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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
GOARD OF ALDERMEN

An adjourned meeting of the Board OF
Aldermen was held last evening. His
Honor Mayor Goodwin presided and all
the members were present.
The claim of Philip Downey for
damage TO his property on Sterry street
was referred 20 the Committee on Streets
and Bridges with instructions to give him
hearing before them.
Resolution accepting 800 in trust to
was adopted.
Ordinance increasing the police force
to 10 members was adopted, MIR. O'Reilly
alone voting in the negative.
Ordinance appropriatinS $500 addi-
tionul for the police department was
passed.
Ordinance nppropriating ;uS0 additional
for assessing and collecting the taxes was
passed, as were also an ordinance appro-
priating - 200 additional for advertising
and printing, and an ordinance APP
priating Sl, ,00 additional for the care and
maintenance OF the sewers.
An ordinance appropr.ating $500 ad-
ditioual for city officers was adopted IN
concurrence.
Application OF the pawtucket Street
Railway Company fot building permit
was referred to the Inspector OF BUILDING
Petition 20 establish a grade on Magill
stree, was referred TO the committee on
s,ect5 and bridgcs.
Report OF the grade on Benefit street WAS
referred to the C.y Engineer.
The matter OF the warrant on Newell
avenue in relation 90 the layout was con-
tinupd to the next regular meeting.
Petition 10 establish grade on Stewart
street was further continued.
Claim Of the Il. Jenclses Manufacturing
Company was again continued.
Joint re- olution in relation to the aboli-
ton of grade crossings was passed in con-
curgsncc as amen led.
Petition to widen North Union street
was rccommittod to the joint standing
Committee on fiighways.
Petition OF the Interstate Street Railway
Company for permission to lay rails on
High street was referred To the joint COM
mittcc on railroads.
Ellen Conlcy, who petitioned for 500
damages on Pawtuckct avenue, was given
leave 20 withdraw.
Claim OF Amcs & Arnold OF 500 for il
legal taxation was referred to the tax
assessors.
L. a. Follott, who petitioncd for 5000
damages, was given leave to withdraw
William A. Carpenter, who petitioned
for damages to his estate on Sterry street,
Was given leave to withdraw.
Ordinance appropriatins 500 for com
plcting the additions TO the police station,
was adopted. Adjourned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
COMMON COUNCIL.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Common Council was held last evening
All the members were present except
President Brown.
Clerk Gatchell called the m.'i.ng to
ord,r and, on motion OF Mr.. "a ters,
Councilman Pierce was chosen rt,ldent
pro TEN.
Claim OF Philip DoWncy was referred TO
the Board of Aldermen and the Planning
Mll estate and Thomas McCuslcr were
given leave TO Withdraw their claims.
The following matters from the Board
Of Aldermen were passed in concurrence:
Joint resolution authorizing the Chief Of
Police to employ a hostler; Joint resolu-
tiOn ordering the layout of Sterry street; (;
Joint resolution ordering the layout Of
Magill street; joint r, solution for the
layout Of Birch street; joint resolution re-
lating TO the closing of all places where
Intoxicating liquors are sold on election
days. joint resolution relating to legisla-
tion TO prohibit grade crossings; ordin-
ance appropriating q 200 for sewer on
Belmont street from West avenue to Paw
luChtJ avenue DfdlnhDce hpprOprlhtInB
~, 800 additional for highway purposes; (;
resolution accepting 500 in trust to care
for the burial lots of Joseph Carter.
Ordinance Increasing Toe police force to
20 members came from the Board OF
Aldermen for concurrence. Mr.. O'Brien
moved that il bc continued for "A month
So voted.
Ordinance apprcpriatting s2,sOO addi-
tional for the police department, $3.50 adj
dilional for r.,ussing aud collecting the
taxes; II 200 additional for advertising
and printing; Sl,COo additional for the
maintenance and care OF sewers, were
adopted.
Mr. Davis presented an ordinance APP
propriating q, 300 additional for city OFF,
GERS apd moved its passage without refer
Dnce. So voted.
Commuui alton from the Rhode Island
Time Register Company for permission to
connect the lrc alarm boxes with their
auxiliary fire alarm was referred to Joint
committee on Ire department..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
IT WAS A GOOD ONE.

