlsiPs
between the United States and other countries III 'o
International Postal Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
TO SORT MAIL ON THE OCEAN.

Washington. June 20.-Mr. Plumb today reported To
The Senate the Postofce Appropriation bill from the
Appropriations Committee. 1t sppropriatcs s7246l.
s99-an increase Of 47300o over the amount apprs.
pria4ad by the House bill. There is an increase cf
$4,000 for transportation Of foreign mails. This
increase viii, II II becomes law mark departure
- " pessaa policy q the country. A provision in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
n r. cARR's APPOINTMENT.

-. a,.nt Of tho scranton division OF the New'York,
ontario and Western with Offices in scranton rem. i
corr viii have charge OF the development OF the business
Of the new coal Of the Ontario road between
Junction and Scranton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

conference of several hours duration VIII. ."o
,n snnra,sors nrorided for in the Customs Admin
49,. ,,u =, 9. understood that the list Is prac-
. comneted and that it will be sent to the senate
on Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
n..n,c,xn TILE rExxsyLvANIA,s EXPENSES.

Chicago June 70 (spNcia-A conference OF omcia'.
-. n.n,.r,v,,fa lines west of Pittsburg was held
today in the Auditorium Hotel. The matter oil renue'
zion o. tho expenses the administration OF the various
departments was discussed After the conference 'noS'
ans,csd IN It will take trip the lines Of the road
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
FARM HANDS WIyDFALL.

bridgeport. ILL.,, June 20 (spcciaD.-Georse Noone.
,orrer,v street waf and latterly a farm hand.
was found by a lawyer today and lniormeo tha' 10
1, heir to a $50 900 estate In New iorA'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
FIGURES THAT WILL ANNOY ST. LOUIS.

Chicago. June 20" The Journal" this afternoon
stated that Census Supervisor Gilbert unwtinsS
gave a reporter the approximate number OF people
living In this city, and IL states this NUMBER al
1 $50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

FoUETH-CLAsS POSTMASTERs APPOINTED.
Washington, juno 2o-Fourthclass postmasters were
appointed to-day as follows
D. Rice, Conoy. Penn. Mrs j. Elliott Golfers
Mill. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

THEY MAY WEAR THE G. A. II. BUTTON.
Washington. June 2O.-Thc Secretary Of War has
directed that paragraphs o66 and 800 Of the regua
tons shall not be construed TO prevent snch officers
and enlisted men Of the Army entitled TO tho
distinction from wearing the button Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

Fasfe-; Trains In America.
The swiftest trains between New.York and
Washington vis Jersey Central. Reading Il. and O.
Parlor station OF Libefty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

Tribune ONCE. June 81, l a. m.-Fair weather pro-
vailed Yesterday and the wind around to the eastward
cooling the and increasing its moisture slowly AZ
p M the relative humidity was 65. and at midnight 20.
The temperature ranged between 81 and so degrees wv
average 800 being So lower than on the eorrespohus
day last year. and lower than on Thursday ,,,. -
In and this city to-day there VIII propaois ="
more or less cloudy weather with thermal changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

Through drawing room car to Rchfeld springs %
Fast EXPRESS leaving Grand Central station At ~ ~
a. M, via New-York Central a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
ONE BOND OFFER ACCEPTED.

Washington, June 2O-There was but one oner to
sell bonds received at tho Treasury Department TO-
day, viz. 81 $50 coupon LIS at 1o3 IL was ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

CHOOSING THE GENERAL APPRAISERS.
Washington, June 20.-Secretary Window had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the baromeses
Yesterday, observed at the Cnited Ssts
signal Service station at this city The dashe inacAs
temperature noted at Perry's Pharmacy, Sun building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-21

