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a bad Man" of santa Cruz Receives
his just Reward

SANTA CRUZ, December 22d-James Harris.
a woodcnopper, was shot and instantly killed
IRIS afternoon IN saloon in this civ by Robert
h Majors. who also received three wounds. one
OF whicn Is likely to prove fatal A petty QUAR-
rsi had existed between the men for some time
Harris had threatened to shoot Majors.
The TWO parties met in a saloon TODAY. Har.
MS was drunk, and very noisy and ouarrelsome
and abusive TO Majors. He had pistol In his
coal pocket. and fired at Majors through the
pocket OF his coat without drawn the weapon.
Majors reached for pistol with one hand,
and with the other pushed the arm of Harris
downward. Before he could draw, however.
Harris had fired three shots, each taking effect
upon MAJORS, one making flesh wound in the
leg one entering the hip and one in the groin
Majors is crack shot, and his weapon was
scarcely in hand before he sent q fatal shot to
Harris heart. -
harris was single man, about fifty years of
age, ana had worked in the redwoods about
here>sinee the early days. He was considered
a bad man when drunk and all bystanders
towards Majors.
Majors is native of Santa Cruz, SON of one
OF lee earliest pioneers, who came here about
lsSo; For several years he has been foreman at
the Bitrmlnous Rock mines When assisting
the enerif several years since, he killed one OF
tne notorious Nasquez gang, and has local
reputation OF being a dead shot
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patch from the Sheriff of Los Angeles. Bremen
Is the Russian Finn VINO claims 8, 900 life In
furance on brother who was burned to death
in cabin here last Wednesday. The insurance
agents suspect foul play and are investigating
the matter.
Rum Over by Train.
OAKLAND. December 22d.-Hermsn Bayle,
German barkeeper. was struck by train TINS
evening and instantly killed. The BODY was
rolled under the wheels for nearly block, and
was terribly mangled. Bsyle was 50 years OF
sge End had bee n in Oakland but three months.
He formerly kept q saloon in San Francisco
Petition Denied.
PORTLAND (Or.l December 22d.-In the United
States Circuit Court to day, Judge Deadly denied
the petition Of ChaSles r. Barrett OF Kentucky,
for the appointment OF receiver for the North
west Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
Thrown from . Hand-Car.
TEHAcHApI, December 22d Michael Hugh,
of Keene was thrown from handcar last
evening on his return from this place, and
probably fatally injured.
Death Sentence.
SANTA BARBARA, December 22d. = Ramon
Lopez, convicted of the murder of Mary Deer
lilo last October. was to-day sentenced 10 death.
The date of the execution was net fixed.
Justice DeHaven Qualities.
SAN FRsNcIsco. December 22d.-Judge ]. J.
DeHaven OF Eureka, elected to the unex pired
term on the SupreIe Bench, qualified and
served to day.
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THE SALE WAS VALID.
Decision Rendered in Favor of the Dona-
hue Railroad.

SAN RAFAEL, December 22d.-Judge Mahon
bas decided the suit OF the heirs of Matthew
Crooks against James NJ. Donahue and the on.
;ahue Railroad in favor of the latter. Matthew
Crooks died in 1875, and wilied the land in
question TO his wife. Susan Crooks, as trustee
dorins her life, and on her death to revert 10
the chi dren. In 1884 she decided the property
to James NJ. Donahue, ard he afterwards deed ID
II To the railroad company.
The land in litigation is tract of about fif.
teen acres, on which the ferry slip at Point
Ilburf n is built, and takes in the com anys en-
tire water front at that place. the value of which
is s., Goo.
:, Plaintiffs claimed that the decd made By
susan Crooks TO Donahue was contrary to the
trust, but the win of Matthew Crooks ex-
pressly provided that certain portions Of the
estate which were non productive should be
sold and divided among the heirs.
me decision Iecites this portion of the WILL
ana declares That the sale by Mrs. Crooks is
valid. The decision also declares that the
plaintiffs knew that Mrs. Crooks had decided
the property, and that the railroad had in coed
iaitn made Improvements thereon: also that
the action brought was barred by the statute
OF limitations. Therefore, Judgment was given
In favor of the defendants.
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AS THE modern railroad train is ahead
of the old-,ime stage coach, so is Hood s
Sarsaparilla, a modern medicine, ahead
of the old time remedies. In positive
merit it is peculiar TO itself.
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10 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST-CLASS Logging HOTEL, CON-
- tanning 200 rooms water and gas in each
room ; no better beds in the world no guest
allowed to use the linen once used by another ;
9 large reading room hot and cold water baths
free. Price of rooms-Per night, 50 and Is cents:
per week, from 81 upwards. Open all night.
Il. HUGHES, Proprietor.
: sArAt Market-street Ferry take Omnibus Line
of street cars for Third and Howard TTStf
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Thrown from . Hand-Car.
,ice DeHaven Qualities.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