Athletic Exhibition Under Professor
walkers Management Last Evening.
The Athletic exhibition in Temperance
Hall last evening under the auspices Of
Professor Walker was well attended
Ernest Hunold was master OF ceremonies
The first bout was between Eaton Of
Oneyville and Kelley OF Philadelphia,
followed by Roach and Boyle Of Provi-
dence. Both were appreciated.
Driscoll and Flarity did not seem to
come up to what was expected OF them.
Gus Hunold gave fine exhibition Of club
swinging.
Pierce and Fay of Providence gave a
three round bout.
Davis OF Providence and Jones Of Olney-
Vile each won a fall i'm wrestling match.
The wind-up was between Portlock Of
Valley Falls and Hubbard OF Boston.
The latter was twenty pounds heavier
than the former and seemed to be more
scientific and evidently had the best Of it
from the start.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
PROBATE COURT.
what Was Done Et the Regular session
Yesterday Afternoon.

What Was Done nt the Regular session
Yesterday Afternoon.
The regular session OF the probate court
was held yesterday afternoon before
Judge Blodgett.
Thomas w. Robinson was confirmed as
guardian Of Marcus J.. Daggctt, minor
over Ii years Of age, with bond fixed at
$500.
ira }. Martin presented his first account
OF the administration OF the estate OF May
NJ. Inman and the same was continued
for three weeks.
The final account OF the estate of George
y. Perry was allowed.
Bond Of George w. Newell, executor of
Ziba Newell, was approved.
Inventory OF the estate OF Charlotte IL.
Williams was ordered TO be recorded.
Bond Of l.. $. Binford, administrator Of
the estate OF Anscl Carpenter, was ap-
proved.
Petition for the allowance OF the FIRST
and final account OF Francis Pratt, guar
dian Of the estate Of Mary Al1rich, was
continued for three weeks.
The final account OF Michael McGrcary,
administrators dc bonis non on the estate
Of Margaret Norton, was allowed.
The first and final account OF james j.
Lennon, Administrator of the estate OF
Ellen Lennon, was allowed.
Petition OF Henry y. Dexter, admins
traitor OF the estate OF George II. Clark
was continued for three weeks.
Petition for leave to sell real estate Of
Ellen Welch was further continued for
one week.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
NO ELECTION.
Tnee-COTneT6d Fight
still On.
VERY BIC VOTE.
Carroll Makes Large
Gains in the City.
SHERMAN CUTS INTO WHITE
The Total Vote is About Fifty More
Than at the FIRST Trial
SHERMAN CUTS INTO WHITE
The Total Vote is About Fifty More
Than at the Frst Trial.

Again does the unanimous nominee OF
the Democratic party lead his two politi-
cal opponents.
Again has Hugh j. Carroll received
plurality of the votes cast by the people
of Pawtucxet.
There must now be another election and
there Is nox no doubt as to who will then
be elected.
"We have had enough Of this expensive
farce" cry the people.
The work of the monopolists and few
sore heads has already cost the taxpayer
heaps Of money. The third trial will
settle IL.
The figures that are given below tell the
whole story, and all things considered, the
Democrats have reason to feel proud of
their days work.
To say that Mr.. Whites friends are in
dignsnt would be mildly expressing it.
at is political assassination" said one
of them when he heard OF the result.
There were many curious things seen
about the wards.
About the strangest was the spectacle
Of q Republican Supervisor taking a voter
into a Fifth Ward saloon.
1t was very easy for the Wardens and
Clerks to see how the men voted IS
the pencil mark could be discerned
through the folded ballot.
Some people may not be surprised il
told at Srhe future time how they voted.
The story goes that Republican Alder
msn-elect voted against White.
Below is the vote by wards:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
the vote by wards:
At the last election the vote was:

The enterprise OF the TRIBUNE last
night was the talk Of the town.
An p. m. extra!
That's what was gotten out and it went
like wildfire.
The figures given above were changed
today by the official count.
Carroll made gains.
The results of the official count are very
encouraging to the Democrats and their
candidate. They show an actual gain OF
seventeen votes.
1t proves that the rank and file OF the
Democratic party are solid for the man
who built up the party in this city and
made it power.
Last election Carroll had 1927 votes. This
time no has 1874.
There is considerable disappointment
about town today that the election was
not called for next Saturday.
1t is said on good authority that one Of
the Republican Aldermen has been trying
to get his colleagues not to order another
election this year.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

Alderman O'Reilley then moved that
the next election be ordered for next Sat-
urday.
Alderman Smith moved to amend the
motion that it be ordered for Wednesday,
December2
The roll was called and Aldermen
OReilly and White voted for next
Saturday and Aldermen Smith and
Saunders for December 2. The result be-
ing tie, Mayor Goodwin voted for the
latter date.
The vote of Saunders was surprise as
it is said he expressed his intention yes
terday of being in favor OF next Satur-
day.
Joint resolutions laying out Benefit and
Stuart streets under the betterment act
were passed
Joint resolution electing to make the
improvements on Bailey street was passed.
A short executive session was held and
the Board then adjourned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
PATRIOT NALLY'S DEATH
Likely TO Prove n Very Important
Factor In British Politics.