IL IL Bunder,
70 buy trashy drinks In pail for children
Use Knapps Root Cecr Extract at home. 2oc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

toward. relieving taxation. The tax
commission now Investigating TAXATION
can devise way to release mortgagni
farm real estate from taxes, aud the
next Legislature eau make u law.
These are step. whose effect. would be
promptly felt. Other. would easily fol-
low when men awake a. the fact that W.
have an agriculture o. save. aud that
faithful citiyrn. have q responsibility la
n. welfare. Already there are slgn. of
Improvement In crrtaln dlrcctions.
Therr I. more hopeful sentiment culil-
yatei over our home resources. The
western drift of our Young blood has
tecn checked. We have ouly Ia culii-
,ats the. fiyorabl. conditions aud adj
.till others a. their influence to hasten
on ihi. Improvement, and work rapid
changc.
The importation 10 colonies ~ foreign
or. Ia make these cheap lands their
home. I. not what I. wanted aud can
never reach the case. l.e-..iabli.h q
publlc sentiment that shall recognize the
rial productive aud Intrinsic value ~
thess lands, encourage an appreciation
~ the money advantage. by which we
arr surrounded, employ our money In
home industries aud instead ~ Keeping
N. vision fxci on distant objects. ~
move the discrimination of taxation nov
rfippllng farm investments, aud Ne shall
have no cheap lsn1s. Value. viii ~
turn, aud when again established there
will b. no dwellings wanting occupants,
no lands awaiting owners.
Amer the clo.s of SECRETARY sllheft's
able paper, which was sell received, and
for which a vote of thanks vas cxieuie'i
by the msmber. of the commission. the
board withirew Ca their rOom, and the
most IL the afternoon dlscu.se'i the sub
Icct ~ taxation. every member ani each
visitor participating. N the close, q
committee, consisting II Mcs.rs. Adams
20 Sagidahoc. Mansfield 81 Knox. aud
Moore ~ Washington, vas rtissi io
consider th. question farther. and report
to-day, suggrstions to be- made the Val
uatlon Commission.
The hoard gay. Secretary olbert
unanimous vote "a representative member
of the advisory committee t0 act Ia con-
ne,tIon With the Official board of the ex-
pertinent station, bat b. hrmly declined
the honor and Mr. II. Walker Mckeen ~
Frycburg. va. cho.cn Ca iill the position.
Thu. FAR the greatest possible harmony
ha. prevailed and th. meeting has ben
Que ~ cXcc~iing Interest," Maine Farm
~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
BRIDGT0N ACADEMY.
THE SPRING TERM.
Tuesday, January 2ISl, 1890.

nhis ~sll known Institution ~ learn
Ing, ofisr. exceptional opportunities Cor
acquiring an education. Every depart
ment II first-class Academy !. main
tainc,ihy a corp. oftcn experienced teach
ers. u has Classical or Collegiate
~gieniifc and >cle,t Cvursss II thr-c
YEAR,, aud Commercial Course of IN
munihs
Tuition -, ~ and - per term. Their
arr no Incidental or cNtrs. EXCEPT la
Book kr,ping aud rcnminship. which
arv ~ and -. respectively I..r term.
Goo-l table l-osrd has not eNc-c,lc'l -
I-rf weck in ths boarding. clubs, for the
past thrce Vears. rendering total cN-
psuss. Zoe room rvnt. tuition and boar,i
not over -ti 90 $40 I,cr term.
Tho sire sui .s-uI.e of the sghool l. ss.n
from thr fact that during the past two
years the total attenlancc hss h~vn iusi
siN huniusi. Including students frum
Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts,,
Rhode leland. Coun~ticut. New lork,
New Jsrssy, Minnesota. Montana, and
Nosa Scotia, Nhils during the past year
GRADUATES. have euisrvi Orino, BoN,loln,
Dartmouth. Male. cornell. aud Masss-
chu.rtt. Institutes 80 Technology.
Thruugh the munihcvnc- ot Hon. D..
y. liruvn - New Nork CITY. anil Hon.
VI. E. ingaii. q Cincinnati. the originNl
academy builiing has hcvn thoroughly
rrm,-irls,i aud cquipp~i and nov en-
hrncvs. recitation, lahrttury, apparatus,
library ani rrading room..
The ACADEMY nov IA. thrc" large aud
convenient huiliings-
T1ie summer rcuu will begin Tucs,lay,
Npril -. l~,n. Catalogue. and all nrc-s-
sary Information given upon application
to thr >cvrtar, ~ Principal.
North Rriigton. VI, psc. 1l.t. i>>a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
A can INCIDENT.