County Recorder.
From law and abstract Office of Brusie d Tay.
lor. southeast corner OF Seventh and j.
The following transfers of real estate have
been made since the last published report !:
Minnie L. Morton to 7. J. and Robert E. Muir
ray-323.1l acres in sections and IL, Township 5
north, range east (This deed made to correct
grantors name in previous deed for same
lands)
Job w. Evans to william Angrave-Lot 10 in
block Is Of town of Gait; s75.
United States to Mariner Duke Goodman,
pate t-120 acres in section %, township north,
range east; grant.
United States to Stephen Goodman, patent
Southwest quarter of section q, in township 5
north, range east; grant.
Estate of John Kohler, deceased. to order con-
firming sale-Confrms sale of west 80 feet of lots
Is and 10. in block II, of the town of Gait, to
Ephraim Ray for 1921.
David Bennett to Lucy A. Bennett-Four acres
east of Thirty first street. Sacramento city. Con-
sideration, interest in Ell Dorado county lands.
Frances C. Myers to Mrs. Julia Sloat-Lot 10 in
block NJ, Of Highland Park Tract. Considera-
ton, O.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
Corner x and Filth streets, Sacramento

CENTRALLY LOCATED AND CONVENIENT
~ TO all places of amusement. The bes. fam
ily hotel in the city. The Table always supplied
with the best the market affords. Street Cao
rom the Depot pass the door every five minutes
Meals. 20 cents. G. +. SINGLETON. Proprietor.
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G. BENJAMIN Glow, n. D
Crossman's Specific Mixture

NTITH THIS REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
w themselves without the least exposure,
change Of diet, or change in application to bust
ness: The medicine contains nothing that is OF
The least injury TO the constitution. Ask youI
druggist Tor it. lrine y p hottie 'vq-lv1uF
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CoUGHs, hoarseness and sore throat
Browns Bronchial Trcches give i'm me IL
ate relief
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A. MElSTER,
arrisgeo, victorias, Phaetens, Buggies
and epring Wagons.
go, 912, 9l4 Ninth Street.

S4GrAfEHDtb- sSAD "a
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT STATE OF Gag
L ifornia, county of cramento-In the matter
of the estate of ADRlEN J. COMET, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the ID
DAY of January, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. NJ Of said
day, and the Court room of said Court, at the
Court houte, in the city of sacramento county
of Sacramento and State Of California, have
been appointed the time and place for prov
ing the will of said AURlEN ]. COMET, de-
ceased. and for hearing the application of
ELIZARETH G. COMET for the issuance to
her of letters testanentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 10th day of December, 1880
lsEAi.s w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk
BY L. P. scorr, Deputy Clerk
ISAAC JOSEPH, Attorney for Petitioner. dl7.l0t
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL
i ifornia, county of Sacramento In the matter
of the estate OF WILLIAM SCHMIDT, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY,
the 26th day of December, 1850, ct 10 clock M.
OF said day, and the Courtroom of said Court at
the Court house, In the city of Sacramento
county OF sacramento and State Of California,
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said William Schmidt
deceased, and for hearing the application OF
b. J. Goethe for the issuance to him of letters
testamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 18th day of December, 1880.
lsEAL] w. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By L. P. SCOTT, Deputy Clerk.
ISAAC JOSEPH, Attorney for Petitioner.
dl5-10t
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WEsrERN HOTEL
ST. DAVID'S,

THE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRAMENTO
Cal; Meals, 25 cents. WIN. LAND, Propri
etor. Free Bus to and from hotel 4ptf
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THE SADDLE ROCK

THE SADDLE ROCk
Restaurant and Oyster House.
EIRST-CLAsS HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
L Ladies Dining room separate. Open day
and night BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER, Pro
prietors, 1919 Second street. between and z
Sacramento. If
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BEAcHAx's Pulls cure bilious, nervous ills
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Man Burned to rsath at Suffer
Greek.
FATAL SHOOTING AT SANTA CRUZ
A Wild Deer Run Down in the
Streets OF Santa
Rosa.
tsrsClAL OrsrArcHns TO THE Rsoonp-urros,l
FATAL SHOOTING AT SANTA CRUZ
INSTANTLY KILLED.