Likely TO Prove Very Important
Factor In British Politics.
LONDON, Nov The story Of the suf-
fcriugs and death of u. w. Nally, the
Irish patriot, has created u sensation
hardly inferior 20 that caused by the Pig
gott revelations. On all sides are heard
bitter dcnunciations of the government
for permitting such brutality and it is be-
lieyed in Liberal, and feared in Tory
circles, that Mr. Balrour's position as
leader will bc greatly weakened at the
opening OF parliament, by this new evi-
dcn'e of prison abuses under his admins
tration, and presumably with his consent.
Nallys friends charge thnt~lt was the
intention ui the government authorities
that hc should not live out his term in
prison, and that the officials in whose
custody he was uI stood this. They did
not want the story d un attempt TO secure
him rs witness .yr The Tim,s % reach
the public, and h" vas gradually done to
death with that o. 'ct a suugglCd let
ter, published yce, rl1y, telling the story
that they dreaded Ola secret interview be
tween Nall" and au e. 'ssary of Tho
Time and emphasized b.. 'ally's death,
has come upon tnrm unexpectedly and
with crushing -". They had hoped that
the secret wogid GIrNili "oliy The story
of Nally's imprisonment ald death, with
The Times episode are to be printed for
eytcn i've use in the general election.
Every English and Scotch, as well as every
Irish voter, will have an opportunity to
read il
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
EXPRESS TRAINS COLLIDE.


ana Two are Killed.
WILII,NsPoRT, Nov. l9-At Aughens-
baGgh station, on tho Philadelphia and
Eric railroad, two men wcr, killed out
right and one Sustained injuries that are
Likely 90 prove fatal By n passenger train'
collision. Twelve or fifteen Of the passen-
gei were badly shaken mp and bruised.
Two engines were demolished and half
dozca coaches badly damaged. Two ex-
prcs7 trains, running at a high rate of
g. a cOllidcl, aDd the crew Of one Of
ti,n jumped from the engine and was
buried down 'u o"lha1kmcnt Lum Ray,
one of the train hands, and passenger
named Harry Bard were Killed outright.
The engineer was hurled into the air,
and when picked up had both legs broken,
and received other injuries, from which ho
cannot recover The tracks were torn up
for considerable distance, aud debris
scattered in all directions.
The two pondcrous machines were
locked together and almost totally dcmol-
ishcd. The tenders were thrown about
and reversed from respective engines,
and either part cf the track was strewn
with pieces Of machinery and broken cars
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
CROCkERY CRATE FIRE.
Sergeant Nickerson's Timely Discovery
Prevents q Serious Blaze.

Sergeant Nickerson's Timely Discovery
Prevents n Serious Blaze.
Box 90, on North Main street, was rung
in about 12:i0 last night for blaze in a
crockery crate in the rear OF Bernard Nc
Caughey & Co.'S, and in rear OF the police
station. Sergeant Nickerson pulled the
alarm after notification by a citizen. The
damage was confined to the crate and
some OF its contents, but IL the fire had
been allowed to bum uninterruptedly for
another five minutes, the results might
have been serious, as the crate stood
against the elevator OF McCaughey's es-
tablishment, which was filled with excel
sior and furniture.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