II Nns In the steam car. The ai.le
wa. blocked with standing passengers,
and fogg wanted io ct out q. ."on a.
possible. H. va. equal Ia the cmrrgrn'
cv. lie aro.e from hi. .-it and mad" a
hrrak for the door, rNclalming
PLEASE stand one side man sick
must grt cat a. soon as possiblr'
The passsngrf. spue"lri to one shlr
a. lsi him piss. just n soon a. he
reached thr door, there was a general
cry ~ "hut where I. the sick manf'
II am tho .ick man." replied fogg,
".ick ~ sitting In that car, YOU know.
And h. stepped off the car with an art
le.. gurglc which can only com" FROM
one Who feel. that be- hi. been good Ia
himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
AN OLD WAC.

Yesterday an old gentleman accom-
panied by n younger one was seen stand
log ON fremont street, With his hands
behind hi. back, looking lntently at ole
ofthe upper windows Of the Parker
House. Presently he moved one hand up
ward as II pointing at something.
4 passer-by stopped and looked, and
then another. Pretty soon there was a
large crowd. all looking more or less
excitedly at the same window. Then
the old man walked ON. aud the younger
man followed him.
"what'. therey'' asked the latter.
"Nothing but 4 pack Of FOOLS" said
the old man.
There Il no wag Ike an elderly wsg.-
Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
CAN ONE RGALLy sr1AL An va-
BRtlLA'

The Judgment ~ solomon hls bern
eaualle1, n not excrllcl, IN Rlchmond,
Va, where twelve good men and true
have lately decided that u I. Do crime
Zoe man to steal an umbrella. \
Young color-d boy, having q very primi-
tive conception of the rights 20 I-rsonal
property, annexed for hi. Owu us- an
umbrella h.longing a. Que ~ the guests
Of prumlnrnt hotel III. facts Ia the
ca.e we're entirely against his acqultial
~ ihs charge, bat d. employed a smart
lawyer aud hoped fnr the best. The
lawyer. Instead ~ bnsying hlm.eli
among mu.ty law books with the view
10 discovering some nrW lUnpholc la ia"
law. ..i about the defence Ia an entirely
different line. lle purrhas~l second
umbrella and deposited u la The couilo.
~ q leading hotel, dr.t anchoriug it With
long string. III" waiter. were lst into
the serrvt and watch kept. The rr-
cult proved that every gurst Who passed
tho prize attempted a. take h, mrr-
chants. hwytrs. legislators, each ln
turn. There werr no exceptions. III"
lawyer thru Informed tho jury ~ the.c
hcts ani askri for verdict Tor hl'
client.
u Wa given without The jury leaving
their seats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
SUDDEN DEATH

Can be prevented by removing those
cause. which produce IL. symptoms
which indicate Apoplexy or Heart Dis
ease are Dizziness or Pressure In Head,
spots before Eyes, Palm around or Pal-
pIiation Of Heart, Palm In region Of the
Heart with feeling of suf1ocztion, Ring
Ing sound In Ears, Numbne-s or Prickly
sensation of the Limbo. The oaiy rem-
edy that permanently relieves these
symptoms and prevents sudden Death u
Anti-Apoplectine. send for circulars 90
DR.. y. B. Hutchinson 4 Co., Eposburg
Falls, w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
WE CAUTION ALL AGAINST THEM

The unprecedented .uccc.. and merit
~ Ely'. Cream ilalm-a real cure foI
catarrh, hay fever aud cold Ia the head
-ha. induced many Adventures Ia place
catarrh medicine. bearing .om. re-"hn-
blance In appearance, style or nam" up
on the market. Ia order to trade upon the
reputation ~ Ely. Cream Balm. Don't
h. deceived. liuy only kly's Cram
Balm. Many In your immediate locality
will testify In highest commentator 81
II. 4 particle I. applied into each no--
tril; no pain; agreeable Ia u.e. Price
- cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
THE CAPTAIN