trsClAI OrHrATcHns TO TIE ssoo.D-umos.l
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CAPITAL HOTEL,

B. B. BROWN, ft rmerly of the State House Ho.
tel, and ISADORE TOWNSEND, formerly Of
the Union Hotel, Proprietors.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

TUE BEST AND CHEAPEST ROOMS IN
d15-1m4p MRS. ELDRED EDELMAN.
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cured . uattsv fEom car ho1na = : vx~ss..
u course, evsa IN FleRfda such 400. -
ncs pesmissibIe. and wn0 ~ pojfce h.e,s
9 our psoposed amusement t6ev $780,
Dut my friends vefe not % d denrfr.t -
snear fun on this account So q rnf6ni.h !
. Day ~ two aftsFvard Ne ana q. eI,ss.-
~ and the Niger gos into Z va~c, -
rUde 10 m open plscs about 49, -
rom our hOteI- We went % ~une 49,
left distance of ab0uf MIL - -. e.
bsr On every side Il vas q dart :. ,,;s.,.
and one u the party held IIehs VA. :
With the alligator grasped fvnsIv -.
the waist. allowed the he.se 8. - -. =.
smen tne coon A signal Vas given and the
coon sssssea away With TIE 'essor eioss q
III nesis. They daAhed along. sach mak.
ing ne snort Of his life tell you IL vas
Close snd exciting race. One Of the bess
ever saw
Bat who vonr" asksa one d n. audi.
tors ''''
Well. really never heard. You - M
one ever saw either Of the contestant.
again. When last saw them the econ
vas abous Ten yards from the woods and
the gator coupis Of feet behind him.
But you said Tho woods were I mile
sway and il Vas pitch dark. (. Tom ochiI.
tree ventured 70 remark. knowing bv ar
pefIence how to disconcert inventors Of fan
cifui tales.
Alien. however. was in no way discon.
certed. He replied carslessly:
Oh. the darkey Was white with fright
snd could Be seen against the woods a
clearly . the white letters Of . patent med
icane advertisement on harm painted
black,
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MISS Hurryup-Ah' George. you cannot
Veil what troubles girl has who is receiv-
Ing the attentions Of gentleman.
Mr. Hoidoh- Carrier OF What
nature, pray7
Miss Hurryup-w Well. one little brothers
are always making fun of one, and one :
relatives are always saying. when is il 10
come ONT" asif marriage we're psizefight.
There's the inquisitivsness OF ones parents
They want 70 know everything. There's
pa, now; he h constantly asking such
questions ~: Carrie, what are Mr..
Holdof's intsntions7 What does he cali
upon you 50 regularly for and stay 20 late
when he does caii7n And he sometimss
looks 70 mad when he asks these questions
that actually trembie
Mr.. HoldoG-And what answer do you
make 70 these questions. Carrie. dearest 2
Miss Hurryup-I can't make any answer
st Ill. for you So you haven't said any
thing TO me, and-snd--of course--I-I--
Then Mr. Holdon whispered something
IN Carries ear, and the next time her
father questions her she will be ready with
satisfactory reply.
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Tom ochiitree's Rival.


ha ever tell YOU" said Represents
~ Allen, of Mississippi. day or two ago.
~ ahe gentlemen around him drew their
sAass Closer. ibid ever tell YOU about the
~ hant Witnessed once in Florida
wi Wei, was down In that part OF the
~antfy some time ago. and. after spending
: 'nsuneraels dull week, despite the pres
~ ol eongenial companions, longed for
ssue excitement. l was complaining about
: Saeral dullness one day when q sport
ne place said:
suppose We Try coon" hunt
What7' asked.
coon race said he. you don I
49, sss what that isf Well. you set an alIi-
~ Alter niger and see which can cover
most ground In the shortest time
Ana then he proceeded 10 explain Tor my
L1sh' mat while an alligator viii run AWAY
white man, he will always run as
- = he can after a negro or a hog. If he
80 : smell of the critser. Generally a
sA lew yards is given 20 the human
s. snd there Is SURE 10 be a great deal Of
ss The niger always takes "a the woods
~ As he is able. and tries TO climb
w nesore the alligator can soelle him
- De sacceedes In escaping from the
JAWS he Is offered q small prizr.
caught our fancy. and we deter
10 enjoy the sport We bought a
GATOR Tor so and an offer OF $40 Sc
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Ladies' In London Council.
Pail Mall Gsxette.