neglected cli.drCn, spoke lntercsunsiy u,
her work.
a lengthy petition is to be sent TO each OF
Che political parties in which a national
marriage law was brought into promi-
nencc and demand for prohibition After
some discussion the matterwas referred to
the executive committee.
I'VE have had many conventions in our
day" said Mis- Willard at this point, but
taking IL by and large we have never
been treated so we'll rs we have been here
in Boston"
Addresses were made by Mrs. Layah
BarGllat OF Syria, Nine, Arabella Angelina
of Italy Mrs. NJ. Smell Of Mississippi
and others.
Tho OratoricaI Contest.
Last evening the first grand gold medal
tontest ever held in New England took
In fremont Temple and was the closing
feature Of the w. c. T. L. convention. The
contestants were all from Massachusetts,
and have all been awarded silver and gold
medals for excellence in temperance dec
lamations. The judges were Rev. \. A..
Miner, d. d., Richard w. Cone, Mrs. EN-
Everett. Three thousand tickets, 1T 10
cents, were on sale and went rapidly.
DIR. Miner, for the committee, made his
report, saying the committee were unani-
nous in their decision. OF a possible 80
points Miss Lane received 80; Miss Dexter
20 2-3, and Mr.. Strong SO l-3.
After a short address 10y w Jennings
Demorest, who originated the oratorical
contests, the prizes were awarded by Lady
Henry Somerset The other contestants
also received some token Of the event.
One verse Of "Corouation' was sung by
the audience, Rev DR. Miner pronounced
the benedction and the last event of tho
National Woman's Christian Temperance
union convention had rnsscd
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Card From MIR. Tlaticy.

Editor Tribune:
When I said last week that would not
take part in Professor Walker exhibition
did not think for a moment IL would
call for such en- undeservoi reply from the
professor. The readers OF tho TRIBUNE
have not forgotten, il Mr.. Walker has,
that my name was used.
He charges me with ungentlemanly con-
duct with Costsgan OF Providence, who
was between thirty and forty pounds
heavier than | was. Co8tagan tried to
"stop" me but did not, and Mr.. Walker
was surprisad The spectators know the
rest.
Iwant no reputation as fighter, and
Mr.. Walker is very foolish in trying to
iniure my character. JONI FLATLEY.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
OUGHT TO KNOW BETTER.

Candidate sherman Interferred With
Voter I'm the Fourth Ward.
Candidate Sherman, in making the
rounds OF the ward rooms yesterday,
attempted to interfere with voter in the
Fourth Ward after he went inside the
guardrail and had received his ballot from
the Supervisors.
His action was observed by one the
Democratic Supervisors and he admins
tered well merited rebuke to the med
dlesome candidate for his violation OF the
law
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Hayens, The Caterer

L. prepare 10 serve balls, parties, sociols,
etc. at short notice. Persons wishing the
services OF caterer should consult him.
Bread, Cake and pastry Of all kinds and fancy
cakes and cookies WI be found at their
warclopms.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
DEFECTIVE BALLOTS.

How the Number Was Divided Up Yes-
tersiay In the Wards.
The number OF defective ballots cast
yesterday was IL and they were divided as
follows: First Ward, 10; Second Ward,
IL; Third Ward, 4; Fourth Ward, l3; Fifth
Ward, 3.
II seems as though the voters of the
third and fifth wards understand marking
their ballots better than the others.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
BIG STAKES FOR TROTTERS.
Fastest Horses in the Country VIII Meet
NJ Grand Rapids In 'oc.

" '"'' '''P'''" III VT
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 19-Don
Leathers, president Of the Grand Rapids
Trottins association, will offer 500, 600 for
. great week Of races at the meeting Of the
Michigan horse breeders in Grand Rapids,
the last week in August, 1892. II was Mr..
Lesthers who offered $4,000 for the Aller-
ton-Nelson match race, at that time the
largest purse offered fo- a trotting horse
race. He now comes cut with n 5000
purse for the stallion championship of all
ages, to be trotted by Pslo Alto, Stsm-
boul, Allerton, Nelson, Axtcll, Delmarch
and Pat Downing Mr.. Lcathcrs also Of
fers s25 900 for = race for Arion, 2;lo 34,
Monbars, 2:1s, Ralph Wilkes, 21s, and
Bermuda Boy, the great 2-year olds for
1891. The other races will be contested
for stakes and purses, aggregating SIS, ,0oo
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
WHERE DID THEY GETIT?

Some People In the Fifth Ward Appeared
tn DE "Fiush" Last Night.
Some voters in the Fifth Ward re-
mained away from the polls yesterday.
They usually vote the Democratic ticket.
Some OF these men surprised their ac-
quaintanceS last evening by appear
in certain liquor saloons with plenty OF
money.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
iyorden's Candy Kitchen.

Molnsscs Candy Of all kinds the finest in
IN the city.
Molasses Wintergreen.
Molasscs PEPPERMINT.
Mplasscs sassafras and all other navors
Also full line of fine hand made Choco.
latc- at 20 cents a pound.
Main Street Bridge.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
THEY ALL WANT CASH.
Several More Addition
al Appropriations
ARE MORE POLICE NEEDED ?
The Board Says Yes But the Council
Says Wait.