Of good ship storm King says; for the
past fiye YEAR. have used Sulpher lit
ier- on board my vessel, and have Got
lo.t man. They are q sur preventive
Of all contagiou. feNers so Incident to
warm climates. Please .end me az once
two dorm bottles, and oblige j. STAR
mr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

That beautiful glossy sheen 80 much
admired Ia hair. ,an be- secured hy the
u.s of Aver. Hair Nigor. There u
nothing better than thl. preparation for
strengthening the .caNp and keeping Il
free from dandruf and Itching eruP-
fiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
AMONG THE FARMERS.
",rssprusplow'

Cerr.p.s.issos on prsstissi agricultural tsrlc'
4. .alhits.i Addre.. all Communications In
tsnde,i fsr this isIsrtment b. Aani.tirtnAi
Ipfrps, pxfori nssassrst. Paris, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Al thought you we're a vegetarian.
and nov sec you eating mutton. u
"wcll. I am only an indirect vegetarian
eat the meat ~ such animal, only a.
I've ON Nrgrtable food"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

"what do YOU grow on thi. landf' he
inquired of the farmer Who was leaning
over fence Inspecting a particularly
barren piece of land. "Grow larry VA.
the satisfactory reply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28
pnuNxExNrss- L,aroR HABIT =
an'hs Tss,l ,;.,. ,.,. ,.s,.. :. sS. .,s. sss sa'

Dr. IIAiBs.' 1olisn -p~the-
"a can ~ siven In a cup of ia 80 oofes Without
The knox ls.l ~ % The Isf-oa talins u. snscfns
a .tss.iy anl permansut curt. whether Tie "a.
t~nt A. q ms.israis drinksr 90 ahcoholis sresk
Tbsa.ansis % drunksris have h~sn euresi Who
have tsksu ths ,sohisn -pssine In thsir cones
rtsh,si thslT kbOw ls.ise, AMI tSisy tslisye thry
s,ait drinking % tbsir 0~n fres will No hsr,afal
snet rssaas from it- siministrstiou. Cure
fusrsntss-t. ssni for slr,uAr AMI faii pAftica
Lsr.. Adircss In conniepee, soFtsa ,pesine
Co, lss Rscs street. Cinsinnati. %.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

Mrs. snagg'. Boy-Nog halnt got
nothing decent over 10 your house. Mr..
Jones BOy-That's az; ma said yester-
day that your folks had borrowed every
thing Ne had la the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

The canal across the Isthmus of Cor
inth, begun by Nero 100 year. ago, j. TO
be- completed this year. New York
monument committees regard the work
with hopeful interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

\ Brooklyn unIertakrr I. trying to In
trolucc wickcr.work cotiin.. Tie claim.
a. an induc.ment that they are much
cooler than the Kind now la usr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

.I'm not myself at all To day sah
Q bore ts Wit. mo matter for that"
was the reply, "whoever you may Be you
are gamer By The change"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