A year ago. when the new system Of city
government, somewhat resembling the
American ono, went into effect in London.
three women. Lady ssndhurst. Miss Jane
Golden and Miss Cons, were chosen mem
bers of the council The candidate next on
the list to Lady 6andhurst contested her
election, and oil the courts up to the highest
decided that . woman was ineligible 70
hold municipal Office. although she had
been endowed with the right to vote for
such officers - long ago A. 1850. Nobody
contested the election OF the other two
women. and after waiting. under legal
advice. for twelve months for such Q con-
test, they were ssnt to the council chamber
. few days ago. signed the roll and took
their seats. They were pleasantly received,
and the question Of their eligibility was not
raised by the male members Of the body. II
u understood. however. that the matter
win be taken 10 the courts by tho minority
Of the council.
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! IN. sharp man Of the world read
- Wards Robert Elsmere." After At
tm1vsly considering the new religion" OF
Mbao 10 said:
z emit discover either the novelty nor
1pNlision."
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lfcofding TO the statistics just published
- Congregational denomination counts
aAQ0 members. This Is q gain OF 1900
~ lsst year.
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MrsA Windows Soothing Syrup for children
female nurses and physicians In the United
6tatoo and hes been used for forty yean with
never failing success BY miliions Of mothen for
their children. During the process OF teethina
IL vaiue q incalcuiahle. Il relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentafy and diasrhna, grip
ing In the bowels and wind collie BY giving
health ~ the child 70 rssts the mother.
PYice, &c . bottle. swfw
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01

-ornars ard in aFary resort. They coma
from over E1s E-ls Ridge, from along
the coast ana F-.ug even from rhe
rather barren s0ll oi the Dlstrlct of
Coinmtia Nothing that nas ever been
sail as % nsgco sapers-ition and habits
could fall to he Eue here IN t1e
sou thern aud southeastern districts.
where the crop Of resident negroes IA
most abundant. ne same quaint beliefs
in "hooiooisu." .-ferishes' and she
BLACK ar in All is branches ara as
prevalent IS they could be found in the
most out-oftae-way plantation quarters
in the country.
No amount ~ contact with CiViliza-
tion seems to be able ro affect tne darky
tf hs is flowed to spend his leisure mo-
ments ln Tho resorts of and among peo-
pis OK his own race and color. There
are probably not three fall-bloodsd ne-
rroes in ths city of Washington who
w1alt cross The street on sunday If
they ~ the President - tho United
States or any neal her Of his Cabinet
coming towards them IL the Official was
to All appearances intent mon attend
fog church It "a a common sight 70
$50 on sunday morning near the corner
of Fifteenth and New York avenue a
group of negroes waiting Tor the Presi-
dens - pass then ~ on his way n
church. and frr7 " convinced that their
earthly Affairs VIII prosper n the ex-
ocutive head of tho Govornment hIst 80
much a. passes them on Sunday morn
ing
Both peculiar characters and most in
explicAhle superssitions are rife IN this
city. I have for weeks tricd 20 fnd a
negro alone on tho street after mid
night The niEha Doctor scares them.
On New York avenue there IS an Old
darSy Who for more years than can %
bered has ~ stated intervals d1--
Ing she day walked up and down trust
ing to toe generosity of the .nhahi -ants
- provide him with bis daily food
His given name is Ben. ana a. 20 his
family name, history either ancient or
ooutew poraneous. is silent Tn erpea--
aoco he Is taIl ard -agnt. .vitn heavy eye
orows, gray tu'ts 81 bai- along zach
check. AMI with hea' rs devoid -
hair a. enc legendary crarirr Of poor
uncie Tom Meeting Ben on the
corner the other day I asked him about
ths 'ulzh, doctors Wib a gasp OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01