Last nights meeting Of the City Coun-
ell was chiefly notci for the numerous
additional appropriations The Board
voted to increase the police force but the
Council tabled il q month.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Chicago is Suffering fer Coal.

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Chicaso is seriously
threatened with = soft coal famine
Hotels, factories and other places using
much fuel have been put to great incon-
venicnce, because OF lack Of soft coal and
the cold weather has intensified the incon-
venience. The scarcity Of coal is ooca-
stoned by the miners strike in the Indiana
district
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
CONTEST THE WILL.
Charge OF Undue Influence Upon the Mind
ofJ. %. Draper.

ofJ. %. Draper.
Yesterday the will OF James O. Draper
was admitted 10 probate, but aprotest was
received alleging that the signature was
procured by undue influence and that the
will was not his la : one. II was signed
by Mary e. Clark, Anna A. Draper, George
b. Draper, Florence r., Ida +. and Leroy
8. Draper, by their mother. 1t was
ordered filed with the will.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
TroubI.som. Cara Loses a Battle.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Nov. ls.--Tho Cara
invasion Of Mexico is assuming q more
serious phase. The Nexicaa authorities
say that they have had . 6klA with him in
which he was defeated, but they could
neither capture him nor any OF his men.
Cara withdrew to the mountains in good
order after the 1ght
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
waiting fer tn. Car. Return.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Is.--It Is made
public that in accordance with instruc-
tions received hero frew Liysdie, where
the cEar i. a. present sojournng, the issu-
ance Of q decree foIbidding t.e export Of
wheat will b. postponed until he returns
to 81. PstersbnrS in December
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

fNlrr penny tcll-.-iou can yet salvation
D.i turtW,niy five cents. Best in the market
JOHN ~. Cough, the iar.fnmcd lecturer. cx.
,.-,d himself to au audience because Of a
It. DuId, then started ior Fgypt in the hope
uI E.itug rid 81 ~. Egypt contains no
remedy more certain iu it, result than Dr.
BulI- cough syrup.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Russell sage
wcll.known nnanclcr, write.

The wellknown fnHncicr. write.
"anG FurH hvTNuE,"
NEW NoKk tITN. December 20 isJo.N
"For the last twenty years have been
using ALLcoKCs PoRous PLAsrERs. They
have repeatedly cured me uf rheumatic pains
nnd pains I'm nay side ana back. Whenever
have n cold, one on my chest anl one ON
my back speedily relieve.
"My family are never without them
RtssLLL sASs.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

" NOu want 20 be- spared the pain aud
annoyance Of coughing use Or. Bulls Cough
syrup at once. AtHlldcalcrs. Price - cent?.
Tho popularity uf salvation Uii ls not h-.
tOui.linH when we hear ui Us many cures.
u kills pain ~ once and costs iut - cents
"a bottle
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

In Infantry IIni, Thur-day. ii.Iay rld
saturday evenings ~ This w,,.. Admission
20 cents. Dancing every evening Tie
combination ticket will De- drawn on -stut.
dny night
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Grand Opening.

Tim Butler will open his cozy little saloon
nj ~ North Main street next Saturday and he
cordially invites everyone. to be present.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Fish, Fish, Fish!

All kinds OF fish I'm abundance and Of every
description, fresh every day at John Mar
rams Fish Market In the Walker block. Tel
ephone.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

Mayor Goodwin presided over the Board
OF Aldermen which met this morning to
make the official count of the votes cast at
yesterdays election. Alderman Tiepke
was the only absentee.
Oficial Vote.
The result of the official count was az
follows:
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

Sure Cure For Malaria.
nurray's Malaria Mixture, sol Main street
Pswtasket.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19
Call for Joseph Lynch
krydLimpor.

when you go To the Pawtuckct Furniture
Co. store. He will appreciate your trade.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

krydLimpor.
Knaker Bread
skorpor.
A, the Benedict Grocery, Kinyon Bloeh.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

Msrschsum aud Driar Pipes.
A tsa the 81 the capital.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

10 afutEs
spoerers Hugh J. rsIis.to. Parity an3
Fragrance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

steamship Tickets
And drafts at lowest rates 1T n. nsy q
Cos, Main street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-19

Advertise your wants in ,hs TRIBUNE.
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As,sru,s y.ur vast, .. ID. rnis,s,
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For good. wholesome reading the
SUNDAY TRIBUNE has no equal. Buy
IL next Sunday
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vertisement in the TRIBUNE. Three
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