thing. comlDg AZ time when, for other
reasons, farm values were already on the
down grade. had q powerful effect Ia
keeping up the momentum.
MoSr,.
Of course Young, middle aged and old
must 20 West. Property Ia. been sacri-
hc~i, home. broken up, parcnts desert
81, and with them has gone our money.
The amount of money that has gone oui
of New England tn build up the West u
simply beyond measure, and our state
has supplied H.. full share. This drain
age ~ our means IN hspd has been a se-
rlou. draf on IN. loose capital of the
stat. for many ycar., AMI u ~ the pres
cnt time absorbing the principal part ~
u. Loan aud Trust Companies have
bcen chartered In every considerable
town In the state, who's. principal bu.l-
nc.s I. a. gather up the loose capital Tor
western Investment. Every mau whose
industry and economy has gain~l him
.urplu., /. shadow c,i by agents ~ these
companlc. snd llbored With I'LL their
Object {. gained. What with private
losns, farm mortgages. mortgage loan
companies. land speculation companies,
aud our chaurrri Loan anil Trust Con-.
plnle., the wonder !. that even th" land
!. lefi for occupancy.
SAVINGS BlSN-.
I,ut ihl. I. not all. IN our state there
!. oriy-h,r million. ~ money dcposiic'i
la the saving. hanks. \ large propor-
tion II thi. sas dug out of the soll by
Il. A. .Na... a -
frugal farmer get. . surplus Ia hand, no
matter u u b. bat little, u goc. Into the
saving. hank wberr taNc- arr nominal
aud security supposed to d" ssfe. The
principal part of thr.e forty-h'c mllllon.
!. al.o Invested Ia western securities.
aud adj. ". part to the other uncouni~i
million. Ia building up . competition
against our home Industries. The ~
.uIt of thi. :. that country towns arr
drained of their money. u ha. gone Tn
o. western mortgage or Into the .aN-
Ing. hank for III. purpose. The ~
sult of all this u easily seen. \ Young
miu ~ limited mean. wi.hc. Ia bay
farm. lIc can fnd no money In town Ia
help him out, for Il I. all In the .aNing.
hank. llc gOc. a. the hank aud tnds "
ha. all gone west. savings banks viii
not loan money on country farm mort
gage. Western paper !. taken freely,
bsf IsnHsy cdaaA ~ rriad oR ~ Aon'f
fira.
Nov What ON earth can Young man
lo that la. spark ~ ambition Ia him
Tor business. bat 90 wrstt We srr ab-
solutcly driving him On the farm aud
out of ihr Stale. literally and truly. iic
must ~ whrrr the money !. available,
anil Nhcrr the people want him io DO
something. Land i worth nothing any
where without men aud money to ~
With 10. Every man that gu-. vest, aud
every dollar that guc. With him, IN
cr-ass. the value of land there and
shrinks ". value here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-01-28

COUNTY or oNruHp
ls-s t. iOii> nAHhth, ~
>sTt a., u. ~ -. To days b. ihs LsAs -
Rssii ihsJ-stion. 70"
lo mil.. irs,slt b. LAKE. sHt "
tafu so
a,s. dar. n RaHa'eri - ~ -
N Ahl.tt oW
o. ulLr. travel frusa Wet nsthsl
g. huafof'i ansi r,turn. I'D
- I aav O. tyeturs Acsiswy
srsnt. f,.st iasg-stlsn, ~
% mils. travel D. fryshafs Acsd
ewy grshi AMI r,tufn.
go. y. v. li.y',st ~ ,.f'a, .gar. 81"
rsrts asi rstaFa. 80
q, dsy si nsthsi ea IF' ~ e v -,
nsn..sa 10
sailD. i,,sl - Bs'hsl All " -.
a'i d.y q we-.ia.-, 90 -, -
y SiI.. t@,,l w., ns,hsi -
Na-sisiasl ani rturn, u"
Nov a Z dsv Nos ail tsf,a, Z |, teuri, ~
a. nihs traVsl Wet nsthsl o.
rars ani fstaru, 80
jsS. l. "a, da,. ~, ,sr,s g 9 Cga,, o"
Paris sn.i r,turu, 80
.s-
Jon> n,HErR
oNroRp. .. jsnssp . 80"
rhsa I-rf.'asll' spy-srs.i Jehs h.f.s, osan
a. G,sfnsaisslsnsf sni tnsis cath that ~ f.fs
sJins ss,uaut hy hia sul.''il--i. u ifus w
ALnIIr : AUSTIN,
Clsti sep iui ,our'
iIssins s,ainins,i AMI sa.iiis-i ihs fsFvs'inr
sersuni - iehn nsFAsf. 'uunif totasalsstst,sr
- s,',l,I s.,, 80, ~ 10, 49, 80. .'''' ' '
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