black head ard faes -hat looks ola
eno0gh foe q veteran u tne Mexican
~aF. an ths two p-ir q hs.le round
black eyes snap ard g1stsn almost as
rapidly as Jae four dirty, rusty red
fee. patter on tae pave
There Is no intricate step or shuttle
that these little da-sies can nos execute
in perfect ualon. tke only aco0mpani-
ment being q series of cultural gtln IS
that arc supposed % Ga duty as a meas
ara for th8 time % each movement Be
tween gltimatedanclng steps they bob
down until their launches almost touch
the ground, and this particular act al
ways brings forth applause and encour-
aging demands from the stray negroes
on the edge ar the audience 70 60 Way
down" ''Nay down, nigger and in
answer the two little imps bob down un-
I'll the pavement prevents further de
scent Some time ago a spectacular the.
atrical troupe playing here hired the lit
tie darkies. and dressing them with
Oriental maenifcence interpolated their
performance in tho play. A. sight Of
their well-known darkies the audi
ence shouted their appreciation and
threw iunumerable flowers and coins on
the stage With perfect Indifference to
the roses the boys picked,up each coin
as il fell and stood a second waiting for
more before they would pay any atten.
tion 60 the flowers strewn on the stage.
Nearly all the beggars in Washington
ara young negro girls, who infest the
residence part Of the city and demand
pennies or fve-cent pieces from ladies.
As rule they work in pairs and divide
the result Of the days work. One of
them admitted to me the other day that
she and her pardner" often made a
dollar apiece a day. While it is true
that Washington lives on Government
officials and representatives it IS more
than true that the negro lives on Wash.
ington, and lives with Is little exertion
as the lily of the field, and though clad
with as much variety presents hardly Sc
beautiful an appearance. The negro is as
much Washington as is the Capitol, and
1t is not an exaggeradon TO say that if
removed one would be missed as much
as the other Nice LINGAN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01
Couldn,t stand sncoess.

To some men prosperity is really 2
burden, and George la Blanche may be
classed with them. lie had a hard time
10 establish reputation for himself.
and after he gained the enviable honor
Of having been the FIRST man 10 defeat
Jack Dempsey his Uranium became a
size or two too large for his hat Pros
perity forced itself upon him after this
fight, and the saloon which he opened
in San Francisco with the money he
made out Of his go" with the Non
parier for long time did a fourishinp
business La Blanche gradually grew
iuattentiye, and the fact that represent
atfve sporting men frequented his place
for weeks had a tendency to still fn
tber increase the size Of his head When
the novelty Of the thing wore or the re-
ceipts naturally diminished, and though
the profits accrUing from his business
were sufficient - assure the proprietor
comfortable living, La Blanche system
atically proceeded to blow himself i'm. -
and to-day he is practically without a
dollar. Several suits have been begun
against him by wholesale liquor deal
ers and others, and il is expected that
the Marine viii wind mp AS q business
nan very soon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01

some complain that they can not
drink milk without being distressed
by it, The most common reason why
milk is not wei borne IS due 70 the fact
that people drink it too quickly. IF a
glass % it is swallowed hastily it enters
into The stomach and then forms in one
solid. cun5lcd mass. difficult Of diges-
ton II. on the other hand. the same
quantity issipped, and three minutes at
least are occupied in drinking g. then
on reaching tho stomach it Is $50 divided
that when coaguiatod. as it must be by
the gastric juice, while digestion is 90
ing on. instead OF being in one hard.
condensed mass, upon The outside a
which only the digestive fluids can act,
IL is more in The form of a sponge. and
In and ont az tho entire br-k che gastric
iuice can play freely and perform is
functions. American Analyst
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-01

=esn.ss-. sz4gr vea usrxfax. ssh. W
80 !. - -ty-yex ~ 80 - = Isfi-'
fsynz hvsg sfesr a. coz sore 81
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= .s,yi. hlt - a-fs. pa-s shry -
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ann 80 ase 81 vg trvsn' t@~ 5asze ii
a,ss-a tt sir,t 49, -. 7a-a psr
~ .esrs ~ h= hitrss w. .6e Ike
asz zosn ser osss s8reraf-. w fsei
hix IAN rr 70 uo..f 49, - ,-rsay .-,,
ar.an. - rs.. 81 s-e - sosn <s5 -
a-. an rer. - s..a frfe...- dan n-ha-r
heah ~ u.o. stoet ver Fa- Is zone
al gone sr g.ot De nfgtt sa,rer.
80. ga YER .fa after ger i so.a an
s-lyaef rst n var nose an. afr o-st var
egss AZ seil ye- ts- se.o. yoanr doctors
~ rar --tua Aatt.ts I'll a. i n5ut
do ll l.Edt doctors au' It's al Hss - true
as ie fooa Eoaz
Tie reference In the Ola aarky,s
story Il ths .-yOang tacr1rs+ 1xoiaias
perhaps 6olh ths orl9ia ana continuation
~ lls t1ea a. ~ the alz1r doctors. Tls
helsf originated Ira some body-snatch-
laz - med lesI students sad - have
come tom Baltimore t9r tLst parpose
many years ago TIE belief. however
Is -arrens to-day ia the ulHe-esnsh cent
ury and iu ths capisal of the United
&tarns and l. j. doahtfal ia negro over
tsens7 years of age eaa b- tound Who
vii not -esufy so tie strongest terms
@ ths trlth of the existence Of the